back down below freezing many latest temperatures the official numbers here and it's not your neighborhood numbers but at least at the airport we are showing 31. and the neighborhood location around brought pore -- baltimore in the 20s. and 20s back to the west. western pa you expect that where they had snow in garrett county and they are in the teens this morning. but this comes with gusty winds and at least it is dry out with the cold air. but we told you about snow back in the mountains but the lake- effect snow machine is cutting off to the north. so not much action. in fact sneaking a peak at tanya's traffic cams and we have a hint of orange reddish glow. sun will be dominant today and with the wind that could push to, 25 miles per hour so-- 20, 25 miles per hour. we start off with temperatures that should moving through the low 30s at 8:00 and then we are pushing 41 by lunchtime 429 two degree guaranteed high-- 42, the two degree guaranteed high.

here's tanya with track. >> reporter: volume top side of the beltway at harford road. let's look at our traffic camera showing the northwest side. 695 at old court road near 795 as the sun starts to come up. looks pretty good. outer loop has a little volume to the right of the screen but nothing to worry about yet as you make your way towardsedmondson. this is 695 at wilkins. outer loop to the left of the camera a little congestion butit's moving. dive times for the most part are okay-- drive times for the most part are okay but that could change. 795 to 70 on the outer loop will take about 7 minutes. a woman in northwest baltimore was shocked when she opened her water bill and what show saw was the ey len to the price of a car when she called abc2 news. sherrie johnson lets us know how working for you. this was the cost of a car not a car payment the whole car. >> the whole car. >> reporter: that's right.

much to her frustration. frances webb's watter bill was 750 times larger than what she normally is charged and what she complained they said she would have to pay it. webw lives on wabash avenue and owns the vacant lot next door with a water meter. she has two water bills to pay and the most recent bill for the vacant lot was 19,300.44. this is more taft total amount she -- this more than the total amount she paid for all the water bills in the more than 42 years she owned the property. >> there's no water on the lot. never been any water. no house has been there. >> i talked to the water people, and they fixed it. >> did they? >> it's fixable. i appreciate that base knew i wasn't going to fix it. -- because i knew i wasn't going to fix it. >> reporter: a spokesman says the bill was a result of a

misreading of the meters. it was human error and she doesn't have to pay the $19,000 bill. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. news around the nation in indiaa video last month of a police say it was an attack on a officer. this is dash cam video from the day. investigators say the suspect led officers on a chase and after the car crashed police say gunman stabbed an officer in the face and other officers on the scene then opened fire killing the suspect. two officers in albuquerque, new mexico have been fired and may face criminal charge after allegedly beating a car theft suspect. it was captured on surveillance video and a officer tackled the suspect and another kicked him in the head repeatedly. officials say they thought the suspect was reaching for a gun

in the waistband and after it was all over, in the corn you can see the officers giving each other a chest bump. i don't think we will hang around for that. also caught on tape a school bus driver in florida watching her cell phone while behind the wheel of the school bus. the bus is moving and there were kids on board. in all she spends 10 seconds looking at the phone. if a i -- >> i get mad when my two older children if i text them nine they are driving and they it can back. i flip out. this is an adult and we all know better. yoi are not supposed to do this. >> what was the woman's excuse p. >> told her supervisor, you ready for this? she was watching a game on the phone. frightening ordeal in oklahoma has three teenagers thankful to be alive. they were pind underneath a elevator at their high school. listen to the call. >> i am sorry. >> okay, my god. >> hello. >> we are trapped under an

elevator. >> the girls said they opened the door and walked nan closed the door behind them. then they realized they weren't standing in the elevator but were in the shaft and the car was above them. the elevator started to lower itself and one girl had on combat boots when the door came down on her heel. it stopped just before crushing the three girls. >> the first thing i thought of was if we can lay down all evenly, then it would stop it from all the way crushing us. >> i pretty much thought we were going to die, and me and my friends actually said good- bye to each other. >> the girls were trapped for almost an hour. one girl is in the hospital. the cool district is investigating what went wrong. >> vince gill made a surprising revelation and opened up about a terrifying enof 12. listen. >> it was some advances made

towards me that were, you know, very awkward and nothing happened. it didn't go -- eye didn't get weird. it started to -- it didn't get weird and it started to get weird and the good fortune or luck to jump and run. >> he says anyone who takes advantage of children is beyond evil. you may want to get a head start on travel. roads and skies will be packed this holiday season. a preview of what to expect. but the smart photograph that can help navigate through themadness. some can be useful and if youdon't ask tom. we are watching "good morning maryland" back in a bit.

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for a live shot justin in the weather center. and we talk so much to you about tom and the floor director at abc2. he is behind the camera. this is the guy i always -- i am always talking to when i reference tom. what does he say? >> no. >> he always says no. let's get back to your news this morning. this coming to us out of what you getting out of thanksgiving dinner. you will have plenty of company so be patient. trim -- aaa expects 42 million people traveling more than 50 miles from their homes getting ready for thank giving. that's a 4% increase from traffic from last year thisgoing more congested than you realize and pay more at the pumps when you travel. gas prices are higher than ever before. and a gallon of regular unleaded is up more than 50 cents from last year according to aaa and the average price is around 3.39 and in baltimore it's about 7 cents cheeper at the pump. -- cheaper at the pumps. for best price g's to abc2 news

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keep you there longer and keep you playing angry birds more. news time 6:41 and another alleged child sex abuse case investigatesed at a different university. >> reporter: what two former ball boys are accusing syracuse's assistant basketball coach of doing. >> reporter: the reenforcements coming to baltimore next. and fun for the holidays on the water. i am corinne redman at the innerharbor. i will tell yoi all about it's a watt -- you all about it's a water front life. >> did you smell it? did you smell snow? deep creek lake they had it built in because they are trying to pick up snow and blow the snow guns and they are at 19. it's not that cold but it's chilly this morning. we will talk about it next. tanya. >> reporter: volume on the beltway doing fine on 95. stay with us. good morning maryland continues

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on this -- abc to news to go on this -- abc2 news to go. let's get to it with meteorologist justin berk. >> we have a frigid friday. here bel air -- here is bel air. it's not much daylight yet at least from this vantage point in bel air. annapolis showing the color and temperatures by the water a little warmer. arnold 32, 34 in centerville and 29 in bel air and probably in the 20s in many of the spots. a lot of people chiming in with the number this morning. and a little hint of a wind chill this morning. sunshine and gusty wind into the afternoon. and we will take it to the two degree guaranteed high of 46. 6:46 on the clock. here tanya with traffic. >> reporter: a little congestion. 59 southbound out of white marsh towards the beltway. nothing to worry about yet. looking at frederick road a live look outer loop to the right of the screen moving well through catonville looking at jfx at northern parkway getting involve but that's moving as

well. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest information. charley. allegation involving a child sex abuse case not at penn state this one at another university and a major one. two former ball boys say an assistant coach at syracuse university sexually assaulted them. and linda so is here with what's going on right now because a lot of issues are being raised about the questioning of the timing of the right now. and especially in the wake of penn state. >> reporter: yeah, well a former basketball player who worked closely with bernie fine the accused coach says he believes the recent penn state scandal may be a motivating factor for the alleged victims. the former player says the allegations are completely ridiculous. the two former ball boys say fine molested them when they were young boys. one of the alleged victims who is now 39 years old says the sexual abuse started in 1984 when he was about to start 7th grade and continued until he was 27. on thursday, bobby davis told espn the abuse took place at

fine's home at the university's basketball facilities and on road trips including the 1987 final four. the second victim mike lang who is 45 years old and davis' stepbrother says fine startedmolesting him in 5th or 6th grade and was ball boy for the am. syracuse conducted their investigation in 2005 when they received reports of alleged abuse but they couldn't find witnesses to back up the allegations. we want to warn outsound you are about to hear -- you the sound you are about to hear is graphic. >> first he started rubbing my leg and then he sit next to me rubbing my leg and then gradually put his hand down my pants and try to grab my penis and if i resisted you know which i did i just like whoa get more aggressive. >> reporter: during the interview with the espn the alleged victim says the head coach boeheim saw him all the

time but in a phone interview coach by a mime said he never walked into fine's room and says the victims are lying. by a mime says in the 40 years he has known fine he has never seen or witnessed anything thathe would have been involved in the activities alleged. >> a case sports making the news headlines if you are ray lewis fan and who isn't, he is not going to be on the field this weekend for the bengals game. you will have to check the sidelines. the carroll county times says he is going to sit the game out because of a toe injury. lewis has not missed a game since december 2007 and on sunday the ravens take on thebengal in big game for supremacy in the afc north. kick off at 1:00. occupy wall street protesters are now taking their message to the nation's capital. protesters are on a tour at 40 mile march from new york city to washington, d.c. and this morning, abc2 news sherrie johnson is here with a newly --

all new information. >> reporter: occupy wall street are occupying the highways. a group of protesters are marching 240 miles to our nation's capital. a small group made their way from new york and spent the night in havre de grace last night. this morning they will take u.s. route 40 to baltimore on the way to dc. the hikers want to protest the white -- at the white house in time for the november 23rd congregga deficit reduction committee which will decide whether or not to keep president obama's extension of bush era tax cuts. protesters say the cuts benefit rich americans. the final destination is mcpherson square which is the home of occupy dc. now occupy the highway hikers plan to stop in 11 cities before reaching washington, d.c. on november 23rd. reporting live in interactive news center sherrie johnson, abc2 news. it's a water front life kicking off in the inner harbor a spectacular packed with events taking place all along

the waters and a preview let's turn things over to abc2 news with corinne redman with what's going on outside the power plant right? >> reporter: we are outside the power plant because it's one of the event locations where it's awater front life. it will take place from the inner harbor to harbor east and joining us is beth who has been with us all morning to tell me about what is it's a water front life. >> it's a series of great family friendly events at the harbor from the science center to harbor east. >> reporter: what are the events people can participate in. >> we are doing winter wonderland and it's santa arrival a. community lantern parade and there will be you know, let it snow celebration in harbor east and, of course, the power plant holiday light show spectacular. >> reporter: is that the first year? >> it's very exciting and going draw a lot of people down to the water front. >> reporter: we had a preview earlier and you can't see it because it is daylight. and matt is with the planning on the parade and santa claus's arrival. tell me about the the parade.

>> it's on saturday tomorrow, november 19th at 5:30 p.m. a great event polywestern marching band will be there. city college choir and, of course, santa and mrs. claus. santa house light shows not light shows i am sorry the santa house is opening from 11 to 7 every day so check us out. >> reporter: sounds like a bunch of fun. if you want full list of events taking place for it's water front life go to abc2news.com and get a full list of everything that's going on for the whole month for the holidays. reporting live from the inner harbor corinne redman, abc2 news. a week night but you couldn't tell from the packed movie theaters around the country. it's because of us that coming out for ther early viewing a midnight viewing of the twilight series. breaking dawn part one. there were 15 of the new films at amc lowe's white marsh and it brought in 25 people to handle the crowds. this were not only tweens or twihards but some in their 30s

and 20s and a couple in the 40s camped out hours to be the first to see the film. >> i want to be in bella's place because first i like robert patinsen since harry potter. i wouldn't mind marrying robert pattinsen and i want to be in her spot to have the vampire and i like every vampire and i want to be in that place. >> care to translate that? >> cannot. >> the another showing began three hours ago when it was at the avenue. film is expected to be a weekend block buster break dawn part 2 is scheduled for next november. time for five things to know on this friday morning. the lapd scheduling an afternoon news conference announcing they are reopening the investigation of the death of natalie wood who died while boating with her husband. her death was ruled an

accident. private funeral for heavy d will be at 11 this morning in mount vernon, new york. the reverend alsharpton and diddy will pay tribute to the artist who died last week. and republican presidential hopeful herman cain is the first candidate to receive secret service protection. reports indicate a number of threats against the one time gop front rund. runner. the nature of the threats has yet to be released. and ashton kutcher and demi moore are getting a divorce. she filed yesterday. he was the subject of rumors he was cheating on moore. the couple has been married for six years. and last call for regis philbin the host of the live show he is 80 will step down after more than 28 years of hosting the morning live with regis and kelly. and the talk show he started to host with kathie lee gifford. justin. special good morning for mr. cook the principal of prospect mills camping out on the roof thanks to the

mondayity kids raised for brand new playground many many people have been chiming in on line with temperatures in the 20s. we got 31 in baltimore but 20s surrounding the region. the wind chill knocked into the 20s as well and that's what we have this morning a little hint of a wind chill and that's all it takes is wind to do that officially 7 mile perhour push in baltimore. and light variable wind up to about 12 miles per hour there in easton. needless to say a little push of that wind today. we are watching high preservure build -- pressure build in and it created snow and we showed you that in western new york and upstate back across the great lakes and that's in no impact on our region. we are underneath high pressure and dry sky if you will and that win out of the west northwest is a dry wind for us. we have a virtually cloud free sky and will follow the wind out of west northwest and ease up tonight and tomorrow we go south and the south wind will be a good thing towards the end of the weekend. there will be a storm that moves in on thanks giving week and that's fairly commonplace but it will be warming up ahead

of that storm. so today 46 the two degree guarantee winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. and we will take it down to 27 overnight. and by the way, for the ravens game kick off at one, and we are looking to beat the bengals with a high up to 06 with increasing clouds. and as we head to early next week lows 60s and rain moves in could end with maybe a mix of snow on thanksgiving eve. tanya. >> reporter: inner loop at 95 we have reports of debris on the road. let's look live at the beltway right now at old court road near 795 we are doing pretty well although there is some volume it's moving pretty well. no issues to report. 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel southbound traffic heavier going into the tunnel. i have a theory that a lot of people took today off because pick a they are off next week for thanksgiving so. >> it's holiday. >> reporter: i think the traffic is you know, lighter than normal. >> i like where your head is at. happy birthday to mickey mouse. time for the weekend and to new york for "good morning

america." let's go to the control room at abc2. we have a house full in there rick. >> turn the lights on guys. >> iris and juanita and steve give us a wave. you have a great weekend. you are watching abc2.