boston college in the first half. half.ate >> rich: kelly harper and wolfpack up at the half 31-19. kelly harper now. here it is. >> five. have to have five, okay. you can do it. i know you can. you've got to battle. post up a little bit higher. okay. glide your feet a little higher. we can go here and bounce it in. baseline corner over there. okay. keep battling and you will come up with it. on the other end. we are in red. hands up. don't go up. back up. go back here. hands up on number 50. get up on her. okay. then we have got to bring it out. i told her you're going to box out. i told her you're going to jump. call it if you do it. okay? we are good. come on. we have got to have 100% of those. when they miss a shot we have to have the rebound. if it is a layup, whatever shot, we have to have it. all right? an average bust out is not good enough. you can do it. kelly harper now a member of the tennessee women's basketball hall of fame and three-time national champion. halftime sta31-1 of arica f thatot ole. f i'lectew pd

they are 9 for 18. 50%. >> and boston college throws it away. >> this thing about boston college theyt then they turn the ball over. they just can't get over the hump. >> their three-point shooting has kept them in the game but they cannot afford at this point in the game any more empty possessions like that one. the kick out to stewart. >> and a good rebound by roche. >> i don't think you will see ari stewart miss very many when he is that wide open. >> here is elmore. offensive foul called on dallas elmore. >> i think that's frustrated boston college. you don't oven see them frustrated on offense. they generally run their offense pretty well. but a lot of quick shots. a lot of guys trying to force the ball to the basket and i think that's because the wake forest has defended them so well. >> stewart off the chas mcfarland miss. >> and another rebound. >> stewart is not used to being that close to the basket. >> the look on c.j. harris' face. >> one of the things -- he has obviously learned it -- that you have to develop as a college basketball. third foul on c.j. harris. >> and core

we're live on boston street. you can see behind me, traffic is picking up considerably this morning. boston street quite indicative of the main roads in the baltimore area. they're good to go. it's a manageable rush hour. that's not to say that you should not use -- you should absolutely be cautious on the ramps, the bridges and the overpasses. but the main roads like boston street, fleet, pat, lumber and downtown are in good shape. by the way, tomorrow we reach the halfway point of winter. as we said earlier in he show. it can't end soon enough. traffic is moving nicely on boston street. we'll send it back to you on tv hill. >>> remember. wjz is always on. stay with us for complete coverage. and for constant updates you can are your own live look at first warning doppler radar and a list of any closings and delays on wjz.com. >>> we have breaking news out of pakistan this morning. a top pakistani official said that three u.s. soldiers have been killed in a bomb blast. the official said that the blast hit a convo

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stays with boston college. you can't expect to win a basketball like that and right now nc state is 38.7 seconds away from picking up a big, big win here in the final couple weeks of acc play. hould ing totototototototototoo >> rich: right now up 67-58. how about beal off the bench. two big plays in this one. >> robin: athletic move. tipoff by ellison mokely. the season they are over 78% in acc play. >> robin: averaging about 68% fr from the free-throw line. keeps the streak alive, doesn't she? >> rich: 12 of 12. first of two tonight here in the acc. many of you will see number 8 duke and number 19 george tech. in about 10 minutes for that one as georgia tech looks for an upset. >> rich: god play by brittanny johnson. nine-point game with 29 seconds left. white. that should do it. time to print a new resume for nc state. >> robin: an opportunity not to be the last one. >> rich: missed opportunity certainly for boston college. they go on the road against the team that they smoked by 17 back in early january. kel

into boston. but this storm goes well west of that. take a look at the watches and warnings out tonight. all the way back into chicago. so, we're talking about an area that's easily 100 million people getting snow. detroit, chicago, new york city, washington, d.c. and even boston. >> you told me this is a narrow band of fierce snow so you could get hit but your neighbor down the road not? >> reporter: this is a tricky storm, diane. this is a low that will explode offshore tomorrow afternoon. and if it forms out in the ocean, a little bit further out in the ocean than believed, we would miss the snow. if it forms west, we get a mixture of sleet and that takes the toe tams way down. reputations are won and lost on a forecast like this. here is what we're going with now. been looking at the storms for almost 22 years in this area, so, right now, based on what we know about the storm track, washington, d.c., 8 to 12, philadelphia, 15 to 20. new york city area, coming in with 10 to 18 and a little bit more in boston than earlier anticipated

boston, july 21, 1776. last thursday, after hearing a very good sermon, i went with the multitude into kings street to hear the proclamations for independence read and proclaimed. the truth appeared under arms and all these habitants were a symbol there. when colonel krause read from the balcony of the state house the proclamation, great attention was given to every word. as soon as he ended the cry from the balcony, god save our american states, and then three cheers which rendered the air. the bells rang. the privateers fired the forts and batteries. they can and were discharged. the platoons followed and every face appeared joyful. mr. bowdoin then gave a sentiment, stability and perpetuity to american independence. after dinner the kings arms were taken down from the statehouse and every vestige of them from every place in which it appeared and burnt in king street. the us and royal authority in the state, and all the people shall say amen. [applause] >> john return home briefly in the fall of 1776, but

only the odd scramble against the boston bruins. his softies have gone away in the game and he's riding the best run right now of his career. he was spectacular against the bruins. >> throughout this washington streak jose has been buttoned up tight. largest 8-0. only off of pat rigin's record. the percentage over 94 averaging only one goal against five on five and arguably the two best game, 41 saves against the wings and the bruins. >> the capitals were missing nike green. he has one more game to sit out suspended but tom poti is filling the void. >> he's been a steady eddie. no clearing mistakes and positioning very sound. the two helpers, plus four and he logged over 6 minutes on the red hot p.k. unit. he's been delivering from the back line. >> dishing it out nicely and the head coach offered this strong review of the man wearing number 3. >> tom pote seso underrated. he's the key back their defensively. he logs big time minutes and can give you offense when it's need good when he's on his game defensively he shuts down everybo

winter storm warnings from boston. dc. boston, detroit, cleveland, chicago. everyone hammered. but we are getting the worst of it. around baltimore area down to d.c.. looks like the hardest hit. and further areas north. as far as how much snowfall we can see. timing shows heavy snow through tonight. and behind it more snow mid-morning, afternoon and winds are a factor tomorrow. so how much snow are we talking about? 14 to 20 plus inches across baltimore, i-95 corridor down through dc. seven to 14 southern portion of the state. and southeastern portion of the state on the eastern shore. but then up around cecil county, wilmington, philadelphia, 1522. heavier amounts across the state line into delaware. and into philadelphia. so here is what it looks like next die planner. snow continues through the overnight, picking up through the morning. windy conditions. as much as 40 to 50 miles per hour gusts. tell but the storm in detail coming up. >> thank you, vytas. >> city crews manage to clear the main roads and many neighborhood streets are untouched. with another round of snow blow

researchers in boston now link the number one killer of babies to a chemical imbalance in the brain.ow serotonin levels make make babies susceptible to s.i.d.s. the discovery could lead to serotonin screening problems. >>> did the president dis sin city again? the senate's top democrat thinks so. now, he's slamming the president for singling out las vegas in comments made yesterday in new hampshire. >> you don't go buying a boat when you can barely play your mortgage. you don't blow a bunch of cash on vegas when you're trying to save for college. you prioritize. you make tough choices. >> nevada senator harry reid called on the president to lay off las vegas. the president wrote back explaining he wasn't saying anything negative about the city. you remember last year, mr. obama outraged the city's mayor when he told bank execs they shouldn't be flying off to vegas on the taxpayers' dime. >>> the president didn't apologized. but today, his chief of staff will for something he said last summer. rahm emanuel was cited for calling liberal activists retarded. emanuel has apologized and wi

they wisely reached out to, among other places, boston.ing these guys here from wl french es ca separating cooperation drove their dump trucks, their front end loaders and sidewalk bobcats to d.c., they've been plowing nonstop ever since. housing projects, schools, sidewalk, you name it. contractors were hired from all of over but the biggest number came from boston and those bay staters became rock stars here in d.c. "boston globe" reporting today how grateful the washingtonians have been from the people up north, even inviting the drivers inside for something to eat. one quoted -- what would be really awesome is if washington had its own snow removing rock stars. they could ask scott brown and john kerry and others to put plows on their cars and take their chances. i know that senator brown has a pick up truck. that does it for us tonight. now, because i'm on before him for the first time ever, ladies and gentlemen, here is keith olbermann. i've never been able to do this before. good evening, keith. >> what the hell's going on? thank yo

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they go up against boston college, 13 in the first half. he had 15.5, boston college destroys virginia tech 80-60. george washington, george mason just squeaks by delaware. american beat navy in double overtime, 80-77. they welcome the struggling meant as grizzlies. down by nine, watching it dion go to iraq. ouch. with a 40. the fourth quarter, with the money. this jumper right there is good. the grizzlies stop of the wizards, 99-94. too big olympic hockey games in vancouver tonight. a big win for the americans, turning back switzerland 2-0. it will move to the semifinals, taking on the winner of the finland and the czech republics gain. -- game. they take on canada and the canadians, russia falls 7-3. finally, the olympics might have come to a sudden and for lindsay vonn who crashed on her run and broke the pinky on her right hand. no decision has been made on whether she will race in the final period >> 100 miles an hour and only breaks the pinkie. >>> a when tomorrow, some snow in the mor

the high-speed acela was on its way from boston to washington.rak service was stopped for a couple of hours. it is now back to running on schedule. >>> senior officials at metro say they are ready to make changes to make sure the transit system is safe. the national transportation safety board wrapped up a three-day hearing on last june's metro crash today. nine people were killed when two trains collided near the ft. totten station. signs point to a faulty track sensor. testimony today suggested a deeper issue at metro, an atmosphere of distrust between employees and managers. >> there is not a lot of looking into the root cause of the problem. punishment instead of trying to find out what the problem is. >> the way i feel right now that everybody was at work, was nobody doing their job, okay? now i have a bigger job. i have to tell my grandkids that their mother died because nobody was doing their job. >> ntsb is expected to have a final report the one-year anniversary of the accident. >>> a man deliver potato chips is recovering after being sh

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and capitols were in boston tonight. >>> the police have just made an arrest in the murder of a woman and her 8-year-old son in prince william county in virginia. 47-year-old natalia wilson is charged with two counts of murder. 41-year-old slavka naydenova and her son paul wilson were called in a house in dale city last night. paul wilson was a second grader at mount porter traditional school in woodbridge. police say her husband found the bodies when he returned home from work. investigators say the suspect and the victims knew each other. >>> police say alcohol was a factor in a crash that killed two men in adell guy, maryland, last night. the two were involved in a minor accident before 11:00. the men were exchanging information on the side of the road after that accident when another driver suddenly plowed into them. now both men's families want that driver to pay for cutting two lives short. >> we just lost a hard-working man who was happy all the titi. 4:30 this morning we get a phone call that alex is dead because of a drunk driver. >> she didn't think about anybody else except

there is boston college up 13-12 now, 19-18. they play on at the forum. and mcdermott rocking the pink. kansas state up by two. tennis clem meanty with a fast break lay up. then steps back knocking down a three. and k state up by five. iowa state claused to within one. craig braken stringing cyclone nootz lead, 4-13 after that. now, square at 21. and mississippi state is on the road in gainsville up by two over the florida gators. more on the half time report in just a moment. >>> with barry booker from sec network studios. our late game today, number four kentucky raveling to baton rouge to take on lsu. cats won two in a row against sec since that loss to south carolina on january 26th. here is what they have coming up in the month of february with ranked opposition in tennessee and vanderbilt. and interest is kentucky showing few few kinks in the armor. talk about what they have ahead in february. >> the question about kentucky is this young team. when they go on the road, and they will, south carolina at tennessee then, at georgia there is a difficult

and howard zinn was with us leading the chants in boston on the boston commons.oward was with us. he was our teacher then, and he remains our teacher now. it was a day, indeed, for troublemakers of all kinds. oh, yes. it was howard's kind of event. and that day when the world said no to war, something was created, and it was something very strange happened the next today. "the new york times" told the truth on the front page above the fold, and they said, once again there are two superpowers in the world: the united states and global public opinion. that means the white house and us. because it was us on a global level. people all around the world. that morning, that morning when a small group of people led by archbishop desmond tutu of south africa met with kofi annan at the united nations, the first thing that bishop tootoo said to kofi annan was we are here on behalf of the people marching in 665 cities around the world, and we're here to tell you those people marching in those 665 cities, we claim the united nations as our own. we claim it in the name of the

well,, jeff, i am here along boston street in canton. where you can see the road is covered in snow. we saw a snow plow plow go through here about 10 minutes ago. so the roads are actually still passable throughout the area here in canton. but boston street is like a lot of streets across the city, that are considered snow emergency routes. earlier today, the city officials announced that all vehicles need to be removed from any snow emergency route, so that snow plows can get through the streets and remove the snow. but plows are not the only thing that are going to be out on the road. the national guard actually will have their humvees out to help fire, city fire, and police, respond to any emergencies. >> we cannot moo new years eve around in the cars or trucks we have, so officers are out on foot wherever they can. >> and going back to those snow emergency routes. if your car is parked along one of the routes, it is at-risk of being ticketed or towed. the city has set up areas where you can take your car, to park it free of charge. a

here's gary washburn who writes for the boston globe. i see 29-16, that's pretty impressivement then i remember this is the boston celtics. what's been their problem latelisome. >>they've been injured and inconsistent. guys who usually come through haven't. they haven't played with the cohesiveness, especially defensively, that we've been used to seeing in the last five years. >>the defensive guru is thibodeau. i'm surprised by the injuries you mentioned. yet at 29-16 should we be surprised or disappointed at that record? >>i think disappointed. they lost to the warriors and clippers and philadelphia at home. this is a team that has lost to a lot of losing teams. indiana. teams that have come in and played well and the celtics allowed that. they've fallen apart in the 4th quart and are lost a big league like yesterday with the lakers and thursday against orlando. they fall behind early. they've lost to atlanta four times. >>wow. >>we're not used to seeing this. we're not used to seeing kevin garnett slow or ray allen missing 3's. we're n

stretching up to boston and maine. and watch it closely. that will be monday, tuesday. so westerly days until then. so your forecast for tonight. looking at 18 degrees. cold. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25. so blustery conditions. and then for tomorrow. sun and clouds. 33. blustery. northwest winds at 15 to 20. and then your five-day forecast. 34 friday. saturday 35. sunday 35. sunshine out there. which is good. helping to melt the snow gradually. and then by monday. the next chance for that system. clipper, pushing in. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, vytas. >> weather and road conditions of course will change overnight. so tune in to fox 45 morning news to get the latest information on cancellations, traffic and weather. fox 45 news morning news starts at 5 a.m. >> calling in the national guard. why soldiers say it is just another humanitarian mission. >> and, of with fios you have instant access to news, traffic and weather without changing the channel. i will be ready for whatever the day throws at me. uh, looks like torrential rain, bumper to bump

part of the reason that boston's subway system is underground and new york's too, right? true. there was a man named alfred eli beech who wanted subways -- he looked out his window and saw traffic congestion in new york city, he actually was part of groups that charted how many wagons went by corners at one time, he actually found a corner in new york that had 11,000 vehicles going by every day. and he was a proponent of subways and actually had a model built in 1870s that was very successful and people liked. but the above-ground transportation companies were so powerful that they blocked it. and one of the good consequences of the blizzard of 1888 was that it finally helped push his idea forward, though it took to 1904 before subways actually started to run in new york city. >> so we should in some ways be thankful for those mammoth storms of the past. who knows what major technological changes will come from this one. although again it's not predicted to be anywhere near as big as the one back in 1888. we sure hope that's the case. jim murphy, author of the book "blizz

of boston vs. bellotti, where in massachusetts there was a law that said that corporations couldn't involve themselves in politics, unless in clerical campaigns, unless the campaign directly impacted the corporation. and the first national bank of boston had put money under a political campaign that had nothing to do with banking. and so they were sued by bellotti, who was the attorney general, it went all the way to the supreme court. and in that case, the court -- that was one of the cases that set the precedent for this case, the court ruled that corporation actually had the right to speak beyond just it's own little narrow area, but in a dissent, justice rehnquist, who i always thought of as, you know, kind of conservative, justice rehnquist in his dissent said, this is from memory and it's a couple years old, but i think it's pretty close to, a pretty good paraphrase any way he said, back in the 1886, without the benefit of open debate or discussion, this court rule the corporations have the r

. >> 50s in the pacific northwest. 48 in boise. 20s from minneapolis to kansas city. 41 in boston. 45 in atlanta. and 65 in miami. >>> well, the harsh winter weather has taken a popular item off menus and produce stands. tomatoes. nearly 80% of last month's tomato crop in florida was wiped out by the hard freeze. >> that means the price for thoomatoes and other vegetables that were harmed is going to skyrocket. those prices will go up. and the shortages could last well into spring. >>> business news is next, including a new minivan recall this morning. >>> and is it the end of the road for the hummer brand? >>> and more from the deadly attack at seaworld. are killer whales too dangerous ♪ what if one pop ♪ ♪ could open a world of wonder ? ♪ ♪ so sensory ♪ so satisfying ♪ the discovery ♪ never seems to stop ♪ ♪ it's the magic friskies ♪ ♪ makes happen ♪ every day ♪ in so many ways ♪ friskies ♪ feed the senses i have a note from the previous owner. just show me the carfax. a carfax report can help you choose a great used car. it's free at thousands of reputable dealers. just say, "show

and then 10 or 15 more than that up in boston. have you seen one like this before? >> one storm was the blizzard of '78 in boston. for a single storm, that's still the greatest. but for a week, these amounts -- by the way, folks up in baltimore with 40, 45 inches in northern parts of montgomery county for the week, that's what the blizzard of '78 did in boston in northern parts of rhode island in one storm, in one storm. but we've had especially a week of storms. so it really is unprecedented to have that, especially around this area. if it makes you feel any better, our total now for the winter is 55 1/2 inches ofsnow, which is the greatest winter ever. on the other hand, syracuse in an average winter has 115 inches. so we're half of what syracuse has. 31 degrees our high temperature. there we are for february, closing in on 32 inches. here are the storm headlines. we still have several more hours of these bands of snow. i know you're seeing it blowing and drifting. we're still under that blizzard warning until 10:00 for you folks across northern maryland, which ha

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only one loss and that was to boston college.you look and if the brackets were today and the play was to finish right now you see boston college, who beat the best team in the league, north carolina has not been playing on day 1 since 2001. it has been a long time for them. looking to see georgia tech would hold on to a top 4 seed and very important to machelle joseph. >> you look at our game here, three-point ballgame. george tech in 4th, north carolina in 8th. >> it is unpredictable and fun. coaches, there are no secret. they dump everything they have. quality of play outstanding. some of the best players in the entire country that are playing in the acc. it should be really fun. >> should be a great tournament. excited to have that one just around the corner. first, we have to wrap up this one. more from the half here at georgia tech when we come back. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. we americ

they wisely reached out to, among other places, boston.rivers drove their dump trucks down to d.c. they've been plowing non-stop ever since. houing projects, schools, sidewalks, you name it. in the process, those became rock stars here in d.c. "boston globe" reporting today how grateful the people of washington have been for the help up north, even inviting the drivers inside for something to eat. one quoted -- it's just another day. people hug us and say, thank you, i can finally get out of my house which is, face it, wicked nice. what would be really awesome is if washington had its own snow removing rock stars. i know that senator brown has a pick up truck. that does it for >>> welcome to beautiful vancouver, british columbia. and the 21st olympic winter games. it's men's hockey. finland and germany and the long-time star of the finnish team, 39-year-old teemu selanne is on the verge of history with one more point, selanne will become the all-time leadi ining scorer in the olympics. and saku koivu would love to add a gold to his silver

another call, boston, hello. boston, are you there? boston?rry, hi, judge judy. >> larry: go. >> caller: i never hear too much of your opinion on the haiti relief situation and how we're doing there. >> larry: the whole haiti situation. >> i think everybody knows it's going to take a long time. haiti wasn't in good shape economically before the devastating earthquake and it's probably going to take them a long time to get back, but i think lots of people are interested and lots of people are committed. we had a tragedy in new orleans and it's taken a long time for new orleans to get back. >> larry: mesa, arizona for judge judy, hello. >> caller: good evening, larry and judge judy. i have to tell judge judy, you are my american idol. i love you and love your show. in your opinion, how do you feel president obama is doing overall considering all the crises facing our country? thank you. >> larry: i know you liked him very much and supported him. >> i liked him and i voted for him. i think that he made lots of promises to lots of constituencies.

this magic team will be in boston on sunday. trying to take a 2-0 series lead in this best of four series, one that the magic swept last season four straight. the same two teams will play again march 13th in bc and again april 7th here in orlando. steve: trying to get a little bit of the popcorn up there. >> steve: is that what it is. >> phil: yeah. >> steve: carter to inbound. 14 on the shot clock. magic by one, 86-85. carter with a nice move, cut off by haywood. down low, ball knocked out of bounds by butler with seven to shoot. excellent defense by washington. >> phil: at that point if brendan is not going to be able to come off of vince carter he has to make that pass as difficult as possible, use those long arms. >> steve: into carter, takes a short long jumper, off the rim, jamison there for the rebound. for antoine his eighth rebound to go along with nine points. butler driving on carter, fade awii good, what a shot by caron butler who has got 27 points in the game and nine rebounds. 87-86 washington. they are just really

. >> when this storm is over they'll have more snow than boston for the year. which is ridiculous. >> thank you for staying on top top of it, bill. >>> glass half empty or half full for the jobs? put democrats in the half full category. nancy pelosi this morning said drop in january's unemployment rate to 9.7% shows the democrat stimulus package is working. but republicans see this as glass half empty, pointing to the 20,000 jobs slashed last month. the labor department now says 8.4 million jobs have been lost to the recession. in less than half an hour, president obama returns his focus to jobs, announcing new programs aiming to help small businesses. mike viqueira is at the white house. what's surprising to me is hearing anybody championing this number as great. you're looking at 20,000 net jobs lost, that means people are giving up looking for work. >> well, that could be one way to look at it. look, back in november, when the job rate took down two-tenths of a percent, today it took down three-tenths of a percent. the president was almost in a celebr attach

they will be set up at boston logan and chicago's o'hare airports next week.hey will set up in the airports by the department of homeland security. >>> a connecticut mother accused of aban beyonding her daughter for days while she went on vacation. michelle casareus said nothing after being charged of risk of injury to a minor. she's accused of leaving her 11-year-old daughter unsupervised and going off to florida. school officials contacted police after a parent reported the girl's mother went on a trip to meet her boyfriend. >>> katelynn inge yam and her 21-year-old boyfriend allegedly robbed at least two banks in the dartmuth area. ingam was not armed at the time, but passed the note to the teller with specific instructions. police arrested the pair without incident on monday. >>> and the accused miami cat killer was arrested on monday morning, arrested for the alleged mutilation and killing of cats last summer. but there's a major problem with the prosecution's case. authorities say they couldn't find any human dna evidence on those cats. they're still awa

susan covers politics at the "boston globe" over at the rotunda. susan, you, first.t seems to me there is a whacky wing to every political movement i could argue and certainly the tea parties have their whacky elements. the question is does it have the credibility to really move the republican party to the right? >> you know, i don't know. i think in earlier elections where you had the social conservatives at war with the sort of fiscal conservatives that didn't work out too well for them. i think the republican party desperately needs the tea party movement to help galvanize republicans and keep people energized, the angriest voters in america right now. there are a lot of angry voters. i think it would be a mistake for the republicans to completely adopt their legislative agenda or they'll lose in a lot of districts, you know, like that upstate new york district that just isn't going to elect somebody that conservative. >> can they overdo it? >> sure. the republican party has been pulled in this direction since ronald reagan's time as you were talking about in the

power to thousands knocked out and air traffic snarled from boston to atlanta. philadelphia -- >> enough already. >> reporter: you're ready for spring? >> definitely ready for spring. >> reporter: they're not feeling the love. >> i can't. not another day. not another day, not another minute. >> reporter: and this new jersey snowplow driver says he's just plain over it. >> pretty slick and everybody is tired and i think we're ready for winter to go away. >> reporter: at least three traffic deaths have been blamed on the storm. wind gusts of 40-50 miles per hour threatened to come along with the storm system as well. in new york, ainsley earhart, fox news. >>> 8:14 right now. and fortunately we dodged it here so far. not so bad out there. >> it's not indeed and it's about to get better. >> it is. we're going to see the precipitation has moved out. we'll tell you about that and show that to you in a moment. >>> but first it is time for the my first 5 photo of the day. take a look. she's a star. this is olivia. she loves to sing and her favorite song is jg vampire's

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we were at the boston pops and when he was not very impressed when i made by program into a paper plane and assailed it. did you hit him? >> no. [laughter] but she gave me another chance. >> host: did you go home early? [laughter] >> guest: she went home early part but fortunately you got a second chance. >> tell us, hanus says i am a tough guy. but a wrestler in high school but when the president asks them to become secretary of treasury and hanks initial reaction was not to do with but he decided to do it. he had one big worry it is interesting to make a grown man grumbles. >> he is talking about my mom. i am quite close to my mother, a strong woman and very engaged a and interested in politics, policy, and she was not an admirer of george bush and very unhappy with the war and very interested in women's issues. there was a fair amount of speculation i might go to washington and i would turn down the opportunity a couple times. i assured her the i would not go because i had no intent. but then when i reversed myself and decided very suddenly it was the right thing to do not to say no

this is boston street here. what we have been noticing right now, normally boston street is a parking lot during rush hour. what you are seeing is a steady flow of traffic, meaning that some folks decided to stay home or get home from work little earlier. looking at this parking lot, there are a couple of plows ready to go to keep the parking lot clear. we are seeing mostly untraveled areas where a lot of the snow is sticking. we thought about an hour ago that this would be a non-event because the snow was really not sticking to the ground. tom said earlier that the temperatures are dropping and the snow is starting to stick to the ground. because of the state of emergency, baltimore city has gone ahead and they will let folks part in the city parking garages that are in federal hill, little italy, and canton for free all night. just go in, you will not have to pay anything. you can park in the reserved spots. that is the latest here from canton. just a steady stream of snow that is starting to stick to the grou

new york, boston, and baltimore also climb to the 30s. >>> great story here. the british government is hoping to make going to the local pub a little safer. >> believe it or not, the government is introducing the shatter-proof pint glass. there it is. that's an example of it on the left. >> yes, they say there are about 87,000 attacks each year in which pubgoers attack each other with their glasses. the brits believe the shatter-proof glass could save more than $4 bilon a year in health costs linked to those attacks. how do you do shatter-proof beer bottles as well. >> i'm glad the government is prioritizing this. >> now you're going to have a bunch of drunk people trying to break these glasses. >> they'll be bouncing off the bar. we'll be right back. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video a

professor james alan fox is a professor at boston university.e rape, robbery and aggravated assault are the categories. murder declined nationwide 10%. robbery fell 6%. for shebaa rate declined 3.3% and robbery -- forceable rape declined 3.3% and robbery also declined. it was behind the statistics? guest: the decline would have to be due to more than one factor. you can look at issues such as smart policing, policing that relies on data and information, on strategy. you can look at how many americans we have behind bars, keeping them off the streets. you can even look at the fact that the fastest growing population of our senior -- of our citizenry is the senior citizens. they have the lowest involvement in violent crime. the crime is coming down on the because the population is aging. those are just some of the factors. i'm sure we have 45 minutes to talk about the others. host: the report indicates that the crime rate is declining in cities with small populations, 10,000 -- and in cities with small populations, 10,000 to 25,000, the crime rate

the win last night in boston put them to a franchise high 11 in a row.trailing first quarter. there are sluggish. they took over in the third. they started to pull away tied at one. they have their first lead of the night. they would build the lead until they put it away. 4-1 win. first 11 games when history in the franchise. i am gerry sandusky. i hope your day is off to a fantastic start. >> thanks. coming up in the next half hour of 11 news today. >> we will check on how the roads are doing in baltimore county after the snow from last night. >> the snow is tapering off. we have good news. the weekend may be a different story. forecast is coming up. >> good news. many of our early morning accident have been cleared.

this have on the ocean on the new hampshire ' coast one hour north of boston. same storm fueled these flames. nearby gusts came close to 70 miles an hour. we're told flames could be seen for miles them good news here. no one was hurt. >>> the maryland senate unanimously approved a bill on thursday banning bisphenol-a in bottles and cups for children under 4 years of age. it is a controversial chemical used primarily to make plastics. the ban takes effect in 2012. it is similar to laws passed in connecticut and minnesota last year. >>> a teenager's impression didn't work. a 14-year-old skater grabbed the back of a dc fire truck looking for a ride. it happened at sheridan street and 7th street in northwest. instead of getting a ride, the truck ran over the teenager's foot and he ended up getting a ride to the hospital. >>> washington played a little hollywood on the potomac on thursday night. first stop the white house. she gave president obama a big hug. clint eastwood and bob dylan won awards but weren't present ♪ [ music ] that's musical legend stevie wonder.

but we're often told that election time we are choosing our commander in chief, the man at the boston -- with the button and remember in the saturday night massacre when nixon wanted to get rid of archibald cox the head general haig called the justice department and say fire cox. and he said you have to fire him you are commander-in-chief he has given you in order. he was a civilian. but this aura which certainly began out of his sole control then add of the war baking power in agreeing it is such now that coming off of his plane or helicopter so boosting is something you do to that military uniform, a general out of uniform is not so did. the president is saluted out of uniform. now, since reagan. >> host: you may nixon did not get himself saluted? only since reagan? [laughter] >> guest: right. the president is not a military officer of any kind. that was proven in new york. his estate said we should have a tax break given to people for a military service. the court decided military service was long ago and he got a pension for that but as president he is not a military officer at al

from york road in towson to boston street in canton, an easy morning ride. >> okay. i came up from the city. so it's been absolutely fine. the roads were fine. i came up 83. >> well, i drive for a living. there's nothing about it. the roads are clear. the side streets are damp. it's all right so far. doctor so far, you may call at the time dog days of winter. tucker talked about his drive. >> picked the trailer up and headed down to petersburg, virginia. >> reporter: how far of of a ride is that? >> about three and a half hours. today probably about four, four and a half. >> reporter: the city is already preparing for a possible bigger storm this weekend. >> our crews are getting ready. we're getting our equipment replenished, salt replenished. of course we want all of our employees to get some rest because we don't know what to expect for this weekend. >> reporter: for now, enjoy the postcard for baltimore, but keep the hot chocolate handy. more, maybe a lot more of this, is on the way. >> i hope not. i'm about done with it. i wish the groundhog didn't see his shado

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>> east boston, massachusetts. >> what year? >> 1965. >> that makes you 45. >> i'd like to say that i just turned 44. i am from november 1965. >> your first political job? >> volunteer or paid? volunteer, i worked in the reagan-bush reelection. i was born and raised in the northeast my entire life. i lived through the carter administration and the first four years of the reagan did ministration. so when it was time for me to vote or to pay attention enough to vote -- my parents were not political at all. my family was not political at all. i was the first registered republican in my house and in my family, that i know of. it was something new to me. i did not know to be republican, to be candid. i went to register to vote in 1984. i went to the motor registrar's office. as i turned to walk away, she said, you did not put -- in maryland, you are required to put democrats, independents, or republican in the box. i had no idea. i just wanted to be with ronald reagan. she said, i cannot tell you what ronald reagan is. here is "the w

enjoy yourself. >> so you'll end up in boston and then what? >> boston really is the next thing.tion, do a full weekend worth of events, and then after that, we're launching phase two of this, which is 2 million dogs. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> a winter storm warning is in effect for most of the viewing area. the race is on to stock up on food and necessities as people prepare for a snowstorm. parking is scarce and supplies are limited as long lines phil convenience stores and supermarkets. local officials are preparing roads. officials ask that you stay off of the road as much as possible >> we have a look at what we can expect from the storm. >> as we head into this afternoon, or will be developing -- snow will be developing. 1 inch to 3 inches on the ground this evening, so the evening commute will be a slippery, but temperatures will be above freezing, so that will help a touch. snow will intensify overnight tonight. the worst will be late tonight into early saturday, when real blizzard conditions are taking place. before it