belair is feeling like one below right now. manchester feels like zero. linthicum is nine above. you get the idea. it is a cold, cold night. 29 or so by noon tomorrow as this cold, wintry blast continues to funnel in. we will talk about when things finally let up and calm down a little bit in a few minutes. >> if your house catches on fire you can see and smell the smoke. but if there's a carbon monoxide leak you will not see it, smell it, or taste it until it may be too late. we have more on this story. >> reporter: detectors like this one are able to sense the carbon monoxide. we are more likely to use heating sources that can create c.o. builds up. one incident over the weekend that killed two people could be much different if the home had an alarm. they had no chance of surviving carbon monoxide levels about 40 times the safe limits. the men were sleeping in the basement of this home on sunday. investigators are trying to determine the source of the c.o. builds up pay there was no detector to alert them. >> his bedroom was in the basement. my first thought was, whoa, what if

much of the inner loop delay coming towards us is due to the problem at belair road. is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the big story and the weather department, windy and cold. wind gusts between 30 and 40 miles per hour. actual temperatures in the low 20s. it feels like it is eight at the airport right now. five in westminster and parkton. that is what you want to dress for. windy and cold is our forecast. high temperatures between 28 and 33. in the light snow towards the end up the week on tuesday. >> we will have another update at 8:55. >>> 8:30 now on a tuesday morning, it's the 14th day of december, 2010. and it's cold outside. that's ann curry, that's ricky duvet, the very funny man. >> we have collected $18 million in gifts this year. so thanks to everyone here. >> the golden globes are all the talk of hollywood this morning. we're going to have coverage of the nominations. >>> also coming up this morning, we're going to be talking about our steals and deals, and we have got some ideas about hot fashions for as much as 85% off. >> that sounds good. >>> and

that is belair. that is why we are proud to be at the commission tonight.rancisco's finest. thank you, on behalf of the commission. [applause] >> both the chief and commission president mention this long review process to become a medal of valor recipient. i want to give you a brief idea of how these acts were reviewed to get us here tonight. when an officer's actions are such that any supervisor take notice of any break, that supervisor officer prepares a report detailing the event. the commanding officer then conducts a personal investigation of the event, and if they approve the nomination, it prepares the report to the chief of police. the chief than four or -- forwards these nominations to the office of the police commission. then those are sent off to a screening committee. if the awards screening committee approved the nomination, they send it back to the commission office so the awards committee secretary can set up a meeting. this is a meeting of all of the department's captains and command staff where the nominating commanding officer who presente

but we are told they have water -- belair roads. but we are told they have fixed it. be careful traveling through the area between east north avenue and patterson park avenue. this has been a tough fix. it's beneath a an old trolley. it's interestingy maneuvering around -- tricky maneuvering around here, it will be tricky for those heading to work and school. the state highway administration had crews working all night long as well salting the roads. they want to make sure that the streets don't refreeze overnight for the the commuters. they are paying close attention to the bridges and the overpasses because they might refreeze first. >> you are not look forward to your commute tomorrow morning. >> no, i am not. >> all this is going to be what tomorrow? >> ice. >> it's still freezing. so it's going to be ice. but, you know, if they treat the road, we will be good. >> reporter: now once again, crews have been out all night work doing their part. but they encourage drivers to take it slow this morning, have a little patience and use caution on the road this morning. re

along east north avenue in baltimore city after a water main broke yesterday near har food and bell-- belair roads. are the crews out there sherrie? >> reporter: they are still out here behind me. as you can see here, we are at the intersection of north avenue and patterson park avenue. the department of public work crews are busy finishing up work on a water main break. this all happened yesterday when a six inch pipe burst. crews repaired the main and some businesses and homes between harford and bel air roads have been without water. but they now have water. crews are making the finishing touches on filling up the hole here. now, the road here on a north avenue is open, but there are some lane closures. so you want to be careful if you are heading this way. and while drivers maneuver around north avenue, other drivers will have a pretty tricky commute this morning after the recent snowfall. the state highway administration has had crews work all night long as well treating the roads. they want to make sure the streets don't refreeze and they are paying very close attention to the bridges

. -- belair road in fulton avenue, there is an accident. for slow spots due to police responding to a crash. you can see 95 at 14 miles per hour out of the northeast. sarasota and j.f.x., and let's look outside and see what is going on with the outcome was. pretty good shape in this portion. we will switch to a live view of traffic in the area of 195. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are picking up a little bit of light snow. this is not heavy snow. there may be a little coating and some neighborhoods. keep in mind, there could be if you slippery spots. we have been falling as we had to the morning. mix with the sunshine will continue as we go through the afternoon. but amoco home from work, it will be in the 20's. -- by the time you go home from work, it will be in the 20's. light snow or flurries possible. windy and cold, high of 32 degrees. it will get a little bit warmer on wednesday. >> we will be back here at 8:25. >>> we're back now at 8:00 on a monday morning, it's the 13th day of december, 2010. it drizzled a little bi

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