hike. >> this is wjz tv, wjz hd and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood. now it is complete coverage. it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> prayer and praise. the world mourns the death of a music icon. [ music ] >> today what the coroner is saying about how whitney houston died. hi, i am kai jackson, mary is on assignment. underwater and unconscious. they released shocking details about the death of whitney houston, bigad shaban has this report. >> they reveal new details about her death. >> she was unconscious and

unresponsive. >> a member of her entourage found her in the bathtub. >> she was underwater but not completely submerged. >> i don't have any information on that. >> her battle with drugs was well-known, officials are not ruling out any causes of death until they have the results of toxicology tests which could take six to eight weeks. >> until we run a tox and see the level and what is in the system we are not going to speculate. >> fan rennei wright brought her niece to the coroner's office to pay her respects. >> her smile was so please affect and so graceful and her singing, it -- it -- it just touched my heart. >> reporter: at her peak her powerful voice made her one of the world's best selling artists. houston's family has taken her body from the morgue. it will be flown back east for funeral services. in houston's home state of new jersey the principal at the houston whitney school paid tribute to its most famous alumni. >> she was a fine person. it is sad. >> reporter: students walkd

from the school grounds to houston's childhood home as they remembered a music legend who inspired generations. in los angeles, bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> witness houston's body is flown back to new jersey where a funeral will be held later. coming up video of the final time she was seen in public before her death. the prosecution continues to build its case against george huguely. jessica kartalija has new details about today's testimony in a charlottesville, virginia, courtroom. >> reporter: prosecutors are focusing on the evidence they have against him. he is charged with the killing of yeardly love. the state attorney questioned police about items from love and huguely's apartments. one officer testified the cuts and bruises on huguely's arms and legs when he was arrested and also jurors read private letters between love and

huguely. huguely admits to having more than 20 drinks before confronting love at her uva off- campus apartment. >> huguely has plead not guilty to murder charges. stay with wjz and wjz.com for complete coverage of the george huguely murder trial. adam may is in charlottesville and will have a live report tonight on the trial coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. a victory today for former penn state coach jerry sandusky, a judge gives him permission to visit with most of his grandchildren. he is on house arrest after being charged with dozens of counts of child sex abuse, the judge says jury selection will be a challenge but he says the pool will be made up of residents of state college and the surrounding area. today mayor stephanie rawlings- blake gives her annual state of the city address on baltimore. she talks about her goals for this year including a plan to improve city schools and making tax cuts. including reducing the property tax rate for homeowners by 20 cents by 2020. >> under this bill vacant homes do not qualify for the tax cut.

vacant lots do not qualify. and speculators and owners of blited properties won't get a meny penny of texas relief tax relief at the expense of everyone else. >> the mayor is calling on the city council to ratify her proposed hike of the bottle tax. hear more in a live report new at 5:00 and 6:00. our day started out on a chilly note. outside right now the sun is shining and it has warmed up but you need a coat. not necessarily a heavy one but you do need one. meteorologist bernadette woods is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. maybe you can give us pictures of the coat, bern. >> that is 1 thing, still february, not like it was yesterday but still dealing with february weather. 47 degrees, 30s in the mountains. take a look at the swing today as compared to yesterday. we are 15 degrees warmer at

this time. everyone on this map is at least 10 degrees warmer and also lost that biting north west wind. into tonight and tomorrow there is another storm moving our way. it is going to weaken but a little bit of snow is possible. >> chaos in the streets of greece. police are struggling to get control. tina kraus reports for more on the reason for the widespread anger. >> reporter: crews cleaned up the streets of athens after crowds rioted overnight. there is still widespread anger in greece after the government decided on drastic new spending cuts. protesters burned dozens of buildings in the capitol sunday, huns took on riot police, pelting them with rocks and fire bombs. others tore out atms and smashed store windows. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: despite the

violence parliament passed new measures to save greece from bankruptcy. the finance minister told politicians they must save the country and it slashes 20% off the minimum wage and 1 in five government workers will lose their job, unemployment is also over 20%. markets reacted positively. the athens stock exchange rose 5% monday. as greece braces for more protests, european union finance chiefs will meet on wednesday, to decide whether to prove the massive bailout package. but the greek government must convince european lenders it will stick to the plan. the first round of cuts in 2010 failed to stop the country's rising debt. tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> a bankruptcy could put or force greece to stop using the euro currency, now it could also drag down other cash-

strapped country is in europe and send global markets into turmoil. gas prices continue to creep upward. wjz is live in the newsroom with more on the pain at the pump. vic. >> the price of a gallon of gas is up 12s cents over the last week, it is 3.51 for regular. experts say they will get worse before they get better. february air is off to the month of the year where gas prices are cheapest. prices could jump as much as 60 cents a gallon by memorial today. maryland is higher, it is 3.50 a gallon, last month it was 3.39, this time last year it was just under 3.10, back to you. >> to find the cheapest gas log onto wjz.com and click on links and numbers. let's check in on our roads with christie bresland at wjz

traffic control. >> hi everyone. there is an accident on route 100 blocking the two right lanes, expect a solid delay. on the southwest side of the inner loop two accidents to watch, for the first at the bw parkway and the second one at camp meade road. as far as delays go the southwest side 15 minutes from baltimore there. the inner loop heavy from york road around the pairing parkway, average speed 40 miles an hour. a couple of other accidents to include, silver spring road at bellaire road, traffic lights out druid hill at dolphin street in baltimore city and an accident north calhoun at west baltimore. as you can see things are moving along as it appears on the beltway there at delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochrane firm. back over to you. >> thanks, christie, still

ahead at 4:00, deadly avalanche in kosovo, she incredible rescue of a young child. >> well, a very very heavy -- heavy flirttation tonight. >> one year after a disturbing live shot at the grammy hear from that reporter about how her life has changed. top dog. who is in the running at the country oldest and most prestigious dog show? and it is a sunny cool monday afternoon. what is in store for valentine's day? get your updated first warning weather forecast. >> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala, and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist

a small girl is rescued from an avalanche in kosovo. rescue workers dug through more than 30 feet of snow to find the girl trapped and buried inside her house. 9 people died in that avalanche, adding to the hundreds that died in the cold spell across eastern europe in the past two weeks. the government closed all

schools and many businesses until february 20th. a babysitter may be in trouble after a mix up in chicago. a day care provider dropped off two-year-old twins at the young house. the toddlers were put in protective custody after those folks called the police. the parents apparently found out what happened on facebook and were reunited with their children and are considering legal action. a great start to the week on wall street. [ bell rings ] >> the unrest in greece is actually helping the market, the dow up 73, the s&p up 9, the nasdaq up 28. let's go to park new york y alexis christoforous has the update. >> reporter: the stocks rebound after greece voted for spending cuts. violent protests broke out following the vote. rioters in athens torched buildings looted shops and

clashed with police, protesting cuts that include eliminating 1- 5 civil service jobs and slashing the minimum wage by more than a 5th. apple made history today. its stock rated above $500 a share for the first time, just six months after the stock hit $400. the tech titan stock has been rallying over the past few weeks since apple reported staggering sales and profits for the holiday quarter. it has made it the most valuable company in the world, bigger than exxon mobil. general electric pledges to high-five thousand veterans over the next 5 years. ge will also spend 580 million dollars to expand its ave ration business. ge's ceo is head of president obama's jobs council. tough economic times won't stop americans from spending on their sweethearts this valentine's day. the average person will spend 8% more than they did last year, about $126. the most popular valentine's day gift, cards and chocolates. and that is your money watch, for more just stay with

cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, aam alex i am alex alexis christoforous. >> the have this report about the dog show. >> they are the cream de la cream. >> is that a phases on a mother can love? >> it is a face a mother and father can love. >> it does that. >> he does that. >> hand some hounds. >> he does everything he can. >> his hair is a lot of work, lucky his mind is not. >> they are packing madison square garden to the was minister kennel club dog show. elvis old english sheepdog is getting ready for his moment in

the spotlight and yes, he does have big blue eyes under all that hair. >> he says, oh, this is the real world. >> this year 2,077 dogs are competing. six new breeds are in the mix, including the norwegian dog. they are like that to climb. >> some even have food for them. >> they take a big piece they choke on it. >> this business is serious but no prize money, just prestige. manuel gallegos. >> in the first day of competition martha stewart's dog won best of breed. best of show will be crowned tomorrow night.

coming up at 4:00 bombs attached to cars with magnets. the target israeli diplomats. who is responsible for those explosions. >> the rush is on for rev's candies here. more coming up. >> will the weather work out for your valentine's day plans, wjz ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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now first link weather, complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >> all right. this i can tolerate burns. >> you like this? >> this weekend we had brutally cold weather and it is february as you mentioned. >> over the weekend we were saying hello winter. >> yeah. >> it has not been around much this season but made an appearance over the weekend. today it is already gone. this is where we have topped out, 47 degrees back above average of 44, yesterday we were way below average and that gusty northwest wind did not help things at all. 47 degrees is the current temperature in baltimore, 49 in dc. so close to 50 degrees. it is still 32 in oakland. compared to yesterday at this time we are 10 to 15 degrees warmer in most cases. and also like we said we have lost that intense wind that we

had making the wind chills feel like they were in the teens yesterday afternoon. this is just a little bit of a breeze out of the west. it is going to bring in milder air because when we open it up something we showed you a lot this season there is just not a whole lot of arctic air behind what we just went through, so those dark colors have made their way out of here. behind it it is much milder and that is what is moving in our direction. so here is the next storm coming our way that is going to bring that milder air. originally in the form of snow for a lot of people but this storm is going to weaken significantly as it moves into the dry air on top of us. we see the clouds tomorrow then snow mixed with rain to start out the day and rain showers throughout the afternoon but this is not a very big storm for us because the storm is weakening as it even moves into that drier air which is going to eat up a lot of what you see already. we have this graphic. notice how the green indicating the moisture really starts to disappear as it moves towards maryland.

so we get the clouds, maybe a couple of rain or snow showers, then this gets out of here no wednesday as another storm moves our way on thursday and behind that another round of mild air. so the forecast comes together like this:on the waters losing those advisories. we had gale warnings over the weekend, winds 5 to 10 knots bay temperature is 40 degrees. tomorrow below freezing, the clouds, tomorrow mixed rain and snow showers early in the day and rain showers possible in the afternoon, we are going up to 49 degrees, so temperature's wise that is very marginal anyway. >> 49. >> yeah. >> for february. >> yeah. >> i will take that. >> and that gets out of here and we are talking 50s for the middle of the week. >> horrible. don't miss the primetime line up. near heart stopping episode of hawaii 5-0, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. it can take a long time to heal from a broken heart. but heart experts warn for some

people it can be very real and actually does damage to the heart. randall pinkston reports in tonight's wjz health watch. >> reporter: vera was cheering for her son at his football game when she felt a sharp pain. >> started from the middle of my chest and went all the way up to my shoulders. >> reporter: she was having a heart attack but no arteries were blocked. she had been under lots of pressure. >> stressful, workers in my house, my mother had a heart attack. >> she was suffering from broken heart syndrome. >> it is still a form of heart attack. the difference here is that the arteries are open and the pump of the heart is badly affected so almost the entire heart is affected. >> reporter: broken heart syndrome affects mostly women and comes on suddenly after an intense event like the death of a loved one or even being surprised. doctors at the medical center

are studying the condition. they are not sure why it happens to some people and not others. >> many of the patients have sky high adrenalin levels and levels of other related hormones so we think that is a way the body is expressing its reaction to stress. >> her heart was damaged but it has healed. she takes heart medication now. >> it could happen anytime in my life you know or could not. it is always in the back of my head, always. >> she is trying to manage her stress as best she can. in new york, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> doctors say they see about 30,000 cases of broken heart syndrome each year in the united states. most cases the heart recovers within three months. scott pelley has a preview of what is coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> finding work after the financial crisis. could the answer be reinventing yourself? we will meet one woman who went from being a powerbroker to a job selling power supplies.

that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >> the delicate job of removing fuel from the crippled costa concordia begins. >> how far can you go when it comes to taking pictures of police? i am mike hellgren in federal court where a case against baltimore city is moving forward. i will talk to the man who brought it and explore a new police policy, whether it is really being enforced. >> boxes of books, the president's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now it is complete coverage, it is wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is 4:28. 47 degrees and sunny. hello, thanks for staying with eyewitness news, i am denise koch. >> i i am vic carter, here is what people are talking about. >> the show down, the president is on the campaign trail trying

to sell it to the public. >> reporter: president obama rolled out his 2013 budget monday and launched an election year battle over the deficit. he is pitching a 3.8 trillion dollar plan that includes $350 billion to sometime plate to stimulate job growth. he said billions would be dedicated to train workers. >> at a time when our economy is growing and creating jobs at a faster clip we got to do everything in our power to keep it on track. >> reporter: the president renewed the call for tax hikes on the wealthy and he wants to end tax breaks for big corporations and also selling 4 trillion dollars worth of spent n cuts, all designed to trim the deficit over the next decade but it does not stand a chance in congress. republican lawmakers quickly shot down his proposals, dismissing them as bad for job

creation. >> rather than trading water he actually makes things worse. >> and they say his budget actually does nothing to cut the deficit. >> somebody asked me if this budget was dead on arrival. i said no, no, it is not dead on arrival, it is debt on arrival. >> republicans refuse to accept new tax hikes and demand cuts and an overhaul. the debate is expected to drag on until after the november election, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the budget calls for 25 billion in cuts to the postal service, from changes like ending mail delivery on saturdays. >> israeli diplomats are on edge after a pair of attacks outside embassies in two country, kai is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: they say iran is

behind an attack. an assailant attached a bomb to his vehicle before it exploded. the diplomat's wife, her driver and two people in a near by car were hurt. a similar bomb attached to another car but it was discovered and diffused. the attacked come after a string of similar bombings in iran targeting iranian nuclear scientists. >> iran is denying involvement in the attacks. they are emptying thousands of gallons of fuel from a wrecked italian cruise ship. the process began today more than a month after it ran aground off the coast of italy. 17 people are confirmed dead and another are still missing. workers say it could be almost a month before they can unload all the fuel. >> jury selection in the trial of a man accused of killing a state trooper begins today. serial williams is accused of gunning down wesley brown in 2010. brown was working a second job as a security guard at a

restaurant at the time of his death. prosecutors say he threw williams out of the restaurant earlier and williams cake came back and shot him. a judge rules a case questioning whether you can record police in public will move forward. wjz is live in federal court. mike hellgren has more on why it is so important. >> reporter: the aclu, behind this lawsuit, says it is about protecting your constitutional rights but police say they have already taken steps to do just that. >> reporter: in this case it is legal. christopher sharp, who shot this video during the preakness in 2010 says city police went beyond the warning, detaining him, seizing his phone and deleting videos he shot so he sued and a federal judge just ruled it can move forward. >> have you had second thoughts? >> it has been more difficult than i anticipated to begin with but i am going to keep going forward absolutely.

i really just want to see justice done. this is bigger than just me. >> the city wanted to dismiss the case, arguing a new policy mandating officers allow people to record them fixes the problem. >> i know the majority of the departments in the nation you know we are one of the first agencys to promulgate rules. so take that for what it is worth. >> but hours after that this video surfaced threatening a man with arrest. >> i am leaving. >> turn around and walk. >> i am leaving. >> turn around and walk. give me your id. >> in case his lawyer used it to keep his case alive. >> these are fundamental constitutional rights and effect people everywhere. >> it was absolutely awful. the way i felt then, the way i feel now about it. the humiliation was enormous. if they are doing this to me who else are they doing this to? >> according to that new police policy if you want to record

officers make sure you are on public property and do not interfere with their duties. reporting live f ed a federal court mike hellgren. >> they have yet to identify the officers. >> it looks like the fight over the healthcare law isn't over yet. jessica kartalija is in the newsroom with what they are doing today. >> the republican leaders say the president's recent compromise on the proposed law doesn't go far enough. the obama administration has revised it to not require all employers to provide healthcare coverage for birth control. the white house says religious affiliated groups can decline to provide that coverage. those employees can get free contraceptives through their health insurer but senate leaders say that is not good enough and will push for a bill that will exempt any business with a religious ox from the mandate. >> thank you jessica, the white house says there is no room for

compromise on this matter. >> some of former first lady jacqueline kennedy's papers are public for the first time. they released the collection today. they detail her efforts to restore the white house in a manner that preserves the nation's history and will include notes from her televised white house tour, which was 50 years ago. well, we are learning more today but the shocking death of pop music queen whitney houston. ♪ [ music ] >> the singer's body has been released from the morgue and her family is now planning a funeral. police say the singer was found unconscious and underwater inside her hotel room at the beverly hilton hotel saturday hours before she was to appear at a pregrammy gala. we have this report. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight our whitney houston investigation, why did the life of music's greatest voice end inside a

room at the beverly hilton hotel? ♪ [ music ] >> singer whitney houston, but greatest voices of our generation has died. ♪ [ music ] >> she was found in the bathtub and the paramedics did cpr on her. >> this is the last video of her seen alive in public, leaving a party irritated by the paparazzi. upset she swears at an onlooker then regains her cool and sipes autographs. her voice was raspy and low. while whitney was in good spirits as she left reports at the time pointed to strange blood marks running down her leg and a scratch on her wrist as signs of trouble but no one could possibly know in list

than 48 hours the singing icon could be found dead. all of that is coming up later here on entertainment tonight. >> for more be sure to watch entertainment tonight on wjz at 7:30 and also the latest on the investigation coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >> it is easy to see with our mild winter weather the days are getting longer, outside right now the sun is shining on a mild february afternoon. wjz has weather and traffic together, bob is here now with you the updated numbers from first warning weather, bob. >> one cold day this weekend and has already warmed up above normal. in and out just like that all winter long. up to 47 now, 49 washington, 43 oakland, but these temperatures right now with a low dew point, very dry air, considering yesterday was a cold day, it is 17 degrees warmer right now than it was yesterday ty same time. oakland 15 degrees warmer, 17

degrees warmer in dc and haggerstown, now tomorrow a weak system is going to pass across the region, don't be surprised in the morning, say, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, you might see wet snowflakes, a weak but may be cold enough for snow. don't let it scare you. >> all right. i won't let it scare me. let's check in with christie. >> that delay stretches past security boulevard. expect a 15 minute delay along the north side of the inner loop. as far as the outer loop goes stop and go from york road over the charles straight. 70 westbound a minor slow down, about 10 minutes there from 29 over to marriottsville road. northbound 95 that accident at route 100 is on the shoulder but slow traffic back to route 32. a couple of other accidents to include here, in bellaire route

24 at marketplace drive, philadelphia road right there at the beltway in the rosedale region and traffic lights out, druid hill road at dolphin street. let's now take a live look as you can see things are slowing down just a bit. still moving there on the beltway at delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by knee cochrane firm. if you are someone you know have suffered a personal injury call 1-800-the firm or visit them on line for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you christie. it is a baltimore tradition that started neal a century ago and all for valentine's day. ron matz reports on why thousands are descending on small house on wilkins avenue to impress the one they love. >> reporter: valentine's day almost here, let's go into rev's candies see if anybody is in here. woo, it is wall to wall here, valentine's candy that bring customers from all over. >> you came from where to where and going where.

>> live in annapolis, my wife wants this, i live in fairfax so on my way to work. >> what did you get. >> chocolate covered almonds, peanuts and turd tells. >> sweets for your sweetie. they have been married 41 years. >> butter creams, peanut buttercups. >> and coconut creams. >> coconut creams. >> who are they for? >> him. >> it is a friendly madhouse as customers savor the delicious butter creams and those tempting truffles. >> it is wonderful. they keep coming back. we have the best customers in the world. they have the tradition, the quality and the best customer service in town. >> a baltimore tradition with love from wilkins avenue. >> i love you cindy, i hope you have a great day tomorrow. >> happy valentine's day roger. i love you. >> very nice. >> yeah, he is a sweetheart and

my best friend. >> ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> rev's candies have been selling candy out of the same house since 1919. wow. >> i used to live 10 minutes away and go all the time. now i have to make a drive. nostalgia for that chocolate, straight ahead, landfill search. he killed his children and then himself and why police in washington state are searching through tons of trash. >> well, a very very heavy -- heavy flirttation tonight -- >> the flighting live report one year later, hear from the california reporter about how it saved her life. >> will tomorrow's weather be fit for sweethearts, meteorologist bernadette woods has your -- and bob turk have your first warning weather forecast coming up. >> complete coverage continues, with denise koch, vic carter and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist bernadette woods and

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the daughter of a florida pastor is in critical condition after a church member accidentally shoots her in the head. police say he was showing his gun in a small closet to another church member interested in buying a firearm then he took out the magazine but did not know there was a bullet in the chamber, that is when it went off. it went through a wall and struck a woman in the next room. no charges have been filed. >> days after video of a brutal beating in atlanta goes viral police have tracked down some of the people responsible. monique griego is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: denise police say one of the attackers is already in jail and they have identified two more. christopher cane is facing aggravated assault and robbery charges for the attack outside an atlanta convenience store. investigators say he and two other men viciously beat another man and posted video of it on line. the story brought in hundreds of tips from outraged neighbors. police have identified at least

two more suspects on that tape and expect more arrests soon. back to you denise. >> thank you. federal authorities are investigating this case as a possible hate crime. >> an army of volume steers are searching a landfill for any clue that could have dumped -- been dumped by josh powell. powell, who was suspected in the disappearance of his wife, set his house on fire before killing his two sons and himself wiewn week ago. stacy reports from washington. >> the guesstimate is 20,000 pounds. >> reporter: we were allowed to watch the search from just a few yards away. 32 volunteers from pierce county's explorer search and rescue sifted through a mountain of paper to look for even the tiniest scrap that could have been left by josh powell. the sheriff's office believes powell made a trip here last saturday, 1 day before he killed his sons and himself at a home in graham. don taylor is the manager with waste connections, which operates the landfill and recycling facility.

>> everything from the day in question is in that pile, so if, in fact he did bring anything here they will find it today. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators made a preliminary search here on wednesday but once they realized they had to go through more than 10 tons of paper they decided to come back with dozens of volunteers, who would sift through everything. >> names, addresses, anything that has -- from utah, anything that would make a connection of some sort, books, calendars, maps. >> we saw someone from the sheriff's office leaving with a box of items. for his part, taylor, who helps reason the facility, is hoping they found something that could answer lingering questions. >> we are just hopeful that in assisting maybe they can find that will help, but, yeah, it is very chose to home. >> powell lost custody of his sons in 2011 and killed himself and his boys this month during a supervised visit. a fire continues to smolder

today at a ski lodge in pennsylvania, flames broke out around 8:00 last night at the mystic mountain ski lodge in farmington. high winds fanned the flames and it was necessary to call in more fire crews to help extinguish the blaze. everyone made it out safely. one firefighter suffered smoke inhalation. the cause of that fire is underinvestigation. >> on air scare. it has been a year since cbs reporter serene branton was live covering the grammy awards when her speech became garbled, as pat harvey reports she suffers from migraine. >> well, a very very heavy -- heavy -- flirttation tonight -- >> it was just a year ago when our own cbs 2 reporter serene branson made international news after suffering a migraine outside the grammies. now a year later. i meet serene in her home for an intimate look back at her past year. >> how you feeling? >> on 1 hand it feels like it

was just yesterday because i still remember those feelings so vividly but on the other hand i feel like i have come so far and i am much more comfortable sitting here talking with you about it now than i was a year ago. >> you certainly seem a lot more confident. >> if anything it was a big wake up call, you know, to listen to my body and pay attention to my health. >> and with routine screening, such as this one, her 4th visit since last february. >> i am very mindful of what i am eating and i am very mindful of when i travel i try to stay hydrated and keep the migraine medicine with me. i know if i feel those symptoms coming on i can take something and be okay. >> besides getting in tune with her body she is helping the national headache foundation launch a campaign to raise awareness about migraines. >> does baby blue ivy look like

beyonce' or jay z? they reportedly turned down millions and instead posted them for fans for free. i hope we see them as children compared to their baby. >> i don't know but that baby has a beautiful head of hair. i tell you that. >> sure does some the weather

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all for just $84.99 a month. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities call 1.866.solutions. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. that's 1.866.solutions. only from verizon. here is a look outside right now courtesy of our camera, no clouds really and a nice day. >> nice start to the week, really really nice and warm compared to yesterday only had a high of 32. this afternoon we got up to 48 above average and all week long it is going to stay on the mild side. here we go, through february we have had one really cold day. 47 now, dew point way down at 16, very dry air. humidity only 28%. west winds at 12, the barometer

holding steady. 30.08 inches. currently 28 in oakland, 47 here. now there is snow on the ground in garrett county. over the weekend they had six to 10 inches of snow so that is keeping things cooler there, trip in washington and 43 in ocean city, locally mid to upper 40s around the region, close to 50 at kent island, annapolis and washington. wins have come down but were gusty earlier, 48 today after a chilly 20 this morning. our average is now 44 and 26. the records 72 in 1951, 1983, one above zero, so you think it has been cold this year nothing to several years in the past. even last year was a lot colder than this year. here is that west wind that kept things mild today. winds coming down the mountains, by heating by compression they go from three to 4000 feet down to sea level and temperatures go up. so a pretty good breeze with oakland, feels cold there, high

winds diminish tonight and become easterly tomorrow that will bring in moisture. there is a band of snow however to the south. it is rain and milder temperatures, that is headed in our direction, this snow is going to break up. don't expect too much of it here. it may start early enough in the morning tomorrow we may see wet now flake activity and becomes a light rain ?owr, most of this is very weak, heading northwest, pittsburgh, maybe garrett county, here east of the mountains if it snows in the morning for a few minutes that is what we expect and maybe light rain showers this afternoon. this system is weak and will move quickly across the region from west to east and is going to completely washout by the time it gets here. behind it mild air back in the region, back in the 50s on wednesday. east winds 5 to ten knots the bay testimony temperature

around 40 degrees. tonight 29 to the low 30s in the city. maybe in the morning snowflakes and in the afternoon rain showers and up to 49 degrees so whatever happens in the morning will be completely gone. >> wonderful. >> no consequences. >> still to come tonight on eyewitness news. >> how exactly did yeardly love die? i am adam may, day six in the george huguely murder trial and the medical examiner goes into grate details about her injuries, the ne,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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