>> do your best guys. >> reporter: you heard it from jacob heading to aberdeen. do your best, ravens. next sunday, 1:00 as they head to new england to play the patriots. back to you. >>> 6:03. baltimore city reporting its first murder of the year. authorities say a man was shot to death shortly after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. happened here in the alley in the 2300 block of ocala avenue, in northwest baltimore. at this time there's no suspect or motive in this case. >>> a city police officer is recovering now after a crash involving three cars. the accident happened around 8:30 last night on york road near wood borne avenue, putting you in north baltimore. the police car crashed into a subway and another vehicle flipped over. we're told the officer hurt his leg but the injuries are considered minor. he was taken to shock trauma, no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> 6:04. maryland transportation authority police are seeking clues in the death of a pedestrian. the man's body was found along northbound i-895 at the eastern avenue overpass. this is around 2:45 ye

many parts of the country star record-breaking low temperatures and, listen to this, 31 below in aberdeen, south dakota and 21 below in grand island, nebraska. >>> the freezing temps have even moved to the sunshine state, prompting a run on space heaters. >> i doubt four but i think i'm going to go in and get some more. >> business is booming for florida stores that sell space heaters but the cold snap isn't so good for tourism or orange crops. temperatures will reach into the mid-40s today across parts of central florida. but factor in the windchill and it feels more like the low 30s. >>> police in ohio are looking for two teenage girls who are on the run after they allegedly robbed a bank. police say the teen girls walked into the bank on tuesday, suggested they had a weapon and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. authorities report that the suspects were described as two girls, one 14 to 16 years old. and the other possibly as young as 12. police are asking for your help, for help from the public to track them down. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arre

listen to this. 31 below in aberdeen, south dakota, and 31 below in grand island, nebraska. >>> the freezing temps even moved to the sunshine state, prompting a run on space heaters. >> i bought four but i think i'm going to go in and get some more. >> business is booming for florida stores that sell space heaters. but the cold snap isn't so good for tourism or orange crops. temperatures will reach into the mid 40s today across parts of central florida. but factor in the windchill and it feels more like the low 30s. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arrested the man who touched off the newark airport security scare. he was taken into custody from his home last night. authorities say he ducked under a security rope on sunday to walk his girlfriend to her plane. when it was reported to security, the terminal was shut down. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened and thousands more trapped on arriving planes. last night jiang was charged with defiant trespass and released. new jersey senator frank lautenberg says his arrest sends a clear message. >> we're pleased tha

in aberdeen, marketing promotions work done for the brown county fair, the great aberdeen payout, and the northeast celtic fair and games. rapid city promoted summer nights, the black hills' stock show and rodeo, and the pumpkin festival. sioux falls promoted the 2010 summit league tournament. mitchell marketed their gateway to the west fest. watertown promoted city monopoly and geo-caching. mccaskill used their grant to attract more anglers to the south dakota walleye classic festival. this might promote their destination moreh campaign, and vermilion used their grant to promote their ribs, rods and rock and roll festival. in the outdoors, the department of game, fish and parks have substantially increased opportunities for hunting, fishing and family vacations. we have 1.2 million acres of what in areas for hunting -- 40% more than in 2003. we built new boat ramps and extended others during the drought years and also added 314 campsites, 110 cabins along with upgrading nearly 1,000 other campsites over the last several years. a unique future project will be the potential acquisition

in july of 1948, some 18 month after, i arrived to mullenberg, i was at aberdeen proving ground as an army reservist as an active-duty for training, earning some money between semesters, because money was not that plentiful, and i was there when president truman issued his executive order 9/9/81, on the 26th of july. officially declaring equality of treatment and opportunity for all personnel. theoretically, ending segregation in the military forces. by the way, a copy of that executive order is in this book. the aberdeen proving ground commander held a postwide officers call, read the order to the entire assemblage, and then said this. as long as he is the commander, there will be no change. officer club number 1, officer club number 2. nco club number 1, nco club number 2. swimming pool number 1. swimming pool number 2. now i'm assuming that you do know the difference. as i said, at the time, the summer of 1948, i was a premed student, and while i was doing ok as a student, i wasn't all that keen about becoming a medical doctor, which was my father's biggest hope. because as far as

to europe he had made with a very famous american physicist named robert wood, who he had met at aberdeen, and they had sort of teamed up. he was financing wood's studies, and wood was teaching him physics. and wood was really a brilliant, eccentric figure. very colorful, very well-known in europe, very highly regarded. and they would offer these invitations to marconi, eisenberg, einstein, and they would say, here's a first-class ticket. we'll pick you up in a rolls. you will come to this fabulous mansion, and you will be hosted at a fabulous scientific conference, and black-tie dinners every night, and april haraman will drop by for drinks. and then we will do physics during the day in this state-of-the-art laboratory. and the europeans understood this concept, because it was very common in europe for famous scientists to have laboratories in mansions next to their manor houses. darwin had had one. very famous british physicist named lord raleigh had had one, thomas merton, another famous physicist, had an enormous laboratory built in a mansion right across the river from his estate. so

america's coldest spot, aberdeen, south dakota, minus 31. >> december noins was minus eight today and blown through all $3 million the city budgeted for snow removal, but there, people own winter can coats and gloves, not like meridian, mississippi, winter weather arrived inside the courthouse, the boiler is broken. >> we have to dress in there, but when we have to go down the hall or into the break room it is freezing. it is over our socks. >> many people are just sick of it, this cold has been biting them for more than a week and this time, there is no escaping to florida. tomorrow's low in miami will feel like 24 degrees. jeff. >> glor: well, mark strassmann, braving the cold hat less, thank you very much. north america isn't the only continucontinent shivering toni, mark phillips in london faces the temperature of an icebound europe. >> reporter: britain's fabled green and pleasant land is white and cold, the space shot confirms something everybody on the ground knows. britain and the rest of europe are enduring the longest, deepest cold small in three decades and forecasters say

aberdeen, 30 and sioux city, iowa. it fells like 30 below in fargo.bitterly cold, feeling like 1 below. a day to stay inside and bundle up. you can see across the nation where that reaches into the southeast. this will start to spread in parts of florida. you'll be below freezing in gainesville as well as jacksonville. we have another storm system across the northeast. temperatures not as cold here. that's because we have a little bit of that ocean influence taking place. we have an area of low pressure right about here. nor'easter can condition interior parts of maine which could get hardest hit where we see 18 inches of snowfall. winds will be brutal. portland, maine, a live picture to show you of conditions there. light snow, fog and mist, 25 degrees. your wind chill is at 12 above at this hour. we are looking at four to eight in the city. this is lasting all weekend long because our area of low pressure is doing what we call retro grading, moving backwards so it will linger in the coast on sunday and start to pull out by monday. it's causing a lot

aberdeen at 31 below zero. 8 degrees in waco, texas. san angelo, your temperature this morning was only 10 dgs. the windchill still well below freezing. 22 below in fargo. winnipeg, 31 below. minneapolis, minus eight. doing better than the 40s and 50s you have been dealing with in the upper midwest. there, you can see the picture as a whole. you can see los angeles, 73 degrees, making you feel warm for about 5 seconds there. 22 in atlanta. 31 degrees is the temperature your body is feeling in orlando. we have been seeing moisture moving in across parts of florida. you combine that with temperatures near the freezing mark. we have been getting some sleet in some of these areas. tampa has been reporting. we have seen a little bit in orlando as well as over towards daytona beach. as that freezing line of the arctic air pushes south, we will start to see more. temperatures, how much cooler are they than knocking, look at that. 28 below your average in springfield. 25 below average in new orleans and orlando. 30 degrees below where you shoul

places like aberdeen, south dakota and valentine, nebraska are in the negative numbers, minus 33 degreesone reporter was knocked down while trying to show the sustained winds. >> reporter: the windchill, it is just painful. >> well, you can see the person actually trying to hold her up until she was knocked down. pretty nasty weather there. kgw reporter keeley chalmers. no reports of damages or lasting injuries. mostries in hot atlanta, not these days. no match for sleet and ice. slick roads blamed for a massive 29-car pileup. some of the coldest temperatures it has seen in years with the windchill factor this week. it was colder in atlanta than fairbanks, alaska. so the windchill in many areas of the country today, well below freezing, shelters are urging the homeless to stay inside if they can. the salvation army in san antonio, texas, has been delivering coffee and hot cocoa who won't go inside the shelters. the bone-chilling temperatures are too much for some. >> we decided not to end up like this on purpose. because of that, we are having greater success getting them indoors. >> we

america's coldest spot, aberdeen, south dakota, minus 31. des moines was minus 8 today. and has blown through all $3 million of the city budgeted for snow removal. but there, people own winter coats and gloves. not like meridian, mississippi. winter weather arrived inside the courthouse. the boiler is broken. >> we have to dress in layers but when we have to go down the hall or into the break room, it is freezing. it is as though we're outside. >> many people are just sick of it. this cold has been biting them for more than a week and this time, there's no escaping to florida. sunday's low in miami will feel like 24 degrees. mark strassmann, cbs news, marietta, georgia. >>> where do you go to thaw out? >> hawaii. >> that's about it. the bahamas. we always see cruise ships. i'm surprised we don't have one leaving from the marine terminal now today. they're always leaving but the problem is even if you're doing that, you have to dress to get to the ship. wear the heavy coat to get to the ship to go to the bahamas. >> or just run from your car. hope it is quick. >> it is re

check out the record low temperatures in aberdeen, south dakota, negative 31. that's not the windchill factor. that's the actual temperature. it plummeted that far down below zero. waco, texas, eight 8 degrees. it's been 20 years since waco, texas, has dropped down into the single digits. incredible numbers across much of the region and we're still tracking, of course, some very chilly conditions there, as well. we've also been watching the weather in florida. just to let you though that we are looking at snow that's accumulated not even on the windshield. this is from green eyed gem on twitter. it looks like it's sand on a wind cheeld but it's actually snow. snow in ocala, florida. it's been cold in orlando, florida, no snow there but in florida we've had some sleet. look how cold it is. there's actually a half marathon happening right now in orlando. we're expecting the marathon to bring 55,000 runners and yes, we are looking at very cold conditions there across the region. so some very cold temperatures in florida. sleet now has subsided in daytona beach, bu

record-low temperatures were set in five states overnight, including minus 31 degrees in aberdeen, south dakota. snow and ice a dangerous combination here for the drivers in atlanta. the drivers losing control on one of the many slick streets that are coated in black ice there. there's been over two dozen car crashes reported just this place alone. look at that. let's get the latest now from nbc's ron mott. yep, it's still cold there, though the sun's out. is that helping things any? >> reporter: it is helping tremendously, alex. good morning. we're probably within an hour of hitting 20 degrees, but we were just talking with the crew here. it feels so much warmer. we've been out here since about 5:00 a.m. this morning. it was 12 degrees with a windchill of zero at that hour. it's warmed up a little bit here. just to put this in perspective, about 500 or 600 miles south in miami it was 60 degrees at 5:00 a.m. it's now down into the mid-40s with windchills in the 30s in miami. they are not used to that. we are not used to this here. as you mentioned, all this ice yesterday on the roads her