it wintry mix -- a wintry mix out towards carroll county.p. >> 6:52. >> [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex and honey nut chex. for me, it's cinnamon. it means a lot to be able to give them something that's good for them, that also puts smiles on their faces. 'cause i really love those smiles. we're the harris family. and we love chex. [ male announcer ] love chex? connect with us on facebook. >> getting word that train 407, 8-10 minutes delays. we are dealing with some accidents. college parkway in annapolis, watch for a crash . another a ad424 at u.s. 50. right now delays on the north side but heavier on the west side. this is 83 york road. >> there is a wintry mix out towards frederick and carroll counties. mostly rain and changing to snow tonight. 30's on saturday. boston, 2-3 feet of snow. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we wil

carroll county parents will be wanting to watch carefully. there's an early dismissal today. that will cancel elementary schools. wait for our announcement. it would mean the closing of schools for elementary schools but it has not happened yet. jennifer franciotti reporting live. >> thank you so much. the northeast is bracing for worse conditions. >> as much as 3 feet of snow in some areas. jay gray has more. >> the early warning signs for heavy snow pushing across the midwest. two systems that will collide later today across new england. >> it will explode and intensify. >> concern over conditions that could be some of the worst this region has ever seen. >> these numbers could be pushed to 28 or 30 inches of snow in some areas. >> residents are bracing for impact. another devastating storm surge. >> i am devastated. some >> are moving to higher ground. >> hi tate, high hurricane force wind, and northeast is the recipe for disaster. >> hardware stores are selling out of batteries, flashlights, and other necessities. emergency operation center is are working around the clock

francis, plays host to john carroll. dark uniforms.y elliot junior his dad was a maryland stand out. he gets a bucket in the second half come back. st. francis pulls away final seconds, third quarter, kirk lee junior his dad was a baltimore star. he hits the jumper st. francis wins the game. 61-47 they face mount st. joe in the a conference tourney final. >>> orioles finally and officially announce the signing of jergina he gets a minor league deal. brian madis is in the midst of a dozen pitchers. he pitched in relief at the end of last season but wants to be a starter. >> you know, that is what i have been doing my whole life ultimately, you know that is what i would like to do. opportunity, roll with it, and just go out and pitch my game. and have fun. >> fun will pick up a week from tomorrow when the os play their first spring game. >> finally former ravens offensive coordinator, cam cameron officially introduced at his new job. fired by the ravens in december he landed at louisiana state to serve as offensive coordinator. good man.

king, miss carroll?ed years ago i was doing a radio show in brooklyn by an interesting activist who's no longer with us. and i realized that i was sitting across the aisle from dr. king. and i had to say hello and tell him that i -- it's the first time i'd ever been in the presence of a man or a woman who knew that they might be putting their life on the line. they might leave their families. they might lose their whole concept of what they have now. and it might be over. and how did he feel about that? how did he make that decision? he was very quiet. and he said that he made that decision with his family. that when he decided to do something that he knew was outside of the circle, he talked to all of them about it. they talked together about it. and that as much as they are prepared as much as they could be. it was amazing to hear someone say that about their life. >> wow. that's startling. tell me about the -- your project you're in now. "white collar." >> well, it's a fun thing. i'm very happy to hav

it's the most overcapacity at 40 students and in carroll county piney ridge elementary about 28 students evercapacity. >> tonight an -- an abc2 update on a man. according to charges bouman came back to check his fierce. oafsers found an empty gun hole ter in his car. they found several weapons including an ak47. all of the weapons were legally registered. >> it raised great concerns on the part of the school and law enforcement officials. this might be an individual with mental health issues and obviously, weapons. oar beaumont's attorney spoke on his behalf and said i beyond stand how the facts are perceived and the need to slow things down. beaumont will have another bail hearing peb ri the 26th. abc2's christian schaffer will have the latest at 11. >>> we have an update on a murder-suicide. detectives identified one of the victims as candace bard. investigators believe a man who has not been identified shot her before killing himself. a 12-year-old was home at the time but wasn't hurt. >>> an update on breaking news. hundreds of women called a had the line set up for patients of a gin

in fact, we take you out to carroll county, here we look for the numbers to be cooler. perhaps an icy mix and changing over to rain. so areas from carroll county westward could see slick conditions early in the morning. the i-95 corridor will not see much in the way of a wintry mix. right now we're all clear statewide. as we look at the timing, how about 9:00 tomorrow morning. we'll top it right here. you can see that demarcation line. this is north of virginia. as it comes into hagerstown, frederick, even carroll county, a brief mix toward 9:00 in the morning. then, as we move toward midday, tomorrow, it all changes to rain showers, just wet weather, briefly milder behind this system. temperatures going into the upper 40s. colder air will funnel in as we move toward winter. winter advisories for allegany and garrett county. here's the deal. mild air will punch in but cold air will continue to flow in as we go beyond tomorrow. again tomorrow initially maybe some cold rain and then a mild surge up into the mid-atlantic. short lived and that cold blast settles in as we go

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but carroll's willingness to risk all this stuff for freedom demonstrated something else. carroll's convictions of more or more was at stake in britain's dispute with britain than just text as in some things are in fact more important than money. i think this all points to something. it is the need for conservatives and free marketers to embrace the argument persists europeanization to embrace the argument that the endgame of america's free enterprise system is not the endless acquisition of wealth. wealth is a means of human flourishing. this is an idea deeply integral to the american founding and the aspirations of the phrase life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. no doubt part of the happiness is found in pursuit of the current economic interests of like thomas jefferson by benjamin franklin or charles carroll, but other happiness can occur through the very pursuit of domains country and names. in the moral and practical habits that are so crucial in business, trade and market economies are generally. in much of western europe if not most of western europe, a contrary

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carroll county schools and frederick county schools on a two hour delay. we'll continue to update them as we get that information available. >> also get that information on twitter by looking for abc2 news. >> also clear your calendar for today because you are invited to not one but two weddings. >> yeah you're not going to hear the words i do when this breaks down and there may not be much kissing or the conventional style kissing. all right, pets headed down the aisle coming up. >> details on that straight ahead. and two days of nonstop rain has caused a lot of problems in one city. the destruction that was left by the giant sinkhole. details straight ahead. what do we do when something that's hard to paint, really wants to be painted? we break out new behr ultra with stain-blocker from the home depot... ...the best selling paint and primer in one that now eliminates stains. so it paints over stained surfaces, scuffed surfaces, just about any surface. what do you say we go where no paint has gone before, and end up some place beautiful. more saving. more

west, around frederick county, and even now some of a little bit of a within theory mix work into carroll county we are seeing that so we could see along i-70 it's going to be slick. mount airy this morning and damascus. so if you are in the areas around new market we are dealing with freezing rain, sleet and snow and also just plain rain coming down across the area. just a solid shield. now the rains out there the freezing rain and sleet that wentry mix but also we have to deal with the fog this morning as well. so we have reduced visibility basically everywhere. baltimore frederick and hagerstown and easton. temperatures are on the up and down. someplaces are below freezing and some above freezing but through the rest of the day this is what to expect. 40 degrees for the high but it will feel colder than that because the wind will pick up throughout the day. here's the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: we are dealing with a wintery mix in carroll and frederick counties. heading to interstate 70 east of 270 prepare yourself for slick conditions take it slow but no del

there could be some snow flurries in frederick and carroll counties.nother round of that next stuff on friday, rain and snow that does not stick. that happened friday into saturday. >> we are not tracking any incidents at this hour. 65 on 70 eastbound at 29. inner loop traffic is still fairly light. moving well on the b-w parkway down towards 100. looking good on 95 through howard county. a look at the north and west side shows we're moving well. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a plea for a new trial a week after a murder trial. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live from downtown with the latest. what are his attorney saying? >> they are saying his client deserves a new trial. michael johnson faces 20 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of killing phylicia barnes. now his defense team is asking for a new trial. lawyers argue misconduct on the part of the prosecution. mccray testified that johnson admitted and raping barnes. they said prosecutors made improper statements to the jury and try to bolster mccray's credibility. johnson's

carroll county digging up a few inches of snow this evening. snow will continue off and on throughout the week and in western maryland. a different weather pattern out there. lower east a short, it will be mostly rain as the system loser tonight. tomorrow, a second shot at a winter rate precipitation. -- at wintry precipitation. partly cloudy skies. a new storm forming off the coast. the lower eastern shore to the second round of rain and snow. maybe a few flurries, clouds around. once the snow moves out, we are pretty much done of the accumulating snow. nearere from 1-3 inches the pennsylvania line. there is the forecast for tonight. rain transitioning to snow. 27-35 degrees. by morning, watch for slippery spots. won't warm up much tomorrow. 36-41. a flurry or snow shower. off to the west, that front is moving throuhg. it will slow down on the coast as a low pressure system develops. second dose of rain and snow tomorrow evening. around here, the cold war is in on sunday. that will generate flurries and snow showers. it will be a cold finish t

as many of you probably know, charles carroll inherited great wealth. but as a seasonal businessmen his own right he multiplied his holdings several times over. and on his journey throughout america he was forever identifying and taking notes about things like what crops might be suitable for particular areas. he also invested heavily in private economic projects designed to promote public works yet, none of these interests and the time and energy they undoubtedly consumed presented to carol from cultivating another scholarly interest. nor did they -- nor did they inhibit him from long-term involvement in public affairs, whether as a representative in several legislatures, a political commentator, a discussion of america's emerging constitutional framework and, of course, religious liberty. but in the declaration of independence charles carroll put far, far more at risk economically speaking than any other of the signers. he was to after all, the richest man in america at the time. but carroll's willingness to risk all his stuff for freedom demonstrated

the further back towards the west, we are looking at carroll county, frederick, 29 degrees, wouldn't be surprised if we saw a mix going on there on the onset of this as it comes in this morning and switching to rain. that's a scenario for this morning. graphics, i can show you what is going on. at the surface, we are waiting for the cold front to move in, the cold air will begin the filter in, colds air as we go in to tomorrow. check out the most accurate future trends as it goes in to motion. this is what is going on for today's. this is a depiction of what is going on, this will be rain in to 10:00 and all this will slide towards the east as we make our way through the remainder of today. we will have high pressure build in for your wednesday and thursday, and then by friday, we will have a change in the forecast once again. here is the planner, the high temperature, 49 degrees, temperatures will be soaring. 40 by thursday, look what happens in to friday, in to saturday morning. we will have a chance at wintery type weather. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>

we're talking the western counties, carroll county, south, howard and frepg.e next few days conditions will be cold and kind of windy here. we're talking wind wednesday and thursday into the latter part of the week. we bring in more rain chances but primarily rain toward the weekend. a little colder than average. so there you go. >> no complaints. it's february. >> i like your ravens purple. keep it going. >> thanks a lot. >> world champions by the way. >> you know we've heard the nominees for the typical oscar movies but what film would win the all time award for the best food scene? foodies chose a few films including good fellows, the scene where pauly slices a garlic with a razor. the other nominations, check this out in our oscars guide. go to abc2news.com/oscarses. we have everything you need to know. we'll be right back. >>> it's very common and there are many families that support each other. >> take a lot of calls today? >> we have. we're happy fort opportunity to speak with the community anden gage. >> thank you. iewfd of -- university of maryland me

. >> reporter: in carroll county, jeff hager. >> now the single winner can elect a cash payout of $19 million. if you're scoring at home the numbers were 1, 15, 19, 30, and the megaball was 28. >>> our hot topic tonight. listen, could the olympic games be coming to car city. >> baltimore has been invited to bid. we are one of the 35 cities that received a letter from the u.s. olympic committee. baltimore could potentially submit a bid. the question is is the city capable of hosting and managing such a massive event. we want to know what you think? should baltimore be an like destination. head to abc2news.com/facebook. we are hearing opinions on both sides. some say this would be a disaster. others say it would be a boost for tourism. >>> we have an update to some breaking news. more explosive testimony today in the bail hearing of the like hero accused of murdering his goi. prosecutors say they have witnesses who heard nonstop shouting and fighting and one witness saw lights on at the time of the shots. those claims contradict what oscar pistorius has said. he said he accidentally sho

jason carroll was saying the snoel is still falling. whipped up by big winds. >> reporter: there have been some heavier bands. looks like we're in between two bands. there's one near the coast and a one farther inland. 21.8 inches since 7:00 a.m., but since then we've had snowfall rates of several inches per hour. in the next hour, we'll find out how much we've had up to this point. we're going to see if we can beat the record of 27.5 inches. right now it's still cold. a lot of people out here, people snowshoeing, running out in shorts. i have beth and dan here. what are you guys doing? >> our crazy dogs want to get out. they love it. we're chasing them around. >> a little stir crazy through the night? >> they'll figure it out with the snow over their head. >> first blizzard? >> we've been living in boston for ten years. two years ago it was like this every other week. >> been a while. >> everything went the way you expected? city prepared? >> yeah. closing down the "t" was a smart move. nobody got stuck yesterday. now just figuring out

. >>> a carroll county man faces theft charges after he stole items from a wal-mart with the help of a cashier. jeff hager explains how it all worked. >> reporter: prices may be falling at this wal-mart store on liberty road in eldersburg but not nearly to the level this mild manner senior citizen received. he's facing up to 30 years in prison if he's convicted on charges. >> he received information there was a possible theft going on in the wal-mart where a 70-year-old carroll county man was coming in and getting merchandise and not paying for all of it. >> police became aware of the scheme after an employee reported seeing a cashier allowing the customer to leave with far more items than he paid for. he told detectives that he stopped at the wal-mart three times per week and that if the cashier failed to charge him for any goods, he wasn't aware of it. the cashier in question theresa long said he threatened her safety and that of her children if she failed to play along and she'd watched him steel more than $2000 worth of goods in the last three months alone. >> police believer thi

. >> we are looking at a within theory mix -- wintery mix coming in and carroll county is getting in on it. but the heaviest rain is around the eastern shore. so take it easy as you step out and about. we are dealing with icy roadways because we have freezing rain across the area. that's basically all that freezing rain is, is just ice. toonietown and walkersville i- 70 frederick is where you are dealing with icy conditions. but where you are seeing the rain falling, freezing rain is stick on contact. although the air temperatures are a little above freezing we have the surface at freezing or below this morning. now we talk about what's going on with the winter weather advisory lingering until 10 for areas shaded in the blue. and the reason why it was issued is because it's going to impact travel this morning. as we go into the afternoon we could be having travel troubles once again and this is all going to be courtesy of snow coming into the foreforecast. but for right now temperature wise 33 degrees in davidson bill. 29 in emmetts wurg and emmettingburg and as we go through the res

some of those western counties, even in part of frederick and carroll county, a few flurries making their way down on those gusty northwest winds, but with the sun down all that will die down and the skies will clear overnight and set us up for a nice day tomorrow. we've got a break in the action before the next storm. here's the tail end of what came in friday leaving us. tomorrow high pressure in control and then the next storm moves our way. it's going to come into marginally cold air once again tuesday. so it could start as a mix before changing over to rain. in western parts of the state this could be an icing situation, something we're going to have to pay attention to. here's how it breaks down. you can see the snow really confined to the north. here's that mix area. it does cut down into western parts of the state. for the most part this will be a rain event for us. since there is that chance for icing already we've seen winter storm watches issued, but they're not until tuesday that we'll be dealing with that. tomorrow winds turning north 5 to 10 knots and tonight skies clearing,

jason carroll has been reporting there.d where is the center of the storm actually? >> just south of the hamptons by about 150 miles. it's going to travel to the northeast, and it's going to miss cape cod, the southern point there, and then head out to sea. what we're waiting for is the wrap-around snow to get back to new york city because right now you're not seeing very much. parts of new york have seen quite a bit, 10he

jason carroll has been reporting there.d where is the center of the storm actually? >> just south of the hamptons by about 150 miles. it's going to travel to the northeast, and it's going to miss cape cod, the southern point there, and then head out to sea. what we're waiting for is the wrap-around snow to get back to new york city because right now you're not seeing very much. parts of new york have seen quite a bit, 10 inches in ogdensburg, and also johnson, 10 inches. what is still to come? for the next 72 hours, the bulk of the snow is east of new york city. everywhere you see pink through here, that's a foot of snow or more, and the purple is 20 to 30 inches of snow. that's from portland, maine, to boston, to providence, that's still to come. you already have 6 on the ground. there's plus 20. that's still a good snowfall. albany, you'll see about 6 to 10 more. down toward new york city, it appears you're almost in this dry area where there will be 8 to your north, 4 to your south, but not a lot more to come still in th

well if you are traveling in carroll county, you do want to be aware that a traffic light is actually out right at the intersection of manchester road and main street. you will want to treat it as a four way stop. and in baltimore city, we are dealing with a crash on liberty heights avenue at callaway avenue. if you're heading into the city, no delays on 83. and the beltway also going to be in great shape as we check in and take a live look here in pikesville. not too many cars out there, no problems getting up to 83. or traveling the outer loop all the way down to route 40. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> all right, so we're both here. we didn't win. >> i know. >> someone though is waking up with a new and very different life thanks to the powerball. >> i always think i am going to every time i buy a ticket. it was for somebody else. we're going to find out how much the big winner is walking away with thanks to lady luck. there's a pretty good chance they might not be at work today. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one.

so baltimore county frederick county and carroll county and even anne arundel county and howard county be prepared for some heavy rain for today. temperatures coming in at 27 degrees now in joppa. easton at 28. and this is what you can expect going through the rest of the day. rain comes in -- comes in with temperatures at 45 degrees. let's check the traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. the rain will lead to a hectic commute later this afternoon into the evening. we have a crash you will need to watch out for in baltimore county in lutherville timonium. york road at east seminary avenue. traveling on 83 heading up to hunt valley at shawan road,traffic is moving along. there is a two-minute delay from the maryland pennsylvania state line to the beltway. once you get on to the jfx it's going take you 12 minutes to travel southbound from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. 695 is in great shape no delays here in parkville at harford road. traffic is moving along to travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and it's going to take you 11 minutes and over on the west s

we are talking about baltimore county and carroll county frederick county, howard county and anne arundel county. so, be prepared for the potential for flooding as we go through the rest of today. as we look back off towards the west in western maryland and pourings of west virginia and virginia, they are dealing with a winter weather advisory so they are going to get in on some of the snowy type parts of the system. now we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now. and here at home not a whole lot to look at but down back to the south. that's where they are seeing the heavy rain coming in and that's what's going to be moving in our direction. but before that happens, you can see some of the pinks there this is wentry mix we are talking about sleet and snow and freezing rain. have that possibly moving in the onset before it is all said and done. that's what's going to be happening and it had wrap up with rein across the area. let's show you what's going on in terms of temperatures. because we are going to be cold this morning. look at 28 degrees in hunt valley. let's check the abc2

our jason carroll is monitoring this story. the approaching asteroid from the american museum of natural history. give us an idea, jason, how long before the situation we're currently in becomes something we discuss in the past? >> reporter: it's a very good question. well, we're basically looking at 2:24. that is when this particular asteroid, it's called 2012 da14. not an very inspiring name for such an incredible object but at 2:24 p.m. eastern time that is when the asteroid will be at its closest. 17, 200 miles from the earth. again it sounds very far away but very close when you consider how close the weather and communication satellites. we should point out that scientists tell us it will not disrupt or come in contact with satellites. if you're living in indonesia, you'll the best vantage point to see the actual asteroid. even though it's nighttime there, if you've got a high-powered telescope or fairly good binoculars you should be able to see it, ashleigh. >> a particular damage to all the science we have floating like

let's go to jason carroll in boston.nds have picked up because it's looking like a lot of the powdery snow that was on the ground is being picked up and swirled around. >> it is. and it's creating problems in terms of visibility. look up the street here where we are in south boston, anderson. you can see what i mean here. all that powdery snow we talked about earlier is now creating near zero visibility when you're on some of these side streets here. if you take a look at what's happen here. a plow was on this road about an hour ago. it's bringing the snow on the side. tomorrow, the story is going to be the big digout. not just for the cars parked on this street in south boston, but all throughout the city. in order to help some 600 plows are out on the roads as we speak right now doing what they can to try to combat the storm. and throughout the state, they have got some 4,000 pieces of equipment that are out spreading salt, spreading sand, doing anything they can, but as you can see from the conditions here, they reall

now take your eye to carroll county, fredrick county, looks like some snow, right? maybe a few flurries coming down across that area, but not a whole lot. this will dry out as we go throughout the day. we will get some sunshine in here as well, but it will stay cold. look what we have by lunchtime, 35 degrees and the winds are sticking around for a while. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, lynette. and the wind will be the main concern this morning. don't be surprised if you do see some restrictions in effect for the bay bridge and the key bridge. i will, of course, keep you updated. if you are heading out in howard county, though, nothing to get in your way on interstate 70. it's nice and clear heading west out towards fredrick and east from colombia pike all the way over to 695. and speaking of the beltway, here's a live look at the northwest corner at old court road. no delays whatsoever. it's going to take you the typical 11 minutes right now on the outer loop from 795 down to 95. and c

there's another band still at last, carroll county. that will move it across the area, too. temperature-wise, we're right around freezing. 30 at the airport. 32 at martin airport. there is some rain down on the lower eastern shore. western edge is out and hagerstown. that is moving on east. then we will be done with that. cold air coming out of canada. temperatures in the single digits in the upper midwest. right around freezing for the high. if we get an inch i'll be surprised. it will be windy this evening. dear weather advisories in the blue-shaded counties. for a while, another clipper comes through on saturday. that will move through late saturday into sunday morning. today, tomorrow, and sunday, we have a light snow chance. this morning, saturday evening, and early on sunday with high temperatures near freezing. >> thank you. a boy is recovering from a gunshot wound to the neck. happened on thursday in atlanta. it is believed the victim was the intended target. the standoff continues in alabama for a third day involving a man who shot and killed a school bus driver and

if you are around in those blue areas there around carroll county, i wouldn't be surprised if you're seeing just a couple flurries. but that will diminish as the sun begins to come up and we will get some sunshine out of it. this is what you can expect as we go through the rest of today. now, we are going to be dealing with the fact that the sun will be out, the winds will be out and this is your temperature at lunchtime, coming in at 35 degrees. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, lynette. we do have a crash to tell but in anne arundel county. it's right in edgewater on route 216 at turkey point road. a car has hit a deer. do be aware of delays in that area. here in howard county everything is nice and clear, nothing to get in your way on interstate 70 from colombia pike over to 695. as woa head down to 95, here's what it looks like just north of 195, everything moving right along. there are no problems right now heading down to d.c. and if you are traveling northbound up to downtown baltimore, you are looki

. >> a 5 minute job interview will result in a new executive for an carroll county. -- and carroll county -- and anne arundel county. jennifer franciotti has more. >> last friday was the filing deadline for these candidates to fill out what is left of it john leopold's term. he resigned after a judge found him guilty of misconduct. john hammond and kendel ehrlich and steve schuh are among the candidates. several of the candidates say they will not run for reelection after the term expires. five members must agree on the candidate. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. you up to date. we have several accidents. first at 140, this is a look traffic crawling over towards 795. we have a vehicle fire taking up two left lanes. inner loop at belair road, we continue to have closures. a tractor-trailer accident on the inner loop at belair road. this is a glimpse of the traffic at harford road. traffic at a standstill. security at the beltway, another accident. we will keep you posted. >> it is cold but no rain or snow. we will start out in the 20's.

carroll county and frederick county on the two hour delay and it looks like it's probably because of the weather. >> also got some traffic accidents to talk about. but as far as the forecast today, lynette you nailed it once again. >> oh all right charlie. also talking about some slick shots this morning because -- spots this morning because the temperatures are below freezing. we're at 30 degrees right now in timonium. 30 manchester and eldersburg 31. 28 joppa and bel air at 30 degrees. 32 frederick and we're at 33 degrees in easton along the eastern shore this morning. so with that, you really need to take it easy on the roadways. give yourself enough time out there as you step out and about. we're also dealing with some patchy fog. so some of the delays could be because of the slick roads or it could be because of the fog. we only have about five miles of visibility now in baltimore and easton coming in at four. five in york and nine in hagerstown and we really need the 10s through the roast the morning. the winds will switch out to the north and west that's going to dry the air o

well, if you are traveling in carroll county this morning, you will want to be aware of a malfunctionings traffic light on manchester road at main street. you will want to treat the intersection as a four way stop. and in baltimore city, we are dealing with a crash on liberty heights avenue at callaway avenue. for those of you traveling the beltway, here's what it looks like. the northwest corner at old court road traffic is moving right along. eight minute ride on the outer loop if 795 down to 70. the inner loop is nice and clear tall way up to 83. -- all the way up to 83. 83 hunt valley no delays whatsoever as you make the push from shawan road down to the beltway. nice and clear as you do get on to the jfx. until drive time -- normal drive time of 11 minutes right now southbound from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. and everything up to speed in the fort mchenry tunnel. just eight minutes to travel northbound from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> she was the longest servi

here's what jason carroll has seen. >> reporter: blinding conditions, near whiteout in several statesng snow with wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour made for treacherous driving. in amarillo, people stepped out into this. the storm dumped 19 inches of snow monday breaking a one-day snowfall record that stood for more than a century. many here already weary from the last snowstorm which hit the southern plains a week ago. the warnings this time all too familiar. texas under a state of emergency. so too is kansas. >> we're very concerned about this storm. believe it may be worse than the last one. >> reporter: a motorist killed as a result of the storm. in missouri kansas city's mayor urging people to stay inside. >> we need our kansas city citizens to take this seriously and to spread the word and to be off the roads as much as possible. >> reporter: in oklahoma, a roof caved in, killing one inside. >> we do have that collapse. one individual was found dead at the scene there. >> reporter: most of the trouble was on the roads. motorists, some stranded for hours, as emergency crews trie

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a florida resort with tiger woods a big oil big wigs among its gulf buddies jim crane and milton carroll both prominent figures in the texas oil industry crane happens to own the excrete exclusive yacht and golf club where they were playing he was also a big donor to the obama campaign carroll is the chairman of houston based center point energy both mad are directors of western gas holding one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world so what does this imply about america's energy future earlier i was joined by john wunderlich policy director at the sunlight foundation here in d.c. and chris williams an environmental activist in new york i started off by asking if it was a slap in the face to environmental activists to see the president playing golf with oil tycoons. very much so it shows that he is full of fine words but it's very skimpy on actual action. when he was talking about his all of the above energy strategy during a state of the union and boasting about how many more pipelines he's intending to layo has laid during during his previous administration i think that that

at a florida result with tiger woods and oil big wigs among his gold buddies jim crane and milton carroll both prominent figures in the texas oil industry crane happens to own the exclusive yacht and golf club where they were playing he is also a big donor of the obama campaign and carroll is the chairman of houston based center point energy both men are directors of western gas holdings one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world so what does this imply about america's energy future to discuss i'm joined by john wunderlich director of the sunlight foundation here in d.c. and chris williams an environmental activist in new york welcome gentlemen to the both of you so going to start off with you during president obama's state of the union speech he mentioned climate change and environmentalists who hailed him for this but less than a week later the president's out goal thing with oil executives while americans are protesting the keystone pipeline so is his golf match with oil tycoons a slap in the face for environmentalists i know you're an environmentalist yourself but do you th

let's check in with jason carroll who is in boston. is getting hit hard right now, particularly strong gusts coming. how are you faring there? >> we're not having the type of gusts we saw about an hour ago. the story here is snow. and lots of it. look at this car here on the side. tomorrow, this man is going to have a real problem digging out. his hood completely covered with snow here in boston in the south side of boston. there's been about a foot and a half of snow we have seen falling so far. plows have been moving in and out of the area. we have seen several plows come through here. in fact, one at 8:00 came into this church parking lot. doesn't look like it now because it looks like it's just been snow and no plow has been here, but a plow came through, got stuck in this driveway, then got stuck right over there. finally managed to get out. some 600 plows are already out on the streets of boston, doing what they can to battle the blizzard. going up and down streets like this, but you can see, it's near visibility. i know you have

jason carroll is there now. jason, it is just getting worse and worse, man. >> oh, we're definitely in the thick of it now. it's near white-out conditions. take a look at the street. you saw what conditions were like before. try looking up the street there, anderson. you can't even see it. this is what people are dealing with. the plows are out in the roads. you saw a plow get stuck that plowed the parking lot here at this church in south boston. conditions are severe, and if what chad myers and the other meteorologists are saying, the conditions are just going to continue to get worse as we now experience near white-out conditions in boston. >> chad myers saying over the next ten hours this thing is going to get worse and worse. we're going to be back on one hour from now at 10:00 eastern time. we'll be on for two hours all the way up to midnight. a special two-hour edition of "360." right now, piers morgan starts. chris cuomo is filling in for piers. that's starts right now. >>> all right, our thanks to everyb

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