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well, now turning your attention to baltimore, it's nickname is charmed city, and baltimore certainly has plenty of history on every corner. but this year, the city is suffering a less positive image. closing out this year with 234 homicide. focusing a lenes on that violence, is photo journalist, he captured the outcries and the after math in a special series for the baltimore city paper. i just want to give people a look into the city that they don't normally get to see. >> i met joy trying to bring the pictures to show the viewers and the readers this thing is real. >> what did you hear. >> that's all i heard. >> how many you hear? >> a lot. >> we rah in the stretches of a war. baltimore is the place to be killed if you want to die. >> where does she live? >> in that house. >> i said you know i want to do an old school photo journalism record of this violence problem. i want to get the street side, i wayn't to get the victim's family side, i want to get the gang side. >> i wanted to pull them out of their environment, and confronted one on one with the victim of the crime. i wanted

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the focus in maryland and baltimore.entioned manufacturing. , and thatconference really rings true in baltimore where the industry is thriving and growing. it is one of the top places in the country to start a tech business. despite our taxes, different than texas. we have a lot of smart people in baltimore growing jobs and growing businesses. we will continue to use the assets we have to move baltimore forward. we are underfunding education and transportation. most of our state is in severe drought conditions and we have been underfunding water infrastructure, though we are making strides in that direction. it is about choosing what you want to pay for. we have chosen not to spend a lot of energy and money. host: how do you achieve that? guest: tough decisions. i've had to raise taxes, lay off people. we do the tough things the folks across the street talk about but we have to do it because we have to have a balanced budget every year. >> i do not way tax -- raise taxes, but layoffs. certain things have to happen. the w

this is baltimore. the same people. just change the numbers. a contract then you can't show cause, right? you don't have a contract. if you don't have a contract you are -- at will. you don't have a to show cause to fire you. i think in america that's the case. >> if you don't have a union it's true, you can be fired at will. you do have the right to organize always. you do have the right to organize. i'm sorry, i answer your question? it's okay. i understand. there are other people waiting to ask questions. thank you. you do have the right to organize, and you do have the right even without a union to actually be able to speak up against conditions on the job together with your co-workers and not he retaliated against. we have actually gotten workers reinstated or we have gotten them -- we have fought against retaliation and one because they came together and stood up with their co-workers even without a union instead we demand change. we demand a higher wage. you don't actually need a union to have that detection. >> contracts. if you have a

baltimore county up near westminster. they've issued a warning into northeastern maryland. there's the snow and this is sort of the first punch of the snow. the main event is still going to be later tonight. this is what i call free snow kind of. we're looking at snow pushing to the south, still raining into southern maryland. that will eventually kick the snow later on. so snow and rain for the evening commute, temperatures generally above freezing now for the next few hours. that's good news for folks inside the beltway. it's going to get really slippery as we go through the night into the early morning hours and then tomorrow the headline won't be snow. it will be the slick roads and also the wind chills in the teens. step outside. just in the last hour or so we don't have anything really sticking, but just a little bit of slush and this is going to make it some kind of slick in the metro area. just wait for some flash freezing tonight. we'll come back and show you the snowfall accumulation in a bit. >>> tonight we alr

rescuers flew him to a hospital in baltimore. police have not released his condition. >>> one of our reporter will be at the wilson building today when a d.c. council committee asks police chief lanier about some of her officers' conduct. one officer is charged with pimping teenage girls. another was charged with having child pornography. he later killed himself. council member tommy wells says the hearing will focus on how police applicants are screened. >>> they paid a lot of money for their ski trip. we'll show why a number of d.c. kids may not get the chance it hit the slopes. >>> we're dealing with our third straight day of a deep freeze in the washington area. the cool temperatures may have you wanting to crank up the thermostat at home, but we'll show you why you may want to turn it down. >>> and that windchill advisory remains in place for several more hours as you step outside to below zero windchills. we'll look at whether we'll break out of the deep freeze, weather & traffic on the 1s comi >>> at 4:38, are you going to

one engine baltimore. -- one inch in baltimore. zero in fredericksburg. cloudy, cold, 13 for an average wake up temperature. we may hit 32 briefly. sunday, highs only in the upper 20's. the next disturbance sunday night. monday, a brief rise in temperatures before a cold front. low 20's on tuesday. it will turn very cold again after that. >> do you have any pictures from when you jumped in the bag? i would love to see that. here is a look at what is coming time.ight on prime on 20/20, when a teacher-student relationship crosses the line. after 20/20, stick around for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a local teacher who is up for a grammy. >> it is really cool. >> great deeds opens up for the first time about being attacked by his son. >> a man believed to be a university of maryland student is hit by a drunk driver >> a university of maryland student is in the hospital after a car hit him overnight in college park. >> police are looking for the driver of that car. tom is live in college park with the latest. incidents morning's but prince george's police know that

meanwhile the camera system in baltimore has been shut down. in annapolis scott broom, wusa9. >> like that idea, fine for speed camera operator mistakes. >>> a traffic alert now about that sinkhole in massachusetts avenue near 34th street in southeast. that section of road will remain closed seven to 10 days for crews to rebuild the hill at the side of the road. the water main break was fixed yesterday there. crews were at the sinkhole fixing the gas line earlier today. >>> let's take a live look outside right now, temperatures currently around the 50 degrees mark, 40s earlier. chief meteorologist topper shutt joins us now from the weather terrace. we definitely needed a break from those brutal temps. >> we did. it's a nice way to end the week and the month actually. we'll start with temperatures, light jackets if you're headed out this evening, fairly cold tonight, but nothing like what we've been used to, 44 downtown, 45 in gaithersburg, manassas and leesburg, but these 40s feel nice and no wind to speak of. satellite picture radar combined,

caller: i am from baltimore, maryland. i'm a recovering addict. forve abstain from drugs the past 20 years, and i have found it difficult to navigate my way through corporate society . i have worked for ups for 15 years. i wanted to speak to you about how african-americans commit more crimes. based on the statistics that were reported. during my time, i was trying to create a record for african american employees as opposed to providing them with no incidents. it created an easier outlet to fire or get rid of these employees. my question is, in today's society, how do you create an environment where you can actually get these men back in? we have a group here in baltimore, called mobile men of action, and we are trying to create some kind of liaison with the baltimore government to help ex offenders get back into work and create economic development. i'm also an economic development student. shawn sound like a real success story. he is someone who had did his time -- who did his time and came out and he was actually able to improve his life. more

caller: i am from baltimore, maryland. i'm a recovering addict.orve abstain from drugs the past 20 years, and i have found it difficult to navigate my way through corporate society . i have worked for ups for 15 years. i wanted to speak to you about how african-americans commit more crimes. based on the statistics that were reported. during my time, i was trying to create a record for african american employees as opposed to providing them with no incidents. it created an easier outlet to fire or get rid of these employees. my question is, in today's society, how do you create an environment where you can actually get these men back in? we have a group here in baltimore, called mobile men of action, and we are trying to create some kind of liaison with the baltimore government to help ex offenders get back into work and create economic development. i'm also an economic development student. shawn sound like a real success story. he is someone who had did his time -- who did his time and came out and he was actually able to improve his life. more po

right now garon hayes joins us live on the phone from baltimore, maryland. do we know how many workers and shoppers were inside of the mall at the time of the building? >> we don't. obviously it is a saturday, when you're looking for something to do and get the kids out of the house. when i came the parking lot was pretty full, and since then i've seen a pretty packed crowd here. >> can you give us an idea where exactly is this mall located? is an area that generally sees a lot of crime or is it upscale area. >> it's located between washington, d.c. and baltimore. kind of near where you see the nsa ford immediate area. a lot of good schools here. considered one of the best communities in the area to live in, actually. this is something that you would never expect to happen here. >> we understand those who were inside the malibu didn't see the shooter were evacuated. >> yes, i went to a movie theater, they basically said that they were told to stay there. there are people who work in the mall and they had keys to certain rooms, and they're waiting for her to

baltimore was a jewish enclave. almost nobody celebrated christmas at elementary school, and when i was older i thought, "that was unusual, no one celebrated christmas", so, yes. >> you - now you are an atheist. the jewish upbringing is a cultural identity not a spiritual connection. >> many jews - you don't have to believe in god to be a jew, you are, whether you choose to be or not. i went to a hebrew school, all the way up to the 10th or 11 theed grade. >> did you do the bar mitzvah and the whole think. >> i had the bar mitzvah, and felt - i found that i didn't believe in god. >> then stories on evangelical christians, when i get along with them, as often as i do, don't you think there was a reason that you were drawn to do the story while we are meeting each other, and they'll try to sell me on believing in god again. >> your parents, they wanted you to be a doctor. at what point did they say, "okay, he's doing well, we can . >> i was in my late 30s, before my parents stopped saying, "you should think about medi

we have all new ones. 19 at national and a pair of 15's in dulles and baltimore. so we are losing sight of that. temperature wise, these are straight temperatures. 18 downtown, 12 in leesburg. 12 in manassas. 10 in gaithersburg. we don't have much wind, but it doesn't take much. feels like it's 2 in gaithersburg and 8 here in northwest and 3 in leesburg and 4 down in manassas. so, a cold night no doubt. clear skies early, then clouds come in late and low temperatures from 5 to 15 and that may actually be a little bit on the high side. we'll come back and we'll talk about, we're in this pattern of a clipper almost every 36 hours. we have a clipper tomorrow, in the afternoon, and we have a clipper again on saturday. and another clipper on monday. >> it never ends, folks. >> the problem is, behind the clippers is more of this cold stuff. we'll come back and tell you if we'll see anymore snow. >> all right, top, of course, all of this led to conditions that have caused hospitals across the region to see an uptick of patients with hypothermia, heart attacks and trauma

i have to throw it to you as a baltimore native. >> as the baltimore kid on the panel, i get to speakin washington, the conference of mayors kicks off today. a little weather is in the way of a clean start, but what do you hope to accomplish over the next couple of days? >> we hope at the u.s. conference of mayors to shine a light on the work that cities are doing across our country. we released a metro economies report that really shows for the first time in this recovery we're going to have across just about every metro area economic growth, inflation adjusted economic growth. >> when it comes to using baltimore oos an example, i was reading in the "sun," they were talking about the $1.8 million harbor project. i felt after reading about it that you're a little conflicted about what the product means for redevelopment and it's a double-edged sword and how the city gets paid back from it. >> i'm not conflicted about it at all. just like with the congress, i'm going to use every tool that i have to bring jobs and economic development into baltimore. when we do great projects like that

baltimore on i 99. we'll check out the beltway now, and here's what it looks like near route 50.re are no problems on 270, coming in from frederick. back to you guys. >>> our top story this morning, the tragic columbia mall shooting. we are still trying to piece together some of the facts, but we don't know the motive behind what happened in columbia this weekend. >> the gunfire erupted around 11:00 saturday morning and ended with three dead. a 21-year-old young mother and her 25-year-old coworker tyler johnson were killed inside a popular clothing store for skaters and snowboarders. >> police say this man was responsible. 19-year-old darren aguilar. he took his own life. >> andrew mccarron has more on the shooter's background. >> reporter: police say darren aguilar had no criminal history. but investigators had seized a personal journal from his home in college park, which may help answer the most troubling question. why? >> reporter: beyond darren ago already's smile in this driver's license photograph was a clearly troubled life. less than three hours after the bloodshed, agui

maybe an inch in baltimore. up and down for a few days, turning much colder by tuesday. a little bit of a warm-up, but i do not think that thursday and friday is indicative of a change in the pattern. >> and now the toyota sports desk. >> it is getting to be that time. the trade deadline is looming. not much else in this town right now. maybe the caps need a change of scenery. the annual trip is this weekend and it comes at no better time. the capitals are now seven in the metropolitan division. game losing a six- streak. i know that this is depressing and it gets worse. answer not great -- things are not great, but they have been through this kind of turmoil before. it is important that we work together. >> we know how frustrating it can be. >> get your hand warmers ready, your longjohns, everything. it is supposed to be a very cold one in new jersey for super bowl xlviii. we will have coverage on next week. there is a lot of buildup between these two teams. the best offense against the best defense, denver and seattle. seattle will be going to the super bowl for the se

the painting will be returned to the baltimore museum of art. a local woman had argued that she bought the painting at a flea market and the baltimore museum before it was to go up for auction that said, no, the painting was stolen in 1951. the judge today in a federal court in alexandria said that there was overwhelming evidence that the painting was, in fact, stolen from the baltimore museum of art. she denied the local woman's claim for this renoir's claim for the painting. sometime we expect this painting will go from an fbi warehouse back to the baltimore museum of art where they will then, we presume, put it on display as their recovered stolen piece of work. barbara, that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thank you so much for that update. >>> this morning we're hearing new information in the amanda knox case as her boyfriend heads back to an italian courtroom on charges that they murdered a british student. new information is surfacing about what amanda knox might do if she's convicted again. >> reporter: jailed in 2009, s

and to new york and baltimore and providence and albany. the snow is here. we were hearing about in boston, we've seen the snow come in waves that fred was talking about. not a lot of waves after this. this will be snow. the snow is there now. accumulation totals, out in the cape where the winds will be the strongest, 6 to 8 inches. in boston eight to 16 and providence eight to 12, six to ten and from springfield to hartford to new york city, six to eight. where is the snow now? i'll show you what we're going to see, that's as far south as washington and getting into two to four inches. we seen the rain change over to snow. here is the picture. the bull's eye for the snow and the wind, overnight tonight and into tomorrow. tonight, you can see snow still, all of new england, southern new england and west virginia. as we head through the overnight hours, that's when the snow will be the worst coming down perhaps at one to two inches an hour but by 11:00 tomorrow, the snow is history but it will not be the

the baltimore sun obtained the audit. it found speed cameras in baltimore may have wrongly issued 70,000 tickets back in 2012. the vendor that operated those cameras also provides cameras in montgomery county. but police in montgomery county say while they use the same vendor, the police themselves are in complete control of the speed cameras. . >>> next at 11:00, lost in the snow. how local crews tracked down an elderly woman who was all alone in the bitter cold. >>> weather conditions today also created delays on metro. we'll tell you what you need to know before tomorrow morning's commute. >>> and they paid money and spent months planning, only to be left stranded. tonight news4 is getting answers after hundreds of local students paid for a ski trip they never got to take. >>> a third person has died in the aftermath of this awful pileup involving 15 semi trailer trucks and 15 other vehicles in northwest indiana. this happened along the busy i-94 corridor in michigan city, about 60 miles west of chicago. cranes had to

who's in green bay and who's in baltimore? garage is the wisconsin one. >> i want that the house. that's the better value. >> because of the urinal. >> the other house, we thought it might be on an on-spec. there's something chintzy about it. >> the other house was built in 2005. they're both terrific houses. you have to consider if you want to live in green bay, the average low temperature this time of year is 9 degrees. >> not for long. >> it comes with that hat that kayla was wearing. >> yes. >> is there a hot tub in the back. >> hot tub, it has got really hot. taxes are high in green bay. the taxes -- they're equivalent size lots. taxes in green bay, almost $18,000 a year, in baltimore, they're $12,000. we're talking 50% higher. that's huge on a per-month basis. >> you have a choice of baltimore or green bay. i can't distinguish between those two. i'm sorry. >> unemployment rates are about the same, median income though is much higher in baltimore. >> she's steering us away from green bay. i'll tell you what's happening he

like the viet cong but in baltimore, okay? [laughter] so they crash into the office, and they say we're liberating this newspaper in the name of the people. and we said, well, okay, but you understand that we, you know, what you're liberating here from the capitalist pigs is, consists of about $10,000 in debt, you know? and, like, the rent is about three months' overdue, and there are a couple old typewriters and, you know, liberate away. [laughter] but they basically weren't taking yes for an answer, and they put us through a consciousness, coppsness-raising session where they put us in the middle of a circle, and we got screamed at. >> sheer torture, right? [laughter] >> but, like, in the middle of this and some of the more courageous hippies, the hairy was the name of the newspaper, some of the more courageous hippies actually yelled back. but at the end of the consciousness-raising session, they had converted my girlfriend. [laughter] >> she became a balto cong? [laughter] >> she did. and whenever -- and the way we got the

sixty years ago but now us judge has ruled that the painting must go back to the baltimore museum of art he could attend in the cool profit. instead it is for the two that i'll write the memoir painting first made news in two thousand and twelve when emotion house of the listening it for the seventy five thousand dollars the decline. macie if required. maintain she pulled the painting to seven dollars at the flea market. several people including above the dispute is that story and now a judge in alexandria virginia has rejected the claim saying evidence shows the painting and instills in the baltimore museum of art's one in sixty years ago. the museum is filled to get the painting back. the result from the court today on an ocean for partial summary judgment that has dismissed the claim the owner. who purported to buy the painting at the flea market. and as a result the court has indicated that it will be returning the painting to the baltimore museum of arts which is a decision we are very delighted about. the painting dates to eighteen seventy nine and is called cent of the bank an

it will come through baltimore, as well. jump up to new york now as we look at 30 rock, down towards the ice skating rink. that's got to make for a nice day with the snow down and out there with a pair of skates on, but all of these areas will be heavily impacted for the evening rush hour, both on the ground and in the air. we've had over 2,000 cancellations today. most being in and out of northeastern hubs, so don't plan on going anywhere any time soon here. we've got the rail shutting down here between d.c. and baltimore, and the big question is, what are we going to do with the mass transit situations, the buses, there are huge number ofs of buses in the district that get people around and if you get one of those jackknifed, that blocks up everybody. snow expected this afternoon and a miserable rush hour for millions and millions of people across the i-95 from virginia, north carolina, northward into new england. back to you. >> those people trying to fly somewhere aren't getting anywhere. piece of advice, in addition to

a baltimore intersection. this driver has clearly stopped. but the unmanned speed camera cites this car, brake lights on and traffic whizzing in front of it, for going 38 miles per hour in a 25-mile-per-hour zone. a costly mistake at 40 bucks a ticket. among the documented 10% error rate for speed cameras in baltimore. some individual cameras off by as much as 50%, according to an audit leaked to "the baltimore sun" that has the city council investigating. nationwide, about half the states use cameras. cheaper and easier than radar guns. but class-action suits in ohio and new york attack their reliability. los angeles stopped issuing camera tickets altogether. this maryland driver videotaped his speed, ten miles below the limit. the speed camera ticketed him for ten miles over. >> the car with the speed camera was approximately right here. >> reporter: schoolteacher erin grunden got five tickets leaving her maryland school. >> i was clocked at 51 miles per hour, which a math teacher figured out is physically impossible for me to have been goi

we're all done in baltimore and d.c. about five and four. as far as the storm goes, it's oppressive. it is now off the coast. it is heading to sea. it will drag that snow with it. not a lot left as far as additional snowfall. maybe another two to four inches on the cape. you can see long island is not pretty either, thomas. they still have heavy snow out there and blowing and drifting. >> big cleanup for today. a lot of people having a mix of work and school to deal with the kids for some people that have to go to work and the kids are off. >> the next chance of snow for this region looks like monday of next week. a little mini storm. not as big. >> all right, bill. want to check in with the weather channel's mike sidel. he joins us with more. mike? >> good morning, thomas. we're still getting hit hard on the south shore. we're about 45 minutes south of boston and plymouth from the south shore all the way across the cape. winds this morning gusting as high as 40 miles an hour with blowing and drifting snow. already a report of snow here in p

and baltimore, maryland. are you also seeing the assistance -- you mention park police, which is federal law enforcement. are you noticing whether there are markers of other jurisdictions that are there to assist? >> i certainly am. you're seeing a response from the washington metro area. as i said, a u.s. park police help continuer just -- helicopter just departed from here. did see a command vehicle from montgomery county come up. as i was driving along route 100 to the mall, i did see a number of police cars heading this direction. it would be safe to assume that they were coming here. i'm here at the entrance to the mall. there are state police blocking the entrance. they do have their large guns out telling people they cannot enter the mall. and then we have howard county police blocking the exit just letting one line of cars out. i do have a live picture. i don't know if you guys are able to see that streaming off on iphone here. steady stream of people coming out. the news is getting out that this is h

the columbia mall, which is halfway between baltimore and washington.n it was over, three people were dead, including the suspected gunman who apparently shot himself. at least four people were taken to the hospital, and according to the tweets to the fire department, apparently one of those people was shot in the foot. howard county police say they don't yet know the motive. we'll have the latest on the investigation in a press conference which is expected to start momentarily. a lot of key questions have yet to be answered in the shooting. >> absolutely. the columbia mall, just for folks not familiar with the area, is located in suburban baltimore. about 45 minutes from here in the nation's capital. shaky customers have been making their way outside. molly, what can you tell us at this point? >> reporter: we have heard from a white house official, that president obama has been briefed on this shooting in columbia, maryland. as for the scene here, we saw a number of s.w.a.t. team officials leaving about 30 minutes ago, perhaps indicating they have clea

working across, that will be by the baltimore beltway. back over to you. >> we have a closer look at the roadways in maryland. ande are in gaithersburg checking on the conditions on the street. goal in being mobile is to give you a sense of the roadways to help the people who have head out to work this morning. we are coming up on -- let me make out the street -- montgomery county transportation has done a good job with the roads. there is not a lot of ice and there is not a lot of slush. you see a lot of black top right now. neighborhoodin a where we saw a considerable amount of ice. the plows have been through those neighborhoods and they were, at least, passable. intersection, both lanes of travel are pretty much clear. is that thing montgomery county has canceled schools today. fewer people are out in the roads. we will see a lot of the buses. at the highway, we have more snowfall and nothing drastic on the way. things are clear and we will give you more updates as they are available. >> thank you. a good thing to remember there. side

i think they will go at 16 and baltimore was 19. their new record low high was 16. our averages are 42. 19 downtown. 12 in gaithersburg. these are straight temperatures. 18 in manassas. and 15 in andrews. not too much of a wind, but doesn't take much when it's this cold to make a difference. feels like it's 2 below in gaithersburg. feels like it's 8 downtown. i was 2 degrees off. 9 in manassas and 6 in leesburg and that is the windchill temperature. tonight, i maybe going high. went higher because clouds are going to come in. single digits in the suburbs. 9 in rockville. 10 in bethesda. 13 downtown. super cold tonight, but no wind and geez guess what is coming tomorrow? another clipper. >> they will break your heart. >> this one didn't break my heart. this one tomorrow will probably break your heart. we'll talk about that one coming up. >> all right. >> speaking of snow, obviously you've had a ton of snow days lately and they are really piling up for kids in our area. >> they are the gift that keeps on giving. you get one on the end of the backside in fairfax county

where the storm is, and currently, it is fall iing on t radar at fredericksburg, and annapolis and baltimore and most of it is not reaching the ground and the atmosphere is too dry, and we have reports of southern maryland and leonardtown where we are e sr are seeing the ligh beginning to fall. and we will see snow beginning to fall in fredericksburg and waldorf, and calvert county, and that is why we have the winter advisories in that area, and anne aroundel, and it includes the northern neck into the early tomorrow morning. not the area nos west though. i will break it down and show you who gets what and when in the full forecast. >> thank you, doug. news4 today begins early tomorrow morning getting you the latest traffic and weather tomorrow. and we will have information about school closings or delays tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> and southbound wisconsin avenue in bethesda are still closed. the temperatures are causing a water main break this afternoon and we will have more on the progress and the traffic jam it is causing. >>> and the state of the union address begins this three h

we're learning that several people have reportedly been wounded in a shooting in baltimore incident took place in a suburban shopping mall and police are at the scene right now it's not clear whether the shooter is still on the loose stay with r.t. international for the latest on this developing story. up to nine people have been killed in clashes between pro islam as protesters and police across egypt on the third anniversary of the two thousand and eleven revolution and in syria is a powerful explosion has gone off in a police building bill true has the latest from current. another car bomb has exploded at the police building this time in the key city of suez this is the sixth such explosion this taking place in two days we had four bomb blasts in cairo on friday and this morning the fix is broken not to as similar a bomb blast in the east in the suburb of cairo and this comes of course on the anniversary of the generosity five of the nation which ousted president barak and there have been rival protest groups that have taken to the streets across the country that's been seen not so mu

just came across this record low temperatures, and that's cold for anywhere but really cold for baltimore. >> we in the weather service get excited, cloud cover will keep everybody in check and the warm pattern has definitely ended for now and the offshore breeze has been replaced with more of a westerly breeze and we will continue that theme all the way to thursday. lots of clouds, a little cooler, a couple of very low 60s and look for temperatures again. here is sal. >>> good morning, right now we are looking at a commute which is not all that bad as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems here and no problems getting into the area and traffic is light. if you are driving from union city to fremont, the speeds are off limit. let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning it is happening for the second straight day and keeping the stim closed. it was so cold the chicago zoo brought the animals inside to stay warm an extra effort are being made to protect the homeless. >> we are trying to give them enough bus tokens to ride the trains or buses all night so they don't freeze. >> the

so for folks traveling bw parkway between the baltimore 2000 and -- baltimore beltway and capital beltway, earlier in the greenbelt area a driver spun off the road. that accident is clear. i want to warn you that you may come upon slick spots. heads up. 295 at 175, drivers getting boy that both directions. i-95 at cherry hill road, same story between the baltimore beltway, capital beltway, no accidents, no delays. i'm back in ten. back to you both. >> thank you. >>> the piles of snow not the only thing causing a mess in new york city. why some are accusing the new mayor of playing favorites. >>> plus, a live picture of union station this morning. travelers could find themselves stuck for a while. >>> 5:14. grab your warmest winter coat as we wake up to a deep freeze. many of you waking up to low teens, even single digits. you add the windchills, and it's downright miserable outside. that's not going to make things any easier on the roads either where melted snow has now refrozen, and that will make for an icy commute for some. slick roads aren't the only issues. if you're traveling by rai

. >> it will not be a whole lot in the immediate metro area, but as you go towards baltimore, new york city, boston, it will turn into a much larger event. taking a look from the belfort furniture weather center, it is quiet and dry, and we do not have to worry about anything. an area of the pressure is going to develop just off the coast, and this is going to quickly, quickly accelerate up to the north and east, bringing a potential force of wintry weather in d.c., and we have no watches or warnings across the immediate area, but things will cool down into the upper 20's to low 30's. we will talk about how much snow , and i can guarantee you one thing, it is going to be cold. >> now is definitely the time to download our weather apps. you will get the latest weathers and warnings. take a look at this video that you will see only on abc seven. new pictures of the toe truck driver in the district who is now facing second-degree murder charges. he used his truck yesterday to run over a man from southeast after he robbed and assaulted him. make a court appearance as early as tomorrow. and

it is about an area in baltimore called the block.t was a red light district that was causing trouble for the then mayor. he was going to do a policy that he wanted to get rid of it by doing some severe zoning laws. he thought that he could just close the whole thing down. i and others thought this would be ill advised because if you just close it down there, it is going to open up in other places. is best way to approach it another way. i did this cartoon. it kind of makes sense. you have the block here and he explodes at and says, it is gone at last. and then little blocks drop down all over the place. well, the mayor, about one year ago, wrote an essay in "the baltimore sun" to say that this cartoon changed his mind about policy. it was a cartoon where he was -- he hadne direction proposed the legislation to city council -- he with drew it after he saw this cartoon. he was brave enough because he was no longer in politics to be able to say a cartoon helped change his mind about things. there are probably times that cartoonists affe

it's snow north of that up toward baltimore, hagerstown, out 66 towards manassas. it's snowing pretty hard, in fact, into loudoun county and also into upper montgomery county. got a report of about an inch up in clarkbsurg, about 3 inches in hagerstown already, still rain into southern maryland through la plata and back into calvert county, st. mary's county. you will get some snow later tonight. it will take a while to get the cold air down there. 32 white oak, 34 bethesda, 35 in reston and springfield. these surface temperatures are saving us for the evening commute. light snow tonight 1 to 3 inches, a quick hitter, kind of a glancing blow, much colder behind the storm friday. we'll replace the snow headline with wind chill headline, wind chill 0 to 15 all day on friday. how much snow? this is a pretty good estimation, about 2 inches downtown, a little low towards hagerstown. everybody will get a little snow, even a dusting toward extreme southern st. mary's county and calvert county. for tonight cloudy, windy and cold with snow, 1 to 3 inches, lows in the 20s. w

dulles, new record low of 1, baltimore new record low of 3. tonight the record appears to be safe, it's zero downtown and 4 at dulles, i think that's safe. white oak 10, 14 in arlington, 17 downtown, 15 in old town. even 12 over in bowie and 15 in annapolis. factor in the winds, there's a little wind chill going on, not much. 6 right now downtown. 2 below at gaithersburg and 5 in may nas. still plenty cold out there, don't get my wrong. winds diminish tonight but no wind chill tomorrow. and temperatures finally above freezing by thursday afternoon. so for tonight, clear skies, very cold. winds diminish. 5 to 15. winds westerly at about 5 to 10. so these are downtown temps, teens to start, which means some single digits still in the burbs, mid-20s by 9 a.m., almost 30 by 1 p.m., that sounds warm, doesn't it? still tracking this nuisance mix on friday morning, 44 in the afternoon. we may have just enough residual cold air friday morning to have snow and sleet in the morning. weekend, 50s. low 50s on saturday, rain and showers. mainly showers end

word of a shooting at the columbia mall in baltimore. one person shot and they're now warning people to stay away from the mall. we'll bring you more on the story as it develops. meanwhile it's the third anniversary of the egyptian revolution that toppled the government of hosni mubarak, and the streets of egypt are now volatile. two divided exploded in cairo. a car bomb has gone off in the city of suez. seven people have been killed mike hanna take a look back at egypt's very rocky history. >> it's another round referendum on another constitution. egyptians again going to the polls in a democratic process that has been overshadowed by political division and violence. three years since the popular revolution that brought down hosni mubarak, but peace by the people is still to be realized. it's a promise that briefly shunned as people voted on what was recorded as egypt's first democratic election bringing to power what for decades had been an outlawed organization, the muslim brotherhood. their dominance cemented a few months later. >> n

yesterday we got to 19 at national. 15 in baltimore and dulles. for the day. a patch of clouds overnight. that's pulled into the atlantic. now we've cleared out. you'll notice the snow showers back in west virginia. this disturbance in pittsburgh will be coming through here later this morning with a threat for the flurries and snow showers. 9 degrees in pittsburgh and columbus. 5 in williamsport to 20 in roanoke and two in ocean city. locally we are subzero now. lovettsville 2 below. germantown and damascus 2 above. it's fallen to zero at manassas airport. 8 waldorf. 5 andrews. what a difference it is to be by the water where annapolis is 11 and reagan national with the heat of the potomac and all the urban effect holding at 15 degrees. regardless, a frigid morning. clear skies on our michael & son weather camera. looking good there. 15 feeling like 8 with the west winds at 5. winds in many area especially near zero have ne getting into the music thing? >> well, you know, hollywood and music are such close communities. half the rock stars want to

visibilities down to an eighth in bat baltimore, yachter at andrews -- in baltimore, quarter at andrews. the cold hung on in loudoun and frederick counties. some areas had a quarter inch of house. a little bit of snow on the back side as the cold air moves in. we may see a very brief period of snow before the precip shuts down but notice the yellows and organizes. we have hefty downpours in spots. some in prince george's county coming right to d.c., out ofment gomry and how -- montgomery and howard county. out to the west most of this is light stuff moving to the northeast. you notice this as you get down toward new market and mount jackson, some of those areas picking up heavier rains as well as richmond headed toward newland, colonial beach, southern maryland. rains are really going to increase here over the next 30 minutes. temperatures tremendous range. 63 at tappahannock. easton is 61 to freezing in cumberland and oakland right now with 40s in between. locally you'll notice still in the mid-30s in lovettsville to 55 in baden and 51 in upper marlboro. one more look outside on our mi

. >> brown lives in baltimore. no one answered the door at one address linked to brown, and in this neighborhood on the west side where she lived most recently, the woman at her listed address said that she did not know her. but neighbors had plenty to say about leaving a four-year-old in a car, when the temperatures barely hit 40. >> especially in this kind of weather, for eight hours, the child could have caught pneumonia. >> the child is sitting in a car, the child cannot even go to the bathroom or eat or do nothing. >> as a parent, he says he knows not to leave a four-year-old alone for eight seconds, let alone eight hours. >> she is in trouble and she has to answer for this. the law and the forces above. >> as for the four-year-old little girl who was in the car thankfully, she is ok and social services is involved. the child is staying with relatives. charges facing three including second-degree child abuse. county, abc arundel 7 news. >> unbelievable. in loudoun county, 14 people were taken to the hospital f

somehow that nasty weather seeped inside the train as it traveled between baltimore and washington. so much so the passengers had to shield themselves from the snow while walking through the rail cars. that is a sight right there. >> wow. >> and you probably noticed we are outside anchoring the news tonight from the wusa9 ice desk. if you want to join us, 4100. >> are you insane? i responded back, yeah, we are. and by the way, we hired some ice sculptors to build this beautiful ice set that you see here. we really want you to take a look a the a time lapse of their artistry. ♪ [ music ] ♪[ music ] it. >>> mandy. all right, so we here in the d.c. area aren't the only ones digging out of this winter storm in the bitter cold. >> that tops our look at stories making headlines in your world in 90 seconds. >> snowplows fanned out across the northeast, communities from philadelphia to boston took the hardest hit. more than a foot of snow fell in some areas. frigid air isn't going away any time soon. it could be a record cold game once super bowl xlviii kicks off. >> jerry concerned about s

columbia is in the center of baltimore and d.c.s only about three mile, three to four miles away from the airport. >> police are calling this an active shooting situation. we don't know what is happening at the moment. whether there are suspects under arrest or victims. >> that's right. us just after that, and i saw the police cars heading that way. uniform and plain clothes police cars. i thought it was a police chase. usually if you see that many police cars it's a chase. but i found out about the shooting at the mall. that mall is protected, though. it's important that the viewers understand it's right dead center between d.c. and baltimore and there is a lot of police out there. it's actually considered hartford county. >> we're just getting word now from the howard county fire department that three people are down and possibly the shooter as well. that is coming to us from a tweet from the howard county fire department is sending out at this moment. >> yes, that is howard county. it's right next to adarondo county. on saturday

the focus in maryland and baltimore. i mentioned manufacturing. , and thatconference really rings true in baltimore where the industry is thriving and growing. it is one of the top places in the country to start a tech business. despite our taxes, different than texas. we have a lot of smart people in baltimore growing jobs and growing businesses. we will continue to use the assets we have to move baltimore forward. we are underfunding education and transportation. most of our state is in severe drought conditions and we have been underfunding water infrastructure, though we are making strides in that direction. it is about choosing what you want to pay for. we have chosen not to spend a lot of energy and money. host: how do you achieve that? guest: tough decisions. i've had to raise taxes, lay off people. we do the tough things the folks across the street talk about but we have to do it because we have to have a balanced budget every year. >> i do not way tax -- raise taxes, but layoffs. certain things have to happen. t

one in frederick, 2 below in martinsburg. 4 in dulles. 5 in baltimore.that baltimore, that's the tenth day they've been in single digits at bwi tying their january record. the 11th gay at dulles for -- day at dulles for single digits. we're up to 34 degrees in leesburg. 29 in town. still the low 20s in hagerstown. we're starting to thaw out. even at these temperatures with bright sun, we do a lot of meting. again on our michael & son weather camera, nice and sunny. 29. feeling like 21 with a wind out of the south, southeast at 8 miles an hour. that barometer, it's rising with high pressure just about overhead. temperatures in the low 30s here. the real arctic air up in northern minnesota, northern north dakota. i want you to watch out from the southwest. the next couple of days here we go into friday, notice how the 50s return to atlanta and birmingham and nashville. even the icing problems that linger this hour will be gone very soon for folks in the south. dallas 72. then on saturday we'll be in the low 50s around here with the coldest air still in the