forecast. we do have clouds hovering out there. we are dealing with patchy fog. see the wet weather passing through the area. now what we are dealing with, the windy conditions, going to be the scenario through the morning. with the winds, temperatures are a little bit cooler. 41 degrees now in darlington. feels like the 30s, dress accordingly, chilly and cooler this morning. more in ar banna. look at the wind gusts, so with that, we are feeling like we are in the 30s this morning. more in glenn elk. talking about the gusts this is going to affect your trip to work. how are the roads this morning? do people have to have both hands on the steering wheel? >> more reports of debris across the roadway on u.s. 50, near the bay bridge. 29, traveling between elk ridge and columbia as well as on i- 70. extra caution out there. both hands on the wheel. things are starting to pick up

on the north side, green spring. you will tap the brakes if you continue to the west side. slow through the liberty road area. if you are traveling in to the city, starting to see more activity as you maneuver through the junction, a live view at i-95 and 395. we are dieing to know, who won the mega millions or did that? one of the winning tickets was sold here. >> linda so is here to tell us if we are closer to finding out who won the money. >> state lottery officials say no one stepped forward. in maryland, winners aren't required to be identified. the rewinner can remain anonymous. surveillance video from the 7- eleven shows the lucky winner came in at 7:15 friday night, and bought one quick pick and that's the only thing that

person bought. just spent one buck for one line of numbers. as soon as this they come forward the winner will split $640 million jackpot with two other winners in kansas and illinois. >> i was thinking, might have the winning ticket. good luck to who ever won. i hope i know you. >> the maryland lottery director gives this advice if you have the winning ticket, make sure you sign the ticket and put it in a safe place. get a copy and get a lawyer, a sap. . the baltimore farmers market and bizarre is open for the 35th season. buy fruits and veggies and bread. it's on saratoga street. it's open friday, every sunday through december 23rd. making news around the nation this morning, a 7 alarm fire in boston left 16 people without a home.

the flames started on the top floor of a 3-story building within 15 minutes. the fire caused the roof to collapse. firefighters who were inside had to evacuate to go on the defensive. the flames jumped the fire to the building next door and caught that house on fire. murphy would only watch as the place she called home for 72 years was destroyed. none of residents were hurt. the firefighters were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a fallen army sergeant will be laid to rest. hundreds gathered in providence for the wake of dennis why col. long lines of mourners showed up to pay respects. he was killed by a armored vehicle while trying to save a little girl in afghanistan. >> doing what we thought needed to be done. he has children of his own and maybe seeing a child in danger,

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producers claiming they owned the songs which the foundation contends they own them. still an appetite for the hunger games. for a second week in a row the film topped the box office cashing in more than $61 million this weekend that sends the total ticket sales now to $251 million. coming in at number two, this week, the wrath of the titans, followed by mirror mirror starring julia roberts. 48 degrees outside. here are the stories we are working on for you this monday this morning. >> new developments in the trayvon martin case. two students died over the weekend, i'm linda so what is planned in their honor. a cool, crisp and windy this morning, how long the winds persist, coming up. when a carpet is clean and fresh,

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let's kick off with a check of the forecast on this monday with lynette charles. >> dealing with maryland's most powerful radar. nice and dry at this time. all five sweeps on. we are dealing with temperatures are a little bit on the cooler side. temperatures about 42 miles an hour, 42 degrees in baltimore. the wind gusts, the big story, 25 miles per hour in perry hall. gusts up to 27 manchester. emmitsburg, 22. 27 chester hall. rock hall, 26 degrees and centerville around 28. you get the point. it's gusty out there this morning, you are about to head out on the roadways, what does it look like out there? over to angela, a check of the traffic. it is gusty and could be hazardous for the drivers. >> on bridges, overpasses and

the on and off ramps, use the extra caution because of the windy conditions. watch for debris as you travel out there this morning. it's been a nice morning as far as accidents go. northbound i-97 on your approach to 695, see to it the right side. it's partially blocking the roadway. for those of you traveling around the beltway, we are seeing things stack in, starting the wood lawn area, around the liberty road, to baltimore national pike, it's sluggish in the outer loop direction. investigators are trying to determine what caused a crash to happen in carroll county. it happened after 1:00 a.m. on pool road and route 32. authorities say the driver slammed in to a tree and died at the scene. local activists will rally. this will happen as the parents make their fight in washington. >> sherrie johnson is following both sides of the story with more on what is going to happen

today. >> charlie, yes, today in downtown baltimore, protesters will hit the streets in a call to action in the trayvon martin case. his parents will ask the u.s. justice department to review a prosecutor's interaction with police investigating the shooting death. we learned overnight that a medic was told not to come to the seen. it raises further questions that if shooter george zimmerman needed med medical attention why was the ambulance canceled. church and community members protested against the murders of the youth and martin. so far no charges have been filed against zimmerman. members in chicago hit the streets with the message that racism will not be tolerated.

>> clergy and the church will gather at pretty and light streets for a call to action in the trayvon martin case. a grand jury was convened to review evidence in this case. back to you. towson university will remember two students who died in two incident this past weekend. >> linda so is here to tell us how students plan to honor their memory. >> the vigil is planned by fraternity and sororities alike. ryan bailey was walking on york road near washington avenue when a car hit him and pushed him towards the sidewalk. bailey was pronounced dead at the scene. his son was a junior accounting major. police are looking for a silver or white boxy styled car.

on saturday, a 27 yield army naggal guard member who police believe served in iraq was found dead. he was found by his roommates inside his payment. police don't know how he died but say it was not a homicide. the state medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy. it's planned for tonight at freedom square. backers of developing offshore wind arer holding a rally. they will make a circle around the state householding glow in the dark wind turbines and wearing electric blue t-shirts. the measure is in the hands of the senate finance committee. you maybe able to enjoy growlers at your favorite bar. the general assembly is ex-be ked to approve a measure that will let baltimore be the fist in the state to allow refillable containers current restrictions limit the sale of

growlers to group hubs that make they own beer. if this is passed the law would take affect in july, this is a similar bill awaiting action if the senate for howard county restaurants. . a maryland's comptroller wants to crack down on cigarettes. the general assembly is considering legislation increasing the penalties officials say more cigarettes have been confiscated in the last nine months than all of last year. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich will be campaigning in western maryland. more on this coming up in a bit. going to speak at hood college at 2:00 this afternoon. a consumer alerts engine fires on 2011 2011 chevy cruisers and jeep wranglers.

moving on to that in a bit. tomorrow marylanders will have a chance to vote for the primaries. newt gingrich is one of the candidates vying for the position in mailed. vo on senate races as well. ben carden is up for reelection and dutch ruppersberger and cummings. we will post a link at our website at abc2news.com under the political section, find your polling place and look at the ballot before you head out the door to vote. a shift in the polls among women voters. women under the age of 50 are showing many support for -- showing more support for barack obama than mitt romney.

6 out of 10 women would vote for president obama. in mid february, half of the voters supported the president. catholic school in baltimore is naming community center in honor of bill cosby and his wife. the couple is st. francis academy, the biggest donor in the 184 year history. the cosbys donated $2 million in 2005 to support the scholarship program. the school will host the couple april 20th for a common to name the community center after them. burger king is ready to introduce and expand the menu. the biggest change since the chain opened in 1954.

the fast food chain is trying to perk up slumping sales. tonight, national championship game between kentucky and kansas. this is saturday night in lexington, students rioting by flipping cars and again setting couches on fire. police looking in to dozens of incidents reported and retargeting the areas. kentucky is a 6 point favorite. lineups can be treacherous and the o's are learning that quickly in to friday's opening day with minnesota. tampa bay beat baltimore. there is not a starter. the candidates are believed to be between jake and tommy hunter. 6:51, five things you need to know before you head out the door.

holdler deliver remarks as the national summit of preventing youth violence gets underway. a live picture where this is going to happen. the results of 22nd annual airline quality rating made public. the most comprehensive study of the performance. historical researchers will be busy , the government plans to release census records from 1940 for the first time. 21million americans who show up are still alive. the data didn't become public until after 1942. president obama hosting steven harper and president felipe for the summit in dc. the meeting focuses on energy and climate change efforts among the countries.

katie couric is returning to good morning america. she has her own talk show starting in september. it is blustery. 20 miles per hour, 20 miles per hour dc, and over on the eastern shore, 15 rs we have gusts up to 30, pa 35 miles per hour this morning, that's going to continue in to the afternoon. a blustery day on tap for us. we have a windchill, this is the way it feels. see the blues tricklingful 37 i don't go, 38 baltimore. 39 frederick. satellite and radar, picking up on fog in some spots. the clouds around, but we are seeing peeks of sunshine and many as we go in to the afternoon. future trend going to pick up on just that, that system is

working off in to the atlantic as of now. in its wake the sun will rule that will continue each in to tuesday morning, tuesday afternoon, the clouds will be on the increase a bit. we have a chance for isolated shower in the folk, for the most part we should stay dry. for today , the temperature coming in around 60 degrees, have the patchy fog. the clouds will be decreasing. the 60 degrees that i'm forecasting is going to feel cooler. we will feel like in the 50s today. our high for this time of the year should be at 59 degrees. tonight, yes, temperatures will drop off, 35 degrees, patchy frost. cold, with that we have the frost advisory, that goes in to effect tonight until tomorrow morning at 8:00. it is for tech county and cecil -- kent county and cecil county. the slight chance for showers

on tuesday and wednesday. see the temperatures getting warm and we will dry out nicely. plenty of sunshine thursday and friday. and towards easter, nice, temperature coming in around 67. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >> good morning, everyone. starting with the good news, a look at i-70, eastbound, moving well to the beltway, southbound 795 southbound 83, moving well. traveling on 95, harford county. not a lot of delays this morning. making your way to the topside. here is what you will find on the topside of 695, this is not bad at all. this is where it is that bad. traveling i-95 through the elk ridge area. we are slow. earlier disabled vehicle on the southbound side of 95 through elk ridge. heavy congestion there. also state police are reporting heavy traffic on i-9, we reported the accident through the glen burnie fern dale,

making your way to 695, a lot of delay there is. friday, it was premega millions. we pooled money and bought tickets. you brought them back for us. it was in baltimore county. sad morning when we -- saturday morning when we woke up,. >> i almost drop mid cereal bowl. i got the tickets and no luck. >> i was like, if something happens, they will call me. i waited for the phone call. >> i had been practicing my new walk for after we won. >> let's see it. >> no. i will show it later. i was disappointed i didn't have to do my walk. >> see the walk. >> no walk. >> we will walk up to new york city. good morning america is coming up next. ñ[=

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