it happened on cromwell ridge road. one person had to be flown to shock trauma. no word on his condition. >> crystal clear day, once again, things a little cooler as the front punches in out of the west. there are showers already starting to build in from the west but on the whole we take a look at the current temperatures and winds, light from the south and its been a mild dame few degrees cooler than yesterday. 61 in frederick, 59 in easton. rest of the evening through the 50s, partly cloudy, cool if pleasant but a storm system, two kind of making thway toward maryland . >> thank you. chicago family is in admonishing tonight after a television fell on their 3-year- old daughter killing her. it happened last night in the family home. the girl ran into a 27-inch tv set that fell on her. she died at the hospital. she is the second child in the chicago area to be killed by a falling television in the last ten days. between the year 2000 and 2010 the agency got 245 reports of children eight or younger being killed by a tvo heavy duty piece of furniture falling on th

southwest we go through cromwell and over toward culpepper, catlett, wilderness, everybody seeing the showers as they streak northeasterly. temps are dropping north and west. mid-50s southern maryland. low 40s in cumberland. 45 winchester. 32 in oakland in garrett county. the cold air continues to spill toward us. 40 degrees on that dew point with air temperature of 51. humidity, 66%. look at the winds north- northwest at 17. we have gusts in the low to mid 20-mile-per-hour range. the cold, boy is it cold in bismarck. some of the coldest air all season coming into the northern plains. that will be cold south and east behind the storm system which produced the severe weather in the south yesterday and you can see all of the showers here in the tennessee valley. this has to get through us before we clear. that might not happen until mid flan. again with the cold coming in, don't be surprised to see a wet flake. 48 this afternoon. late clearing. tonight, 20s and 30s. a chilly friday. less wind. saturday, milder. mid-50s. by sunday, 'skins play, temperatures should get to 64. increasing r

earlier power outage causing a 30-minute delay on the light rail, also west bridge northbound between cromwell and b.w.i. to camden. however, light rail is full service right now. metro subway on time. marc trains looking good. no delays on the penn, camden and brunswick lines. we have the 19 bus with a diversion at eutaw and baltimore. 311 diverting southbound at cathedral and monument. with the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you, sir. good morning, everyone. we're heading into the biggest travel time of the year, so i thought we'd start with the national travel weather, then work our way back to baltimore. there's going to be rain shower activity all along the east coast from new york all the way down to the carolinas, maybe even into the northern part of florida. if you're driving or flying up to new york, expect rain there. atlanta is a huge connecting hub. there could be thunderstorms there this afternoon. dallas, 63 with a chance for rain showers. dry in chicago, but chilly with a high temperature of 48. stay in the 30's as cro the northern plains

cromwell who plays valentine's loyal chauffeur says on the silent screen overacting is far too easy.fficulty for an actor is that you have no reference as to where to pitch your performance. usually we gauge it by hearing ourselves speak. this you have to rely completely on your facial expressions and your gestures. >> reporter: and of course the music which becomes almost a character itself. it helps set the mood for what becomes a love story between valentine whose star begins to fade and his beautiful chorus girl who soon finds her voice in the talkees. to bring peppy miller to life, the director's wife spent hours studying classic hollywood legends like marlene a dietrich. >> i used to watch the way she winked and she smoked cigarettes and held her head and moved just because i needed to have a sense of what it was to be an american movie star. >> reporter: but perhaps even the best movie star of old couldn't have done quite so much with a coat rack. even her husband director was shocked. >> i was like trying this out and i thought, oh, i can do this. he said, oh, keep that. that