no, he would go down the chesapeake bay after touching base at fort rest monroe at hampton which never, ever surrendered to the confederates. his plan was then to move up to the rapahac and go ashore someplace like urbana and then move inland cutting off joe johnston's forces there around mannases and centerville. he said he'd need 140,000 soldier toss do that. andusly priority navy assets to move them down the bay through virginia. well, that concept troubled lincoln and his newly-appointed secretary of war, edward stanton. it appear toss them that the army of the potomac could actually do a better job of protecting washington and defeating the confederate forces in northern virginia by attacking head long into mannases. clean out those camps and then head south. by way of fredricksburg. or alternatively, move southwest down toward cullpepper, orange, go donesville, and cut that virginia central railroad line that was bringing so much sustenance from what was already called the bread basket of the confederacy in 1862. the shenandoah valley to retch monday. the second time he went back

no, he would go down the chesapeake bay after touching base at fortress monroe in hampton which never, ever surrendered to the confederates, his plan was then to move up to the rappahannock and then move inland. cutting off joe johnston's forces up there around manassas and centreville. he said he'd need 140,000 soldiers to do that and obviously priority on navy assets to move them down through the bay to virginia. well, that concept troubled lincoln and his newly appointed secretary of war edwin stanton. it appeared to them that the army at the potomac could do a better job of protecting washington and defeating the confederate forces in virginia by attacking headlong into manassas and clean up those camps and then head south. by way of fredericksburg. or alternatively move southwest and cut that virginia central railroad line that was bringing so much sustenance that was the breadbasket of the confederacy from the shenandoah valley to richmond. however, mcclellan was adamant. and as he very carefully, the second time he went back with his whole staff, engineers and so forth, he laid

and here they are fishing and bathing in the chesapeake bay. as a union soldier who served as a guard described, he said strict police and sanitary regulations were enforced. good food and pure water amply supplied and nothing for the health and comfort of the prisoners was wanting. they were all much better provided for than with their own army. and many of them better supplied than ever before in their lives. this treatment so different from that of our own starving comrades and prisoner pens of the south and so much better than expected by the rebels themselves soon made its impression and had a favorable effect upon the recipients. sectional prejudice and hatred engendered and intensified by the war soon softened into respect and even friendship and a great change of vision came over the vision of their dreams. and how great a change was it? you know, not all confederates liked their guards. you know, they were guards. but nevertheless, about 1,000 or so confederate prisoners took an oath of allegiance while they were incarcerated at point

we all had chesapeakes. the look across. chesapeakes of which to escape. now, >> we're having some technical trouble with the program you are watching. we apologize for the interruption. we are working to correct the program. we hope to return to the program shortly. >> we apologize. we lost our signal there from the library of virginia. here on american history tv on c-span 3, we are bringing you coverage of the person of the year in 1862. the premise is if "time" magazine would be around in 1862, who would they choose as person of the year. five historians have been invited to speak. we have been hearing from david blight. we hope to have the signal fixed for you. his nomination for person of the year in 1862 was frederick douglass. we want to let you know we are taping the event. we will have it later in the program's check. robert krick, the chief historian and military historical park, his nominee earlier was thomas stonewall jackson. two out of five historians so far. we have opened the phone lines throughout the day, too. we will do that later as we

headlights are northbound out of dunkirk from chesapeake beach to get to wayson's corner.owing some traffic to get by. the delays will be substantial. back inside. >> temperatures are improved compared with yesterday. we were in the 20's yesterday. today mainly in the 30's and '40's. temperatures are on the upswing. a beautiful picture of the federal city early this morning. a few scattered clouds overhead. sunrise tech squad 51, sunset at 5:53 p.m. it's 44 degrees in college park 38 in gainesville, 38 in warrenton, 42. isolated rainfall, especially south andof the metro area after sunset. close to 70 degrees tomorrow. maybe up to 0.1 inches of rainfall expected. back to you. >> thank you. 6:31. today is a pivotal day in the uva murder trial. a jury will begin deciding the fate of george huguely in just a few hours. >> first degree murder is possible. he is charged with killing his ex-girlfriend yeardley love in her charlottesville apartment in may of 2010. brianne>> brianne carter is live in a satellite center and joins us with the latest. >> good morning. now the jury wi

the moon is shining, glistening on the bay, beautiful chesapeake beach. we'll have the details in about four minutes. >>> here's some bad news for those constantly using your cars. gas prices are climbing. we're up 19-cents in a month. even worse last year we were paying 41 cents less than we're now paying for regular gassments analysts say prices could increase 60 cents or more by this may. according to aaa in baltimore we're paying $3.49 for reg lamplet $3.64 for mid-grade and $3.67 for premium. diane sawyer has a story on what we will be paying in the summer. to find the cheapest gas, log on to our website, abc2news.com. click on traffic and the gas prices link. there, you can use an interactive map to find the cheapest gas right there in your area. >>> we have an offer to win tens of thousands of dollars it. comes in the mail. sounds tempting, right? joce sterman explains how it might end up costing you and that's hour scam alert for the week. >> reporter: cindy and ken became worried when cindy's mom got these offers in the mail, cash prize phs she a

chesapeake bay. so this is the potomac here. chesapeake bay. there used to be a light house and then there was a huge hospital facility for sailors and marines who would be serving on the blockading squadrons. in 1863, there's a massive stockade to hold about 5,000 confederate prisoners. nearly 50,000 inmates would be incarcerated there. this section right here is the stockade. it was a huge wooden barricade on the north side of the beach adjacent to the chesapeake bay. these images -- these positions here are the camps of the sentries. the main road kind of led in. you can see one of the reasons that this region was chosen, because it was on the peninsula and is nearly impossible to break out. there was a huge creek called lookout creek which had two narrow causeways. then there were forts and each of the causeways with artillery pieces that faced along them. so if there was a mass breakout, the leaders of that breakout would be blown to adams by trying to cross into southern maryland. now, at first

and the fog certainly a factor this morning, especially crossing the chesapeake bay bridge and also in baltimore city. we'll get to some live shots in just a moment. want to mention the accident, the overnight accident we had on i-95 northbound in hartford county. we're still diverting traffic at 5:43. that's maryland 5:43 from northbound 95, your northbound lanes still shut down. again, u.s. 40 a good route, also seven, philadelphia road a good alternate to get around that. here's a look at 695 at the bw parkway. as we mentioned, very foggy conditions out there. another live look at russell and lee streets making your way into downtown. and, of course, we are tweeting updates all morning. follow us on maryland traffic. charley and megan, back to you. >>> new this morning fire gutted most of a downtown baltimore business early this morning here in the 2800 block of west lafayette street. >> investigators have been on the scene since a little after 2:30 when that fire started inside the pride and grocery and liquors. no cause yet for the start of it, so be sure to avoid north dukeland a

you can see the area of rain moving across the chesapeake to areas of the east and a thin line of mixed precipitation. to the west and the north we have the snowfall. d.c. is on the line now, the verge of seeing the rain come in with a little mix. but not really expecting much in terms of accumulation for us at all. as we go to the weather maps, areas to the south and west are under advisories and winter storm warnings. advisory you can get 1 to 4 inches includes highlands, charlottesville as well as spot sill vein i can't. here is early numbers charlottesville 2 inches. wayne's borrow has gotten five inches. temperatures are now in the 30s and 40s. we had a dry slot in place. that has delayed the onset of

chesapeakes across which to escape. now -- back to 1862. in january, 1862, douglass you'll remember edits his own newspaper. it's a monthly. he's on the road half his life giving lectures and speeches all over the north. and he manages every month to write at least one and sometimes three to four editorials. is he his own interpreter of the war and has been ever since the war broke out. he gave a speech on january 14 is, 1862, i'm staying within the year, john, called "the reasons for our troubles." no among the things he says in this is speech are this. and i actually would like to argue that my dear friend jim mcpherson wrote a brilliant little essay called something like how lincoln won the war with met fa fors. we all know wars are won with more than metaphors. but douglass won part of this war with metaphors, too. i am to speak to you tonight, he gave the speech in philadelphia at something called national hall in philly. i am to speak to you tonight of the civil war by which this vast country, this continenten is convulsed the fate of

exxon has a market value 27 times that of chesapeake.hesapeake faces a $3.5 billion gap, between cash flow and drilling costs, the funding gap is pegged at $4 billion, and chesapeake said that $2 billion should be coming in over the next few months based on transactions of output in texas and oklahoma. so they are pdisputing some of the gaps. and the stock has still been lagging, krchtnonetheless, up o heavy volume today. sue? >> thank you very much, bill, they may not be stealing the headlines but there are under the radar stocks that are making big moves today and we will go to round it up. hello? >> hey, sue, let's look at the name making big moves. starting with regeneron, they raised their current sales out look for their new drug. eylea, they have seen the stock up better than 12% on the flip side. look at chelsea theraputics taking a nose dive, stock down better than 37%, also in focus, life science, the company agreed to be taken private. in an $80 million cash stock. and waston pharmaceuticals, they filed a version for a new dru

maybe just really he's bothered about chesapeake. >> the goldilocks. >> keep an eye on chesapeake energyarnings next week. but it is not the earnings i'm talking about. it's everything else. the best description i've seen yet of chesapeake is this headline from bernstein analyst latest report referring to various financing vehicles the company has. complex alphabet soup a leading indicator off ind digestion. enough to make my head explode. i started getting a ton of incoming this week that i should really take a look at chesapeake, which my colleague had focused on about a year ago. on monday the company announced a billion dollar refinancing to help reduce its debt. he told his clients he believes this latest offering actually increased his debt. so does jpmorgan's joseph alman went on the question which appears to be a changing roster of asset sales. bottom line here, really confusing stuff. that's always a big red flag to me. i want to tell you, guys, if you go out and look at what they're talking about in the local newspapers up in north dakota, there's even talks in the recent story

it has been a rain event on the eastern shore and along the immediate chesapeake waters. there's not a lot behind this. we have a couple more hours to deal with it. the freeze line, you can see, is north and west of baltimore. it's up here, york, frepg and car -- frederick and carroll county. that's where we'll see the possibility of icy areas. mostly rain to the east of i-95. we'll talk more about how things shape up into your morning and the weekend coming up. >>> let's go out there live right now and see how the commute is going. 795 at ck ky -- cockeysville road. you get into reisterstown, and you'll find more snow as you head out with the. this snow may not amount to much but it is the timing that's challenging for those trying to get home. it get's worse north and west of the city. that's where we find abc2's joce sterman. >> reporter: as it starts to pick up in terms of what's falling from the sky, it starts to slow down on 83. we saw a lot of cars leaving the city heading into the northern part of baltimore county getting out of the way so state highway crews coul

good day on the chesapeake. here's our view from chesapeake beach in calvert county looking over empty docks. it's been mie.d gaithersburg, bright sunny skies as we move toward later and later sunsets. after today sunsets will be later. maryland's most powerful radar, all sweeps showing clear that will continue into the monk hours. we think the chance for rain goes up significantly by mid-morning tomorrow. temperatures comfortable for now. winds light and variable. the highs today quite a bit cooler than yesterday. tomorrow subtract another 10 degrees below these highs. that's where we'll end up, mid-40s because clouds, rain cooling, you name it, a much uglier looking day. unfortunately, we'll stay clear tonight. you see a few high thin clouds. high pressure dome sitting over the east coast. we've got active weather trying to push west to east. chicago, detroited parts of indiana and illinois. you can see the cold front draped south of us. that pushed the temperatures down. warm air bottled to our south. high pr

. >> we will move over to the this is a beautiful picture we have a long chesapeake beach overlookingrizon. mostly sunny conditions for the day today with clear skies and sunshine and 37 degrees at chesapeake beach and in the district. a little below freezing in spots like martinsburg and manassas. we are on our way to the low 60's, cool this morning but mild this afternoon. we will have a breeze out of the southwest that will gust up to 20 miles per hour periodically. tomorrow will be cooler, back in the 50's with sunshine and by wednesday, it looks like added cloud cover had a chance of showers with widespread rain for the middle part of the work week. >> checking news around the world -- crews finished demolishing the compound where osama bin laden was found and killed by that raid by navy seals last year and workers began tearing down the three- story home on saturday. the time is 6:12 -- 35 degrees in blade ginsberg. >> gas prices just keep on going up. >> plus, extra protection for the gop's latest front runner and who is also getting secret service protection and where the cand

20s, low to mid-20s from prince william county to fairfax county and arlington and right near the chesapeake bay a cold start as well. just in the 20s to near 30 trees. the view from space showing clear skies. high pressure over the region and that will give us plenty of sunshine today, but a cold morning. our temperatures will stay below freezing until about 8:00 or so and then get in the mid-to-upper 30s by 9:00. sunny afternoon, rapid warmup. we should make it up to 50 by noon time. may hit low to mid-50s in the afternoon. sunset at 5:35. a look at your evening planner at 4:41. >> if you're traveling the beltway, an early look. volume light around the area. this is the beltway making your way past route 50. outer loop speeds look good. from 495 to 95 at 61 miles per hour. montgomery county nice. very light volume. live look at new hampshire avenue. commuting in virginia same story no issues at all, inner loop speeds good as well. 56 miles per hour. from the interchange to the dulles toll road. that trip will take you 14 minutes. back to you. >>> 4:33. breaking news in the philippines. a 6

. >> the other day chesapeake, a very forward-looking company, teamed up with 3m of all companies to to find tanks, cheaper, that would lead to quicker payback. where are you in that -- >> we're working with lots of people. there's a massive amount of innovation going around the world. it's a global problem. everybody's going to try to solve these issues. i'm sure that's what the president is talking about with innovation. lots of things we can do in a world where we're focused on natural gas as the fuel. can we do better engines? better vehicles? everything can get much, much better if we have the market and the market demand. so all of this stuff is coming. >> you mentioned it's coming. one of the reasons i'm focused on jpmorgan, i'm not trying to beat you up on this stuff but people are saying wait a second, cramer, it's too much, putting the onus on me. jpmorgan is saying come munz is going to be free to compete with you and more importantly there's much, many more competitors coming in. i to date have seen you line up nav i star, seen you line up volvo. i'm trying to find out wh

a gorgeous sunset looking over the chesapeake.peratures now cooling off pretty dramatically out there. we think this will be the trend right into the weekend. we do not see it as a long-term trend as some of our other forecasting friends do right now. gusty northwest wind tonight. it will certainly be chilly by daybreak. expect a wind chill çóin the morning. wind chill factors tonight feeling above 30 degrees. tomorrow, we'll struggle up to 50 or so. downtown we may get above 50 to south baltimore. i think most of the surrounding areas, we have a tough time getting out of the 40s. as we look at the overall pattern here, pretty quiet across the east with that steady northwest wind coming in around an area of high pressure. that holds up through the day tomorrow. lots of sunshine with that high pressure dome, but we will track a new weather maker headed toward the east as we go to saturday night into sunday morning. right now, looks like it's going to track south of maryland. we'll see if that holds up. realize there's the chance fo

there are lots of problems over at chesapeake. can play this two other ways with other natural gas committed, dedicated natural gas smaller cap dedicated natural gas companies. if you do get a rise another 30 or 40 cents, these are already reacting to this move today and will continue to react. those names would be ultrapetroleum, upl. cabot oil and gas, cog and xec. another way to play this is to say that you've gotten so many of these dry natural gas plays that have been hammered so badly that, in fact, some committed a little bit more into the liquid space will be the ones that will absolutely be able to make up for the bad prices and the drive and the one that comes to mind would be sangra just in. >> how about crude oil? >> all of the media is centering on this. we had fox talking about not if the israelis will attack iran but when. we've got a loss in south sudan which hasn't been taken into account but means a lot for the japanese and chinese. only though it's only half a million barrels a day. >> it's going to be sticky fo

the unidentified adult woman was transferred to upper chesapeake medical center for treatment. >>> mom, looking for the perfect ride to shuttle your kids around town? >> linda so is live at the auto show at the baltimore convention center with a look at some of the newest rides. at any point are you going to take off in one of these? >> reporter: i would like to take off in 10 of these. we have another beautiful red car here. this may be a little too small for moms but this is a crossover. tell us about this car. >> this is the vehicle that replaces the family station wagon. gives you the ability to carry lots of stuff. it also gives you the comfort and convenience of almost, like a sedan-like ride. very impressive in that respect. >> reporter: it has third-row seating. >> the advantage here, easy access to what we call the smart slide. let's demonstrate that. makes it real easy for people to get in and out. i can easily get in and out myself and i'm hardly a kid. there's a third row seat that is designed for real adults. so you can put kids back here but later on you and other couples

a lot of it just south of the easton area, lower eastern shore, across the chesapeake is where we are seeing the most significant banding. so lower eastern shore, picking up accumulating snow, most of the action has been -- and probably will continue to be south of route 50. of course richmond getting the most out of this system at least right along the bay area with in 50 miles of the chesapeake it would be richmond, roanoke getting more and there is one band out here to the northwest of baltimore that shows at least some potential, perhaps putting down a light snow shower to the north and west of town. 42 degrees, obviously anything that does fly, flake wise won't stick. at least north of route 50. we are at 42 degrees. ten degrees above the freezing mark and check out the cameras, baltimore justin creasing clouds, nothing happening but washington we watched more interest here, and finally picking up a few rain and mixed showers through parts of the late evening here, more interesting pictures out of richmond where this is an area that started to get the accumulating snows, once we

a look at 50 this is at maryland 8 east of the chesapeake bay bridge. all lanes opened on the span of the bridge. and here's a look at 83 the jfx at cold spring lane. foggy conditions here and for those of you traveling on the southwest side of the beltway same story at wilkins avenue. we will keep you updated on all morning with this follow us on twitter at maryland traffic. now over to you. >>> new video this was the scene at u mass after the patriots lost. 1500 student rye outed on campus. police set off flash bombs trying to make the crowd of students disburse. officers had the horses and they say hoses rather and nonlethal ammunition to subduty crowdie crowd. >>> the game was about -- crowdie crowd. >>> the game was all about eli manning. bradshaw 6-yard touchdown run completed the comeback and sealed the win over the patriots. manning was named the mvp and the game marks the giants second tightel in five years in similar fashion. they won superbowl 42 a new years ago coming from behind. >>> if the game was not -- game was not your thing maybe you

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traffic coming out of the chesapeake beach was using 250 as an alternate.lborough southbound, the traffic going through wayson's corner using a service road. medevac helicopter is about a mile away from the scene and will be landing on the medium. route 4 is not an option. what is an option,. back to the,. >> thank you. 42 degrees in arlington. >> "good morning washington" >> google is known for creative todoodles. >> the latest celebrates the birth of a german physicist whose experiments led to developments of the wireless telegraph radio. hertz's last name later used in terms such as mhz. >> 6:00 coming up more news. >> a verdict could come as soon as today in the uva murder trial. >> and lisa baden has some trouble spots in the commute. tr >> attorney to justice for yeardley love. jury deliberations begin in the uva murder trial. >> the gop candidates face of tonight in a crucial debate. i'm tahman bradley with what is at stake coming. it's a market milestone as the dow jones cracked 13,000 for the first time in nearly a full you are years. what that mea

. >> i saw a man answering to this description on chesapeake in towson. an officer witnessed him run out from between a few buildings. he then took off. the officer conducting a traffic stop and found a piece of property from the victim on the suspect person and he made the arrest. >> police are not aware of a connection between the victim and suspect yet but this is still an open investigation. police are not releasing his name. live from baltimore county, kai reed, wbal hike in tv 11 news. >> barry simms is live in bel- air. this deal is about teacher pensions? >> yes. in the past it has been the state's responsibility but governor o'malley is proposing that the state and local governments should have a share. >> growing concerns about handling emergencies, worrying about his deputies, their duties, and teacher pensions. >> i have cut all i can in my operating expenses. i have nothing left to cut. but personnel. >> this is looming in the background as they continue to focus on his proposal to shift the cost of teacher pensions from the state to county g

of our precinct officers saw a man matching the description of the suspect and arrested him at chesapeake. >> right now, there is no word on a possible motive. police are still investigating. a two alarm house fire has invested it is busy. police got to the home and saw flames coming through the roof. they feared that the fire would spread to nearby homes because of the high wind. >> it took 55 firefighters one hour to place the fire under control. damage is estimated at $400,000 at this time. >> everybody got out safely. the red cross will be helping the family in any way they can. >> great today here today. lots of sunshine. temperatures close to normal for the season. we can expect that, as unusual a season as it has been. down in florida, there has been a little bit of rain. it has affected the daytona 500 in florida. elements of that may get close to maryland to the south the bus on monday into tuesday. there is a system -- to the sound of moscow on monday into tuesday. -- the south of us on monday into tuesday. we will talk about it in the insta-weather plus forecast. >> police say

usa plans to close the maryland house during the renovation and during that time it will keep the chesapeake house opened. the maryland house is expected to reopen after the big redevelopment by december, 2013. the you enjoy boating on the maryland waterways? consider a smaller boat. the department of natural resources is looking to increase the state boating fees. depending on the size of the vessel, it will take a bite. boaters who currently pay $24 every two years will be charged anywhere from $50 up to $700. the $700 fee would apply to any boat larger than 65 feet. the profits would be used to pay for boating projects across the state. johnson and johnson is issue a recall on infant tylenol, recalling nearly 600 bottles of the 1 ounce size of grape flavor to infant tylenol oral suspension. this comes after complaints over a new dosing system. some users say they pushed part of the system right into the medicine bottle. log onto to tylenol.com for more information. >>> a museum to honor. springsteen is set to open. huang referred to as one of america's most iconic stars, and out a display

big brothers and big sisters have joined together and become big brothers and big sisters of the chesapeake. more on how that change could impact your family. >> big brothers and big sisters have been in operation in maryland for 60 years. over 50,000 young people have been helped during that time. it is because of mentoring that today at this facility, big brothers and big sisters, along with the maryland entering partnerships, became the brothers and big sisters of the greater chesapeake. >> it is all about helping the metro community. we still have 1300 kids that are waiting for mentors right now. we hope by bringing the organizations together and increasing our brand, we can get more awareness to help us with our mission. >> under armour employees students from digital harbor high school. >> they share life experiences and life learning. that works really well and is a great way for the community to come here to the company. >> this didn't from digital harbor, having a positive mentor to guide them means a lot. >> i have friends who dropped out. >> being able to have someone to talk to

i want to take you out to chesapeake bay by chesapeake beach.icture this is just before sunrise. about 10 minutes from now. beautiful condition. high pressure over head. 39 in annapolis. temperatures they will hold steady until sunrise and then be on the upswing, of course, into the afternoon. lower 50's 4 the afternoon. not as warm as yesterday. a good healthy soaking of rain with around 3.25 inches. >> thank you so much. today could be a key day in the 2012 campaign as voters in michigan and arizona had to the polls to choose a they want to take on president obama this fall. there's a close race between mitt romney and rick santorum in romney's home state in michigan. a loss there could be a major blow to romney's campaign. however, polls show he has a solid lead in arizona. one day after a teenager and opened fire. >> for other students still in hospital. the suspected gunman is due in court for the first time. brianne carter joins us live with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning to you. that's small ohio committee

o'malley also wants to double the flesh tax on the average person to help clean the chesapeake. singles making it least 100 grand and families making 150, mean you are rich. he says he often buys gas in money at taxese of maryland.im out >> it is very close to here, i would like to stay. >> this data is way behind on roads and the feels that making more be too painful. some said they are willing to pay more. getting people to heart is a bad idea. hard is a people too idea. >> some are skeptical of their democrat's proposals. is no guarantee that all be enacted.l >> allows angeles man spent 30 children isng young bars accused of child molestation. he is charged with nearly two lewd acts on the child. he has been fired and is accused of binding and getting it least between 2008 and 2010. they began investing last march -- investigating last march after there were photos of the alleged acts. >> and washington highlands closed after a year crashed into the building literally. just before 1:00 this through., a year burst the animal raced around inside. animal control officers were ca

. -- chesapeake bay coalition plans. >>> hearings begin in chicago in the civil negligence case of erinrong -- andrews. >>> and jerry sandusky is currently under house arrest and he's forbidden from having contact with anyone under 18 years old. >>> a scroll gist old. >>> today, barack obama will sign a bill that gabrielle giffords sponsored and sited on. it is a crack down on ultra- light aircraft. >> michelle obama is going to join several to discuss what's being done to provide healthier food to school students. 'll also visit the home of a family who's adopted changes to become healthy. >>> if you have the need for ideas. we have some great ideas in the area. >> reporter: we're standing in timonium. it's anwe're joined with the executive director energy can you term me what you have to offer? >> we want kids to think outside of the box. createdtivety starts to wane after the 2nd grade. by the time that people reach adulthood, it's gone. we work in preschools and elementary schools. we work with mixed media, contemporary artists and old masters. we build art vocabulary. in the studio

chesapeake beach -- look of the sunrise. beautiful morning. 47 degrees in chesapeake beach already.l head to about 66. if in fairfax, another beautiful star. a few, high clouds. temperatures starting the day in the 40's. well above our average nighttime lows. climbing through the 60's across the region. leesburg's 39 a little rain will pass through regions -- richmond and the south side of virginia. we may see a little showered tonight and tomorrow morning with a cold front coming. but on the satellite, the whole story. kind of the leading edge of the cold front. it will develop more for family heading through tonight and tomorrow. it will not change the weather so much tomorrow as the cold air lags behind by about 24 hours. we will start to see some drop- off in temperatures tomorrow afternoon. but as we get to the weekend, a noticeable change. looking at the futurecast as we go through the day. most of the showers little of this meeting ge evening to the north. and then coming through with a cold front in the morning. once we get through the day tomorrow and tomorrow evening with

while. 7:07 for the sunrise. 32 degrees at chesapeake beach. west of the city. 27 in gaithersburg, 24 in hagerstown 30 in winchester. if the above freezing in quantico at 35. 32 degrees in fredericksburg, 33 in the city. futurecast takes us through the day, filled with sunshine. tomorrow a little action, a little disturbance coming, a cold front will increase clouds tomorrow night and set us up for the possibility of light snow or wintry mix. looks good as far as winter weather, because cold air is coming for the weekend. today, topping out in the 40's. through the next seven days, it will be up and down. near 50 tomorrow with sunshine. increasing clouds and cold front tomorrow night. windy and cold through the weekend. another warm up early next week. back to you. >> thank you. the ninth-ranked duke blue devils took a road trip to chapel hill last night. talk about and ending. >> taking the shot. >> oh. >> austin rivers delivered a 3- pointer to give duke a win over the north carolina tar heels. only 14 seconds earlier the other team was leadi

. >> reporter: eagle populations are growing so dense at shorelines along the chesapeake bay they'reacing another danger of power lines. many broke wings flying into wires at high speeds. >> there's a fracture we can't surgically repair. >> the challenge is to save their habitat. there's habitat out there and we need to protect it. >> reporter: wjz eyewitness news. >> bald eagles finally made it off the threatened species list in 2007. there's a hot spot nearby to find the eagle. log on to wjz.com. >> they're the most beautiful birds. >> they certainly are. >> bob has the weather for us. >> let's take a look at the weather. we have changes coming. a mild day tomorrow but a cold weekend. prepare yourself for that. 32 now but there's no winds or windshield. the humidity has come up to 72%. the due -- dew point 24. 25 in oakland and 31 ocean city. the warm spot has been that way all day long. d.c. there by the river at 41 degrees. locally anywhere from 30 to near 40 by the bay as you see. late winds as you can see everywhere but tomorrow the winds go back to the south temporarily and sa

chesapeake beach, beautiful day, i wish we could be at the beach today. we are not.att everhart will have a look at the stormy forecast. details on that coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> new at 6:00, it's called valentines for veterans, baltimore hosting one of 16 concerts across the country, saluting men and women who served this country. jeff hager reports, one of motown's most successful groups raised the roof off of the va center. republican almost half a sent reare you moved from the vietnam war, veterans have never forgotten them. the flair and charm that characterized this time, he stopped off with members of the group to visit aging vets. [music] on a makeshift stage, everyday cafeteria, the 7 time grammy winner and group turned back the clock for adoring crowd. >> from early 60s, kennedy, on up through 70. the motown legend said the respect goes both ways. jeff hager, abc 2 news. >>> temptations review featuring dennis edwards will perform at the symphony hall tomorrow. tickets disappeared early but have been fetching $50 or more on line. >>> today many

a little colder right alongside the chesapeake bay, thanks to the cold bay water influence.your saturday evening, no problems at all. 7:00, 9:00, 11:00, temperatures dropping from the 50s back down into the mid 40s. the winter storm watches are posted now as close to us as culpepper county, rappahannock county, shenandoah county, that's for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. the main low pressure area that's driving this whole forecast is still now just to the southeast of dallas, texas and there's a large plume of gulf moisture now across much of alabama and georgia, heavy rain there, that moisture is going to be coming in our direction, and we have a very weak weather front that's going to start introducing the cold air, here we go, through tomorrow, as early as 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow. then the snow line inches its way up through the washington area, and then quickly pulls right back out of here and sunshine is back in for monday. how about snow around here? nothing going on through the overnight hours, sunday services, no problem at all. by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, that

it's primarily rain and along the immediate chesapeake bay. not to say there aren't flakes. sure there are but it has been rain through much of the afternoon and a few flakes. 36 at bwi. so the column of air is cold enough to support snow. this is melting on contact across much of the baltimore area, points west. this is sticking on the ground. bel air, take a look at our abc2 weather bug. yes, we seat snow come down. it doesn't stick at all. just wet conditions on the roads and the surfaces, which are above freezing. mt. airy, some decent snow coming through here. you can see light accumulations on tree tops. western maryland it has accumulate lad little bit points toward frostburg, not particularly large accumulations. watch as the winter weather advisory, other than that pretty uneventful. so we're less than two miles in baltimore, less therein a half mile toward dulles. you see the freeze line pretty well here. terms of anything sticking or icy areas on the road, no concerns. from baltimore, dulles, south and eastward. go north and west of the i-95 corridor, here we have

chesapeake beach, 23. sunny skies this afternoon, mid 40's.ostly cloudy conditions with a disturbance moving overhead. could cause a few stray showers -- showers tomorrow to the west.

officials say that passing the measure would greatly hurt their ability to improve water quality in the chesapeake bay. >> good afternoon. i hope you get a chance to get insight into warmer temperatures. we're getting an early taste of the spring even though we hardly felt winter. 59 is the current temperature at b.w.i. marshall. was out of the southwest at 12 miles per hour. looking mostly sunny, but we will have more clouds through the afternoon. expect ties to bush into the low 60s. 50s this evening. there is a chance for showers made after 6:00 p.m. better bet between 99:00 and midnight tonight. >> police on the lookout for two suspects involved in a convenience store shooting in baltimore. it happened at the royal farms at harford road just after 9:30 tuesday night. officers found a 46-year-old man suffering at least one gunshot wound to his upper body. >> what we know, at least two robbers, one on the run, came into the store -- one armed with a gun, came into the store and robbed for money in cigarettes. not sure when, but at some point the gun was true to the victim and he was shot. >> any

as we look west over the chesapeake, watch the bridge. it gets obscured on some of the high spots. ourgoer shies view from hemingway. quiet on the severn but some rain at times. bel air, wet roads. that's been the story making it more of a headache. temperatures mid-40s, low if the spht to the north, pretty uniform though. across the region, the rain steadily clearing. rain from delmarva that will be coming to an end. not a lot of new weather behind the preliminary line. basically, nicer, drier and cool weather. a mild dray with lots of sunshine. our developing storm to the west. there are several ingredients, some energy coming out of southwestern united states and really western mexico and our moisture really building in east texas. all that merging together as we go into the weekend and running up our coastline. so far, as we check hot the trend we scan see drying, drying, clear, a nice start to the weekend. friday night fine. saturday some sunshine. then clouds increase. here's what we're watching. this will be the developing system as he were go into saturday night. we take he

un juez de la corte de chesapeake denego la peticion de liberar al menor del centro de detencion juvenilen el que se encuentra internado... segun autoridades, el diez de enero, el menor disparo contra carolyn walker en un complejo de apartamentos donde ambos residian.. el juicio iniciara el 15 de mayo... un empleado de walmart le disparo hoy a su gerente y luego se quito la vida... el sangriento hecho ocurrio al medio dia de hoy en un centro de distribucion de la mega tienda localizado al sur de richmond, en virginia... el hombre de 32 anos se dio un disparo en el pecho al ver llegar a los policias que atenderian la emergencia.. mientras su jefa, una mujer de 40 anos, recibio un disparo en una pierna... al momento se desconoce que pudo haber ocasionado esta tragedia... mientras tanto, en baltimore un hombre de 46 aÑos, fue baleado en el torax durante el robo a una tienda y la policia ahora se encuentra en la busqueda de dos sospechosos... el incidente se produjo en el establecimiento royal farm, localizado sobre la calle harford... segun testigos los sospechosos -- uno de ellos portando

as we work past lunchtime, rain showers to snow showers, kind of a mess along the chesapeake. mainly all rain. the quick burst of snow, overall, we're clear, dry on thursday, maybe an icy spot in the morning. we're going to melt off quickly during the day, still developing, this system is. right now frankly not looking all that impressive. nonetheless it will be a headache for your afternoon commute. tomorrow fine early on but wintry type showers during the day. we'll be above freezing. the wet snow will not stick. tomorrow night down to 33. keep in mind that could mean icy spots for thursday morning. during the day thursday we'll melt off anything that does stick. we're set for a clear, cool dry weekend. >>> in democracy 2012, voters in minnesota, colorado and missouri hit the polls. >> reporter: this is almost like a mini super tuesday. it's the first time we've had more than one state voting in this election cycle. each canned has a different strategy. minnesota offers tonight's biggest prize, 37 del gas. voters include many conservatives who favor small government. in minn

lawn tractor at tractor got stuck and the suspects took off.it ended when the truck hit a car in chesapeake city... kiiling 35-year-old david rolland. "the pickup truck that the suspects were driving turned out to be stolen, it belonged to a woman ho lives in northeast, she had acttally given it to a frienddof hers who was going to do some maintenance on the truck." truck."the other driver was treated and released from the hoopital. the driver involved in this crash in parkville yesterday... is recovering this morning.a fox45 viewer sent this picture of road crews and police blocking off east joppa road between old harford and satyr hill road. baltimore county police say a mini-van slammed into a utility poll... knocking down wires. when news hits your neighborhood... see it... shoot it... send it.upload piccures and videos to fox baltimore dot com...click on "the seeeit, shoot it, send it" icon.also... send pictures from your cell to "pics at fox baltimore dot com." prince geerges county police make an arrest in the death of p community activvst from virgia virginiapolice say linwood johns

they took the woman to upper chesapeake medical center for treatment. know, it is so weird guy you would put it in a dumpster. >> -- why you would put it in a dumpster. >> the woman is very cooperative with us and indicates that the baby was stillborn. to prove otherwise, that is why the autopsy examination is being conducted. >> results from that autopsy might not come back for about a month. barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> after to link the days of jury selection, opening statements began today in the murder trial of george huguely. according to prosecutors, one of his angry e-mails to his ex- girlfriend, yeardley love says "i should have killed you." lowell melser is live in charlottesville where testimony is underway. >> testimony continues at this hour. i am told last witness of the day is currently testifying. it has certainly been a very, very long day, one where we saw the jury finally seated, and opening statements from the commonwealth of virginia, calling it is first witnesses, including yeardley love's mother. as evidence is presented, open