you can see it marching across portions of kentucky and ohio at this hour. this is a acold front. warm front lifted through yesterday. and that is why we have the very mild temperatures. that front will bring us scattered showers. not going to be a deluge. not going to rain all day. we will have a period of showers i think starting early to mid afternoon working west to east. temperatures right now at reagan national, let's see if we can find some. we are in the 40s. we are in the 40s. 45 at reagan national. humidity, 71%. forecast for today, high temperatures on the mild side. about 60 degrees and some rain showers developing this afternoon. more on the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> thank you. >>> some top stories we are

we're watching the moisture this morning up into pennsylvania and ohio. some snow along interstate 80. locally we've had the sprinkles down south charles county, northern st. mary's into central and southern calvert counties right now seeing very light showers. mid-40s in winchester to right around a here in town. again we won't be seeing too much movement on the temps. highs upper 40s to low 50s. monika samtani has your time saver traffic. >>> a bit of an issue on the beltway on the north side of town a little earlier. hence you see all this yellow and orange up here. there was an accident on the inner loop of the beltway after georgia avenue. it was cleared up and traffic is moving much, much better. let's go over to the south side of town. if you're planning to head on the inbound side of 395, you've got everything running on time. we'll go back to the map on the northbound side of i-395. no problems to report as you head for the 14th street bridge. 62 miles an hour inside the beltway 066. now let's -- beltway on 66. now let's go to springfield. a disab

>> he'll win jersey and pennsylvania and ohio in the open. the fact is, people know it's not going right and he's the guy to fix it. >> are you going across the country with him right now? >> i'm going wherever he's asked me to go. >> i do think it's a possible ticket, so many, john thune, let's stop talking about romney winning this thing. is this a rock meeting a hard place, whatever, because an unmoveable force meeting an unstoppable object? a guy that has had a ceiling because the evangelicals don't like him, a moderate, lds, whatever the factors are. he seems to be stuck at 23%, romney, nationwide and here in iowa. at the same time they want a winner, an so people are somewhat coalescing about him, somewhat, and the crowd we saw today. you're demuring him. >> the romney people out there, currently genuinely worried that rick construm will somehow be able to consolidate all the evangelicals which could give him above the 23%, 24%, 25% ceiling that romney has, and when you talk to the people out at that rally, he was wearing a romney sticke

when you see what's happened in wisconsin and ohio and all over the country, that a movement, the laborthought as you were saying is sort of dying and no one really noticing, found a second wind. >> i agree with jonathan, this is an element of the social contact. the difference between a salary and defined benefit pension is supposed to be the timing. the difference is not supposed to be that one you have in your bank account and the other is a giant question mark. that doesn't help us as a society and help us do their planning. it's wrong. it's wrong. we understand businesses make decisions and they don't have a ethical component. they have to do what's efficient. you have to honor labor contracts and i think this fight has been exactly asç you've bo said to split the different members of labor and get -- >> public from private. >> public from private which helps ee maciate it. when i was in minneapolis and we're working together saying we understand what they are trying to do and we're trying to ban together but it's difficult when you look at the arrayed forces against them. >> real

while much of the mid-atlantic and ohio valley looks at clear skies. ver, it's cloudy across the southwest and northwest. later today, a few scattered showers. they are likely in the northwest. thunderstorms will develop across the southwest. elsewhere, gusty winds will howl across the northern plains and much of the mid-atlantic and ohio valley will enjoy calm winds and plenty of sunshine. >>> in sports this morning, a christmas gift for nba fans. the season tips off a hard-fought game between the knicks and the celtics. to the highlights. just over a minute and a half left. carmelo anthony splits two defenders to put the knicks up by two. then at the buzzer, boston's kevin garnett takes the shot for the tie and misses. knicks survive the celtics by two. 106-104. >>> a dramatic finish in l.a. derek rose with a one-handed floater givers the bulls the lead with less than five on the clock. kobe bryant would come up here with a big drive. and it would be this shot possibly for the win and blocked. not happening. chicago holds on to beat the lakers 88-87.

if you look over indiana, mi michigan, and ohio, that area of cloudiness is one of these clippers that has been producing some snow in chicago and some slippery driving conditions. there is also make effect snow -- lake effect snow. >> family and friends trying to come to terms with the loss of a young student killed in a car accident. >> police are investigating the events that led up to that accident that killed 16-year-old ryan chase. here's sheldon dutes with more. >> beside the whizzing cars of putty avenue, students set up a makeshift memorial where ryan chase was killed. >> we want to show our respect. instead of just facebook we want to show respect personally by dropping off flowers for him. >> the american flag still flies at half staff. his friends went on line on facebook and twitter to believe his death. his friend amanda wrote, "that seat where you sit should not be empty. rest in peace, ryan chase." loved ones set up the rest in peace ryan chase paste page. "praying for the meam family that god will embrace him with their love and peace at this sad time." ryan and his fr

more rain and even snow in ohio and pennsylvania. that snow along and north of interstate 80 but locally down in charles county over toward mechanicsville and st. leonard and calvert county, this little strip of light rain showers. this extends over toward the cambridge area on the eastern shore. that's it. it's quiet. 43 in easton. 46 down in fredricksburg and winchester this morning. here in washington we're sitting at 48 degrees. the winds have been calm. they've been fairly light out of the northwest at 5 miles an hour with cloudy skies and our dew point running at 33 degrees. so the air pretty dry. humidity only 56%. a lot of rain middle of the country. that's still dealing with the blizzard conditions in parts of western kansas this morning. some of the snow drifts 2, 3 feet. whiteout conditions there. look at the heavy showers and storms across the mississippi valley down near memphis this morning. some of that rain with snow on the northern edge that we're just looking at closer to home. looks like the rain showers will be wi

bring jersey, pennsylvania, and ohio and break this thing wide open. >> he's going to win jersey, pennsylvania, and ohio in the general. >> because you're on the ticket? >> because he's the best guy. jersey, pennsylvania, and ohio are practical people, you know that. and the fact is they know this is wrong and it's not going right and he's the right guy to fix it. >> are you going across the country with him now? >> i'm going wherever he asks me to do. >> this guy's joined the team. i do think it's a possible ticket. let's stop talking about romney winning this thing. is this a rock meeting a hard place or whatever? because an unmovable force meeting an unstoppable object. here's a guy who's had a ceiling because the evangelicals don't like him. he's a moderate, he's lds, all that. whatever the factors are, he seems to be stuck at 23%, romney, nationwide and here in iowa. at the same time, they want a winner. so people are somewhat coalescing about him, somewhat. in the crowd we saw today. you're demurring here? >> i'm demurring a little bit. talking to the romney people out there, they're gen

. >> a vehicle hit a girl near annapolis road and ohio avenue just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday. she later died at shock trauma. the driver did remain at the scene. authorities are looking for the person who shot and killed a man as he sat in is how car in edgewood neighborhood. a person passing by found the body. the car was found in harford square. deputies do not believe this is a victim of a random attacks. anyone with ever mission should call the harford sheriff's department. >> a police officer has pleaded guilty in a kickback scheme. officials say the man admitted to steering crash victims to repair inll repaauto exchange for cash. 17 officers were arrested in all. sentencing is set for march. >> a stomach regarding your paycheck on capitol hill. the senate has rejected a competing plans to extend the payroll tax. kate amara tells us what comes next. good morning to you. >> the standoff continues in washington and it could delight cobbers's trip home for the holidays. -- and it could delay congress' trip home for the holidays. >> get it done. and if not, maybe we will have

you can see it marching across portions of kentucky and ohio at this hour. this is a acold front. warm front lifted through yesterday. and that is why we have the very mild temperatures. that front will bring us scattered showers. not going to be a deluge. not going to rain all day. we will have a period of showers i think starting early to mid afternoon working west to east. temperatures right now at reagan national, let's see if we can find some. we are in the 40s. we are in the 40s. 45 at reagan national. humidity, 71%. forecast for today, high temperatures on the mild side. about 60 degrees and some rain showers developing this afternoon. more on the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> thank you. >>> some top stories we are following, a wild chase on the streets of d.c. a taxi driver crashing into a metrobus t all happened in the 3800 block of 12th street northeast. it started late last night when the cobby got hit by the driver of another car on 13th street northwest. six people were hurt. so far, no word on their conditions. -- the cabbie got hit by the deliver of another

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yes, a little snow mixing in on the northern edge of that along interstate 80 in pennsylvania and ohio. southern maryland, calvert county and st. mary's county from leonard town to mechanicsville, some light showers there. just not much out there right now but i think the rain will -- but take the rain gear just to be on the safe side. colder air trying to sink on south of the heels of the light northerly winds. some 30s. oakland, they can't make snow when it's 36 degrees at wisp. we need some cold. 49, feeling like 47 this morning with a north, northwesterly wind at 5 and the dew points are in the low 30s. now, we've got the chilly air in place up north. that's where we got a little bit of snow on the northern edge of this rain but it's in the southwest where this storm is starting to pull out of new mexico. i've seen some areas with more than two feet of snow in the mountains of new mexico. eastern colorado, northwestern kansas, some of the blizzard conditions which have been going on there and the rains pulling out. and some strong thunderstorms in east texas and now down into louis

they are one tough bunch and they are dedicated. their involvement in ohiowas a game changer. i have renewed respect for teachers and i believe now more than ever, voices in the workplace are vital to saving the quality of life in this country. and a special thank you tonight to the people of wisconsin. i want to thank them for standing up to the radical republican scott walker and his allies, the koch brothers, who have attacked teachers, firefighters, cops and other public sector employees. you know, these are the people who teach our kids, save lives, protect our cities and towns. and make sure our roads and bridges are safe in all kinds of weather. you know, the folks of wisconsin welcomed us with open arms. it was really a highlight for us. they allowed us to tell their story with passion and commitment. they showed it every night. and let me tell you, they made a hell of a difference. the thousands of marchers, i'll never forget those senators, the wisconsin 14. you all were such fantastic people and you made a difference. as the fight continues, we lo

and west. 35 churchville. 37 manchester. the clouds rolled in. this is coming earlier than expected. showers back in towards the mountains. look at this hot mess here. we've got ourselves low pressure turning through the ohio valley. mix on the backside, there will be snow from illinois up through indiana and michigan. we get on the warm side of storm. heavy rain spills our way and possible flooding. 35-40, cloudy. mid and upper 40s, rain arrives earlier and holds us back from 50. showers to rain, wind in to the evening. the outlook through 2012, coming up. >>> good morning everyone. getting ready to head out this morning, expect quiet conditions for the most part. especially around the baltimore region. down to dc, one problem to report on i-9 a, three lanes blocked i-95, you may want to hop on u.s. 29. it's looking pretty good at maryland 108. the beltway, quiet conditions for you this morning on the northside of 695. >>> this just in to the abc2 news room, row house fire happened in north baltimore. a man and woman made it out after the flames shot through the duct work. medics took the woman to the hop. two other people living next door also suffered minor smoke inhalation. no word on the cause of the

struggles right now they're in around collective bargaining agreements in places like wisconsin and ohio so you can organize very very locally so it may not be as powerful of international messages as getting rid of mubarak but in wisconsin getting rid of governor walker and organizing very complex civic participation around recall efforts and getting people very locally in places like an osha wisconsin to find their neighbors and have their voices heard it's fascinating to watch and then alternately to see hundreds of thousands of people to . taking action locally no matter whether that action is going to here square or overthrowing our own governor walker in wisconsin what about the occupy wall street how much is it influenced by the unit so it's interesting to watch each occupy as its own sort of. the walls three or organization so there's occupy in every city going on in the united states some fascinating ones to watch are the ones that are in my opinion from my home city of cleveland ohio where they're actually taking very very focused actions around the banks. and making sure that

you have john kasich and ohio. he's got a bunch of great -- others for not naming that a bunch of great reform governors and kings have choices, tackling policies they got elected to do. i absolutely predict they will be rewarded by voters. the take away from from louisiana election results was if you do the right thing, people see results in a growing economy and better schools, health care, whatever your priorities are. too often when republicans -- would last a majority in the house and senate. we could lose it for being conservative. we don't lose elections because of conservative principles. we don't communicate them all. i think we're true to principles we can show competent governance and will be rewarded and that's what happened in mississippi. the first time since reconstruction new elected a republican to succeed another republican. i think that is what you're seeing across the states. >> and his elections when republicans support are the one who sponsor building a bridge to nowhere. in 2006 everyone knew

purple and blue here, the mix move in toward kentucky and ohio with the colder air. right now, rains all over the area. the heaviest has been along and east of i-95 coming up from woodbridge through areas of the district, capitol heights up toward areas of laurel and beltsville and bowie, route 50, it is a wet ride there

cold air will bring lake-effect snow showers to western new york, pennsylvania, and ohio. ions will remain mild and fair in the southeast. southern california will be fair and mild. >>> in sports, the heat almost blew a 20-point lead at home against the celtics. it wasn't lebron james who saved the day but rookie norris cole. he scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to help miami get past boston 115-107. >>> in los angeles, well, take a listen. >> metta world peace. ho ho! >> yes, that is ron artest's new name, metta world peace. the lakers pounded utah 96-71. >>> in the nfl, the patriots and 49ers dominated the pro bowl picks. each team has eight players going to the game in hawaii next month. new england's tom brady will be the starting quarterback for the afc, while green bay's aaron rodgers will start for the nfc. >>> in college football, purdue gambled big against western michigan and little caesar's pizza bowl. the boilermakers tried their second onside kick and look. and take a look. it worked. that led to the lead in the half. a great one-handed grab in the third,

and and ohio, 18 votes. is the path i fine the most fascinating, the industrial midwest, where he struggled the most during the prime plaer and in the general election tougher. this is critical, this is where the economy's struggling with the exception of iowa, as charlie points out. >> this is really -- we say it's iowa and ohio, but it's ohio, ohio, ohio. if he doesn't win ohio, he's -- it doesn't matter if he wins iowa. it's about changing what the election is about for obama to win. he has to make it, it's about the republicans who have made it impossible for us to address the economy and jobs and they stood in the way. if he can't do that, if it's a ref den rum on him, it's difficult imagining him win win ohio. >> in ohio a huge year for republicans in 2010, one in senate, five house seats. back to 246, the south, this is the one most fascinating, louisiana native. we're not going to talk about louisiana. >> that's not -- >> that would be farfetched. north carolina and virginia. now, virginia, no democr

where a lot of that western money is going to clean up a tremendous amount of that water in kentucky and ohio and a lot of other places where there is coal mining, where there is not as much today. looking for a record, it is not justification -- not just across party lines, but across regional lines where we are able to get that. yes? hold on. stand up. >> where you going to do with the healthy kids act and child education and all of that? >> i am not familiar with the help the kids act. you said, child education? just education programs? >> [unintelligible] the help the kids act. [laughter] >> as far as education is concerned, i think the education system in this country would be much better off if we focus the education dollars on the customer of the education system, and the customer is the parent. why? because it is the parents' responsibility to educate you. just like it is my responsibility as a father, and cara my wife, to educate our severn -- seven children. unfortunately, we have state governments that do not see it that way. they see it as their responsibility to design a situatio

much of the mid-atlantic and ohio valley will enjoy calm winds and plenty of sunshine. >>> in sportss morning, a christmas gift for nba fans. knicks and the celtics. to the highlights. just over a minute and a half left. carmelo anthony splits two defenders to put the knicks up by two. boston's kevin garnett takes the shot for the tie and misses. knicks survive the celtics by two. 106-104. >>> a dramatic finish in l.a. derek rose with a one-handed floater givers the bulls the lead with less than five on the clock. kobe bryant would come up here with a big drive. and it would be this shot possibly for the win and blocked, not happening. chicago holds on to beat the lakers 88-87. >>> championship rematch in dallas as the mavs go up against the heat. only this time, miami takes the home opener from the reigning champs. lebron ends up with 37 points. the heat scorch the mavs 105-94. >>> in football, the bears put up a fight against the packers but once again aaron rodgers having a great game. in the third he launches a bomb to wide open jordy nelson. look at that. beautiful! rodgers had

parts of west virginia on western pennsylvania and ohio.hat's no will work its way across the ridge tops. it will not make it. the ski resorts have been begging for snow. this is good news out there. i do not think it will make it over toward baltimore. temperatures will start to drop off for sure. you can see how the temperatures drop off once to get into western maryland and back into west virginia. it is 36 degrees. you can see a little closer to home as well. 53 degrees at the airport and 55 in annapolis. you get on the other side of the front and it dropped into the 40's. it is down to 37 in hagerstown. rain ending over the next couple of hours and partly cloudy skies. temperatures will drop back into the 30's in most areas by late tonight. during the day, the storm will depart off to the northeast. the pressure great will kick up some winds gusting up to 25 miles per hour. temperatures will make it into the low 40's. it will feel colder than that because of the wind. high-temperature right around 42 degrees. quiet whether on thursday

means we don't have sun glare to fight for the the morning commute but also rain in west virginia and ohio east than a lot of models indicated. i'm going off models here and the chance of showers trying to creep in midday into the afternoon, especially to our west. we'll shoot our temperatures back up into the low 50s and mostly cloudy day. yes, we have two chances of at least light snow. we'll talk about that in a moment. >>> here's angela with traffic. >> we reopened all lanes on the jfx northbound approaching 695. so we're back up to speed there. as you get ready to head out and normally take the harrisburg expressway southbound 83 now slow approaching timonium. we're looking at a live shot of 95 at maryland 175, it's going to get a bit heavier once you pass 175 heading to the capitol beltway. there's a live look at our beltway, 695 at providence road, starting to see a fair amount of volume delays on the beltway's outer loop as you approach providence road. also the west side with pocket delays from i-795 to baltimore national pike on the outer loop lanes. back to you. >>> the national

. >> but then her plane got detoured, touching down in cleveland and ohio before getting to baltimore. >> the flight attendants said people going to a quarter have to get off at baltimore. -- the flight attendant said people going to laguardia airport have to get off at baltimore. >> unaccompanied minors have to be booked on flights that do not include plane changes. she said she was nervous that her family would not know where she was because southwest did not call them. >> i was kind of scared but i knew i was able to get hold. >> it was a different story for grandmother. >> it was scary. not knowing where she was. >> now that she is home save, the family is hoping to have a safe and relaxing holiday. >> she will be with me until christmas morning. >> then it is back to tennessee by car because she does not know the next time she will board a plane. >> i hope it will never happen again. >> she must have been so scared. online shopping has been surging this holiday season. let's go to ellen braitman at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning. apple not be the first thing that co

rain has moved into the state of ohio, pretty much covering it from toledo to columbus. and in pittsburgh, bring the umbrella with you. also our friends up in detroit. as far as chicago go, we've seen the roads get wet. on and off rain overnight. that continues this morning. a little bit of a break around springfield. milwaukee, areas of iowa. just a lot of rain. amazing that we don't have much snow and ice. only areas getting wintry frozen precipitation is northern wisconsin and up around duluth. as far as the radar goes, this storm started yesterday out here near phoenix. they picked up about an inch of rain for the desert areas, that's significant. and just light rain left in kansas and oklahoma. dallas and san antonio, you have a chance of seeing some thunderstorms. once we get to the yellow kro s colors, that's two inches. but we have no flooding concerns. the green is an inch or less of rainfall tlou much hroughout mu great lakes and ohio valley. the big story is the warm temperatures. we're at 41 to start your morning in chicago. we've warmed it up considerably in new

erie, buffalo, cleveland, pittsburgh and definitely anywhere through ohio, kentucky and tennessee.ow, is when some of the light rain makes it to the east coast. but it's a storm system is going to weaken, it's not going to be as heavy. we'll expect one more warm day for the east coast. bad weather for flying or traveling, definitely through little rock, memphis, dallas, san antonio and houston. 13 degrees in denver. sooner or later it's going to come this way. but not yet. >> we'll enjoy the nice weather while we have it. >>> who is doing super bowl's halftime show? >>> plus, they're cute, they're cuddly and this weekend, they fizzled at the box office, your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ it's nice to see you ♪ in my bed ♪ ♪ there are diamonds in her eyes ♪ ♪ ♪ and they sparkle in the night ♪ ♪ when the moment comes alive [ male announcer ] this is your moment. this is zales, the diamond store. take up to an extra 15 percent off storewide now through tuesday. and with my bankamericard cash rewards credit card, i love 'em ev

we are told the 16-year-old girl was hit near the intersection of annapolis road and ohio avenue around 4:45. she was rushed to shock trauma where she died. investigators said the driver remained on the scene. there is no word on who was at fault. new tonight, another baltimore city police officer pleaded guilty in the kickback scheme involving a rosedale of repair and towing company. officials say it raphael feliciano pleaded guilty in -- pleaded guilty. 17 officers were arrested in all. feliciano faces up to 25 years in prison. his sentencing is now set for march. harford county police are searching for a suspect after a 21-year-old was found dead in a car. investigators say christopher alves was shot a number of time when a woman found him in edgewood this morning. deputies do not believe the shooting was a random act of violence. anyone with information on the incident should call the harford county sheriff's department. the man who falsely promised area school appearances by ravens players in exchange for money is free on bail tonight. ill -- investigators say he promised to have a

bridget harold was crossing the street at the intersection of annapolis road and ohio avenue in the land down baltimore hilands area before 5:00, when she was hit by an sufficient. the cause is still under investigation. the driver stayed at the scene. >>> the gunman who killed a virginia tech police officer and took his own life was not a student at the university according to the school. now police are trying to figure out why the shooting happened in the first place, authorities are looking to finds connection between the gunman and that officer. >>> small town on the eastern shore, making big splash thanks to a deserving family and the crew of extreme makeover home edition. they built a home for the gosselin family. the home along with the impact the experience had on the community of mar del la springs will be revealed tonight at 8:00. >>> this is going to be the evening for getting the christmas decorations up. we are nice and dry, that's the radar part of it. as we look at the satellite, we are seeing a few clouds screaming in across -- streaming in across the area. the clouds wil

to a recent poll, newt gingrich had double-digit leads over mitt romney in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio, well ahead of romney in iowa and getting close in new and way out in front and south carolina. this is making a lot of democrats get with happiness. it has some mainstream republicans rebelled with anxiety, but new thing but says he will take the high road matter what anybody says. >> i am going to stay positive. i have one opponent, barack obama. >> i am not inclined to be a supporter of new gingrich, having served under him for four years and experiences leadership. >> i don't think newt gingrich cares about conservative principles, he cares about the gingrich. >> that was former million for governor john sununu. what happened to run on reagan's 11th command, you shall not speak ill of a fellow republican? >> i think it is inevitable that mitt romney -- he is using surrogates, not doing it himself. newt has tremendous vulnerabilities, and romney will try to exploit them. >> charles, what is going on? >> new gingrich said his main opponent is a >> , but that is not true. the main op

also wet on i-40, 64, and 70 in tennessee, kentucky, and ohio. >> if you're taking to the skies, airport delays possible in dallas, houston, memphis, los angeles, new orleans, denver. >> jerry stan dusky is speaking out again about the serious sex charges he now faces. >> he's answering questions, oddly again, about whether he's attracted to children. here's t.j. winning. >> reporter: in this no holds barred interview with "the new york times" he maintains he's innocent of molesting eight boys for 15 years. >> i didn't do those things. >> reporter: so why is the former penn state assistant football coach having such a difficult time tackling the one question everyone wants answered? >> are you sexually attracted to young boys, underaged boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted? >> no. i enjoy young people. >> reporter: for the alleged victims, and their families, it was a cringe-worthy moment. >> i asked him how he felt about the answer. he said he wished he had done it differently. >> reporter: just like the first time around, he seemed incapable

we'll take the rain and bring it up totten ten and ohio valleys. all of this is going to be working its way toward us. we'll go to 5:00 okay, overnight showers develop by tomorrow morning. look at the rains by mid day tomorrow. potentially a second wave later wednesday, wednesday night. today 61, mostly cloudy. ton 50, showers develop overnight. tomorrow 60ish with the rain. wednesday 50 though. one of the models i like a lot saying a late low wednesday, wednesday night. clearing and colder, especially by saturday. saturday's highs only in the 30s. >>> at least we'll take today while it lasts and enjoy it. enjoy the traffic as well. things are not looking too bad for early on a monday morning. things looking great on the beltway, there is an accident in arlington. we just got word north 34th street one lane blocked there. on the interstate looking fine. everything running at speed or above. we'll take a live look into springfield on the northbound side of 95. volumes already building here. as you head from dale city over to springfield and the belt

just looking at florida and ohio and keeping up with the president in these key swing states, niall,e of ferguson because i endorsed romney in my "newsweek" column. so i've got to endorse gingrich. >> if you could do that, we'd all appreciate it. >> i think this is the age of volatility perfectly illustrated where the populist mood leads to great swings in sentiment. i don't think this means gingrich is going to be the nominee much less the president. we'll see a great deal of volatility before the day of reckoning. and i also, think, he doesn't have the organization to go the distance and he's got a huge mountain to climb to beat romney's sophisticated bain capital type organization. and like all of the sort of bubbles in candidate after candidate, it will burst in due course. >> the other point worth making is looks like the romney team, they have prepared to unleash on gingrich. they haven't done this against anybody else because they haven't felt the need to do it. they wanted to keep his attention on the president, which would help him with the conservative base. here they obvio

recent poll, newt gingrich has double- digit leads over mitt romney in flororida, pennsylvania, and ohio. he is well ahead of romney in iowa and getting closer in new hampshire and with out in front in south carolina. this is making a lot of democrats -- but happiss. they might want to be careful what they wish for. it has some mainstream republicans riddled with anxie but newt gingrich says he will take a high road a matter what anybody says about him. >> i am going to stay positive. i am going to talk about how we solve the countries problems and how to be barack obama. >> i am not inclined to be a supporteof newt gingrich having served under him for four years and experience personally his leadership. >> i don't thinink newt gingch cares about conservativ principles, he cares about newutt gingrich. >> republican senator -- and a former new hampshire governor john sununu. what happened to ronald reagan's 11th commandment and thou shall not speak ill of another republican? >> i sort of applaud newt -- i think it is an object -- evitable -- he is using surrogate, but you have sunu and ot

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the vehicle that the 16-year-old girl near the intersection of annapolis road and ohio avenue just before 5:00 thursday evening. she later died at shock trauma. the driver remained on the scene. investigators have not determined who was at fault. >> we started out this morning kind of chili. temperatures were in the 20's. a little frost out there, but it has warmed up. it is very nice right now by december standards. 40 degrees at the airport. we should be able to sneak into the low 50's in most areas this afternoon. over 40's of north. partly to mostly sunny skies. it will turn colder or the weekend. we will check the seven-day forecast when i come back in a few minutes. >> in today's project economy report, a baltimore is going to take a second lap at the grand prix tour, organizers will have to dig out of a mountain of debt. the baltimore sun reports event organizers only have $100,000 in cash on hand and still owe over $12 million. meanwhile, 11 news has learned former consternation executive wants to take over the baltimore racing development group. he has a plan to cut expenses by 5

to a recent poll, newt gingrich has double- digit lead over mitt romney in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. well ahead of mitt romney in iowa and getting closer in new hampshire and with out in front in south carolina. this is making a lot of democrats giddy but happiness. they may want to be careful what they wish for. it has some mainstream republicans riddled with anxiety -- but newt gingrich says he will take the high road no matter what. >> i will stay positive. i will talk about how we saw the budget problem and i have one of hoenig, barack obama. -- one opponent, barack obama. >> i am not inclined to be a supporter of new gingrich after having served under him for four years. >> i don't think newt gingrich cares about conservative principles. he cares about newt gingrich. >> republican senator tom coburn and former new hampshire -- john sununu. what happened to ronald reagan's command, thou shalt not speak ill of a fabric -- fellow republican? >> i applaud newt for trying to stay on a high road. he is using surrogates, not doing it himself. but you have sununu and others tried to ta

some more clouds in west virginia and ohio. we're going to keep it partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. a cold start tomorrow. remember that for the kids. still need a coat all day. even though we're talking about near 50. milder, though, wednesday and thursday. and then dry at least through wednesday. we might be able to get dry through the first half of thursday. but certainly through the middle part of the week. overnight partly cloudy, cold again. two blanket night, i think. winds pick up a little bit tomorrow for mid-morning. partly cloudy and breezy. a cold start. you'll need a coat and sunglasses. 20s and 30s. winds will start to increase out of the northwest at about 10-15. and by afternoon a very nice day. partly cloudy, breezy and pleasant. but i want to emphasize you still need a jacket. highs near 50. with the northwest wind at 10-15, it's going to field a little colder than 50. today was only about 45. there is no wind. it felt pretty nice. tomorrow about a wash. five degrees warmer but we have a little breeze to tal