sister bernadette: i've put almost a whole layette together from the things in the charity box.sister evangelina: wool of the proper hue can be purchased. nurse lee, take two shillings out of the petty cash and see that sister monica joan's properly equipped. fred: what we gonna call him, then? i worry we should leave that to his mother. i mean, she may come back, especially if it's reported in the papers. it is, in fact, customary to name an abandoned infant after somebody closely connected with its rescue. we can hardly call it cynthia. trixie: it would be worse than pink booties. fred: somebody closely connected and of the same gender. nobody calls baby boys fred anymore. you might as well give him a flat cap and a woodbine. there is surely only one appellation we can choose: the child must be baptized in honor of our patron, saint raymond nonnatus. sounds like a spiv. [breaks wind] sister evangelina: ooh. sounds like a digestive system in full working order. now then, little raymond, let's see if we've warmed you up. oh. sorry. it's not what i asked for, but it's a start. i

meteorologist bernadette woods is here. >> there's always a chance of a white christmas. we're going to take you through the wind gusts a. few flurry but that was it. marshal coming in at 44 miles per hour, and everyone was up there this afternoon. there's been some come down considerably. we're getting rid of the storm, the wind gusts under 20 miles per hour except out west and overnight those are going to die down, other than a brief tomorrow we're done with this round. we have a few storms move our way, one on monday. for the most part rain showers, but maybe something white for some of under the influence. details coming up in the -- some of the details coming up in the forecast. >>> thousands of people are still trying to rebuild from sandy, and days before christmas, scroll -- volunteers delivered hope to one family trying to move back into their home. >> reporter: lainy doesn't have a job this christmas. superstorm sandy destroyed the restaurant when weather -- where she and her daughters worked. >> you want to be back in your home, even if it's not that going to b

bernadette, good thing you are not out there >> no, sometimes, they come a little close when we are out there and stare you down. >> it's amazing how many deer we have living up here on tv hill. woe had one jump into the fenced in parking lot and one of our photographers helped to corral it out >> as far as reindeer go. it's going to be foggy, damp out there. we do have the first of a couple of storms moving our way, tomorrow. tomorrow is not a big one. we'll get to that in a moment. >> it's messy. >> it's messy. today, beautiful day out there, we topped out in the 40s, average is 43, dropping pretty quickly. now, now, we are also dropping. 40 degrees in ocean city. not much of a wind out there. we have lost that, today as the sunset returned, but all of that will be changing. clouds coming back in because of this next storm system moverring our way. i want to point out there is another one already making its way to the west coast, a lot of mountain snow. excuse me. that will be factoring into our forecast. we'll get to that in a moment. first up, the first one coming our way. tomorrow,

. >> i'm meteorologist bernadette woods. the mild air is going to continue, but so does the chance for some rain. we'll have your first warning forecast coming up when eyewitness news returns. >> complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist bernadette woods and sports with stan saunders. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ♪ jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the -- ♪ ♪ oh, what fun it is to ride... ♪ get in the holiday spirit with dunkin's peppermint mocha new white chocolate, or gingerbread flavors today. america runs on dunkin'. have you started shopping? just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! done. genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get two pounds for $14.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin'. 74 . >>> looks like pea soup out there. foggy again. 50 degrees in central maryland. bernadette woods will have the complete forecast coming up. first why police try to control pro british loyalists. 2,000 rioters gathered in belfast calling for the british flag to return

meteorologist bernadette woods will be talking about how chilly it's going to be this weekend coming up shortly. >>> thank you. with christmas one week away, local police are trying to crack down on people trying to steal your identity. the identity theft protection agency life lock taught 150 law enforcement officers how to guard against the growing crime. maryland is ranked in any event in the nation for identity theft. >>> if you're hitting the road expect to have company. according to aaa more than 40% of the 5 and a half million people in the washington region plan to travel 50 miles or more over the holidays. aaa says the average trip will be more than 700 miles and more than 90% of holiday travelers plan on driving. >>> and still to come on wjz, eyewitness news at noon, a violent police standoff in pennsylvania comes to an end. whatwhat happened and the latest on the gunman. >>> a judge rules on a request to pull thousands of samsung products off the shelves. >> and a cool and sunny tuesday one week before christmas. the updated first warning weather forecast is coming up. , ♪

special for bernadette'' twinss.. and kids like cameroo.eron: "i wish i had somm and those paats." fireman: "grow up o e a fireman, and you cann"down the treet at the ronaad mcdonall house fireean giving safety tips: "if the door's hot, o you open it? no."fire safety tips sprinngr: "that's amazing! wow..."as baltimore's bravess trade hardhatssfor santa hats. 3 they save peopll's lives everyday. and, it's cool that &pthhy came."each kid goes home with a toy... paiddfor out- of- pocket... by firrfighters. casey sprinnerr "she wants a barbbe. yeah, she's a barbie girll.. in a barbie girl."maccenzie phelps: "probably phis one..."casey springer: "it's never an easy day, but - if youulookkaround and you see crying, it's becauss of this deliver christmas cheee.(nats playing with fire hose)a et christtas for a momenn... as kids hold the firr hose.ll. of bad in the world out here." 3 fooms..tt andrew seitz (con't): "it's nnie to give backkand ee some smiles on the kids faces and the parenns, hisstime of year especially." 3 baltimore city firefighter

meteorologist bernadette woods is here. i think most of us will take this over the fog yesterday. >> this is just beautiful. that sun just burst out today and really helped to warm things up. we're going to show you there were a couple lingering showers but those are now moving away. there's the bulk of the storm off to the north. as far as temperatures go with the gusty wind and northwesterly wind, we haven't cooled down all that much. in fact, we are still sitting at 51 in baltimore. 55 in dc. we already had our highs a couple hours ago close to 60. we're starting to drop somewhat. still a mild day for us tomorrow and big changes coming this weekend. we'll have that forecast coming up. >> let's check on our roads. >> hi, everyone. we are starting off with a lot of accidents. definitely going to be a struggle on 70 eastbound. a crash at the beltway blocking the two right-hand lanes. northbound 895 blocking the left-hand lane and southbound on the express way at northern parkway. other accidents include south brew street an

bernadette woods with those temperatures. >> it will be a colder night tonight it was another warm one today. look at the temperatures right now. still 47 degrees in baltimore. still 50 in d.c. these are above our average highs. i want to show you with perspective to the average what it looks like. the average right now in baltimore is 44 degrees. we topped out at 59 degrees today. the record is 72. we were closer to that than the average. now, we are going to remain above average tomorrow before big change comes in our weather pattern. colder air arriving this weekend and we will have that forecast coming up. back inside. >> thank you. >>> the future of maryland's horseracing industry has been decided. derek valcourt explains it's a long-term solution to what has been a bitter battle between track owners and the states horse men. >> reporter: after years of contentious debate, all sides have come together and agreed on a lengthy contract that will allow horseracing to continue here in maryland for the next decade. >> they're off in the preakness. >> for horseracing fans it's about one

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bernadette donated her son's organs. he is one of 72 people being recognized at the parade. >> so amazing and so honored that he is going to be representing what the gift of life really is. >> you can watch the parade live right here on abc2 on new year's day and it starts at 11:00 in the morning. >>> he wants a wife but we doesn't want to use an -- he doesn't want to use the online dating site. >> coming up on "good morning maryland" at 5:00 the story of the 82-year-old man who is using a very simple approach to find the woman of his dreams. >> three people land themselves on the naughty list for christmas. why these items they stole have police now so concerned. those stories when "good morning maryland" at 5:00 comes up in just a bit. >>> this state that passed same sex marriage laws back in november including here in maryland are now anticipating those weddings are going to give a big boost no their economy. >> business owners in me he are certainly hoping for that. from -- maine are certainly hoping for that. many a

sharon will take care of the other roads and it's tim williams in for bernadette woods who is in for marty bass who is over at first warning weather. >> that gets us there. sure does. today our temperatures are on the cold side. we're looking at 28 degrees starting off. 24 now in oakland 29 elkin, 3 1 on the shore. our forecast high today in the mid 40s which is right on target for our normal high for this date which is around 47. your complete updated first warning weather forecast coming up. >>> sharon gibala is where she should be at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. the delays are showing up where they should be. on the west side outer loop of the beltway we have an accident. that's on the outer loop at 70 westbound. watch for day delays -- watch for delays there. lights out at mayor drive and hospital drive at cane. speeds slowing on the west side of the beltway down to 46 for an average on the outer loop. that's a live look at 95 just south of white marsh. those are the southbound lanes coming towards us. if we take a look outside they look like they are starting to slow ju

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one of those killers, bill ayers, bernadette dohrn, angela davis, all of those political icons who arenow teaching in our higher education. but she plays an amalgam of -- not quite kathy pew dean but maybe -- what was the, there was another woman who just got caught after 30 years -- >> susan something or other, she went back in the joint. so she's -- or one of the mine of women. so patty plays one of these women who was a or terrorist, and she's been in jail, and she's up for a parole hearing, and the person who's been her parole officer played by deborah winger is trying to make up her mind trying to let her go or not. and i think it's pretty cute. i mean, you're going to leave humming selections from marx, and who could ask for anything more? [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> for more information, visit the author's web site, davidmamet.com. >> you don't always find many newspaper editors in my era embracing investigative reporting. the point we've seen over the years it's not just economics, it's the discomfort that investigative reporting often causes in a newsroom. because it's

actually, they do have a grandcat, my cat bernadette is staying with them down in texas. >> also made comment, once or twice, that all you have for them is a cat. >> they have not been settled about it at all. my poor husband. it is not always pleasant when your father-in-law continues to harass you about having children. >> well, apparently it worked. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i'm excited to see this. especially the white house christmas first families remember, tomorrow on nbc from 8:00 to 9:00 eastern. good to see both of you. thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> that wraps up this hour of "jansing & cou." >>> the agenda next hour, the president today taking action on guns as newtown prepares to bury more of its dead from friday's mass shooting. live in the next hour, president obama unveils his new interagency task force to stop gun violence. joining me, joe courtney and we'll ask the founder of one million moms for gun control what can be done, logically, to stop this from happening again. >>> a report of what went wrong in the benghazi attack that killed a u.s. ambassador.