. >> gawande: camden, new jersey, sits in the shadow of philadelphia. it's a city that seems in a constant state of peril. poverty here is rife. unemployment is double the national average. public institutions are in crisis or, like the local library, simply shuttered. it's officially one of america's most dangerous cities. but camden may also be the city to help solve one of america's most intractable problems-- lowering the cost of health care. as a doctor and writer for the new yorker, i came here to meet the local physician who began to figure it out. it all started ten years ago with a shooting. >> i was working in my house one evening. heard gunshots, then got a call from a neighbor. so i went running down the street. the police had gotten there already. so i ran up and said, you know, "i'm a physician. where's the victim?" and they all sort of turned around and said, "he's over there." >> what is the location? >> he was laying on his side facing the back tire, and he had a pulse. he wasn't breathing. started rescue breathing. eventually, his puls

. >>> when the boys of summer arrive at camden yards, there will be a new voice welcoming fans at thel park. jessica kartalija introduces us to the new voice of the orioles. >> reporter: from a show that often spoofs the players to becoming the voice of the team. >> and now, for your baltimore orioles, managed by buck showalter, batting first. second baseman. number 1, brian roberts. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian wagoner lands his dream job. >> it left me speechless, which i think is a bit ironic for this position. >> welcome to oriole park at camden yards. >> reporter: a part-time job with a major league commitment. wagner will voice all 81 home games at camden yards. >> we hope you have a wonderful time this afternoon. >> 670 applicants submitted a demo reel. the orioles narrowed it down to 25, then to 8, and finally, to just 1. >> thank you. >> it was unbelievably difficult. and it was stressful. don't mess up. you know, don't stumble over your words. i'm going to have a lot of family and friends here. that's going to be great. knowing that they're out there, listening to me. >> g

. >>> when the boys of summer arrive in camden yards, there will be a new voice, welcoming them to the teens and fans in the ballpark. jessica kartalija introduces us to the new voice of the orioles. >> reporter: now, for your baltimore orioles, managed by buck showalter. batting first. second baseman. number 1, brian roberts. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian wagoner lands his dream job. >> it left me speechless, which i think is a bit ironic for this position. >> reporter: welcome to orioles park in camden. >> reporter: a part-time job with a major league commitment, wagner will voice all 81 home games at camden yards. >> we hope you'll have a wonderful time this afternoon. >> reporter: 670 applicants submitted a demo reel. the orioles narrowed it down to 25, then to 8, then finally, to just 1. >> thank you. >> it was unbelievably difficult. and it was stressful. don't mess up. you know, don't stumble over your worrieds. i'm going to have a lot of family and friends listening to me. >> reporter: good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. >> reporter: wagner won an odd yigz 14

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. mta bus and mark transit team updates are available on demand by phone at to 410-500-4444. that is 410-500-4444. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann at. >> good morning. let's see how much snow we had with this storm. we did get some snow in some areas. it was mostly west of baltimore. two inches in manchester. just a trace at the tv station. we have a more interesting storm scenario perhaps coming up as we go into the weekend. we have some leftover clouds from the storm. that is lingering behind. that should clear out in a couple of hours and we should wind up with sunshine going into the afternoon. 31 in parkton. below freezing in the northern suburbs. there could be some icy sports. klaus - icy spots -- clouds and then sunshine into this afternoon. temperatures will drop back into the 20's tonight. we will be watching a front moving in torrow. you can see the clouds of thickening up as we go into the evening hours. friday night into saturday morning, an area of low pressure will

justice has not been done. >> back in camden, thomas moves in with his grandparents.rely communicates with his mother and hopes to study astro psychics. this is the first time he's ever spoken about his interrogation. >> the cops did was not

what made it even worse was when the smoke cleared from the battlefield at camden, general gates was not there. he had retreated about 50 miles to reorganize. he was replaced. general green took general gates's place in the south. gates was in disgrace. washington disliked him intensely. but gates was a powerful politician. and he managed to get reinstated as the commander of the army at newburgh without washington's consent. the congress simply appointed him and sent him to newburgh telling general washington, you may use him as you please. so general gates arrived to be the actual commander of the army. washington, of course, commander in chief. but gates being the general in charge at the encampment. the men in the encampment, of course, bored, not much to do. about 7,000 soldiers. there they began to build their huts at a place called new windsor. the new windsor encampment. they built about 700 wooden huts, neatly laid out for the winter encampment. and there they took up their quarters. what do you do with an army, this kind of situation? you drill and drill and then you drill

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. we have a few diversions including the one bus at fort and lawrence. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> what, no happy valentine's day for me? only for sarah? we have some sprinkles in the forecast. ava marie has managed to find some chocolate. >> good morning. if think i could smell at out. it is amazing the smell. we're getting ready for a valentine's day. they have been making wonderful chocolate for decades. you are one of the owners here. you married into this job family. what is that like -- to marry into this chocolate family/ >> it is sweet. we have orders for about 100. >> when to open up? >> 8:30. >> we have to halt the strawberries to make. >> the child has to be 85 degrees to get a nice coating on the strawberry -- the chocolate has to be 85 degrees. the chocolate is melted. this gets cooled off as it goes around. >> a chocolate conveyor belt. show us how it is done. >> i will go on this side. grab the strawberries. >> we're making it work. >> i tried to get -- tha

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. a diversion at fort and lawrence because of construction. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have some mild weather in the seven-day forecast. first we will say good morning to ava marie. we begin our series moonlighting with ava and she has decided to run away with the circus. >> anyone in baltimore can run away to the circus. we're at the charm city movement arts and this is a place you can learn about circus arts. you brought the business year here. exciting. >> we're counting on that. we noticed there aren't a lot of places where you can learn circus skills in baltimore so we figured this would be a good place to open up. >> i learned what your job entails working at the studio but what it entails to work in the circus. the skills are transferable to that. so difficult to do the high wire. i was surprised how much i struggled on my first time. tell us the progression of how students learn. >> the focus is proper technique. we start with the balance beam to learn the walk. onc

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. the 36 bus not stopping at washington boulevard and monroe because of construction. now back to tony pann. >> we're off to another quiet start. we have a few clouds. 35 at the airport. 31 in taneytown. a couple of degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. we'll have mostly sunny skies for most of the day. we will be watching this storm out in the midwest. we will have a mix of light rain and snow. today will be nice. temperatures between 48 and 53 degrees. tonight, partly cloudy skies and chilly. temperatures drop back into the 30's. watching a storm system passing south of us tomorrow. we will be on the northern fringe of the precipitation shield. i think it will be dry in the morning. i think north of baltimore, it now. be mostly so i think the roads will be fine. about an inch of accumulation that to come to an end early tomorrow night. almost exactly like what happened on saturday. tomorrow morning's rush hour should be fine. thursday and friday, it clears up with tempera

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. about 15 or 20 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. 43 in catonsville. yesterday we had temperatures in the lower end of the 20's. it will feel much better when you step out the door today. if you high, thin clouds. it will be a beautiful sunrise. there is a disturbance in the upper level that is going across central pennsylvania that will probably make some showers north of us. there is another thing upstream. we cannot keep the rain out of the forecast completely. most of you will have a dry day. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures will be 10 degrees above average. we will continue that over the next several days. the record is 74 beckham 1847. we will be above average. -- the record is 7 for back in 1847. upper 30's tonight. a strong system will be developing off to the west. -- the record is 74 back in 1847. we will say 60 tomorrow with a 40% chance for a couple of showers. strong cold front moves by on friday with s

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we have some light snow to talk about. first we say good morning to ava marie. it will show us some fine art this morning. >> i'm alive at mica this morning at the meyerhoff gallery. they have a traveling show all based on still life paintings. this is all based on the dish towel. the entire show is called the common object. interesting topic. >> this is a good painting show and one of many of painting shows we have on campus. this is about painting and observation. this is about highlighting the mundane. these are beautiful paintings. some are extraordinary and some are more needed domuted down. >> this is about taking ordinary things and giving them life. >> these painters are about painting. it is still a common practice. it is more of a quiet practice, i guess. more about observation, seeing, and looking. >> this is a free gallery. >> absolutely. there is work all over campus. this is a great one. >> this is called the common object. this is

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines.ates are available on demand by phone at 410-500-4444. that is 410-500-4444. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. it was a wintry weekend. we had windy condition than it was cold. 22 at the airport. not much of a breeze. it is cold even without the wind. high pressure in control on the east coast. we will enjoy it mostly sunny skies today. another storm system may give us a couple of rain showers tomorrow. it looks pretty impressive right now. some rain down in the gulf coast. this will fall apart. not much will be left by the time it gets to maryland. high temperature between 40 and 45. it could be a breezy this afternoon but not like yesterday. mostly clear tonight and cold. let's look at the futurecast. tomorrow is valentine's day. there is a slight chance to could be some showers tomorrow. that storm basically falls apart. we have a 30% chance. it might be cold enough for some snowflakes to mix and. there could be some snow showers in the mountains. it will not

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 52 bus is operating with delays. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. there is some frost this morning. you may have to scrape out of the windshields. 25 at the airport. 23 in frederick. 29 in jarrettsville. we're watching a system move across the great lakes. this is a clipper storm. there's not moisture associated with this thing. a little bit of snow. when a passer-by north of us, it will not do a whole lot. maybe some clouds will move then -- when it passes by north of us. we will wind up near 60 today. not bad. a mixture of sun and clouds. overnight tonight, clear to partly cloudy skies. temperatures will drop back into the 30's. let's look at the futurecast. we start the time frame. to marcia be a quiet day. it will be a little cooler -- tomorrow should be a quiet day. the clouds will thicken up tomorrow night. a more significant storm will start to move in on wednesday. you can see showers approaching western maryland. a good chance for some r

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule.he 19, 52, 91 buses operating with delays. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it will be a complicated weather day. we will see a whole bunch of stuff happen. we're picking up some light rain shower. these are nothing but sprinkles. there is some heavy rain in the mountains that his sliding to the east. the further we go into the morning, the better the chance the rain will catch up to us. we have some snow on the backside, thunderstorms on the front side. a bunch of cold air that is diving down from canada. you have warm air coming up the east coast. with the next together, that is where you have the activity appeared we will see some showers and thunderstorms developing along that boundary. star prediction center brings a chance for severe weather into maryland, just south of baltimore. the storms could contain wind gusts over 60 miles an hour and even a chance for some tornado activity. the wind may gust 40 miles per hour. the good news is it will be warm. temper

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. metro subway on schedule. the 40 bus operating with a delay. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. partly cloudy skies and no rain. nothing happening right now. 50 at the airport. 45 in taneytown. the average high temperature is 47. we are already above that mark. a couple of showers are possible later today. you can see a couple of showers and sprinkles developing along that front. we will put a 30% chance that you might see some rain activity. there is not a lot of breaks -- we will see some sunshine today even with the front coming in. that will help to increase the temperatures. a mixture of sun and clouds. would have a chance for a rain shower in the forecast in some areas. high temperature between 60 and 65. the average low is 28. the record is 78 back in 1874. partly cloudy skies tonight and a chance for a couple of showers. temperatures will drop into the 40's. things will change as we head into the weekend. a cold front will be sweeping in from the west. we could see some showers and maybe a thunder

moving along nicely with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. 52 and the 54 buses operating with delays. 30 bus diverting at edmondson and swann. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. a few scattered clouds to start the day. 41 degrees at the airport. 36 in parkton. the temperatures will jump pretty quickly. it will not be quite as warm as it was yesterday. right now if you scattered clouds up north of the border and in central pennsylvania. what we're watching is this storm system is gathering strength in the midwest. it is in two pieces. one is heading towards chicago. they will come together and give was a good chance for rain by the middle of the week. the weather will be most find before that. cooler today than yesterday. high temperature between 50 and 55. sunrise this morning at 6:41. chilly tonight. temperatures drop back into the 30's. i think the rain may hold off until the drive time tomorrow morning. low pressure will come together and develop a warm front just south of us. this will be the tri

more trains also on time on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. the 15 and 33 buses operating with delays. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. so far so good. we do not have any rain out there yet. the beginning of the commute will be ok. 36 at the airport. 35 degrees in rock hall. a little on the chilly side to start the morning. the temperatures will not move much. the clouds will be thickening up and that will continue. the rain will eventually catch up to us. some rain is approaching western maryland. this will move to the baltimore area around 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. after that, the rain will be with us through the evening commute. it will be eight rain even here. on the topside of the storm, -- it will be a rain event here. some snow into northern pennsylvania. it is cold enough to produce some snow on the topside. rain showers are likely and then it will be with us off and on through tonight. high temperature between 45 and 50. rain showers likely tonight. temperatures into the 30's and 40's. tomorrow, that storm will

the victim's car hit a poll on camden avenue last night. he died at the scene. police are still withholding his name until police or family members are neat paid to. they will conduct toxicology tests. >>> a man is under arrest for a scarry killing. she called to report a man outside her garage. the woman's husband told the man who leave before going back inside the house. the victim went inside the house and was attacked. he later died at the hospital. police did not respond to the call immediately pause they were going to on tored oakland attacks and are only dispatched to high priority calls. >>> a stabbing inside a san hoe pal. path are expected to is your drive. they were in a feet with three other people. police are still looking for two more teens in connection with that attacks. >>> hundreds of people are expecting end and it is not there to demonstrate end aan execution. they are calling attention to the prisoner's rights. starting the placement of no crowd control gates an extra deputies will also be working and people who live for by, they have to wai

. >>> when the boys of summer arrive at camden yard, there will be al new voice. >> jessica kartalija introduces us to the new voice of the baltimore orioles. >> now, for your baltimore orioles. managed by buck showater. batting first. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian wagner lands his dream job. >> the left me speechless. >> reporter: a part-time job with a major-league commitment, wagner will voice all 81 home games at camden yards. 670 applicants submitted a demo real, first down to 25, 8 and then 1. >> it was about believably difficult. it was stressful, don't mess up. you know, don't stumble over your words. i'm going to have a lot of family and friends here. that's great knowing they are listening to me. >> reporter: wagner replaces dave who won an audition 14 years ago. >> it is something i will tell me kids and grandkids about hopefully. i can't wait for it. >> reporter: wagner has the best seat in the house for avenue home game here at camden yard. he cannot wait for his first day on april 6th. jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >> apparently, he has a great singing voice. he w

>> i would be incredibly nervous. >> to all of camden yards. well, congratulations. >>> well, still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. a fiery crash in massachusetts. how road rage and gunfire make a dangerous combination. >>> a tragic accident or a crime. the trial in a deadly nyc train accident gain begins. >>> from top chef in annapolis. what brought a local celebrity to testify in front of maryland lawmakers. i'm andrea fujii. that's just ahead on wjz eyewitness news. >>> and as bob was talking about. temperatures take another step towards spring. don't miss our updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> updating the breaking news in that double fatal accident in randallstown. here's kristy breslin with more. kristy? >> well, as you know, it's a very serious crash. as you had said, two fatalities in this. the accident occurred at about 40. mcdonogh is closed between winans and painters mills road. right now, we don't have an idea when it will be there. as far as the rest of the region, we're seeing slowing on northb

. >> there will be any new voice echoing through camden yards this season. >> brian wagoner was selected from 670 applicants to be the orioles new public address announcer. the graduate is the life long fan. last year he was totally immersed in baseball and he got to watch every single game while living in new jersey baseball fans cave in new york. is there such as then click. >> this is news to me. >> while every game, you would be in the table long time. >> let's take the look. it looks like spring has already arrived. >>> 46 right out, at this time of night, it's practically an normal high for the day. two-point, the parameter holding steady and of course spot over easton now. there were some clouds in the region with the slight breeze keeping temperatures up for the time being. and, this morning was pretty chilly start. rusty, clear skies, light winds and tempters did fall. they advertised was 46 and 28. the average though is coming up 1 degree from yesterday. the record is said before, and is above zero in 1885. it's the south southwest wind that will keep this milder until late in

there is some light showers right now, and there is camden avenue, pulling out to other areas here, watsonville is getting light showers now. the storm generated high serve. and there are high surf advisory runs until 3:00 p.m. breaks at 17 feet. watch out for strong rip currents, i'll be back with a look at snowfall totals. >> thank you very much. a gruesome search for more bodies continues tonight. authorities digging for human remains on a cattle ranch in rural san joaquin valley. >> this had been raining here and the search had been sus spened to seat sun coming out is good news. authorities might be able to resume a search tomorrow but what is believed to be a mass gravesite directed by a death row inmate. wet weather has been a frustrating set back especially after several fruitful days. investigators found bone fragments over the weekend. they say they buried victims during drug fueled killing spree. >> the soil around the well as well as processing areas is wet and mud mudy. footing is unstable merely two dozen searcher was dogs are helping with the excavation and they've dug up 45 feet

at the inner harbor marriott near camden yards.he ladys have nice dresses to choose from. >>> this weekend, another scare for nelson mandela. >> what doctors are saying about the health of the apartheid leader this weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. >>> news around the world, 67.0 magnitude earthquake hit taiwan. two tremors followed the quake minutes later. this is video as the quake hit. there were no reports of damage, training were delayed a little bit. the overall quake didn't cause too many problems. >>> new information this morning in a train derailment that happened in canada, the three people killed yesterday were railroad employees, riding in the front of the train. 75 people were o

taking marc, marc is delayed on the camden south. train 843. delays just seven minutes. the vre, not reporting delays at this time. taking inbound new york avenue, still see the police blocking the left lane due to the crash there at 9th street. use caution. and in frederick, maryland, seeing wet pavement at i-70. no major accidents -- no accidents, no major delays, volume is increasing, i want to urge you to slow down because you'll see some slick roadways this morning. now back to you both. >> danella, thank you very much. >>> this morning maryland is one step closer to becoming the eighth state along with d.c. to legalize same-sex marriage. [ applause ] [ cheering ] >> cheers erupted in the senate chamber as the results of last night's vote were announced. the senate voted 25-22 in favor of the civil marriage protection act. the house approved the measure last week. after the vote, maryland's only openly gay senator from montgomery county said it was a huge honor to take part in the historic vote. >> i think i'm speechless on this vote. i mean, it's just a remarkable

we know we have a great ballpark here in camden yard.f we're going to be a good team and we're going to win more games than we lose, who are these orioles, how are we going to play, what values are we going to bring out so when people come to the ballpark, we can give them a team they're proud of. >> the pitchers and catchers report for the first work out on sunday. >>> basketball, carmello anthony in street clothes, still hurt. the new nba sensation, jeremy lynn undrafted out of harvard was in the minor leagues last year, suddenly a star. tonight, tie game, final seconds. guess who? jeremy lynn will hit the go-ahead shot lifting the knicks to win number six in a row. 27 points for lynn. new york over toronto 90-87. in college, banna was the best in football. the crimson tide take on florida. freshman bradley biel puts on a show, throwing down a slam dunk, and he celebrates with a bow to his teammates. florida wins it 61-52. >> there's a no-bow rule? >> it's kind of showing up the opponent in the minds of the referee authority. >> okay.

they are busy pack up the locker room at camden and loading moving trucks, take it all down. the spring training home in sarasota. they report in 18 days, rest of the team on 24th. they are looking to avoid their 15th straight losing season. second worsed in all of baseball history. ? carrie fischer in town. she has a one woman show called wishful drinking in which she said she is honest about a lot of her life. this show isn't just her on stage. she gets the audience involved as well. >> it's -- you know because actually the awed, is my partner. if i talk to the best part of them for the best part of me you get people are great and they -- they want to sort of participate and i bring people up on stage and i give them mental illness tests and everybody fails. >> everybody fails. her show will be at the theater for 15 more shows through february 12th. we will be right back. ahhh. so soft. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are

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. >> we in the midst of the occupy and camden in freedom plaza and you can see the tents are still here but many of them are open so park police can look inside. as you said, this has been a confrontational weekend. it is quiet here now. protesters say they will be back. occupy d.c. at freedom plaza. largely unoccupied sunday night. >> i think some people are getting the message. >> only a handful protestors and perhaps a dozen park police. >> we will give the opportunity for people to leave that section. >> inspecting and making sure no one is camping. >> this is not an eviction. our main goal is to ensure health and safety occurred >> a far cry from saturday's violent confrontation in mcpherson square. >> i know one person that got a bad club to the arm. >> one officer was struck in the face with a flying brick a dozen protesters are restive. >> being in our nation's capital, i think it is important that we maintain a physical presence. >> is this making a difference? some visitors see more mass than message. >> when it becomes a nuisance to the city, then it is time to make some chan

o's home opener is april 6th at camden yards and we are planning a live show for that. >>> perhaps ithitney houston or the performance by adele whatever the reason many of you tuned in to watch the grammys. 9 million viewers tuned into the grammy awards show, that's highest since 1984. and the second largest viewership ever. >>> goucher college senior on jeopardy will appear on day two of the finals. >> she smoked her competition from duke and george washington. >> she is one of three finalists who will compete in the two-day final on jeopardy's college championship. no matter how she does, she is gain towed to walk away -- guaranteed to walk away with $25,000. >> if she wins she will earn 100,000. you can watch tonight at 7 on abc2. good luck to sarah. >>> time for a check of the forecast. and it's a wild card today because we want cool temperatures for the fact you know it's february but it's kind of hit or miss. >> exactly. and the reason why one of the reasons is the fact that it's too dry outside. we can see the dew points in the 20s basically everywhere easton coming in around 3

camden and brunswick trains are on schedule. a diversion on the buses -- the 20 bus diverting at baltimore and plastic because of fire activity. i am kurt kronke. -- at baltimore and pulaski. >> we have some rain to talk about and maybe a touch of snow. first we say good morning to ava marie. she is out appliance shopping. >> you may have an appliance that is ready to take a direct nap. this is tax free weekend in baltimore. i'm here with howard of pikesville. this is your 85th year in business. >> three generations. >> this is a hometown store. how does this work? >> the state increases the rebate for buying energy efficient appliances. if you bite super energy efficient appliances, it is anywhere from $100 to $150. this on top of not paying sales tax this weekend is a real incentive. >> that really adds up. you're saving $60 and that can add up. this is one of the ones that is eligible for the rebate and the sales tax exemption this weekend. >> this is an example on out it can change which normally buy. these have been extreme

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. we have a few diversions. the one bus diverting at ford and lawrence because of construction. there will be no marc trains or mta commuter bus on monday. paratransit will operate on a regular weekday schedules for presidents day on monday. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we're off to wait murky start with visibility down to one size for all of a mile in some places. 39 in the airport. 41 in sykesville. i think this fog deck will burn off quickly. this will wind up being a nice afternoon. we'll have mostly sunny skies. a mixture of sun and clouds. early morning fog and drizzle. high temperatures will climb into the low 50's. temperatures drop back into the 20's and 30's tonight. i think saturday is going to be fine. sunday is the target date with the possibility of some snow. we have low pressure down and the gulf of mexico and called their sliding in from the north. -- and cold air sliding in from the north. there could be a complete mess for us. most of the tracks take this into the seven parts of vir

looking good on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. no delays. i'm kurt kronke. >> good morning. things are fairly quiet on this friday morning. things will change as we move into the afternoon. 29 at the airport. 28 in jarrettsville. you can see the clouds with thickening up already to the west. we will see sunshine to start the day and then the clouds will move them. i think we will see some rain and snow overnight. a mix of rain and snow with a high temperature of 48 today. a chance for some rain and snow mix. that storm will move in tonight and we will see a mix of rain and snow as temperatures stay above freezing. we will have low pressure coming up the coast. an arctic cold front will be moving in from the west. we will see a big snowstorm up in new england. i think we will see some snow in baltimore on saturday. will see perhaps a steady light snow as this moves by. snow showers will pile on top of that and the temperatures will be falling during the day. that will add up to a couple of inches of snow in most neighborhoods. it is not a big storm. here's what we expect. thi

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on time. the one bus diverting at fort and lawrence because of construction. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. we have some rain to discuss this morning. first we say good morning to ava marie. she has found the breakfast of champions, chocolate. >> we have an entire event about chocolate and its benefits a good cause. this is an organization that is supported by this event. a great event happening. >> good morning. it is the sweetest night in town. we have started eating chocolate already. >> this is an annual event and is your it is sold-out. >> it is completely sold out at the waterfront marriott. this is the seed mated meal. i have the very last pair of tickets. you can go to website and give a contribution and you have an opportunity to win these tickets. >> $50 for a good cause and that can register you to win these tickets. these tickets were originally one under $50 each -- $150 each. we have this item. >> we have a live auction. this is a sc

you these are good guys though distant countries it brings you closer to camden really don't because it's just a number on his popularity in major cities and on the web soars in comparison with the rest of russia it's good when you've got your foreign media coverage won't make him any more popular they keep writing about nirvana but his recognition race in russia is only some three percent many russians who do no know what our names do for his sometimes shocking nationalism. what if it was the whites that dressed up as a dentist here he compares migrant workers to wotton teeth that need pulling out the wood we made for our butts that was to the right and here non russian intruders to congress which is smiling you'll need more than a permit to kill them. you know where construction going to come into this but inside russia you find much more criticism of the blogger and his questionable connections to radicalism than abroad where it's usually buried barely mentioned or brushed. off as a larger russian problem we tried calling contacting i'm finally caught up with now wired me but to n

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. when you're away from the radio, mark transit team updates are available by phone from 5:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. at 410-500- 4444. that is 410-500-4444. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. we have some rain to contend with today. it will not affect the drive time all that much. some light to moderate rain near the airport. some sprinkles in baltimore city and they extend back to frederick. nothing heavy. give yourself a couple extra minutes. it will be another war day. we have high pressure off the coast. we will keep that southwest wind. that pushed the temperatures close to 65 yesterday. this cold front will come through late tonight. it has some slightly colder air behind it. temperatures in the 20's across the northern plains. in the short term it should be mild. we have scattered showers and they extend back into ohio. we keep a chance for a shower through this afternoon and into tonight. we're starting out warm already. 54 at the airport. mid 40's in the northern

sheila leave because he has also secure earmarks for college with his help rucker's at law school in camden has received three point three million dollars in earmarks and guess who's an associate dean of the school that's right his spouse. senator tim johnson is a member of the set of the procreation is committee and has been a cheerleader for the pentagon's math an engineering teaching initiative called starbase so with the help of seven other senators johnson dropped an extra four million dollars into the education program and did i mention here that johnson's wife barbara is the supervisor for starbase so now that i've shared those few examples with you should also take this time to point out that it's not that i don't support more funding going towards education believe me i do but lawmakers are prohibited from using earmarks or programs will benefit themselves their spouses or their immediate families of the post points out most don't disclose their spouses employers so nobody checks and i guess nobody knows but i think of the message here is clear the rules do not apply to that despit

taking a look at oriole park and camden yards, it will feel like baseball temperatures.yland is not under any winter weather advisories, watches and warnings. this is a few hours away from the storm moving through. to the south, the winter weather advisories are to the south. we're expecting just a trace of one inch around the metro area. any heavy accumulations will be to the south. we won't rule it out until it's gone. today, 45 degrees and mostly cloudy and cool. tomorrow, 46 and breezy in the morning and mostly sunny in the afternoon. we'll have temperatures in the mid-60s. >> that makes me want to dance! >> yes, the salsa. >>> now, here's what people are talking about. same sex couples could be walking down the aisle legally in maryland after the civil marriage protection act narrowly passes. the fight the far from over. >> reporter: good morning, same sex couples have been celebrating, but people against the bill say, not so fast and warn it's not a done deal just yet. 20 years ago, this couple found love at first site. >> i love being with tracey, for the rest of

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. >> thank you.morning. we had some rain shower activity last night. we have some leftover clouds. 39 at the airport. 35 in parkton. the clouds are breaking up in the northern suburbs. that keeps the temperatures below warmer. we have the radiation locally going on. this cloud deck will start to break up -- we of the radiation cooling going on. we can see some light rain around st. louis and back into the southern plains states. good news for people in texas. they have been a severe drought. mostly sunny is our forecast today. high temperature between 48 and 53 degrees. the average high temperature is 45. we're past the coldest part of the winter. the record for today is 77. becoming partly cloudy tonight. temperatures drop back into the 30's. that storm will come up into the ohio valley. we still have liked southeast wind going. it will be warm enough for rain showers. it will be stronger than the last one that came through. 50% chance for showers on thursday. high temperature of 48. quiet weather c

o's fans will hear a new voice at camden yards.itions were held at the park for those lucky enough to make the cut for public service announcer. they have narrowed it down to 25 finalists. yesterday those finalists had one more chance to impress judges before a final decision is made. >> they have whittled it down to 25 finalists. we have professional broadcasters to people that just have great voices and have other jobs and walks of life. we are excited with the folks that have come out today. >> i am a diehard orioles fan. it would be my privilege to be in the best cathedral in all of sports. >> officials say the final decision should be made sometime this week. we should hear about that this week. >> that young man was selling it. ready to go. >> struggling to train your pet. we have expert help on the way. >> and looking for a new profession or maybe a change in your workplace? baltimore magazine has its best places to work issue. >> first a look at events going on around town. >> the number of people seeking jobless benefits h

the victim's car hit a pole on camden avenue shortly after 6:30.are withholding his name until family members are notified. they will conduct together did did i testifies. >>> the agency says additional meters are needed in the neighborhoods to ease parking congestion but neighbors are upset they will have to pay to park outside their homes. the chronicle says there will be more community input and outreach before finalizing the parking proposal. >>> well the fallout continues over the racial slur made against basketball star jeremy lynn. espn printed an offensive remark on its mobile and it created an international firestorm. coming up, we will let you hear reaction from jeremyly himself. and buster posey has a newel are rule he has to follow no blocking of home plate, that is the order from manager bruce bochy, there he is suited up for the first time since that may 25th home plate commission it ended his season. well bruce bochy told buster posey he does not want him to block home plate anymore. and he said it is his instinct and he will have to

. >>> you will hear a new voice coming through camden yards this season. >> and now for your baltimore orioles, managed by buck showalter -- >> ryan wagner was selected from 670 plik captains applicants to be the announcer. he is a is a lifelong fan and brings extensive knowledge to the job. last year he got to see every game while living in the fan cave in new york city. >> it is going to be a gorgeous day. yesterday it was different. >> yeah. >> today by lunch we are at 59 degrees on its way to a high of 63. maybe slightly warmer. tomorrow no question warmer. 58 degrees, dinnertime this evening. your dinnertime temperature is 12 degrees above your normal daytime high. >> good. >> yeah, this is going to be some real nice weather coming our way. even warmer tomorrow and calm weather through the 5 days which takes us to 4 days before the end of this month. >> yay. >> say it again don. >> yay. >> bronson pinchot, when we did this interview weren't you pleasantly surprised how cool he was. >> yeah. >> he is going to talk about these new houses he restores, we actually talk about houses fo

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. >>> orioles opening day is april 6th at camden yards. first preseason game is monday in florida. >> we hope for good weather. after all of this good weather, right? just watch. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. dead in the water. a luxury cruise liner, stuck in the middle of pirate-infested waters. why it could be days before passengers are back on land. >>> harbor place gets its biggest makeover in three decades. i'm adam may, with the sneak peek at renovations. what to expect and when the attractions will open, coming up. >>> the slowing in the economy slowed down the expansion of i- 95, near whitemarsh. now it's back on track. i'm mike schuh, how it could affect you when eyewitness news continues. >>> and rain is on the way. and we actually need it, believe it or not. stick around for the updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> easing congestion on one of maryland's most heavily traveled roadways. the state had hoped by now to have special express lanes open from the city to past whitemarsh. now, as mike

or camden yards. more on the ravens tonight. >> wouldn't that be nice. thank you, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss the cbs prime time lineup at 10:00. that's it for us tonight. >> thanks for watching, wjz, maryland's news station. now, much more ahead on the cbs evening news with >> pelley: tonight, the defense secretary says the u.s. aims to end the combat mission in afghanistan a year early. while a secret u.s. military report says the taliban is just waiting to retake control. david martin has details. jan crawford on mitt romney's explanation for this controversial comment. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. >> pelley: facebook is going public. john blackstone on how the social network plans to change. and his soul train helped carry stars to fame. remembering don cornelius and that voice. >> love, peace, and soul! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the combat role for u.s. troops in afghanistan may end a full year earlier than