hi, bern. >>> hi, we have the doppler radar showing the storm coming in our direction. it's a juiced up storm. most of it is off to the south and most stays to the south of us. we're just getting brushed with the storm as it passes by. but show you this graphic here. it will pull in the cold air tomorrow, but initially, everything will melt on the roadways. the heaviest moisture is down to the south. we're just on the fringe of this. all the watches and warnings to the south of us. we have latest updates in just a few minutes. andrea? >> thank you, bern. >>> gathering for whitney houston's life and musical legacy. >> reporter: whitney houston friends and family swayed to the music of stevie wonder. in baptist tradition, it was not a day of mourn houston, but return her home, a celebration of the pop icon's life in the church she was discovered as a teenager. alicia keys wept tears. and kevin costner talked about her. >> she wondered, am i good enough? it was the burden that made her great and the part that caused her to stumble in the end. >> reporter: gary pastor showe

. >> than you very much, bern. a most pleasant afternoon and take a look at the graphic i will show you why. we are in between weather systems, kind of a time out if you will. let's show you on radar indeed an arof low pressure gathering moisture and got a little bit of umphf to it. because of that low there is a multi state snow event. once again we are on the outside looking in. here it is just gray skies and rain tomorrow but take a look at how many people are going to be dealing with a bit of winter weather as we move into late february. but not us and that is a good thing. meteorologist bernadette woods talk about not only tomorrow's weather but maybe a little more weather trend getting here this weekend and those details shortly. now we throw it back inside. >> local watermen should be feeling good today. a fall survey says oysters have hit a 92% survival rate. the highest number since 1997. the department says lower salt levels have helped rid the bay of the diseases that have killed oysters in the past. >>

bern, thank you. >> still to come a possible break through in fear tell treatments that story coming up in health watch. >> wjz 13 is always on, here are the top stories, for instant updates and the first warning weather forecast please log onto wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's wjz health watch, new research suggests stem cells in the ovaries could have the ability to produce eggs. doctors at massachusetts general hospital discovered testimony cells from women of reproductive age can produce egg cells. scientists say id oughts to the research a woman could produce more eggs throughout her life and hope their breakthrough will lead to infertility treatments. the american academy of pediatrics is reaffirming its guidelines for breast feeding. the experts say moms should breast feed their babies for the first six months of life followed with another six months of breast feeding combined with introducing foods. >>> the aroma from rosemary oil may make you smarter, a new study shows rosemary oil contains a chemical that can improve speed and accuracy on cognitive tests, researchers fo

marty is in the outback and meteorologist bernadette woods in the first warning weather center, bern? >> yes, a fantastic afternoon is shaping p. we will start out with radar and show you a couple of showers made their way through. most of those are out of here. this is what it looks like on radar, all part of a cold front making its way across the state. not a strong cold front. because of that take a look at the temperatures, 64 in baltimore. a little bit cooler not that far to our northwest but on this man we have got a lot of 60s still going on for the first day of february. so what is to come? here is marty with more on that. >> well, thank you very much, bern, good afternoon, everybody, got a couple of graphics for you that actually don't play into each other at all. so let's go to graphic one and let's understand it is going to stay mild through saturday. to be quite honest but the deal even sunday simples are only as far south if you will as a degree above normal, so we are living really large, not just us in the mid-atlantic but coast to coast. look how well north that jet st

. >> bern, thanks so much. >>> last week's senate approval of the same-sex marriage bill has opposers -- >> reporter: maryland's same- sex bill has passed two major hurdles. the house and the senate. now it's on the governor's desk. but the battle to turn the bill over is already on the way. and churches may be in the forefront of the case. >> the word marriage is -- >> reporter: parishioners like phyllis are not against -- >> in this world they will probably go the other way. >> reporter: at first unitarian church in baltimore. the service is about to start. most of the members here support the bill like long time partners kathleen flaijije celebrated but they know the battle is not over. >> i have a dream of my 70-year- old mom walking us down the aisle. >> reporter: they'll need nearly 56,000 valid signatures to put the measure on the ballot. gigi barnett. >> so if this measure reach it is ballot, voters will get a chance to decide in november. >>> governor martin o'malley make as national television appearance. he was a guest this morning on face the nation. the governor spoke to

and i was scraping ice off the car this morning, bern. >> yes. but it is amazing how beautiful it is again this afternoon. ask this is the dead -- and this is the dead of winter. we have warmed up so nicely. we are in the 40s and 50s for most of us. already in baltimore, 53 degrees. we've got 50 in elkton. 51 even out in cumberland. so these are way above average once again. and we will have your forecast coming up. mary? >> all right, thank you. we're going to go to kristy breslin now for a look at traffic control, and a look at our roads. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. of course, a couple of things to look out on the beltway. 70 to security boulevard. the north side of the inner loop, minor slowdown there as you make your approach to harford road. then traffic picks right back up again. as far as accidents go, we have plenty of them. harford road at taylor avenue. wilkens at the beltway. lynch road at north boundary. eastern avenue at south patterson park. and also moravia road at moravia park drive. you can see, not a bad drive for you

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meteorologist bern at the bern -- bernadette woods is here with the updated numbers. >> what a fantastic afternoon. we'll show you temperatures that go along with what you're seeing outside. and they are up there once again. we're at 54 in baltimore. 55 in d.c. look at all of those 50s across the map. even upper 40s out in the mountains. we'll take you a little closer and show you the metro area. upper 40s to mid-50s. now, we do have changes coming our way tomorrow. here's a snapshot of what we're expecting. a taste of winter. this is not a big storm. but there is a chance for a little bit of accumulation out of this, like we had on saturday. when it gets out of here, we're right back in the 40s again on thursday. we're back with your forecast. >> we'll check in on our roads. here's kristy breslin. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. well, a couple of delays to start out the afternoon. if you're traveling on the beltway, traveling west side inner loop, slowing there from wilkens avenue to security boulevard. as far as the west side outer loop goes, minor delay there as well. from 70 around to sou

. >> all right, bern thanks so much.l be interesting to see the ratings for the super bowl in baltimore. because i've heard from a lot of people that aren't really interested in watching it. >> i'm one of them. but since this is my job. i'll do it. >> it's still the super bowl. >> duty calls. let me tell you we'll talk about the super bowl when we come back. we'll take you back to the nfl awar,,,,,,,, a lot of patients are using toothpaste to clean their dentures. you really want to be careful, you can't use something as abrasive as a toothpaste because it will cause scratches. as a result of those scratches, bacteria will get lodged in that denture and as they multiply in the mouth the odor can get stronger. i always advise my patients to use polident. it has specific agents in it that can kill bacteria. using polident daily, you definitely will not be creating the scratches. you're going to have a fresh bright smile, and you're going to feel confident. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy

. >> thank you, bern. >>> same-sex couples are one step closer to walking down the aisle legally in marylande simple marriage protection act narrowly passed in the house of delegates. weijia. >> reporter: andrea, opponents say they will fight this bill to the very end, but same-sex couples across the state are celebrating. michele and tracy have been in love for 20 years. they proudly raised two children together. >> we're very happy. i mean, it's like we're in love everyday, and i just love being with tracy for the rest of my life. >> reporter: five years ago they got married in vermont where same-sex marriage is legal. >> we're as committed as any heterosexual couple. >> reporter: soon their marriage could be. the house of delegates passed a bill that would legalize same- sex marriage by one vote, despite very vocal opponents. >> everywhere i go, i am told by people that i don't know, don't do this, it is wrong. it is wrong. >> reporter: with a huge victory for the governor, who threw all of his support behind the bill after it failed to get through the house last year. >> our leaders that

. >> hello, bern, thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody. let's get right to it. a couple of graphics for you, number 1 unseasonably warm air moving our way. i don't think we will see the 70s tomorrow but the 60s like this afternoon and if we get some early sunshine even milder than this day certainly not impossible. the air is coming from where they are starting to think about exhibition baseball. almost 60 in memphis, 60 in atlanta, 70 dallas, 73 new orleans, that is where your air is coming from, the south- southwest. we are in for a couple of really fine days. but then we are going to go back to normal, which is going to be quite a jolt given how warm it is going to be tomorrow and friday. meteorologist bernadette woods takes a look at a normal february weekend coming up in our first warning weather segment. now back in side. >> mardi gras has been in full swing in new orleans but the party is over. [ sirens ] >> not long after midnight police began shutting down the party on burbon street. the celebrations proceed ash wednesday, the start of the christian hol

let's start out with bern. >> 43 in baltimore, 30s north and west, 27 in oakland, look at this compared to yesterday at this time. we have already warmed up about 10 degrees. our temperatures will rise more as we head through the afternoon. that is only part of the story because another storm is heading in our direction. for more on that we send it out to marty basking in the sunshine. >> it is beautiful. a pleasant afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. take a look at radar. we have a rather zesty area of low pressure near little rock, you could place it if you wanted to between little rock and kansas city. the bottom line is although it appears to be tapping gulf moisture and getting ready to come east and slam us, it is actually weakening and not really pulling a ton of moisture north and east with its movement. got a graphic to show you. the low itself kind of passed north of the area and it really is going to weaken. for a variety of different reasons. the bottom line is this. we don't expect a whole lot of issues tomorrow morning. it is going to be great valentine's day but that low

giants are berning. why he didn't sign a long-term deal with the giants and john daly takes a lead before he knows what's in the lot. >>> the giants held their media day this afternoon and tim lincecum got the chance to explain why he didn't want to sign a long-term deal. mark, start the clock. >> i have always been that guy, even last year. i don't know what's going to happen three years from now. i don't know what's going to happen. a lot of things can happen in a year's time. given that, the option is open. it says nothing about not wanting to be here or a giant. >> wins up to 35 miles an hour forced play to be suspended at the masters where john daly has a one-stroke lead. back here in the states, the phoenix opens the 16th hole in scottsdale. phil thinks the birdie with its sensors with the three shot lead. and finally, it was -- they got their moneys worth. eating 337 wings. don't invite him to your super bowl party. the record was set at 255. >> they all came to see that? >> yes. >> wow. no, they

at bern know road. police say 2 and 3 men got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. one of the men was armed but no shots were fired and no one was hurt. was busted by federal agents. ahead, behavior of passengers that led to a huge drug hall. police are still looking for the gunman involved in a shoot out last night at nail salon. 5 people were wounded including a little girl. detectives today went door to door to speak with potential witnesses. the 2-year-old girl who was shot is the daughter of the salon's owner. she is now in stable condition after undergoing surgery today. police say the target of the shooting was 27-year-old woman inside the salon. >>> this preliminary confirmation tonight after die dentty of second set of remains at rural side. authorities say 1,000 bones and bone fragments -- and one -- today authorities identified remains found at one of the sites as 16-year-old chefly wheeler. she went missing in 1985. the preliminary identification came through dental records. it's an abandoned well near linden. more than a dozen bodies believed to be burr

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declared it was the most brilliantly staffed department we had seen in a long time and the quality of bern el bespoke a vision of public service that would have donnie one proud. in addition to making staffing decisions he was responsiblevii than 100 judges nominated during the administration's first year. he received national recognition during the freedom writers crisis in may 1961 when he organized and directed an ad hoc contingent of heroic federal officers to protect dr. martin luther king and his supporters when their lives were threatened for protesting racial segregation in alabama. it was a searing experience for white in his first taste of the ugly, smug brutality of southern racism and jim crow. byron white relished all of the work that he did in the department of justice. with robert kennedy constantly advising his brother, white was de facto attorney general. the work was important, it was public service, and it was, like his private practice, team work with hand-picked lieutenants whom he had known for some through, many through connections with the law school. almost all wer

more to come, bern? >> there's a little more to come. but a lot more in the way of wind. this is what is left of snow showers making their way across the state. this is the band that is weakening to the eastern shore. behind it, just off to our northwest, these are still some flurries and snow showers that will come down to the northwest. they're going to hold as they cut through northeastern parts of maryland. that's what we'll be watching over the next couple of hours. one thing we'll all feel, though, winds are really cranking. a wind advisory is in effect until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow for almost everyone. there is still a winter weather advisory in effect for baltimore and harford county until 7:00 p.m. but we're treal transferring over to that wind situation, as we said. here are numbers. these are sustained winds, generally 20 miles per hour. not quite yet. we have that band to go through. and as soon as that happens, those are also going to be picking up. look at the gusts, 41 miles per hour. that's bringing in very cold air tonight. we will have your forecast coming up

howard bern teen is live on the weather terrace. >> reporter: it is chilly out here. 30s in town. a little bit of a breeze in the suburbs. you'll need something to keep you a little toasty. this afternoon a nice warm up in store. look at the day planner. sunshine, nice clear skies now. 43 by 9:00. by 5:00 back down to 60. maybe 63. overhead clear skies way to the north. great lakes a little bit. but nothing is coming our way today. frederick 26, 23 in cumberland and western maryland. we have 32 degrees in an nap list -- in annapolis. 62 here in washington. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at the rest of the work week. >> reporter: thank you so much howard. it's been a really good morning. trafficwise no problems to report inside tyson's corner, here's what it looks like. it is great out of leesburg. you just got the slow traffic from manassas to centerville. let's go to our next camera shot. if you are planning to head here on the northbound side of 95. slow traffic that is all you are dealing with in quantico and into springfield off and on. with the main and hover lanes

third degree is almost a full- thickness of bern. >> despite the severity of their burns, fire fighters are still conscious and alert. >> the second one is communicating verbally with doctors and family. >> the firefighters remembered a volunteer department. officials say a safety investigation team will determine what could have been done differently or if a policy must change. lawrence goldberg is captain of the fire company and says the only difference between volunteer and career firefighters, is the career ones get paid. >> volunteered to the same thing that the career firefighters do. that is protect the lives of property in the communities of which we serve. >> no one was home -- during the fire. because the fire is still under investigation. >> you could feel that if you're inside or outside. the strong ones weren't through the air most the day saturday. it knocked over a tree and took out power lines. crews were able to restore powers to area residents. >> here is evidence on how strong those gusts of wind were. there were taken while he was out for a jog in the reservoir. a tr

he's a physically strong bern. he has a great attitude. some people are spiritually crushed from these types of accidents. i don't get that sense from him. >> thank you for saving my life actually. i think 99% of people that came in that condition probably wouldn't have made it. and if you hadn't been on that night, you know, i don't know if i would have made it. so thank you. >> you're so welcome. welcome. >> all things considered, paul komyatti has lived a most unusual life. but our last impression of him never really changed from our first impression. from all his ups and downs, komyatti has stayed remarkably optimistic. >> things haven't really went my way. you can see that's an understatement. but one thing you learn in the joint, you don't live in the past. you can't change the past. it's over with. all you can do is learn from the past. and this situation here, i can kick myself and say you're cursed, whatever. it's not going to do anything good. my outlook on this has to stay positive. i always feel in the morning, i have to feel t

. >> kim spent 14 months in hospital recovering their berns.merican propaganda tool forced her to forfeit her dream of becoming a doctor. >> finally, i really wanted to die. one day i faced to the sky and i asked god, are you real? please help me. then i became christian in 1982 christmas 1982 and since then i just pray and he freed me from hatred, anger and bitterness. i didn't want to die any more. >> for his part nick at the age of 22 became the first vietnamese and younger photographer to win the pulitzer prize. kim found herself flying from moscow to cuba during a refuelling stop in canada she defected and began a new life. >> i can use that picture for good to promote peace. let people know how horrible war can be. we cannot change the past. but we can heal the future with love. i realize that picture became a very powerful gift for me. >> can a war correspondent prevent an atrocity? >> the militia went mad. it was machetes and fire all over town. find out next on war stories. >> in the wake of the vietnam war everything changed. >> the m

and also frank ford at hillen bern. let's take a live look. can see, everything seems to be moving along there. 83 south of pimlico. and we'll take another live look at our camera on the beltway. this live traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. call 1-800-the firm. or visit them for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> now we're going to go to bob and get the updated numbers from first warning weather. >>> take 2. radar. it's quiet around here. to the west of us, there's another rain maker headed our way. and we're not talking about a deluge. but looks like tomorrow is going to be a damp day with rain and drizzle, on and off throughout the day. but another mild one coming our way. take a look at temps right now. 53 degrees. we actually got up to 54. a little colder to the west. 46, cumberland. oakland, only at 46. still 53 down on the south am tomorrow, look for this rain activity to move through the region. to the north, a little wet snow. but primarily, this is another rain maker, except in portions o

maybe you can give us pictures of the coat, bern. >> that is 1 thing, still february, not like it was yesterday but still dealing with february weather. 47 degrees, 30s in the mountains. take a look at the swing today as compared to yesterday. we are 15 degrees warmer at this time. everyone on this map is at least 10 degrees warmer and also lost that biting north west wind. into tonight and tomorrow there is another storm moving our way. it is going to weaken but a little bit of snow is possible. >> chaos in the streets of greece. police are struggling to get control. tina kraus reports for more on the reason for the widespread anger. >> reporter: crews cleaned up the streets of athens after crowds rioted overnight. there is still widespread anger in greece after the government decided on drastic new spending cuts. protesters burned dozens of buildings in the capitol sunday, huns took on riot police, pelting them with rocks and fire bombs. others tore out atms and smashed store windows. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: despite the violence parliament passed new measures to s

full moon, bern. >> it is beautiful tonight.ot another beauty setting up our way tomorrow. moon is as bright as can be. we'll start out with mostly sunny skies. in the 30s. tomorrow, we go right back up to the 50s. tomorrow night, we start to drop once again. but we will see more clouds move our way tomorrow night because of another storm system. for popular on that, here's bob. >>> looks like tomorrow. warm day again. back up in the 50s. tomorrow, a few clouds come in, 34. wednesday afternoon, and evening, maybe a few rain showers. maybe a light dusting of wet snow again. 33 at night. clearing out by then. and then sunshine, 47 on thursday. partly sunny. 50 on friday. and a cold front coming through, dropping temperatureless to around 41, with partly cloudy skies as we start the weekend. chillier. denise? >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news. the orioles continue a busier off season with a trade. >> mark has details ,, [ female announcer ] pillsbury presents: how to solve a brother-sister standoff. ♪ pillsbur

hello, bern. >> hello, everybody out there. earlier today, we're seeing signs of that storm making its way across the state. couple of showers out there right now. nothing all that heavy. but they are making their way across this state. and everything at this point is light. and this storm for the most part, has really fallen apart. and mostly we're seeing clouds. but there are a couple of spotty showers. as far as temperatures go, even with the clouds, we got to 53 degrees. and this mild winter is going to continue. we'll have that coming up. >> thank you. let's check in on our roads right now. >> with kristy breslin, wjz traffic control. >>> we have a couple of delays out there, starting with the beltway. expect about 15 minutes there, if you're traveling on the north side inner loop, from york road to harford road. the outer loop also slow in that direction from dulaney valley road to charles street. average speed at this point, about 35 miles an hour. traveling on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from the inner

bern? >> we still have that snow coming down here. our roads are still wet in tv hill. and want to note that on some of the trees, it is starting to accumulate just slightly. and on some of the cars that haven't moved in a while, also seeing that white on the top level. this is what we have going on. first doppler radar. this storm is starting to break apart. it will be leaving in the next couple of hours. this is what we're dealt with. we have a winter weather advisory still in effect in the northern tier counties, still in effect until 8:00 tonight. at that poingtd, temperatures -- point, temperatures you're seeing now, all of those are going down. so where we have been above freezing, and it's just become wet on some of the roads, if those are untreated, they will probably freeze overnight. because we're going below freezing during the overnight hours. so please be careful if you're heading out late tonight, tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, we're going back up to 46 degrees. that's the latest from the outback. >> heaviest snow is expected to fall north and west

. >> bern an key's testimony comes a week after the fed indicated a full recovery could take at leastee more years. >>> and a new fight on capitol hill over defense spending. senate republicans are trying to avoid hundreds of millions of dollars in automatic cuts. they want to spare the military from an automatic 500 billion in cuts. instead, they want to if set $127 billion in cuts by scaling back the federal workforce and freezing worker's pay as you heard. many democrats say republicans need to stick to the original deal. >> a handshake is a handshake. here, we have more than a handshake but a law that is in place in our country. >> and that tells how we're going to deal with domestic spending and spending. >> we live in a dangerous world. everyone agrees that this kind of sequestration can't take place. >> president obama threatened to veto any effort to ditch the cuts. >>> what did the nation's attorney know about operation fast and furious. coming up, eric holder in the hot seat as lawmakers dig deeper into the gun--to-the-ing operation. >>> and to -- gun-toting operation. ation

meteorologist bern bernadette williams and bob turk are tracking the weather. >> as you can see, it's a lot different south of the city. in fact, there's a heavy burst of snow that is going to move through some of those areas that we saw particularly across the western regions of the area. right now, light rain and snow mixture in the city. south of us, it's been mainly rain. but out here, it's been almost all snow. we've got a report of almost two inches in portions of northern frederick county. and now to the west of us, it's cutting out, pretty much ending just west of hancock. cumberland now, just cloudy skies. we probably have about three or four more hours to deal with this precip. and most of this will be in the form of snow. and perhaps even moderate snow at times. still quite mild. generally light rain will continue until this evening. temperatures, still above freezing. almost all places, except north and west. and that's where we're seeing the issues, even up in elkton. now down to 33. very close to the freezing mark. and later, that's where we're going to see real black ic

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and third degree is almost a full, thickness of bern. >> despite the severity, firefighters are stillert. >> you can see outside and deftly here for your insight. in boston, the winds and knocked over a tree and power lines on route 165. there were able to restore power to residents in that area. maryland governor, martin o'malley, is expected to sign a bill legalizing same-sex marriage next thursday. this will make in the eighth state in the nation to legalize same-sex union. to do so, the ability to collect more than 55,000 signatures. up next summit [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed honda odyssey. >> good morning. as lisa mentioned, some strong winds. unfortunately, they are coming down. they are down to about 8 miles per hour. south and east of baltimore, the winds are a little bit stronger. here is a look at the forecast for today. sunshine all across the area. in the mid to upper 40's. the mountains, up to 40 degrees. the winds a

incensed this was the first they heard of a year-long investigation into third grade teacher mark berns been charged with lewd acts against almost two dozen students. >> it's an outrage for something like this to go on in our schools undetected. >> berndt's alleged crime involved girls and boys between the ages of seven and ten and happened in his classroom in this school that night might never have come to light if it were not for an employee at a photography shop. >> he showed -- children were blindfolded, scotch tape over their mouths. >> to an average person looking at the pictures, seeing the children smiling, they would have thought they were playing a game of hide and seek. but to a trained detective in child abuse cases, they felt a gut feeling there was more. >> when they searched berndt's classroom, investigators found dna evidence that linked him to a sexual crime against at least 23 children. school officials immediately removed him from the classroom back in march. he was put under surveillance to keep him from children as police built their case. >> you don't know what ki

. >> first degree is almost like a sun bern. third degree is almost a full burn. >> despite their burns, the firefighters are conscious and alert. >> one is communicating verbally with doctors and families. >> officials say a safety investigation team will investigate what could have been done differently or if any policies must change. lawrence goldberg is captain of the pikesville fire company and says the only difference between volunteer and career firefighters is that the career ones get paid. volunteer firefighters get trained the same way paid firefighters do. we are working to protect the lives of the community and the property for the community in which we serve. >> no one was home during the fire. officials say it caused about $75,000 worth of damage. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> you could feel it outside, and you could hear it inside. they are talking about the strong winds that blew through the area most of the day on saturday. in falston winds took down power lines. b.g.e. crews were able t

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