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nobody would hate to go on and boardwalk. -- pay to go on that boardwalk. it was such an impossible dream that once you managed to make it -- we made it pretty late. we were in bars five, six, seven years. the beatles were there four or five years. most everybody else makes it a little quicker than that. by the time we got there, we thought we were the last ones in the door. so we do not take anything for granted, you know what i mean? you're asking people to love you. you're asking people to need you and to want you to make your thing an essential part of their lives. once they actually do that you better believe in the obligation and responsibility. it is a social contract. it is an emotional contract. tavis: all bruce springsteen and the street and fans were devastated-- and e street frans were devastated when we lost clarence clemens a year ago. what would you say to fans of with the houston? -- whitney houston? >> the vibe over the whole show, we already were coming with it from clarence. then whitney you know? we are built for that. we are prepared fo

on the boardwalk, chester downtown, same as edgewood. westminster, frederick in the 20's in far western maryland. look at the winds. they are breezing along at the airport. on the boardwalk out to 20. at frederick, gusts of 25. gusts into the 20's out in far western maryland as well. satellite pictures. some of the great lakes snow pictures, that's the mountains forcing moisture out of the snow. we'll continue to see that activity during the day today and the winds circulating around the low pressure center are kind of intense. there is high pressure off in the central part of the nation. so the change in pressure between the low and the high kind of funnels it. and that's what we're getting right now. the effect will relass los angeles later today as the low pressure center moves up toward newfoundland. things will be nicer. high pressure out to the west will dominate our weather into early next week. storms coming into the pacific northwest eventually catch us. today a mix of sun and clouds. west winds 15 to 25. some gusts will be stro

it is 45 on the boardwalk. it is still in the 50's at westminster.the 30's in far western maryland. here is the whole satellite image looking at the larger picture. the cold front is producing moisture in pennsylvania and new england. this is where the big load of moisture is. the thunderstorm activity is in alabama. if thunderstorm develop activity develops tomorrow, it could lessen the chances of snow. the key will be held close it will come to us and when the moisture will cut off. baltimore will be right on the edge. here is the map with the cold front just passing through. the storm is centered to the south with the cold air coming in. clouds tonight, chilly, we stay dry. 37 will be the overnight low. most of the snow will be south of us. we have a trace to 2 inches of snow in our forecast around baltimore. more to the south. 38 to 42 from a high. i am guessing it will mostly be in the 30's. a little rain may be next in when it starts up. all of the advisories and warnings are to the west. small craft advisories will be out tomorrow. the wind gu

on the boardwalk, it is 36. westminster 34. same in frederick. western maryland, in the 30's. here is what is left of the snow shower activity. it has become more compact. the wines are letting up more. if the main storm has been producing all of the wins is now in canada. the wind is circulating around it have been rather intense. the pressure difference between low and the high pressure off to the west, below is getting for their way now. the high pressure is it going to be the thing that dominates our weather through monday and into tuesday. for the next day, we will be on the colder side. then we get on the warmer side with mile temperatures as we get into monday. you can see, texas up into the plains states, the debentures are in the 40's. it is in the 20's to the north east of that. this milder air works into the area. we go to unusual winter temperatures today. it will be cold tonight. diminishing winds. 25-32. west winds at 7-12. there are a few clouds here and then. f sunny tomorrow, seasonably chilly. upper 40's. the upper 40's will feel like the upper 40's tomorrow,

boardwalk, 43. in the 30's up to the north. they have a little bit of snow on the ground. even that snow in grassy areas has chilly atmosphere. here is degenerate dry conditions we have overhead. yesterday's storm is out to sea and out of the picture. we're in this large area of high pressure over us now. clouds are into it in the ohio river valley. two fleis in the two fli -- two flies in the ointment. storm just developing in the texas panhandle. the two of those are expected to come together by the weekend. seasonably chilly. 42274 the high. northwest winds at about 10 miles an hour developing storm in the panhandle by friday will be in oklahoma and moving into tennessee and by friday evening into the carolinas, and that of shores saturday morning. -- offshore saturday morning. the two of them meet saturday morning. as to what happens as far as the weather is concerned, the computer models indicate a mixture a presentation friday night in the saturday. we might get accumulation before saturday intote sunday. by friday night to saturday, rain-snow mix. we dry out of it o

the boardwalk in streets if the ordinance passes. offenders would be subject to a citation and possible rest. black and decker announced it will be laying off close to 100 employees. the company is closing its baltimore protection netcenter. the layoffs will begin in april. 79 jobs will be lost. >> as lawmakers consider raising the gas tax prices are beginning to creep up. you probably know that by now. gas prices in the baltimore metro area are 41 cents higher than they were this time last year. rob roblin has the details. >> if it feels like and looks like gas prices are going up almost every day you're right. last week alone prices in the baltimore, maryland area went up on average what -- 5 cents. >> it is nothing i can do. i have to go to work and get my kids. what can i do? but pay. >> usually gas prices are low. not this year. >> of the average gas price is up 45 cents. a year ago it was trading $3 a gallon. now we're at $3.52. it has gone up a nickel from a week ago. >> a few pennies here and a few pennies there. the price co

below freezing down on the boardwalk at 07 city. -- at ocean city. the cloudiness will continue to increase and fit in tomorrow. this is the first of the western storm system that arrives with a chance and some light rain. this will continue into tomorrow night. partly cloudy skies, calm wind, above freezing in town. then, the cloud increases as we get into the afternoon showers. the afternoon highs of about 45- 50. high-pressure brought us the cool weather today but this is leaving now. this pocket believe allowing this major storm to develop. this is leaving colorado now but it is leaving 3-4 feet in the mountains west of denver. about 14 inches in metro denver. the wind is betting east. the storm system is centered in eastern oklahoma and severe thunderstorms are breaking out on the south side of it. most of the weather will be out in the midwest. it should weaken have a little bit. we have rain getting into the ohio valley. there is a lot of cold air in the east on the west side of the system. the increasing cloudiness, the chance for rain tomorr

whether we will see more of these spikes remains to be seen. 45 degrees on the boardwalk and 48 degrees in edgewood. we have a lot of clouds. it has held the temperature down. but where they had some sun for while, it is closer to 50 degrees. but not in western maryland. so the son helps year. the temperatures have gotten up around -- so the sun helps here. the temperatures have gotten up around 50 degrees. this is where the area of low pressure is that is pulling out and that is why the rain is concentrated around that low. we are not really getting the cold canadian air behind this cool front. there is another one out to the west. there is no mechanism to really drug the extremely cold air which is parked up around hudson bay -- to really drag the extremely cold air which is part of around hudson bay. normally, we would be in the upper-40's to around 50 degrees this time of year. we will see a mix of clouds and son. for the boaters, the wind is at 10 knots. there is the rain going away. friday looks good. on saturday, we begin to see weather disturbance out to the west. the latest ind

. >>> ocean city leaders say it's too noisy around the boardwalk.n council was expected to vote tonight for a noise reduction measure. one of particular concern was one that the mayor calls unreasonably lloyd or vulgar music blasting from store fronts. the measure wean sure those sounds are directed away from the -- would make sure those sounds are directed away from the beaches and boardwalk. initially you'll get tacket and you could get arrested if you -- a ticket and you could get arrested if you do it too many times. >> the weather makes us think about beach weather. >> just a few years ago literally it was this high. >> keep living in the past. >> that's all i got. what can i say? we have a full moon tonight called the full snow moon because the snow is supposed to be deep. just a gorgeous shot last night, a little color from the sun and it was crystal clear, a gorgeous night. i think we'll see another nice night tonight. good news is not quite as chilly tonight. go out and check out the snow moon. don't need boots. just walk on your grass. tha

the boardwalk is 46. gaithersburg 43. 30's of western maryland but still above freezing. as this is pulling away, it is very likely some of the ridge tops and west-facing mountains may pick up a little snow. here is the satellite image showing the most significant clouds and moisture over us now. things begin to thin out when you get out into ohio and parts of kentucky. there is the front that is coming through. you have to wait for this to move through the area before we are done with this. things moving along rapidly. a high pressure in the atlantic gives way -- the big area of high pressure will give us a couple of days of relief before a system that will be developing down in the south leads in the weekend. all the real cold temperatures shifted from eastern to western canada and down into the western part of the u.s. our temperatures at least for the time being have warmed up a little bit. this old stuff will be getting a little closer to us, perhaps, by the end of the weekend. our future cast shows by 7:00 this evening, the bulk of the rain will be through the area.

. >>> it's too noisy around the boardwalk according to some people.easure would ensure that sounds are directed away from the beaches and boardwalk. initially you could get a ticket or fine for violating the law. you could get arrested if you're a repeat offender. >>> a country singer ends up in jail after a little too much super bowl celebrating. >> kelly rip pa takes a page from oprah's playbook. we have those stories and more at this look at entertainment news. >> reporter: country sing errandy travis has apologized for a little too much super bowl partying. police in texas arrested the singer early monday morning on a charge of public intoxication outside a church. police found an open bottle of wine in his vehicle and travis smelling of alcohol. he was taken to the county jail and released six hours later. leah thompson walked the red carpet in new york city monday night for the premiere of the latest film owe thin ice." she stars as an insurance agent so heavily in debt, they try to steal from a client with dangerous results. it opens february 1

the yorktown club got caught up in a csi investigation that closed a portion of the waterfront and boardwalk. >> they said let's not tell the kids. eventually everybody sort of knew. it was a distraction we didn't need, too many people trying to figure out what's going on over there. it's sad to see a dead body on the side of the canal behind the boat house. reporter: the body has been transported to the medical examiner's office to determine a cause of death. in georgetown,ar mando, truel, 9 news now. >>> former prince george's county executive jack johnson is in federal prison tonight in north carolina. we checked, jack johnson had reported to the buttner prison near raleigh-durham by his 12:00 deadline today. he'll be assigned to the prison camp facility, probably sleep in the dorm, getting a work assignment probably earning 40 cents an hour. he he was the top prosecutor for prince george's county county. he was convicted of taking kickbacks. the prison is also home to bernie madoff. he's serving a life sentence for defrauding investors of millions of dollars. johnson's wife, leslie repor

it is 62 degrees on the boardwalk in cooler as you get away from the bay.rick is almost 60 and in the 40's out in the mountains to the west. this is the satellite image and not many clouds. the clouds are to the north and west of us and here is a better image. that moisture that is being squeezed out of the atmosphere is warm air. there is a little bubble of high pressure. we will have a little front coming in with a burst of warm air ahead of this cool front which won't have much of an effect. we will stay mild until this final front goes through and that will be tomorrow during the day. some colder air comes in from the north after that and we readjusts things back to normal by the weekend. all the mild air to the south is coming up into the mid-atlantic region and the colder air has been pushed up to the north but nothing is very extreme as far as temperatures. for the rest of today, a mix of sun and a few scattered clouds later on and maybe a shower but it does not look significant, 60-65 for the high in the rain chances go up tonight but we have had so

ocean city today, sunshine at the beach, people out on the boardwalk, why not? it was over 60 degrees here as well. the ocean still rather cold. kemp island a postcard shot over the marina. our view from hemingway. let's get into it a little bit. temperature wise, statewide we are at or above 60 in most of the state but for extreme western maryland. 45 oakland, 63 ocean city, winds light from from the northwest. i show these not to point out the wind but how much they will come up tomorrow. we have a high wind watch from carroll westward in the state for friday and i think this could be extended further east. maybe up to the chesapeake where the high winds which could go over 40 miles an hour, tomorrow night and even into early saturday morning. highs today, look at these, 65 at the inner harbor. 66 annapolis, we have 65 in george down. that was pleasant and across the area, few passes clouds, one or two blips on the radar. our trend is quiet but its been a fast moving pattern. it's like part of the day. we have overcast skies and the sun came back out. i think

a lot people walking the boardwalk with temperatures over 60 degrees, even beach side, that was a veryice day for february. highs today you can see mid60s. yeah, way above average and as we come out just a little wider temperatures haven't fallen much. they will fall through the 50s through the rest of the evening. only extreme western maryland in to the 40s right now and winds right now very light, and changing. i point them out because they will ramp you through the day tomorrow, high wind watch in effect already for carroll, western in to the western half of the state and this could be extended further east into central maryland. also enhanced fire risk, not that many people do outdoor burning in february but that will be ill adviced tonight, tomorrow and into saturday. the air is very dry and now the wind wills becoming up. take a look across the area. scattered, very light rain newspaper to southern pennsylvania, some of that not touching the ground. the pattern quiet, we have a nice dry spot. that will move over us over night. warm air will continue to surge in tomorrow. warm thr

all three on boardwalked away from the accident, two of them used the home's front door. >>> a central valley photographer is out of a job after he altered photographs he took for the sacramento bee. take a look. this picture shows an egret, the second was taken moments later. the paper published what it admit social security a combination of the first two photographs. they apologized to readers. >>> a suspected robber is a accused of holding up a bank with apple pies. they say the man claimed to have a pair of bombs with him when he went this to the sacramento wells fargo yesterday and they turned out to be apple pies mcdonalds. the suspect got away with a lot of cash but cops acted him a short time later. >>> paying more to travel the world. how much more it'll cost to get your passport and the other extra fees. . >> and a super bowl edition of game day is coming up. the giants a five under team with two weeks left to what it's become. on top of the world. the interview from the man who scored the wishing touchdown. >>> who made the first move? the new first family of the oakland rai

carefully maintained trails and boardwalks let you get intimate with the wonder of the place. observant nature lovers can choose from hundreds of flower types to assemble a photographic bouquet. the stony formations drip down like the foliage because the grass and moss both direct the flow of the water and provide a kind of scaffolding for the slow and steady calcification process. naturalists call plitvice a perfect storm of geological, climatic, and biological features. the magic ingredient -- calcium carbonate, a mineral deposit from the limestone that gets dissolved into the water, then re-deposited, continually breaking down natural travertine dams and building up new ones.

we were on the boardwalk, he put these goofy teeth in his mouth. >> she said her dad taught physical education at thelement -- elementary school and taught special education. she hopes her dad's legacy lives on. >> he was a strong, courageous, brave, loving man of god. he just loved the lord. and he loved my mom and he loved us and he would have done anything for us. >> major marchanti leaves behind four adult children and his wife of 24 years. >> we are tracking some breaking news out of afghanistan. officials are reporting a very strong explosion at an airport in the eastern part of the country. we just heard it was a car bomb. the spokesperson says at least nine people have died, six of them were civilians. meantime, at least 45 people died today alone in syria, according to the latest estimate, 75,000 people have died since the uprising began against the syrian president. during the violence today there was a vote on a new constitution. experts say it was largely ceremonial because it will pass. the new constitution will let the president stay in power until 2028. new at 11:00, w

high on top of the plaza near the art gallery on the boardwalk. a beautiful day at the beach with temperatures up in the 50s. i think more beach like weather if you will as we go into the day tomorrow. a great day down beach skied i think tomorrow will add more in terms of temperature, probably into the mid60s, low to mid60s beach side and upper 60s around baltimore. you can see now, low mid50s and today's highs in the mid60s downtown. we could get close to 70 in the heart of the city tomorrow. for the airport we will keep it in the upper 60s. here is the trend. some of that rain continuing to move south overnight. the edge, seashores especially south baltimore and southeast of baltimore on the lower eastern shore. any point in central maryland could see a shower overnight. unsettled but as we look at how it'll shake out tomorrow we think that disturbance moving fairly quickly off shore. once we clear the skies we will warm up tomorrow. here is the trend. the showers moving off shore by about 4:00. maybe a wet road for your morning drive but no ne

arlington got caught up in a csi investigation that closed off for hours a portion of the waterfront and boardwalk. >> one of the coaches said let's not tell the kids. but eventually, everybody sort of knew. but it was a distraction we didn't need, so many people trying to figure out what's going on over there. it's very sad to see a dead body on the side of a canal behind the boathouse. >> the body has been transported to the medical examiner's office to determine a cause of death. in georgetown, armando trull, 9 news now. >>> former prince george's county executive jack johnson spending his first night in federal prison in north carolina. he reported to prison by his twelve noon deadline today. that's the same prison where convicted ponzi prisoner bernie madoff is serving time. he begins a seven year prison sentence for taking bribes and kickbacks while in office. last may he apologized to county residents outside the courthouse. >> we pled guilty, we accept responsibility. i'm very sorry for what happened. we all have sinned and fall short of the glory of the lord. >> now, we're told after proc

on the boardwalk, 28. westminster, 34. 28 frederick. in the 30's in far western maryland.in, the big picture, some of these high thin clouds beginning to move in. as the moisture gets closer, clouds get thicker later this afternoon. by evening we could introduce a chance of rain showers. the storm will be this evening in the ohio river valley. a warm front to our south. we will warm up a bit, similar to yesterday, but the clouds will cut the heating off a little bit. we will see clouds getting thicker during the day today. east to northeast wind about 5. insta-weather futurecast shows the storm looking similar this evening. more significant moisture getting into west virginia and parts of western maryland. by 2:00 rain activity to the west. snow mixed in. that rain-snow mix up near the pennsylvania line. rain to the south of us. that would be the trend really. and just kind of a hit-and-miss. impulses of moisture coming through. rain-snow hix line could be close to the city as we go into the overnight hours. rain and then rain-snow mix overnight. only 40 tomorrow. rain cha

on the boardwalk, 39. 32 in hagerstown. in the 20's out in western maryland. here's the two-part storm. one part is pulling away from the i-95 corridor here. the second part is sitting out to the west waiting to come in. there is a cold front coming into ohio and west virginia. and behind that some very cold windy conditions. so as this front comes in, temperatures will start to fall. the snow showers associated with that will be blowing around a little bit. visibility may be reduced. the first part of the storm connects to the snow in cape hatteras. that will move up the coast and as it approaches canada it will become a big nor'easter. a wintery mix this afternoon. northwest wind 15 to 25. gusts pick up this afternoon. 46 to -- 36 to 41 the high. northwest winds gusting to 30 on the bay. small craft advisories are up. insta-weather futurecast shows the first batch passing around the area. that's when we'll get the snow showers as temperatures fall and winds pick up. a dry day, except for maybe a flurry or two. lake effect snows into the mountains on sunday.

boardwalk p 32. 34 in westminster. 20's to 30's in far western maryland as well. around here, clear skies. clouds to the south. somewhat related to the developing storm. but not really. then we have this disturbance to the north. in essence, it is nice and dry. we will have a nice day today because of this high pressure overhead. here is the great lakes front. behind it the cold air. that's the iningredient we need to make snow. the other part of the ingredient is this storm developing to the south. all the moisture from this will be held off. eventually, tomorrow, once this is out of the picture, these two elements come together and attack us, so to speak, with this storm. chilly readings, single digits, up in -- all of that will be drawn down behind that cold front making snow for somebody. today scattered clouds. a few scattered clouds this afternoon. unseasonably mild. 49 to 54. again today, southwest winds at 150 to 15 miles per hour. winter storm watches out. the mountains of virginia, west virginia, southwest virginia, and that begins on sunday. not in effe

she entered the beach from the boardwalk. firefighters aren't sure how she managed to drive through more than 100 yards of thick sand. crews managed to pull the car out of the ocean before 2:00 this afternoon. >>> time to break out the umbrellas. the bay area had scattered showers today and more could be in store for your weekend. >> yes, and we're grasping on anything we can get here across the bay area with the drought conditions setting in. right now we're not finding anything overly heavy. for those of you in the north bay and also in san francisco and the peninsula, we've had times of drizzles and also areas of mist. that will continue to linger as we head throughout tonight. e thaker system.e pressive with .12 in san francisco. right now it's done little to nothing for the drought situation in the south bay. only 2.53 inches of rain for the entire rainfall season. that puts us at 28% of normal. what are the chances of rainfall over the next 72 hours? they're decent right now. we'll have the timing and how much rainfall

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looking down the boardwalk here near lake superior, we see the waves crashing up to the seawall, ande have been pounded this morning and it is a full blown blizzard, because we have had the snow and the wind and the low visibility for three hours so this qualifies for a blizza blizzard. look at lake superior, can you see it out there? >> that is amazing, and we will keep an eye on weather with across the country. >>> and could there be a breakthrough on jobs, because in less than an hour president obama will host a luncheon with republicans to find common ground for jobs and the economy. and jay carney cited proposals outlined by house leader eric cantor in a op-ed in politico to help small businesses grow jos.s joining me is steve israel of new york who heads the democratic congressional campaign committee. sir, nice to have you on with us this morning, and people are reading politico's report as describing the president and the right as kind of the odd couple, because house majority leader eric cantor and the president are going to be breaking bread. is this lunch a signal that the

and looking down the boardwalk to lake superior, huge waves crashing over the seawall, and we have hadn inches of snow, and we have is been pounded, and this a full blown blizzard, and snow and wind which qualifies for a blizzard. look at a lake superior, can you see it? five to six-foot waves crashing over the sea wall and so we are getting spray from the lake coming n and it is coating all of the trees, so we have ice secretion here as the blizzard continues. we are looking at storm totals for 8 or 10 inches, and we have seen it in some areas. minneapolis/st. louis has seen mostly rain, and nothing like what we have had up here, but to put it in perspective the biggest snowfall they have had in duluth until today was saturday, 3.2 inches, and that is the biggest storm all winter. very, very mild up here, too, and the locals now, well, they are actually enjoying a typical winter day and temperatures around 30 is about average for this time of the year. back to you. >> unfortunately for most of them hoping unlike you they could stay home in bed with a good book, but we appreciate your

lake superior crashing over the sea wall here on the boardwalk. an hour. it's only 30 degrees, so it could be a lot colder, but wind, blowing snow, drifting snow and warnings continue through this evening. some spots have had as much as a foot of snow already. al. you get a sense that it's finally looking like winter up here in the northland. al? >> thank you so much, mike. and that storm system making its way to new england. parts of new england will be looking at anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow in the next 24 thunder showers. >>> well, you'll want to keep your umbrella by your side today. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we still have steady rain streaming onshore in the south bay, although we are getting a little bit of break now the north bay downor through south n francisco. as i zoom in for you though, you can see with he have heavy downpours coming through san jose, fremont, about 10 minutes away from heavy rain and san mateo getting hit pretty hard as well. temperatures cold right now and will remain cold throughout th