owe, and gavin mcgraw, for abc news. >> having some fun. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." and have a great tuesday a look at the voters vying for candidates votes. two students found dead at towson will be remembered tonight. how fellow students are honoring their memory. it's the kind of pain we won't understand totally. >> the latest on the deadly shooting at a small california college. new information this morning in a life report. those storys are just ahead on this tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's head over to lynette charles with a check of the forecast. >> good morning, everyone.

we are dealing with a chill in the air we have a freeze warning, it's cold and dry. we are looking at the frost and freeze advisories. the areas here shaded in the lighter blue are under the frost until 9:00 this morning and the further back in to carol county and frederick this morning, westward, dealing with freezing warning in effect for this morning until 9:00. as you step out and about, dealing with colder temperatures out there, we can see 37 degrees now in aberdeen, more in shady side with the temperature at 42 right now in arnold. i will talk about the next weather maker coming up. now a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. good morning, on the roads this morning, a lot of construction crews, we've seen several on the traffic cameras, southbound 795, taking up the right lane. if you are traveling to the tunnels, 2-way traffic pattern, northbound at the harbor,

southbound is closed for overnight maintenance and 695, here is a live look at baltimore national pike. we are getting by to the right side. another primary day as the gop race continues, washington dc will place votes with wisconsin and here in mailed. a cnn poll shows most republicans think newt gingrich and ron paul should throw their towel in but rick santorum should stay in the race to be a opponent to mitt romney. polling places will be open in 2 and a half hours, maryland will vote in the primary election. >> sherrie johnson is live at one of the polling sites. what is going on? >> reporter: we are here live at hazelwood elementary middle school, one of the many polling sites in the area. it's maryland's primaries many voters will head to the polls

at 7:00 this mornings to cast ballot for gop candidates as well assetel a handful of congressional contests as well. maryland republicans offer up 37 delegates to one of the candidates and voters could help mitt romney, the front runner or choose another candidate. i have dr. john bulloch of towson university joining me living as political science professor, thank you for being out here was, we appreciate it. >> good morning not a problem k happy to be here. >> reporter: let's talk about how maryland ranks. >> we are not one of the fist primaries but not one of the last. we are an important state. there is a certain leaning as far as democrats versus republicans that's the attention the candidates, gop side have been giving towards the state of may recall. >> reporter: mitt romney , the front runner, how do you think he will do in this state?

>> i anticipate him winning. he has a lead. we on other prime mays and has the support of bob ehrlich who is a chair here in maryland, that makes a big difference. that support will show this election day. >> reporter: he was here recently in arbutus, newt gingrich stopped by and ron paul. we had a few stumping here but not rick santorum. >> santorum is 20 points behind. they are looking at other states that are little bit more competitive than maryland. they made the stops here. it's not necessarily the big place. >> reporter: we will talk to you more throughout the morning. the polls open at 7:00 this morning and they close at 8:00 p.m. tonight. reporting life at hazelwood elementary school, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. mitt romney is halfway towards clinching the republican nomination. the massachusetts governor is up to 572 delegates, this as of

monday, half of the 1144 needed that move comes as three delegates in tennessee were not accounted for. who is going to be where today? mitt romney is going to be holding election day lunch in wisconsin, evening part in milwaukee. rick santorum in pennsylvania run a paul in chico, california. newt gingrich's wife speaking in millford del aware. campaigning in maryland was former house speaker newt gingrich, he spoke to a crowd of mainly students at hood college about the economy, health care, and gas prices. >> i would like you to be able to get a job, so you can get your own insurance. furthermore on behalf of your parents i would like you to get a job so you can move out.

>> newt gingrich continued in the race and pledged to support mitt romney if the former massachusetts wins. >> the general assembly completed a measure delaying the next local election by a year. the presidential schedule and allows and a one time five-year term for stephanie rawlings blake and other officials. the next city wide election is in november 2016. supporters say it would boost voter turnout and save money. tonight there is going to be a candlelight vigil to help students deal with grief after two towson university students died over the weekend. a 20-year-old named ryan bailey was struck by a car. in a separate incident, another student, timothy coyer, a junior prebusiness administration major was found dead in his apartment.

a candlelight vigil will be held in towson. speed and wet roads are to blame for a crash that kill a teenager. deputies say that 16-year-old right ta, was driving northbound on pool road and lost control of her toyota corolla. it veered and wrapped around a tree yesterday morning. she was a student at westminster high school and a member of the grace fellowship chapel in westminster. is she the winner, a may recall woman says the -- a maryland woman says the multimillion jackpot is hers. >> where is the ticket? where she says she is hiding it. ñ[=

a woman who lives in baltimore west port believes she one of three winners of the mega millions jackpot. >> she says she and her co- workers went in as a group on tickets but she says the winning ticket was bought for her specifically separately by another co-worker. the ticket would be worth $218 million, or lump sum, of around $105 million. we will hear from wilson on good morning maryland at 5:00. possibly a millionaire amongst us. not in the studio, though. >> exactly. >> we can hit the jackpot with the weather. >> i put that in one of my blogs yesterday. we will be seeing plenty of sunshine for today. won't be as windy as yesterday. today, you are going to like what you see and feel. let me show you what is going on. not a lot to see, satellite and radar, not picking up on anything. we have the clear skies out

there right now. that's why temperatures are really able to drop off like a rock. you had the dry air in place, dry air, cools down quicker and also heats up quicker. we are cold this morning, wither have the frost and freeze advisorys in effect. we will warm up nicely as we go in to the afternoon. i'm forecasting 67. good morning to you cockeysville, 44. 34 bell a. 31 woodbine. more of the same in laurel. the eastern shore, chestertown, 33 degrees. we have a frosty start this morning, make sure you bundle up as you head out and about. now a check of the traffic with angela. . the roads are in great shape for your start of the tuesday morning commute. no accidents or incidents to slow you down. you will see some construction crews overnight, as a matter of fact, a couple on i-95 at the 395 merge, if you are traveling northbound. just south of this shot,, i-95

in the northbound side of i-95, two left lanes are shut down before you reach the beltway. if your drive is on northbound jones falls expressway, looking good at northern parkway, you will have one far right lane approaching ruxton as the road crews are blocking two lanes for you. follow us all morning on twitter, we are at maryland traffic. we've heard of distracted driving and drunk driving but what about distracted walking. >> what one governor is doing to raising awareness. the orioles, the season opener who, will be throwing the fist pitch for the team? we have details coming up. we are waking up to what is new in maryland.

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hundreds of positions. officials say the plan to hire 470 people located at the town center off of route 3. orioles pitcher is going to start the opener on friday against the minnesota twins and tommy hunter were the leading candidates for the start of the rotation. the 26 year old has a record of 16-14 in two years with the o's. learning more about the sink ing of the titanic. research planning to share the news and showcase new exploration technology. planned parenthood clinic in wisconsin is opening after a homemade bomb was placed outside of the building. damage was minimal. no one was hurt or arrested in connection with the bomb. april is sexual assault awareness month, time to raise awareness and educate people on ways to prevent it.

events will take place all over the country to raise awareness about sexual violence. chaos erupted for a second time in two days after the kentucky wide cats won the national championship last night. look at the crowd, one person was shot after 2:30 this morning, celebrations got out of control. no word on the person's condition right now. a number of people have been arrested some have been hurt. police say the injuries range from minor to serious. tj lane, the teenager accused of going on a shooting spree inside his high school will be in court. it will determine the probable cause for whether he should be charged as an adult. the latest mass shooting in a college in northern california, 7 people confirmed dead, three injured when police say a former student opened fire in a classroom. linda so is standing by with all new information. >> we've learned a vigil for the victims will be held

tonight at a church in oakland as of early this morning, the suspect has not yet been formally charged. police are trying to figure out a motive. police identified the suspect as coal, a korean american, he entered the university monday morning and opened fire in a nursing class. five people died inside the school. two others died at hospital and three more were injured. police say he is a former student at the school, he was arrested at a nearby grocery store an hour after the shooting. he called his father after the shooting and told him everything. he was arrested and taken in to custody. oakland's mayor called the shootings a terrible tragedy. >> it's a kind of pain and situation that we won't understand totally, immediately, but that will lead the community asking questions for all a long time.

>> after the shooting police say he took a victim's car and drove off. investigators are trying to figure out if the suspect targeted victims or shot at random. linda so, abc2 news. later this week, former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky will be in court again, a pretrial hearing on thursday and that's happening in pennsylvania. he has been charged with multiple counts of child sex abuse and on home detention awaiting the trial. chief of the arundel county police department didn't hold back when facing the council. he was talking about the case of leopold. >> no one is going to be held accountable for the perfect storm that's created here.

>> leopold is charged with misusing resources like the officers in charge of security detail. officers say they complained to the comeef but nothing changed. the council will vote on the resolution to suspend the chief in two weeks. 2500 students who normally take the bus had to find a new way to school monday near houston because someone tampered with the tire stems of 58 buses. they are looking at surveillance video to find the culprit. officials told parents to get their kids to school the best they could. father in boston granted dying wish on sunday. he gave his daughter's hand in marriage. ed hays is dying from cancer and the doctors weren't sure he would make to it his daughter's april 27th wedding so they got married at this weekend at the

healing garden. heys and his wife renewed their vows after his daughter got married. people in philadelphia may have been confused by the electronic device lane, a sidewalk lane for cell phone users, it popped up on april fool's day but wasn't all a joke. pedestrians, they didn't get it. >> a distracted walking lane? a distracted walking lane? this is a new concept? a distracted walking lane? >> for people on blackberries and iphones. it includessed a press release about the lanes for people who can't look up from phones. the mayor says texting while walking is a condition in the city. the joke signs are staying up for a week to raise awareness. i've done that before, so, those lanes would be important to me. right now, temperatures coming

in 37 degrees inwe are below av we have a freeze warning up, for carroll county, frederick county, 32 frederick there. 29 degrees in york, pennsylvania and 37 in easton, along the eastern shore, when you are dealing with frost vivaries across the area. through the morning, it is going to be on the chilly side. make sure you have the coat. we can see why. satellite and radar, not picking up on clouds or insulation. the temperatures dropping like a rock. that's what is going on this morning. the weather pattern will be bringing a little bit of change in here. we will have a warm front slide through the area a little bit later this evening and on the heel of that, a cold front slicing through the area as we go through tomorrow and bringing us a chance for showers, maybe a rumble of thunder. we will be seeing sunshine for today, the clouds will begin to move in by wednesday, there is that chance for showers in the foe. you might want to take the rain gear with you.

drying out in to thursday and friday. that's opening day looking good. the how by hour forecast for today, 67 degrees, that's where i'm going with this. temperatures above average and here is a check of the seven- day forecast, for you as we will see opening day, temperature 63 degrees and easter sunday looking good as well. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. any accidents on the roadways? say no. no. good morning, that is good news, no accidents for the early drive. seeing a lot of construction out there. we found crews on 95 through the jessup region, southbound lanes, right lane is shut down at maryland 32. columbia this morning, on 29, northbound lane left is closed. past maryland 108. no crews on the parkway, if you are traveling northbound, lorel and 695, all lanes open until you reach 695, here is a live look at i-95 north of the city, making your way to the topside of the beltway with no

distractions. stay with us. we have two weeks to file your taxes. how to maximize the payout and minimize the stress. you are watching good morning maryland, what is new, now and next.

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the high risk of fraudulent charges and large purchases with a credit card you can dispute a broken tv with a debit card, that's not so easy. the tax deadline is fast approaching, thanks to the holiday in dc. taxpayers have until april 17th to get your taxes done on time. here are things to keep in mind. use the e file program to help you for free, free file, there is a link at the website at abc2news.com, make sure to file an extension if you don't think you are going to meet the deadline. start now. the longer you wait , the more mistakes you are likely to make. don't panic if you can't pay. arrange a payment agreement with the irs. you are among the healthiest people in the state of maryland. a new report released says residents ranked the worst in the state.

the information is compiled by the county health rankings and the road maps website. they looked at obesity, smoking, excess i have drinking and availability of primary care physicians. some researchers say a quarter of breast cancers found through mammograms wouldn't have caused problems but being treated anyway. there is no certain way to determine which results were life threatening. an article is due out and suggests breast cancer overdiagnosed most often here in the u.s. while people have got an head start on their tanks alarming numbers come out. a surge of women are developing the deadliest form of cancer. may looked at rates under 40 in the state of minnesota. between 1970-2009, melanoma increased 8 times over.

>> the rise in tanning bed behavior over the years is a major contributor. >> although the number of cancers is rising, death is going down. coming up, new for you at 5:00 this morning, the story revolving around what has been dubbed pink slime is heating up. some companies filing for bankruptcy. we have new information. new at 5:15, do you know what your 1080 is? you are never going to guess and who can land it. alahead, a sweet tooth, you can snack for free. that's today at 5:50 this morning.

the plane that crashed in siberia monday killing 31 people appears to have been improperly deiced. officials say there is no indication that negligence caused the crash. it looks like a technical failure maybe the cause. 12 people survived in serious condition this morning. details about the sentencing of osama bin laden's three widows and two daughters. the lawyer says they will be released in a couple of weeks. the five women were sentenced in pakistan for living in the country illegally, they had been in custody seance the u.s. raided the compound killing him last year. this is in italy , the largest active volcano in europe. it started sunday and lasted for two hours. ash fell on and inhabited areas near the volcano but did not cause any sort of interruption with traffic. it's the 5t