most of it but everything changed in the second half. the ravens were down before joe flacco found dennis pitta to put the team ahead. then this was all ravens. two more touchdown passes to anquan boldin and it was all over. now the team, they wasted no time getting back home after last nate's game but they had plenty of time to relive some of those great moments. every player contributed to the win but joe flacco was the standout. he was the elite player coaches said he is. he talked about celebrating a win but keeping an aon the next step. >> you have to enjoy it and get all this mayhem that's going to be involved with the game and getting people down to the game and all that stuff. you have to get that out of the way and take care of that so that when you focus on the

49ers, they'll have your full attention. so when we start preparing for those guys we can go after it. >> flacco now holds the nfl record for the quarterback with the most playoff wins on the road. it was a true team effort and a dream come true. the atmosphere on the field after the game was electric and abc2's jamie costello had a front row seat. >> reporter: seeing the orioles all star adam johns and michael phelps. >> we're going to new orleans, baby. let's go. >> one of the happiest days of my life, going to the big dance, super bowl. >> you never want to take shots

like that but i was fortunate to hold on to that one and score on the next play. you take big shots and you have to bounce back and keep playing. >> we said we would win it and we meant this. >> there was no doubt in our mind. we came here to win a game. we didn't -- it wasn't a secret. we came in here last year, left with a bitter taste in our mouth. i mean, we could have won this in baltimore in front of our fans, but we had great fans coming to foxborough. >> everybody counted us out. we trusted. we're so thankful. >> ravens going to the super bowl. my life is going to change. >> from baltimore to bourbon street, it continues and man are we enjoying this ride.

from foxborough, jamie costello, abc2 news. >> jamie is getting rest. you watched the ravens thrilling ride. now jeff hager joins us with much more. jeff? >> the simple as is there's nothing easy about it. you're going to have to redrill deep into your wallet to make this happen. >> his first stop, liberty travel in catonsville and david and his brother set their sights on the super bowl. >> decided -- >> bo knows baltimore football but if you want someone who can score you a flight ticket and hotel room, cindy knows what this will cost you. >> looks like one of the major sports company still has space. it's $6,000 to $7,000 a person.

ticket's included. >> reporter: if you don't mind sharing a room with three other people in biloxi, mississippi, you can cut that down to $5300. what about people willing to put their own deal together to shave a few hundred are few thousand. >> if you're trying to piece it together yourself, there's nothing in the new orleans area. you have to go about an hour and 30 minutes out. >> reporter: those rooms are $359 a night. game tickets on stub hub, $2100 and there's finding a flight. >> the 4th is sold out on southwest and very limited on the other carriers. >> reporter: sure you wouldn't rather go to mexico, costa rica or belize? >> i would guess within the next 24 hours it's kind of do it or

die. you either get it or you don't. >> reporter: unless you're willing to drive or spend days on a train travel agents are booking from mid-week to mid-week. some have a connection or two that could cost you several more hours. you're not the only ones hitting local stores to buy up championship gear. dennis pitta was out and about to stop at the modells. and a few fans waited to get a chance to tack to their favorite player. right now you can check out a slideshow with dozens of pictures from the afc championship title game. you can find it at

abc2news.com/ravens. >> we missed some opportunities, couldn't stop them in the red area. so i assume we gave up too many points and didn't score enough. >> that was coach belichick. a new minutes earlier belichick passed on doing a post game interview with cbs. the analyst said he makes it easy to root against the patriots. you can't be a poor sport all the time. was belichick a sore loser or just his reaction to the loss? head to abc2news.com facebook and weigh in. >> yeah, what a game. i don't like belichick, just never liked the gie. a couple of snow showers out there but, man, the cold air is beginning to roll. this hasn't come in full force just yet but we expect it to beginning tonight.

we're in a slightly milder pocket in the low 40s for wind chills in central m north and west toward hagerstown the cold air is arriving. look how cold -- look at the result of that cold blast. lake-effect snow reaching down into pennsylvania. this evening 30s, chillily and staying -- chilly and staying breezy. in that chilly weather, president obama's inaugural address lasted only 18 minutes but it was much more optimistic than the one in 2009. he said the next four years will be defined by a younger, more progressive and diverse america and he sounded like a polythition who didn't have to worry about reelection. karen travers was on hand. >> reporter: on a perfect crisp winter day president obama signaled a new she son in america. >> my fellow americans, we are made for this moment.

we will see that -- seize it so long as we seize it together. >> reporter: president obama outlined a vision for his second term and kept returning to some key themes. >> we, the people -- our journey, our time. >> reporter: this was a call to action. president obama lake -- making this clear that he lookings at the next four years to seize a moment together with the american people. while he said that must be done as one nation, one people, the agenda he outlined is clearly aimed at prog -- progressives. >> they do not make us a nation of takers. >> reporter: and in an inaugural address first, a nod to gay rights. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. >> reporter: officials estimated 800,000 people packed the mall,

not quite the magnitude of tween but for many the moment was powerfully significant and poignant. there was still some megawatt star power ♪ let freedom ring ♪ >> reporter: then the traditional parade back to the white house. it's a big night on the town for the president and first lady. they will attend two inaugural balls which are expected to draw 40,000 people. >> abc2news.com as you covered on this inauguration day. just click on our home page for a schedule and historic moments, including the inaugural address.

we're also celebrating martin luther king day. volunteers got to work picking up trash from north bethel street. volunteers said today is the day for all types of people to come together and give back. >> you can only measure progress by the type of people who join you on days like this. we have all races here. we have all rely johns -- religions. last year volunteers claimed the same lot to make it a useable space. >> manti te'o may be the biggest name but is he the only victim of this hoax? who else may have been targeted. >> you already know the ravens won. now you want the t shirt to prove it.

>> and d.c. is the place to be on org today -- inauguration today. the big event isn't free. the cost you don't know about. that's coming up.

it's a problem that impacts nearly a million people. it's inflammatory bowel desease known as ibd. we're taking your call. exexperiments are standing by top answer your questions. today we are joined by dr. raymond cross spoasht professor at the school of medicine. what is ibd? >> ibd is comprised of crohn's and colitis. it's an autoimmune disease that affects the intestines. it can cause abdominal pain,

diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, weight loss and intestinal symptoms that can affect the eye, mouth, skin. >> who gets it? is there a target audience? >> typically affects young people. average age of onset is 25 to 35. however, about 15% of patients are diagnosed in adolescence and childhood. about 15% in middle age hand older, so it can really affect any age griewrntion typically disbutted between men and women between one to one. we don't know why some patients get it. it's bad luck. there's some kind of environmental insalt, antibiotics, an insult to the gi tract. in a genetically susceptible person, the person who inherited the correct genes to get the disease, they'll get the

disease. typically the immune system turns on and won't turn off, resulting in the symptoms. >> is it a mystery to figure out what this is? >> sometimes. especially young women can be diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome which is vastly different from crohn's or chow lie ties. >> what about a cure for this. once you figure out you have ibd and see a specialist like you, how do you treat this? >> no cure. there are over 100 genes that have been identified that are candidate genes for medical therapy for a cure. we have highly effective medical therapy that can get people into remission for long periods of time. >> so they to see someone like you or an exsprt to get their questions answered. >> right. >> doctor, you'll be back in the show. in you -- if you have a

question, call our hotline. they're also having a health seminar and if you call our hotline, you can get questions about that. you'll be back later on in the show. all right. let's start off with a look at maryland's most powerful radar. basically, darth vader is approaching. no basically what we have is a little bit of wintry weather, very light. flurries in eastern carroll county, toward ham sted and in the monk ton area, the northern county, maybe a few flurries dotting the landscape. in baltimore today, as we celebrate that big win from last night, man, cloudy conditions, but it was a day of changing weather. annapolis today cloudy.

then the sun coming out in the state capital. had a chance to hang out at mcgarvey's. bel air, a mix of sun and clouds and some bright conditions to finish out today. in dundalk today on the east side clouds dominating early on and then some clear skies, then a few more clouds to finish out the day. 40 at bwi. dew point 26. sunset getting late are new at quarter past 5:00. we are back and forth. here's that really cold air that's edging into western maryland where we have 19 receipt now. as we look at the wind chill factor it's much cold are north and west. we have wind chills in the low 30s to mid-30s. the regional perspective, the main active weather is bottled up to the north. the arctic blast comes down the pike. usually it's barely crossing

into the maryland state line. that's in the northern counties. looks like plenty of sun mixing in but we'll be glad to have thankful the bottom line is the air temps will be so cold with the arctic blast, the sun will not do much to warm it up. detroit, chicago, eerie, down -- erie, down in the teens. baltimore, falling into the teens by daybreak tomorrow. a frozen dawn, a day where we struggle to get past 20 degrees tomorrow afternoon. it stays breezy. tomorrow night places like pittsburgh will be down to five degrees. baltimore 12 to 14 degrees. that's tomorrow night. if you have exposed pipes under the house not well ensuelated, let the pipes drip. even by day temperatures will not reach above freezing. it will be a real brief hit and then we're back to the mild

winter. we're in a cool patch. the arctic blast settles in overnight. it really settles into wednesday. then we would generally start to moderate. guess what, a secondary shot of frigid air arriving late in the week. that will make for cold weather. tonight 20 degrees, cold and breezy and blustery. a two-degree guarantee of 25. here's a look at the next few days, temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. friday we were get a slightly rest frigid but bring in the threat of a wintry mix. as we look beyond that into the weekend, it looks dry and uneventful for saturday and sunday. it's interesting, today the big inauguration day. look back to last year when this was bone chilling like this was tomorrow. at least everyone that went to the inauguration, it was not the bla. the blast is one day behind.

that's good. >> i can't believe looking at the seven-day forecast, there was 60 in the forecast. >> we thought 30 was cold. we are learning new details tonight about the girlfriend hoax involving notre dame's manti te'o. the football player was not the first person to be targeted. a polynegs beauty queen said she was contacted by the same fictitious woman in 2008. the two, changed facebook messages about pageants but nothing came of it. te'o said he tailored his story about her but said he was a victim. on thursday you can she his first on camera interview sense this scandal broke. te'o and his family are sitting down with katie couric. it will be on this book's episode of katie. there's a new recall on two

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i want to show you a live picture have frostburg. it's actually snowing so heavily that it's hard to see. that feels cold enough for the white stuff in baltimore but no such luck, sorry. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart and the abc2's most accurate storm center to find out how long this bitterly cold will be with