toddler. she had no choice but to jump out of a second floor window. another woman jumped. all three are in the hospital but they are expected to be okay. a towson priest is out on bail after being arrested on indecent exposure. harford county sheriff's deputies found mark stewart bullock inside an adult bookstore in abington naked from the waist down. bullock has been removed from the ministry. looking from harbor cam, we can tell you some of the ice has melted away. still wet and foggy. for a look at what to expect, let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. wyatt? it's been on and off with the fog all day. you can see that fog descending a little bit tonight. it's going to be tough to see, not so much the trouble this

evening with icy areas. temperatures have gone above freezing statewide but there could still be slick spots and we still have the fog deal with, so no big refreeze. we dropped to no visibility now in baltimore. bwi reporting less than one mile in fact reporting zero at current. that's has bad as it gets. wilmington just one mile. yes, very decent, very heavy fog across much of baltimore county up through harford and cecil county. the rain clearing to the east. we are seeing improved weather in that respect and the rest of the evening showers over the eastern shore and patchy dense fog throughout central maryland and the western shore and parts of the eastern shore and in fact into the morning we can see some fog. we clear out and warm up a lot by tomorrow afternoon. how long will the 50s last? we'll talk about that straight ahead. >> thanks a lot, wyatt.

with her career in congress winding down, giffords visited tucson to meet some of the people. giffords announced she is stepping down from her seat. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords held her last meet and greet. she toured the area and helped with some of the people who helped save her life. >> i will step down this week. >> reporter: on sunday, giffords announced she was stepping down in a heart felt message. >> i have more work to do on my recovery. >> reporter: one year ago today her life and the lives of others were shattered when a gunman started shooting at a tucson

event. six died, including 9-year-old christine greene. >> thank you for your prayers and for giving me time to recover. >> reporter: that recovery, the result of months of har duous rehabilitation with her loving husband mark kelly by her side. august, she cast a crucial vote to raise the debt ceiling. she recited the pledge of allegiance. >> with liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: while her work in congress may be ending, giffords herself said her work continues. >> i will return. thank you very much. >> reporter: giffords last public apersons as a member of congress is expected to be the president's state of the union address. >> amazing story. rescuers off the coast of

giglio highland recovered the -- eye plond -- eye lond recovered the bodies of two more. they had to stop several times because the ship was shifting. authorities fear it will eventually fall which could send the 17 fuel tanks directly into the water. it was a terrifying man who said his foot got stuck on the gas ped dam sending the car -- pedal, sending the car into a wall. a man is charged with first degree assault after police say he waved a handgun at a man who came to his door in glen burnie selling newspapers. jason drake vans opened the

door, waved the gun and told him to go. police found a gun and taser at ed vance's home. >> a family dealing with grief. we'll tell you how a court hearing turned into a violent fight outside of a detroit courthouse. >> giving birth in an elevator.

the family of a college student collided with another. one of the women broke the leg of a news crew's tripopped and walked toward the crowd waving it around. >> we're walking out, not bothering these people. she started screaming that she's going to bring her people. >> i don't even know what she's talking b they're -- about.

they're manny ac -- maniacs. >> the group was in court for a man accused of shooting a 21-year-old woman in the head after stealing her purse. >> a rescuer wearing a helmet cam captured tense moments of a hiker. the rescuer was with the los angeles sheriff's department helicopter team and they managed to get 19-year-old girl safely off the cliff. a comum in washington state -- couple in washington state are enjoying their newborn after the mom gave birth on an elevator. it took two hours to get the door open but luckily all three are doing fine. everyone lovers a zeal. with so many options, how do you separate the good from the bad? tips to make sure you don't waste your money. three primaries and three different winners. what does it mean for the candidates as they prepare for

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we're all looking for ways to save on our grocery bill. >> reporter: each year more and more coupon websites pop up. making it worse, many are so-called affiliate websites that anybody can post lowfnlt how can you separate the good sites from the bad? we turned to an expert. heather is one of those bargain shoppers that other shoppers envy. >> they're on sale for 49-cent

as pound. the coupon blogger combines coupons with markdowns for some insanely low grocery bills. >> this will come down to $20 for $86 worth of groceries. >> reporter: where does she find her coupons, some of the sources from smart money magazine. the first site is coupon.com. >> some of my favorites would be coupon.com. that is 80% of their coupons come through their software. >> reporter: you will have to download a coupon presenting program but it's safe. there's smart source and coupon cabin.com. there's retail me not.com. >> retail me not, you don't want

to pay retail. type in the store and up will pop all of these coupons that other people have reported in. >> reporter: heather loves e bay's.com for its money back feature. still prefer to clip coupons out of the sunday paper? heather says that's fine. you'll find the bigger ones online, not in the paper, so these sites are worth checking out so you don't waste your money. all right. foggy night, no question about that. tough to see in spots. the fog worse in some spots than others. it tends to go in waves where it descends a little bit. 36 at bwi. the wind is nearly calm, southeast at three. visibility a big fat zero in the

seven area, so definitely foggy out. that fog at times getting thicker, at times lifting a bit. we'll continue to see this through the overnight hours, especially now that we have no daylight to help out. laurel today snow slowly melting with above freezing temperatures here at the high school annex but the fog is the big story. this is the contrast. fresh snow on the ground. look at the sunshine in western maryland earlier today. no question about it. we do have clearer weather on the way. they're up above 50. a few showers still pushing east. we've got rain over the beaches but that's about it. across central maryland, you can see we are dry and that's going to continue to be the case. still a moist night with the snow melt and the thick fog. in terms of new rain we're not seeing much of that. the chilliliest spot on the -- chilliest spot on the map is

baltimore. 50 at deep creek. nearly 50 at oat heat where -- ocean city where they had a warmer pattern. central maryland struggling to get to 40. take a look at the overall regional pattern. rainfall abating. still more dense fog in areas through the overnight. some of this could last into your early morning commute. we'll clear out quickly. you already see clearing out to the west. as we take a look at the overnight pattern another frontal boundary. it will clear our weather. we can see that on our future trend model, cloudy, chance for showers and then we'll top at 10:00 a.m., about the last of any fog should be burning off. we're left with that clear afternoon into tuesday and into

friday, looking like a nice clear scene yow -- scenario. patchy drizzle. your two-degree guarantee 52. clearing skies and milder. tomorrow night we'll see temperatures drop down to 30 with a few clouds chilly and clear. here's your seven-day forecast. a cold winter shot followed by a warm up. 54 tomorrow. clear and in the 40s wednesday and thursday. we have a nice milder pattern setting up. this weekend really, to me was january, snow on the ground, grairks never out of the -- gray, never out of the 30s, ugly, but the fog is transitioning us back to a warmer setup. let's talk politics. the race for the republican nomination now shifts to florida and it's a very different state from the first three primaries.

we'll have more coming up later in the show. let's talk about politics, still, though. he's in the running for president himself but senator rand pawcialtion the son of ron paul was going through security screening when the alarm sound. he asked to go through the body screening instead of a patdown but officials refused. the tsa said paul was not detained and apparently he left the check point willingly. well, in about half an hour, governor martin o'malley is expected to release his full agenda. abc2 news don harrison has more. >> reporter: the governor reveal as preview of his agenda.

one of the bills that did not pass last year is marriage for same sex couples. o'malley said his stance is simple. >> that churches, synagogues will be free to define it as they wish. >> reporter: the governor wants to see more off shore wind energy from maryland. >> there's no way we can reach our renewable energy portfolio, unless we have this big chunk from the energy resource available to m. and her gee hog gray if i, which is atlanta offshore. >> reporter: many involving job creation are related to tax increases and a possible gas tax increase to create infrastructure jobs. >> it should be one of the more interesting ones that we have, given the issues better at hand. it's unfortunate in an economy where people are struggling -- >> reporter: some republicans

feel new taxes are not the answer and the governor is a little too ambitious for this economy. >> you have to ask the fundamental question, where's the money going to come from and gas could go to $5 a gallon if some analysts are correct. in annapolis, don harrison, abc2 news. we'll bring you much more on the story coming up tonight at 11:00. well, the race for the republican nomination now shifts to florida and it's a state that's very different from the other first three primaries. so how are these candidates now gearing up for the sunshine state? >> when we talk about florida, we're talking about campaign cash and just how important it is. in fact, newt gingrich tweeted earlier that his campaign managed to raise more than $1

million in the 24 hours that followed his victory in south carolina over the weekend. when you talk about the sunshine state, there are other factors. there are 10 media markets. sometimes the ad space can be way more expensive in iowa, new hampshire as well as south carolina. that might play to mitt romney. between mitt romney's campaign as well as one of his super pacs they spent a combined $5 million. kelly, you can clearly see where newt gingrich will have catch-up. one of the super pacs plan to be very competitive. >> eight days away from the primary but a number of votes have been cast in florida. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: we're talking about early voting. early voting in florida started over the weekend. so far 53,000 have cast their ballots. florida isn't out almost a half

million absentee ball lets and we have 183,000 returned. that group of voters will not see some of these ads, things like this. >> lots of florida families lost everything in the housing crisis president newt gingrich crashed. gingrich was paid by the agency that helped create the crisis. >> reporter: many believe mitt will been fit. he's had people on the ground as well as across the state calling those voters in florida to try to get them on his team. i guess we won't know anything until the votes are cast. >> eight days from florida but one of the candidates is looking past that. >> reporter: we're talking about ron paul. we learned from his campaign that he's not even going to be in florida on campaign day.

when we're talking about florida it's a winner takes all state. there are 50 delegates. his campaign didn't see they would win florida, so they decided to focus on some of the states in february where he can gather more delegates. so on primary day he will be in nevada as well as colorado. >> we'll stay tuned, always developing. thank you for that live report. coming up, harford county sheriff's deputies got an eye full at an adult movie house. we'll have the latest on that investigation. most of us can't get through the dray without a jolt of -- day without a jolt of caffeine in the morning but you may want top skip those trips to starbucks when upfind out how much-- you find out how much we spend. we have a preview of world news at 6:30. her tremors were so bad she couldn't write her name.

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in tonight's consumer alert, new u.s. postal rates went into effect. a letter will cost you 45 cents. those forever stamp also still be usable. the fbi wants you to know about a new email phishing scheme. the spam emails appear to be from government agencies like

the federal reserve or federal deposit incorporated. when you open it, it will allow schemers to grab all of your bank information. some bad news for anyone who own as home out west. it found that last year 82 out of the top 100 zip codes most affected by the foreclosure crisis were in the western states. starbucks isn't just for coffee lovers anymore. in some cities beer and wine could become the beverage of choice. the company has been doing a test run in the pacific northwest for more than a year. now this will start off in some locations in atlanta and southern california by the end of the year. starbucks is already offering alcohol at several low scagses in the chicago area. the locations will also have what starbucks calls an