busloads of students to go to cambridge maryland. on the eastern shore of maryland. to get on one of these buses and i don't do it because i am in any way committed. it is because my mother is not there to stop me. and so i get there and what i find is that there is this amazing strong local leader, gloria richardson, yes indeed, obviously no relation to me and she is another one of the contributors to our book. i also find this is a sncc project, student non-violent coordinating committee so the little hole organizers had requested sncc assistance so i finished my freshman year and then i decide i'm going to take off the next semester would be the first semester of my sophomore year to work with sncc i assume that it was going to be just six months and that is a whole other question about how my mother takes it, but anyway so i've decided six months. who knows and it turns into three years. what i'm going to do is read a little bit from my chapter and it is called sncc, my enduring circle of trust. a lot of sncc people were recognized as. eyes of the national office

cambridge, maryland is at 36 degrees.our forecast for today, morning snow, light accumulations, a dusting to maybe an inch or so. partly sunny this afternoon. cold with gusty winds. winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour right now because of the winds blowing and the wind gusts, it feels like it is 26 degrees. it is 36 degrees but the wind chill is 26. so there you go. a cold start to the day. >> thank you. >>> let's check with julie and see how the roads are this morning. >> slippery conditions. allow extra time out there on the roads this morning. already receiving word of some slippery conditions as you travel between 50 and 123 out on 66 making your way east of fair oaks and conning back in towards the capital beltway. on the other side of town, if you are traveling northbound along i-95, that is where we had problems with icy conditions reported near the prince william parkway. traveling northbound on i-95, you will find the lanes are open leaving springfield headed up towards 395. accident activity reports as you tra

were also organizing busloads of buses, that doesn't make sense, busloads of students to go to cambridge, marylandand sitting here in d.c., you know that, on the eastern shore of maryland. now i decide to get on one of these buses and i don't do it because i'm in any way committed. it is because my mother is not there to stop me. [laughter] so why get there, and wi-fi is there is this amazing, strong local leader, gloria richardson, yes indeed, obviously no relation to me and she is another one of the contributors to the book. i also find that this is a "after sncc, student nonviolent coordinating committee. they have required sncc assistance. so i finish my freshman year and decide i'm going to take off the next semester which would be the first semester of my sophomore year to work with sncc. and i assume that it's going to be just six months and that's a whole other question about how my mother takes it. anyway, i decide six months. well who knows, and it turns into three years. what i'm going to do is read a little bit from my chapter, and it's called sncc, my enduring circle of trust. a lot o

it is called in cambridge, too. western maryland has been locked in the arctic air for a long time. with the skies temporarily clearing out the temperatures will cool out quickly again tonight. the good news is we do not have to consider a wind chill. stronger low pressure in the southern branch of the jet stream. we will pick up some moisture off of the atlantic. our weekend alum as what to do with the store once it reaches the carolina coast. it could move north toward us your to the east. it looks like it will favor the offshore track which will keep the threat to our south and east and even offshore saturday night and sunday. another big pacific storm will be dumping 5 feet to 6 feet in the sierra. there will be pummeled with heavy snow in the mountains. some of that moisture and energy could track across the country and bring us a couple more snow threats next week. for tomorrow, we will be in and out of the clouds. it will be a cool day. the same thing will happen on sunday. we will just see some clouds and chilling temperatures here on sunday. that will keep the temperature i

cambridge. checkout western maryland. below zero wind chills at this hour. tonight, skies will very from clear partly cloudy. the wind will be tested occasionally to 35 miles per hour with a steady 15-20 mile per hour wind with even a lifter work flurry or two in the clouds as they pass by. it feels closer to the low single digits or even near zero at times overnight. prepare for the arctic cold. this is because of low pressure in eastern canada. between these two, the strong winds are storing -- starring right out of the hudson bay delivering this cold into the atlantic. clear skies right now, but freeze warnings for tonight across much of florida. temperatures will really bottom out again tonight. on this stalled out boundaries, we expected area of low pressure to attract east and it will cut just to our south but perhaps bring is a chance for a period of light snow. tomorrow, we will see more snow than today, but still windy and cold. clouds increase tomorrow, and here the system is approaching us on thursday. late morning into the evening, there may be s

maryland. and between cambridge and salisbury.ld pick up another inch of snow in the next hour or two, before it finally moves out. that's where the heaviest of the snow has been today. across southern virginia, some spots picking up 3 or 4 inches or so. take a look at the advisory. we still have until late tonight, officially, although it may drop, a winter weather advisory for the entire state of maryland, way down to the south. because they had heavier amounts and ice. a winter storm warning continues for a few hours. tim williams is in the outback. >> reporter: totals are coming in, as bob mentioned. and they will continue to come in through the night. and they will have a better idea of the complete total of the storms as we get into tomorrow. for now, the smallest amount we've seen, ironically, is that the official reporting station at bwi marshall, which is just at 4/10ths of an inch of snow. but tv hill will move up from there. dundalk at about an inch and a half. as is columbia. st. mary's, around 2 inches, getting into t

cambridge. pax river 33. 37 in winchester and oakland, maryland where the snow is flying, that's near blizzard conditions in spots with 38- mile an hour wind gusts. temperature-wise, another story here. we have readings in the teens and 20s this morning. and right now at reagan national 23. it feels like 12 with cloudy skies. no snow at the airport. west northwest winds at 12 and the dew point degrees. feels like 12 in town. feels like 1 in hagerstown. one in winchester. the wind chill of six in southern maryland and in the mountains, this is why we have wind chill advisories out there. the wind chill in garrett county 17 below. big storm is spinning up here in canada. northwesterly winds. the snow bands continue from time to time. an that's what we will see today. a couple of snow bands even through midday, can't rule out a few to the metro. the mountains been pasted with snow tonight and tomorrow. and our weather will be improving later this afternoon and expecting a flurry and snow shower action to shut down. so, today, windy. we have the snow showers this morning, 30 degrees. tomorrow, 31 tv 2. partl

cambridge over to the beaches. that's where the snow is now. across central maryland, couldn't find anything. but around the central portions of northern maryland, the snow has pretty much done what it's going to do. so whatever you've got, that's pretty much the total you're going to see. >>> we still have an advisory in effect, officially by the weather service, until late tonight. because of the slick conditions, particularly in those secondary and those neighborhood streets that have not been treated. they are certainly going to be slippery because the temperatures are well below freezing with a little more on that. tim williams joins me in the outback with a look at temperatures and some of those snow totals. tim? >> reporter: well, bob, as you mentioned, definitely the temperatures were a major factor. winds not so much today. winds have been moderate. but the winds have been simple. it never got above freezing. never even teetered above freezing. well below freezing meant it always stayed snow. it stayed snow from the beginning and will remain snow through the end. right now, 24 degree

> shots from cambridge massachusetts this morning look at this as much as 2 feet of snow has fallen in parts of the northeast. states of emergency declared north carolina, virginia, marylandetts and maine. >>> 49ers have fired mike singletary. the decision came hours after the rams defeated the 49ers in st. louis. yesterday's loss ensured the team will not make the playoffs, it capped a dispointing year for a squad favoured to win nfc west since beginning of the season. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, southbound 101 around wilfred avenue, large pothole in lanes, a traffic alert will be in effect most of the day. sinkage problems in the roadway last check traffic was backed up to santa rosa. our other big problem is the fog this is nemitz freeway. 880 through oakland you can't see anything our camera is not broken just a lot of low visibility out there. we have several fog advisories issued by chp, one was just issued for san mateo bridge looks like most of that fog is on the highrise section of the bridge this is our camera just next to the toll plaza, you can see the fog is at the bay bridge fog advisory venetia bridge and carcenas. >>> the national weather service now issu