of restaurants out there on the streets, i want to see -- stop it. i wanted to see the super bowl, see what that got me. here is wyatt. >> made is sound so exciting. warmest part of the day comes in the morning. we are watching for a big warm up with rain dousing northern baltimore, carroll and for you here in howard, so only this is -- over spreading north toward hartford this is a light batch of rain. the main rain maker is still well off to the south and west. look at the temperatures just south us. 61 richmond. 60roanoke. we will get that surge. warmrm air so briefly tomorrow we could push up to 60 but also looking at a line of heavy rain. not very far into the 50 a.

temperatures warm up and then fall in the evening. we have more on the weekend coming up. >> joe paterno was remembered for the third day at state college. today a crowd showed up to pay respects. tj has more for us. >> reporter: he taught all in life itself be a team player. >> reporter: today's memorial for joe paterno brought together family, friends and of course former players. he passed away sunday from lung cancer at the age of 85. >> what an incredible example this man was for thousands of young men to have been under his charge as players. he never took a compliment, he always reflected praise, today

we will show you how much we love you. >> reporter: he was a part of happy valley for 60 years. he led them to five undefeated sea response two national titles. then revelations of a sex abuse scandal involving his form era sift isn't. after 46 years he was fired in november. still it was his decades as coach that many think of first. it continues to be a gathering place for those remembering him. >> why did you decide to come out here? >> we love joe. it's very sad. i'm glad to be here. >> reporter: wednesday it was his son along with joe's grandchildren who were among the paul bearers who carried the casket. after a private funeral they boarded a school bus. they followed the hear se. thousands lined the streets to watch.

>> i knew i had to do it. i had to pay my respects. >> reporter: abc news new york. >> the first thing every parent asks their child after school and is what did do you? for some in georgia the answer left them shocked. several children said they were doing a role playing game, some acting like slaves x the others slave catchers. >> she would sit on the bench and the slave catcher who come up to the door and ask did they have -- did she have any slaves? >> reporter: the school system said there was a game but the students came up with the idea and the teacher didn't take part. the school was planning to do t of this. a teen girl in iowa said the principal of her high school pulled at her pants and pulled them off before a basketball game friday.

the teen said she had no shorts on and was exposed in public. >> really embarrassed, and upset. she kept asking why? >> reporter: the principal has been suspended but says the allegations out of porportion. and a student was suspended from a oklahoma high school after snapping a picture with his cell phone of his sue suit teacher sleeping during class. it's not sitting right with many of the students. parents. >> i agree with that policy. but, maybe that was the only way to prove that the teacher was sleeping. >> the teacher was sleeping then maybe the school system needs to investigate that. >> school officials say the policy is that a student can't use a cell phone during the school day but for the teacher they say that type of behavior will not be tolerate from the staff. when is the last time

someone got upset in australia? today the prime minister couldn't even get a bite to eat. why the riot police had to come? and seven students facing charges for allegedly beating up another student on a school bus and you will it because the camera was on.

. new video, we have tense moments, the australian prime minister had to be rushed out of a restaurant by riot police. she was there for a ceremony but a crowd of protesters surround the place. the guards were able to get her out and into a car just in time. the video out of florida, seven students have been charged after a school bus beating caught on camera. several people are shown hitting a girl in the center of the bus. the girl's mom said her daughter was knocked unconscious. the attorney said the seven charged range from 12 to 15. officials doing a separate investigation on this. they don't know why they were there authorities in minnesota want to cars that fell from the ice out of this frozen lake. they have cautioning people not to go out on the lake on foot

or in a car. women have been wearing heels for decades, what doctors now say about the foot wear that could have even the most hard core, fans rethinking their pumps. and we are just days the biggest primary showdown yet. what's at stake and who is feeling good.

. the most powerful women's health leader in country stopped in baltimore. the united states secretary of health came to charm city to talk act the new affordable care act and how it'll affect the women in this country. tim was there >> you are the face of health reform. >> reporter: the health and

human services secretary met today with over a dozen local women to share their personal storeys and ongoing concerns about their it health care. robin martin's son jack had severe health issue when is born . >> if he in five moss used up the lifetime limit for him my family would be in dire straights. >> reporter: the new affordable care act will help the family's burden. >> to know we don't have to worry about that for him is a very big deal. it's a wonderful thing about the experience. >> reporter: a doctor sees the health insurance difficulties firsthand. >> we are in place every day, you know serving the community and providing health care and you don't want to hear the stories of the patient who can't come to you because they can't pay their co pay or because they are in some sort of bad relationship this their insurance or they don't want to

tell you what is wrong. >> reporter:a alicia's daughter was found to have leukemia. >> i watched her loose her hair. i watched her loose her ability to walk. i worry wednesday would loose our health insurance. >> reporter: they were united in one thought. >> i agree with the -- the health care should be a right and not a privilege. >> it's like are you the translators. we are talking in a foreign tongue and you are the bridge between what the bill is and what congress did and how it impacts every day, average americans. >> reporter: abc 2news. >> the affordable care act was signed in to law in 2010 and won't be put in by the year 2014. millions of women wear them every day and though they know they aren't comfortable they probably don't know they could be bad for their heart. doctors have said that high heels don't support the foot but now they say they can

shorten your calves and cause inflammation. if can happen from wearing shoes. >> reporter: and they say that women come in to the office with high heels there is almost nothing they can say to stop them wearing them. >> >> let's shift gear to the waste light to mad rate rain. along i-83. we are find -- the radar in motion. tracking that one shower at best the main rain will be overnight. we are have been warmer than that, we will get warmer than that tonight. a weird january night in expense now with a warm front

pushing through we are see temperatures rise through midnight. perhaps as warm as the upper 50s. take a look at annapolis. we had on and off cloud cover, then the rain came down briefly here this afternoon. just a few splits, most has been north of it. the other side of chesapeake our view of the mighty bay bridge. little bit of reduced visibility so drive with care and in laurel, our view from saint vincent, mainly just cloudy, most of the rain held off until the last hour and this is not main rain we expect as we go toward daybreak. temperature in the near 50- degree range. a long trip west notice as you go further west toward the high country and garret, that is where you will see the fog. winds are light and from the east. we will shift south and get

breezy overnight as that warm air pushes up and out of virginia and the carolina's, temperatures now in the 60s. we will push up near 60 toward midmorning tomorrow before temperatures start to go the wait a minute the main system on the east coast view. the heavy rains starting to push in as we push toward early morning tomorrow. showers ahead of the warm front. the cold front and the back side of this storm is what will bring in the more significant weather, toward early in the morning. we can give you a sense of that timing on the trend and the bottom line is here is 8:00. the real wet drive with downpours and maybe brief thunder or lighting. we will be clear by tomorrow evening and clear in to the day on saturday so, definitely a period of changing weather here over the next 24 to 48 hours, 57 over night. we climb overnight temperatures increase toward daybreak. then we will go with a midmorning high close to 60 with early downpours and windy with the the temperatures dropping late in the afternoon.

cold erin saids tomorrow night as we drop to near freezing but we do bounce back, not like the arctic blast for the last week of january. temperatures just going to be comfortable in the low 50s saturday for a high and mid40s, sunday. it's the last weekend of january. you know this isn't like florida weather where they are getting ready for the big boats but it's basically a nice stretch for late january. >> nice stretch. keep stretching. the gop candidates square off tonight in jacksonville. the final debate before florida voters head to the polls coming up on tuesday. tory joins us, university of north florida. >> reporter: you have a lot going on right now. you can students walking around wearing political costumes, holding up signs and hundreds of people waiting to get in to the debate and a plane flying overhead carrying a banner that

says bet you 10k your tax rate is higher than mitt romney's. it's a dead heat in florida with just five days to go. tied in the latest state poll. think back to south carolina. romney had a lead until two debates restarted gingrich's campaign. >> i'm tired of the elite media protecting obama by attacking republicans. >> reporter: he beat romney by double digits. so romney went on the attack during an earlier debate this back in tampa. >> the speaker has been working as an influence pedestrianler. >> reporter: he blast gingrich's record and took in shame in questioning i had character. the results showed polls showing gingrich's momentum may be slowing down. >> this will be fun. >> reporter: today leading up to the 19th national debate this season. it's no surprise they are going

at it. >> you think you need somebody who has been part of the culture of washington for 35 years to go there again and continue in washington while there are other people you can pick. >> i don't believe its like willly that he could last in a debate with obama. i think we should be honest about this. we need a solid, conservative who can stand there and look straight in the eye of the president and say you are wrong and your policies have failed. >> reporter: he seems excited about the debate. he was talking to supporter who said if you don't have a ticket who cares, just storm the debate hall. he was kidding but they will allow for crowd participation. gingrich has done well off that. >> what do we know about ron paul and santorum? >> reporter: they will both be here and they will take part in the debate. it hasn't been quite as much

here in the sunshine state as romney and gingrich. they -- florida is a winner take all state. 50 delegates, perhaps those campaigns looked at it and said in the latest polls we are down so they are focusing on some of the other states and santorum answered a question there have been rumors he couldn't move on and he said that's not the case. those are probably from other campaigns. thank you. getting ready for the big primary. the president hit the road yesterday on the heels of the third state of the union address. one of the stops in arizona where he was greeted by the governor avenue landing this is something. she published a book last year called scorpions for breakfast and described meeting the president before saying he wasn't polite to her. when he landed yesterday they appeared to havea heated

exchange. >> you know i -- i -- a picture is what it is. i must say that i was not hostile, i was trying to be very gracious, i was -- respect the office of the president and i would never be disrespectful in that manner. >> did he walk away from you? >> i believe when he were in the conversation i was in the middle of a sentence and he walked away. >> during the exchange she gave him a letter walking him to the stage and inviting him to meet with her to talk about arizona's come back. when we come back, all new at six there is talk in annapolis about putting a tax on those apps you buy for the smart phone and tablet while local businesses support the idea. and face lifts certainly a popular classic surgery option but why are they more popular with men? those and more new for you at suspicious now a preview of world news tonight at 6:30.

>> coming up, diane one on one with the president asking him are you going to win and she asks what was that tense moment about with the arizona governor caught on tape? no clinton with her own valing words. [ male announcer ] what makes the weekends so memorable?

♪ maybe it's the things you do or the things you really want to do. ♪ whatever it is, kfc's new weekend bucket makes the weekend even more unforgettable.

10 freshly prepared pieces of the world's best chicken. just 11 bucks. any recipe, any way. only saturday and sunday. so pick up a bucket right now and make this weekend one to remember. today tastes so good. . did we make money on the market? >> stocks rose early. several strong earnings reports ended the day down. the dow, dropped about 22 points, nasdaq lost about 13 and the s&p500 closed down eight movement people looking for more fast food options for breakfast, are you in luck if

you like burritos. taco bell will have a new menu for breakfast. cinnabon delight, eggs and breakfast burritos. loma lippedda approving the first mcdonalds and it's divided them. some think it goes against the creed but the mayor supports it. you may not be greeted by anybody at the front door at wal-mart. they have getting rid of greeters on overnight shifts the workers will be reassigned. it's to try to savor money and have more staff in place during

the day. starting today mandatory taxes and fees in citied prizes. the you still won't find optional charges or bag fees but the fees will be more clearly displayed. the governor meets with new york mayor and the australian ambassador visits. those and the navy coming to town on the news at six which start its right now. >> want to down load a song or get a app? it may cost you more. >> and you are looking at new building at the john hopkins hospital. it's almost ready to hope . and you are looking live at

83. rain has showed the evening down. more will move in. how much rain and will it be a little colder that is not 83. we start with wyatt with your first forecast. are you wyatt. >> but -- that shot, from downtown onto the jfx in 83, think of this time last year. stuck in the snow. 's we check out the radar. that's where most of the rain is coming own. temples up near 60. we have a warm