chest hein to and clarksville and davidsonville. winds are light right now. but they will pick up as we go throughout the day. also, what we are dealing with this morning. we have the patchy fog once again. so we are dealing with that mixed bag. you can put something into a hat and pull it out and we have it. and as we go through the rest of the day, this is what you can he can spt. showers around 3:-- expect. showers around 3 or 4 and the bulk of the rain is more into the later around 8 and midnight. let's check the abc2 time safer traffic with lawyer -- timesaver traffic with lawyer encook. >> reporter: you will want to turn -- lauren cook. >> reporter: you will want to turn on low beams. trouble on 295 where there's a crash along the southbound lanes between 895 and 95. it's been moved to the shoulder. not causing significant delays. and also another crash in parkville actually blocking the westbound lanes of puddy hill avenue at avondale road. traveling on 695 here's what it look like in parkville at harford rote. traffic moving along and no problems whatsoever. it will take 11 minutes to

travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and things will be moving right along here in pikesville. no delays on the beltway traveling the outer loop from 795 down to 70. that stretch will take you 8 minutes and heading downtown the jfx is in great shape. 11 minutes traveling southbound from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. that's a look at your abc2 time safer traffic. now over to you. 6:31. here's -- he was accused of opening fire on the first day of class. and today that suspect will be in court. abc2 news sherrie johnson has more on the story. i know a lot of this is coming down to his age. >> reporter: a big day in court today. 15-year-old robert gladden junior is expected to appear before a judge at -- expected to appear before a judge at 9:30. the hearing will determine whether adult charges will be changed to juvenile charges. he is charged with multiple counts of attempted murder, first degree assault reckless endanger men be a gun violations -- and gun

violations. he is accused of opening fire inside perry hall cafeteria on the first day of school. 17-year-old daniel borowy was severely injured and returned to high school a few weeks ago. due to delays in the juvenile hearing the trial has been rescheduled to february 19th. a baby is dead and her mother charged with the child's death. yesterday afternoon sheriff deputies were called to a hope for a child in cardiac arrest. firefighters tried to revive the 9-month-old selena baldeo but she died at the hospital. her 19-year-old mother is in critical condition. police say she tried to kill herself. we have an update on breaking news we brought you last night at 11. a jogger hit on route 40 in cecil county near jackson station road has died. that person has been identified as anthony marks. he was jogging on the shoulder and wearing a reflective vest when a woman from dundalk veered on the shoulder and hit him. we are told she was questioned

and released. baltimore county is working to make school safer for your children. the county unveiled a plan to step up security. every middle and high school in the county has a school resource officer but elementary schools don't a. for those schools they want to add more security cameras with live streaming video in police cars and the precinct and county police headquarters. there will be a new controlled entry system installed on every door. many parents are pleased with the idea. >> i think it's great idea. i mean, what happened up north can happen anywhere at any time, and we need to a protect our children as much as possible. >> the county still must get approval for the price tag around $4 million. caught on video. pretty scary moments. an ohio courtroom, a woman seeking a civil protection order against her boyfriend is knocked to the ground and punched. eventually a deputy races in and uses a taser to subdue the

suspect. the victim suffered bumps and bruises and we hoped to show you the video. we will try to get it on abc2 muse.com. coming -- abc2news.com. we know knick wallenda is a scare devil but walking this har without a net or harness is risky. details on the latest adventure ahead. and he is a legend but this makes the most seasoned surfer nervous. we will tell you about the monster wave that may have broken records if the tale of the tape hold up. we continue in a moment. >> and that makes me nervous thinking about it. no delays on 695 at wilkins avenue. but we have a crash on route 295. i will have more on the delays coming up on good morning maryland.

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we daunt want to show you video- - want to show you video caught on camera. an ohio courtroom. this is war woman was seeking a -- where a woman was seeking a civil protection order against her boyfriend. and she is knocked to the ground and punched and a deputy races in and uses a taser to subdue the suspect. the victim is okay but she did suffer some bumps and bruises. also this morning, check this out. hawaiian surfing legend rides a wave and in fact garrett may have topped his own world record and this is him on a wave off the coast of portugal. check this out. there needs to be calculation and verifications but looks like his 2011 record setting 90 foot wave may be buried by this monster. if you are one of the people afraid of heights, this story is probably not for you. knick wallenda performed a dangerous stunt. he put one foot in front of the other walking nearly 600 feet along a tightrope, 200 feet over u.s. 41 in sarasota,

florida with no safety net. whether walking over a highway or more famously his june stroll over niagara falls, seen live on abc, he says walking a wire is always a challenge. >> i take them the same they are as serious as the last and everyone i am risking my life and it's important i stay focus and i never get to the point of complacent nsy. >> he bent over on one knee and blew a kiss. >> the hometown crowd held their breath and he made his way across the wire. no wider than a nickel. at one point, you saw right there taking a knee and blowing a kiss to the crowd in his hometown. >> you are not getting off that easily. you got a lesson from knick wallenda. >> i was one foot in the air. >> doesn't matter. >> the at most i could have stubbed a toe. >> i remember the socks. >> my shoes weren't appropriate. how is the state of our state? >> we will find out today.

>> governor o'malley will tell us how the state is doing. coming up, a preview of that state of the state address. >> and superbowl sunday can't get here ravens fans are pumped and there's a family getting famous online. i am linda so, the viral video they posted that is catching a lot of attention. >> and the wild and wacky weather continues. severe weather pushes in tonight. i will tell you what's in store behind that coming up. >> reporter: we are to have a a -- off to a foggy start and traffic is picking up on 6 the 5 at -- 695 at old court road. a crash in parkville and i will have details coming up on good morning maryland.

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all morning long we can see severe storms coming in this evening. the weather system caused damage in other parts of the u.s. and we have pictures just came into the newsroom a few moments ago. >> we are talking winds as strong as 70 miles per hour snapping trees in half and knocking down power lines.

it's pretty ugly out there in other parts of the country. >> once again, this is going tonight dominant story today. weather. we talked about the snow and the ice and mild conditions. and now severe weather. >> could be headed our way. that's right lynette? >> you are right. you said it. you talked about the wind and 70-mile-an-hour wind that's a strong tropical storm close to hurricane status but we are dealing with tornadoes with this. this has everything on the backside. we are dealing with some snow as we continue to trek across the nation and we are going to be getting in on the action as we go later this evening. so make your plans right now accordingly if you are not getting back home. take the rain gear with you. you don't need the big coat this morning. the heavy coat that real warm coat because you can see temperatures in owings mills right now at 54 de-- 53 degrees. and into the afternoon it's going to get warmer. 46 in glen burnie and westminster at 53. this is how you plan your day because we are going to be with the fog this morning. we have the clouds out there.

the breezes will come out of the southwest. that's what's going to help warm temperatures up for today as well. i am going with 64 by lunchtime and if we get more sunshine in here just like we did yesterday, then we will hit the 70s. the showers are possible by 3, 4 but the bulk of the rain will be in here by 7 and 8 through the overnight hours. and we will do it all over again around 4, 5 and your heading onto work tomorrow morning and then the system will roll out of here. but in the wake, we will be dealing with the wendy conditions but much -- windy conditions but much colder weather. that's coming up. now a check of the abc2 time safer traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: in addition to the fog, we are dealing with several accidents. we have a crash on route 295 moving to the southbound shoulder, though. between harbor tunnel throughway and 95. if you are heading out to 95, no delays whatsoever from columbia all the way to downtown baltimore. and it. traffic is starting to pick up on 695 as we check in and look here at old court road. you are looking at a 3-minute delay on the outer loop from

795 to 70. that doesn't seem too bad but the average speed is 30 miles per hour. parkville at harford inner loop is going to be clear down to 95. but you will want to watch out for a crash that both two cars right now that has shut down the westbound lanes of puddy hill avenue at avondale road. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. today the governor will let us know how maryland is doing in the annual state of the state address. he is going to breakdown everything from education to jobs and sherrie johnson is here with preview of the remarks and sherrie, the governor has a full plate. >> reporter: definitely a big day out of annapolis. today we find out a little bit more about the state of maryland. governor o'malley delivers the state of the state address at noon at the maryland statehouse in annapolis. governor plans to tell the story of how the state came together over the past few difficult years. the governor will share some great stories about how people did not just throwing up their hand in the air when things got

tough. he will discuss how the state is number one in education and invasion and in regional job recovery and discuss what choices to make together to create jobs and expanding opportunities and strengthen maryland's middle class. there's a new feature this year to the speech. submit quotes governor lieutenant governor and -- questions to the governor, lieutenant governor or other members of the administration. us use the hash tag on twitter and catch the state of the state address streamed live at abc2news.com starting at noon. sherrie johnson, ab cra. 2 news. -- abc2 news. pit bull owners and supporters will gather in annapolis. they plan toa peaceful protest at lawyers mall from 12:30 to 2:30. they are urging law makers to override a ruling that says pit bulls are dangerous. there's hearing schedule on this this evening. council members will hold a emergency session and they are

he expected to introduce a bill to have john leopold removed from office. it comes after a judge hand down a guilty verdict in his trial yesterday. the he was fond guilty of of using a -- of using a security detail help with the campaign and have the staff run personal errands. county council will vote on his future next week. no word when he will be sented. make sure your child's safety -- sentenced. make sure your child's safety seat is installed safely in your car. there will be free car seat inspeccance parents should come with the seats installed and the safety manuals with them. those inspections go from 2 to 5. february is american heart month and it's the point of it is to bring awareness to heart disease. which remain the number one killer of women in the united states. it's the leading cause of death in baltimore city. mayor stephanie rawlings blake

is announcing events today to coincide with the -- american heart month. time for five things to know on this wednesday morning. the nra executive vice president will testify before the senate judicialary committee. it's holding a hearing about gun violence and what should be done for future prevention. the committee will hear from gabriel gifford's husband. gun control will be a topic of conversationton in newtown. they will hold a hearing about gun safety and mental health issues. blackberry devoteees have been waiting for this. there's a new phone with the blackberry 10 system. it's long overdue makeover for the technology which obviouseled -- struggled since the introduction of the iphone and android on the market. the path train service between new york and new jersey resumes on a normal schedule. many of the stations flooded

forcing them to be shut down so crews could make necessary repairs. and security is one of the top priorities for the superbowl this weekend. and today, secretary of homeland security is talking about what they are doing to keep fans, players and employees safe during the big game. we are minutes away from 7:00 and it's jack and jackie harbaugh's turn to talk to the media. the proud parents of john and jim are neutral about the game showing no allegiance to either side. how can they? the big story out of media day tuesday, allegations that ray lewis used a banned substance to repair the torn triceps. sports ies illustrated says he reached out to a company to get deer and theler -- and theler -- and ther will exantler exextract. >> i been in the business 17 years and no one has got up with me every morning and trained with me every test i took in the nfl, it's every --

there's never been a question if i ever even thought about using anything. so to entertain stupidity. >> wait for it. he called it stupidity. the coach and the ravens reit's rated the fact he never failed a drug test in his nfl -- reiterated that fact ray lewis never failed a drug test in his nfl career. there's family in har forecounty showing off their purple pride with a video. linda so is live at m and t bank stadium. they are obviously huge fans right. >> reporter: huge fans. they always watch the games together when they found out they were going to the superbowl they made the video in honor of the team hoping for the big win. it's gotten about 30,000 hits after being posted to youtube. check it out. snow. &. [ music ] ♪

>> reporter: the family of bel air are huge fans. scott the dad is a singer songwriter and came up with the song last week. goat his three daughters to sing it with him. mom who says she is the biggestfan tapes the video and they posted it on youtube. it got a lot of attention and the family says they are happy to use their love for singing to show their purple pride. looking back on the playoffs, mom and dad knew the ravens were going to the superbowl after that game with denver. >> i think everybody that we know and both of us certainly felt like denver was the superbowl and if we made it out a of denver then we were going to make it. and that was for real i was so excited. >> reporter: the video has gotten so popular, elementary schools will use it at their pep rallies. linda so, abc2 news. 6:52. it's official. john kerry will take over as the 68th secretary of state. senator considery could be sworn in as early -- kerry

could be sworn in as early as today. he will take over the position from hillary clinton. massachusetts governor patrick will appoint someone to fill kerry's senate seat until a special election is held in june. severe weather is rolling across parts of mississippi. this happened last night. the video shows some of the damage left behind. debris from roofs littered some neighborhood and there's threat of more damage from high winds and some of this storm front, lynette, as you've been pointing out, stretches from the great lakes to the gulf and you could say we are in line. >> exactly. we are in line. we are next in line as we go later this evening. but we see what's going on right now. and we are dropping lots of tornado warnings in tennessee this morning as well. so we will see what the national weather service has to do with it tomorrow after they survey the damage there. but this is marching off towards the east and we are going to be in the potential for flooding as we go later into the evening. as the strong line of storms will move through and we can see some of the yellows there. that's what will work its way in there as we go around 8 into

the overnighttime frame be prepared for that. all this is courtesy of the cold front that's going to move through. and behind the cold front we will be dealing with much colder air. so mild today with a high close to 68. get sunshine in here and we will be seeing the 70s. we look outside right now and we can see the clouds but we can see a few peeks of some light out there. so we will see how this turns out as we go throughout the day. but in terms of temperatures, this morning, quite mild. look at the 51 in ellicott sety. manchester at 53. monrovia close to 60. so you know what that means. 54 degrees in stevensville and cambridge at 49. 59 in goldsboro. winds kick up throughout the day and will become breezy. future trend not picking up on anything right now. but look what happens going into 11, that's that heavier rain that's coming through. and that's where the flooding potential is. but gusty winds will be the biggest threat as we go throughout the evening. on the backside snow is out there and 68 for today and i do

believe we will hit 70s in a lot of spots. isolated storms tonight and the 7-day forecast looks like this as the cold air makes its way in but by the superbowl things are drier and we will get sunshine in here. let's get a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic. >> reporter: we have trouble on route 295. we are dealing with a crash on the southbound shoulder at the harbor tunnel throughway. it will be congested from the beltway all the way to 195. and if you heading down to pg county a crash on route 295 shut down the southbound lanes at riverdale road. traffic is diverted onto 410. expect heavy delays. there's a 6-mile backup. 695 is really starting to pick up on the west side. it's going to take you 5 extra minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 70. average speeds clocking in at 27 miles per hour. over in parkville this is wherewhat it looks like at harford road. everything at puddy hill avenue is up a speed. no issues up to towson but a crash on puddy hill at

avondale. 83 southbound lanes are picking up here at shawan road but no significant delays to the beltway. megan and charley, over to you. the broncos may have lost to the ravens but the mayor is out to prove they are not sore losers. he made a bet with mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and made good on it. take a look ♪ [ music ] >> good look ray-ray. >> denver mayor hancock did the dance per the bet. it would have been done soon are but he was sidelined by a injury and watch how he dances he probably threw out a back or a spleen or something. >> now most of us don't lie.it's not easy to do. it done look -- doesn't look good but he did a great yob. >> -- job. >> love it. >> i like the newspaper.

>> i like people staring at him. >> we are going to new york now. >> go ravens.