>> t . you're watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >> 32 yards and. [audio not understandable] it's no good. >> wide left heart break for the ravens and the fans this morning. you're sounding off on the game that we thought we had. >> and you might want to give yourself extra time heading out the door. the icy conditions you can expect on the sidewalks and side streets. and governor o'malley pushing the agenda the legislative session. how he will use social media to get the message through. details of that coming up on this mown january 23rd a winter weather alert snow andice sticking to the roads and sidewalks from the weekend's weather dropping snow and freezing rain and sleet in the

area. we have team coverage across the area. linda so is monitoring the slick commute conditions from work and school and angela and lynette are monitoring the roads and weather. first linda so has more on whatit's like to walk around. it's treacherous. >> reporter: that's the big thing to be careful of, the ice. sidewalks and side streets and anything that was untreated from the weekend snow has turned to ice because we got freezing rain overnight. there's some slick spots from the leftover snow. if you didn't shovel your sidewalk or part of your driveway, this is what yowl -- this is what you will be dealing w it iced over antifreezing rain is not -- overand the freezing rain is not make it -- over and the freezing rain is not making it easy. if you have to go to work, be careful stepping out of your door because it could be slippery. if you have to make your way on

the roads, the side streets, bridges and ramps do get a bit more slick before they do. but some county we noticed on the way to work that some counties had been salting the road this morning. some of the main roads which is probably a good idea for you too as you head out your door and walk to take care of your own sidewalks and side streets before you head out to work this morning. lynette, over to you. >> all right. thank you. that's good advice because we are waking up to an icy monday. we have a freezing rain advisory in effect and some rain showers moving through as we go through the rest of the afternoon. sunshine returns and we warm back up. let's talk about what's going on right now. freezing rain adadvisory is in effect until 11-- advisory no c0

good morning. and it's a morning of what might have been. flacco spectacular and defense did its job a trip to the

superbowl was right there. instead, we are devastated after the patriots beat rains 23-20 yesterday. billy cundiff snap hooked a 32 yard field goal ateam wide left ceiling the ravens fate and leaving us to wonder simply what might have been. >> i got two kids and i've got some lessons i need to teach them and first and foremost stand up and face the music and move on. >> tom brady and patriots it's the first trip to the superbowl since 2007. you will recall the perfect season was snapped by a loss to the new york giants. and speaking of the giants, they took advantage of a fumbled punt to beat san francisco 20-17 in overtime to capture the nfc championship beating the patriots in superbowl 42 four years ago and the winning kick was kyle william fumbled the punt return on san francisco's second possession in overtime. ravens fans will be

reliving the missed field goal over and over and it's not the way you want to start the monday but many of you are reacting. let's check in with corinne redman live in towson for some of that fan reaction. >> reporter: yes, we are live outside the seven-e-- seven- eleven and hopefully ies i wanted to report we would make a at this . to the superbowl. baltimore left out. no other way to sum it up. what a des appointing loss. we were hoping it came down to the two place prays. the -- plays. missed touchdown pass and missed field goal here are two fans. you know you both walked in with somber face what is did you think. >> man -- faces. what did you think. >> joe flacco did his thing and ray rice on his birthday. touchdown pass was right there and we thought we got the pass and they cheated us out and the

booth didn't review it neither did the ref call it right so it was upsetting and billy missing the field goal. it was upsetting. >> reporter: and what about you sir. >> very disappointing loss and i that you we -- thought we won it when evans dropped the ball and had it knocked out, but next year is another year. we will go get them next year. >> reporter: they played a goodgame. >> absolutely. and i hope the detrekors on joe flacco get away from him -- detractors on joe flacco get away from him. >> reporter: next year, there's always next year right? so hopefully going away with this, it was des appointing game but the team -- disappointing game but the team gave it their all. >> certainly long faces corinne. thanks a lot. fire crews in montgomery county are looking into what caused a two alarm fire in silver spring that gutted a home and damaged two others. these are images in the abc2 newsroom. fire starteded around #:30 in this -- 7:30 in this house.

everyone got out okay and the red cross is taking care of the family. no word on the fire's cause. 15 members of the hell'sgang is in jail. it was formed in chicago in the late # 0s and spread to colorado, maryland, tennessee and texas. maryland governor o'malley will outline the legislative agenda but holding up a tweet along social network of twitter. the event is on his legislative priorities. we have been talking about snow and ice for the past weekend and later today a. massive storm rolling through the mid-south. tornado risk some areas are facing that happened in the past few hours. also, have you been up with the kids this morning? a sleep disorder in children that could have far-reaching effects as they get on in life. you are watching what's new, now and next and as always

monitor your weather. the weather crawl at the bottom of the screen throughout the course of the morning. that's a live look at new york. we are back in a bit.

. that's severe weather and strong winds and tornadoes reported in arkansas as storms moved through parts of the south and midwest. the storms were part of a large system expected to threaten parts of the south and midwest overnight. and as always, track your storms through tornado alley at abc2news.com and click on weather and then you will see the tornado alley icon for live radar and live streaming video of storm chaseers out there doing this and lynette this doesn't strike me as something you would enjoy doing. the weather is severe. would you like to be a storm chaser? >> i would like to be a storm chaser about i have to go to that neck of the woods and i

like where i am right now. and we don't get that many tornadoes. there you go. what do you do? i think i stay here and give you the weather. you can still see thunderstorms and strong thunderstorms moving towards the east here. this is going to be rumbling towards our area going throughout the day i don't think we will get severe weather out of this. but you can see the strong line of thunderstorms. you see the bow echo. and they have some convective wind and very strong winds with this as well. also yesterday, they saw temperatures up in the # 0s so definitely -- 70s. so definitely clashing with the cold air. we are nice and dry as of now but we will have showers moving in here. not severe going into the afternoon. angela has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. getting ready for the monday morning drive, caution is what we are going to need this morning. as your region may have icy slippery conditions out there. otherwise, our key routes are moving pretty well this morning. very quiet so far. as you get ready to head out,

this is u.s. 29 and maryland 108 north and southbound lanes moving well. we are clear and if the driving drive includes a trip on thebeltway passing green spring avenue on the north side of 695 this is what you will find. over to you charley. if your child has sleep problems forks you it could be -- now, it could get worse as they age. 10% of infants and toddlers have difficulty sleeping and they may be at greater risk for developing sleep disorders as they age. doctors say many sleep problems can be solved at your pediatrician's office. he led penn state for years as the head coach and some say joe paterno died of a broken heart. how stewents are honoring the -- student are honoring the former famous coach. what firefighters had to do to keep residents and drivers safe from this blaze. you are watching what's new, now and next object this shall and next on this monday-- and next on this thursday, january

23rd.

news time 4:44. and five things to know on this monday morning. gabrielle giffords will resign from congress after being shot last year. today she visits a familyassistance center set up after she was seriously wound. a pardon pardon hearing for four convicted murderers who mississippi governor released this month. he approved pardons for 200 people a judge can void the pardons and send the inmates back to prison. the search resumes for four missing climbers in washington state. officials say the two groups are equipped for winter camping and hopefully they have dug in to wait out the storm. and new jersey christie says he will consider being mitt romney's vice president and remains skeptical he would be on the ticket. he said last friday to the gop house leaders that he spoke at the annual retreat in

baltimore. it's going to cost a penny more to mail letters to any location in the u.s. up 45 cents from 44 the cost of a stamp that increase took effect yesterday. post cards will cost 32 cents to mail off a 3 n cent increase. it's #:46. -- 4:46 and penn state students are dpreesk over legendary coach joe paterno. sherrie johnson is here with how he is being honored and remembered and the controversy surrounding his life and death. >> reporter: it's a time ofmourning at penn state university. former football coach joe paterno died sunday after a battle with lung cancer. he was 85 years old. since his passing, many have been taking time to reflect and remember. a vigil was held at penn state university. students past and present joined with fans to mourn the lost leader. people flocked around the statue of joe paterno. he was the most successful coach in major college football

history. now he spent 62 seasons at penn state and his 409 career wins are an ncaa record. but a child sex abuse scandal that rocked penn state cut his career short. he was fired from his -- for his reaction to allegation his former assistant sexually mow leted -- mow leafed young boy in a shower but the fans stuck by his coach. >> he was penn state e made penn state. >> he-- he made penn state. >> if it was not for the football program and penn state winning the orange bowl, i probably wouldn't have came to penn state. >> he was a man of character and integrity and man of hope and he brought together the. [audio not understandable] >> in the end, a legend tarnered but a coach beloved by so many. joe a turn heo leaves behind a wife-- wife five children and 17 grandchildren.

>> head to abc2 news for morn for more on the -- for more on the life and legend of joe paterno. and leave your thoughts and comments on the wm-ar facebook fan page. nerves are rattled in miami after turbulence left three flight attend answer with injuries. an american airlines spokeswoman says three crew members were checked out last night. nearly 140 people were on board at the time of the turbulence. and united airlines plane leaving sacramento for houston, testas, had to return to the -- texas had to return to the apt after hitting a bird. the sacramento regis in the heart of the migration route. the faa noted 34 bird strikes at that airport compared to 4 to 6 in the following month. smoke from a wild fire in oklahoma forced authorities to shut down part of interstate highway for an hour and a half sunday. about 100 people were he evacuated from a mobile home park asbattled the 40 acre fire and now the

flames were fueled by the wind. there's no word on the initial cause of the fire but no one was hurt. and 7 boston university students will need mother place to stay after a two--- another place to stay after a two-alarm fire ripped through the home. fire officials say two residents jump frpped a second floor window -- jumped from a second floor window to escape the flames. it's 4:45. after taking mitt romney is starting off in florida and going on the offensive going after newt gingrich character at a florida rally yesterday eric said "we are not accusing a talk show host we are -- talk show host, all right, we are chewing a leader. >> he needs to really rip into newt gingrich. i think this race in florida will be be ugly enough to choke

a vulture. >> choke a vulture and the debate is set for monday and thursday in florida leading into the primary. scott walker has a vision to restore this state to a place of security and prosperity for our little ones. >> there's bipartson battle in wisconsin around governor scott walk are's hometown. organize -- walk are's hometown -- walker's hometown. pro union supporters want him recall for an attempt to stop collective bargaining. back to some of the severe weather and crews will work long hours restoring power in western washington state after strong winter storms went through. workers have been on the job 16- hour shifts work on and off. more than 100,000 homes and businesses in the dark. as of yesterday morning. meantime, the heavy snow turned into unwanted rain and flooding across the pacific northwest. the water saturated grounds finally gave way in one washington state community in

dramatic fashion. neighbors say it happened in a matter of seconds. a river of mud rushing down a hillside in homes wiping out backyards until it was settled at the edge of a lake. >> i mean it came gushing down like a water fall when you saw it. it was pretty scary. >> amazing video of the water lines and gas lines that have been broken in some of the places. and parts of new england this morning are buried in snow and this is what it looks like in new haven connecticut. the area received about a foot of snow on saturday. we weren't so lucky to get a foot burks we did wake up saturday morning lynette charles to a mild dusting. but it was a mix. snow and freezing rain and that can be dangerous. >> we got the mix and ice out there. and we are doing it again this morning because we have freezing rain and freezing driesel that came down over-- drizzle that came down overnight. it will be a slick commute. so take it easy. looking at satellite and radar, not a lot going on, but we have showers and thunderstorms back off towards the west.

you can see them really pushing through the area. the middle of the nation as of now this is courtesy of a cold front ahead of a cold front passing through. high pressure will build in behind the front as we go into tomorrow. so if we can get through today, things will look up. but, again, this morning, we will dealing with icy conditions. we have a freezing rain advisory until 11:00 this morning. take heed to it, know it's very dangerous out there. the only place that is are not under this advisory the eastern shore. you are in the clear for this morning. now future trend is picking up on the showers that will roll through going through i say the afternoon time frame maybe a couple showers this morning. but again, it's going to be a wet commute out there. even with the rain showersmoving in, it's going to hold up traffic going into the afternoon again. so we are going to have a dicey commute this morning and a dicey commute into the afternoon as well. it won't be until tuesday we get a break and get sunshine back into the forecast for us. so today, that temperature coming in right around 47 degrees. so this is the good news if you don't like the cold

temperatures. temperatures will actually be be above average and we will have the icy spots early on the roadways. now by tonight, dealing with some patchy fog out there. the showers temperatures coming in around 38 degrees. and then tomorrow, much more sunshine in the forecast and check it out. yes, 5 # degrees -- 54 degrees. we are coming to the end of january. and we are not feeling that at all. here to check on the seven-day forecast, once again, some morning ice and some p.m. rain and nice on tuesday and plenty of sunshine continuing until wednesday but temperatures will be above average heading into the end of the week. how's traffic, angela. >> reporter: it's moving okay for now but the icy spots will be getting out of the neighborhoods. be prepared for icy conditions on the monday morning driving. fire activity in the city. south morely and old frederick. if you want to avoid that take south culver street. let's check the drive on i-95 from maryland 32. northbound lanes clear passing

175 all the way into baltimore. and coming from the bel air region, plan for travel time. extra travel time this morning with reduced speeds. all your lanes are open and traffic is moving okay for the most part making your way past maryland 43. charley. over to you. coming, new developments in the italian cruise liner crash. the environmental concerns out there this morning and what's been surfacing on the ship many of us knew about. a bitter battle going on north in canada over cell phones. how the price of a cell phone bill could be going up in that country. you are watching what's new, now and next, lynette has the forecast and angela has traffic and as always the weather bug at bottom so you can stay up-to-date and up-to- the minute. you are watching good morningmaryland. that's new york. we are back in a bit.

now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. we have a live picture this morning of out of italy off the

coast where searchers recovered the body of 13 now. a victim on sunday in the shipwreck with the luxury liner off the coast of italy. 19 people remain unaccounted for. and officials are now trying to decide if they can begin pumping out the million and a half gallons of heavy fuel. protective boons have been deployed and it's on a rocky underwater ledge slipping half ionch an hour something many of us mer new. experts say more chinese americans are moving to the suburbs and chinatowns are shrinking into the u.s. sociologist say urban chinatown serve a role for immigrants who can't speak english or drive. however, experts add middle cls families are nowhere to be -- class families are nowhere to find after downtown property cos and white gentrification threatened the towns. and cell phone bills could be rising in canada depenning where the government comes down unless there's more competition.

government owns the frequency cellular companies rely on. later this year it will make up additional frequencies and make it available for auction and sell off chunks of the spectrum to the highest bidders meaning the prices could go up. now "good morning maryland. freezing rain overnight is making for icy patches. i am linda so. what toke expect as you head out the door -- what to expect as you head out the door. >> reporter: the superbowl nowhere in sight for the ravens. i am hive with fan reaction on -- live with fan reaction on a disappointing loss. and arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords mesa big announcement. it's monday january 23rd and a disappointing start to the workweek. good morning i am charley crowson. let's head over to meteorologist lynette child and we had a special and people shaving on live tv and you were in the kitchen and everything was primed and set for a great game. >> it was, but i want the

ravens to know they played an excellent game and keep your head up because it was a good game. as we look at what we are going to be doing today we will deal with freezing rain. we have a freezing rain advisory in effect until 11 a.m. and that's for all the counties here shaded in the purple. and we are looking at the eastern shore and you are out of that advisory. merrill's -- maryland's most powerful radar is not picking up on too much. but it will fire up more as we go into the afternoon temperatures this morning cold enough to sport freezing rain as we get more drizzle and showers this morning. temperatures into frederick 29 and mount airy at 28. let's go over to angela for traffic. >> reporter: good morning. as far as the ravens go we are all kind of hurt. but you know a shout out to the crew. we love our team. and, of course, we have got to get out and get moving this morning. you could run into problems especially on your local roads. getting ou