in the 20s by daybreak tomorrow. a freeze on the map. there will be a little bit of a bounce tomorrow midday but never out of the 40s. things will change yet again by sunday and next week coming up. >>> the fire broke out at a towing company. a worker there received minor burns from the fire but refused to receive medical help. >>> nicole fitzgerald faces charges of child abuse and reckless endangerment. her son was found dead. she was treated for cuts in her neck. >>> the trial for former penn state administrators accused of covering up the child abuse scandal by jerry sandusky is being delayed. the jury says they need more time to think about the cases of three. the three say they did not lie. >>> she spent her life trying to save ours. but last night one of our brightest and smartest lost her life in a car crash in carroll county. she was working to save lives as a specialist in nuclear medicine at the chancer center in westminster. colleagues say she was committed to her work and her role as a wife and a mother to a 2-year-old. >> sh

we think this is going to dip south carolina toward daybreak tomorrow. the snow positions itself further south and then jerks back north during the course of the day. we start out as snow and some of us change to a mixed bag of rain and snow for the second part of the day for about half of the state. starting as all snow. we're spreading the state by 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. then we ramp up the intense -- intensity toward 10:00 a.m. . the rain snow line drifting just out of southern maryland. at some point we may see the rain snow line all the way up to the i-95 corridor. we clear out for sunday, but it's going to be windy and cold. temperatures struggle to get above freezing tomorrow and they'll struggle on sunday. here's the storm setup as it comes through. again, pin wheeling through the state pretty quickly tomorrow, 2:00, 3:00, tapering the snow showers. a dry and cold and windy day on sunday. here are the totals again. 3-4 in carroll county westward. a 2-3-inch band from northern hartford through warren county. tonight, snow showers by dawn and t

colder by midnight, mid-30s, 29 with a frost at daybreak. things will stay chilly. then they warm up in the outlook. we talk about when that happens and how warm, coming up. >>> it was a first of baltimore schools, an interactive meeting. >> the kids had some hard questions about everything from school safety to vegetarian options in the cafeteria. abc2's roosevelt leftwich has more. >> it was a townhall and the children's questions basically centered on trying to make things better in their schools. about 60 students from the eastern half of baltimore county had a frank talk with the superintendent. it was televised on the county school's network. one of the big esh use, school -- issues, school safety. they have heightened awareness about violence and bullying. it's about students being aware of their own surroundings and being involved in their own education and own safety. >> i think we have a good plan for being reactive. i want to change it to proactive. when you're proactive, kids feel like they're connected to the schools. you always har me talk about -- hea

overnight this gets cold has we drop to freezing by daybreak tomorrow. how about the locales. anne arundel county will have the warmest temps, a decent amount of pretty active weather. then has we take a look, federal hill, close to 50. that chance for scattered showers as we go through the day, especially in the afternoon and evening. the setup, some encreamsed clouds -- increased clouds. showers in western maryland. squeeze play, central maryland how much of a scat -- scattered shower. saturday looks drier and we're going to be back and forth. we're in the cold section of our boundary now. as the two air masses battle it out, maybe this retreats further south. the cold air is back in on sunday. that's how it looks for the moment. this new cold front approaches. you can see it's sparking snow along the u.s. canadian border. tonight 31, partly cloudy, rather cold. tomorrow we get close to 50. i don't think we'll get there. some spots like southern anne arundel county. 42, mostly cloudy, mild. so, again, the big changes and the outlook, significant warmup for saturday. perhaps

we would turn to europe >> daybreak is coming and we anticipate the search and rescue to come back out here for the cordillera creek. it started off as a simple traffic stop and the suspect jumped into the swollen banks of the court there creek. police stopped what they thought was a drunk driver. the suspect jumped over the fence after taking off and jumped into the creek. they were able to keep visual contact with him for about a hundred yards that ultimately they lost sight of him. about 1:00 is when they sent out multiple agencies including the fire department and the marin county sheriff's department and the southern marin fire department and a search and water rescue boats. we had a chance to talk to the police chief and he talked about some of the concerns about the suspect. >> we're very concerned with the swift moving water that he could have gotten caught in something or possibly drowned. we are very concerned for his safety, we hope he is ok. we currently have a swift water rescue boat from the fire department now. we are going up creek trying to locate him. the water doesn'

therest of the evening, the fog thickening, cool and cloudy with more rain likely by daybreak. so tough times on the roads. we'll talk about how things will change a lot by tomorrow and again on friday. >> all right. mrisz areinvestigating a crash that killed a good samaritan and killed a man. john scott pulled over to help a driver with a flat tire. walter feick also arrived to help. as the two were working to change the tire, a driver lost control of her car. scott fsz killed, fliek was flown to shock trauma. thedriver of the disabled vehicle and the driver who caused the crash, refused medical treatment. >> more ñmino carrierringconne . >> in only the's consumer alert, worries o about the government coming to an agreement on the fiscal cliff will make it difficult to piece together maryland's state budget. the cliff is making things uncertain since maryland would be hit hard by the federal cuts. the president met with john boehner today who is now agreeing to a higher tax rate on the wilthier americans but there is no deal yet. >> according to triple a, speeding tickets in w

overnight down to 29 or so by daybreak. clear and cold and breezy. 45 for your two-degree guarantee. the next few days temperatures will get back close to 50 on friday. there's that milder air pushing in for the weekend, temperatures in the low 60s. we got a new cold front toward the middle of next week. that will drop us back down into the mid-40s. so far for december even when you throw in these types of cold fronts, it hasn't been a brutal month. typically if you enjoy a few weeks like this, you're going to pay for it. we'll see what happens. it's strange when it falls as the day goes on. >>> this story is just -- we have a little girl in the middle of a custody battle. on one side the biological father and the other her step parent. while he was stationed in south carolina two years ago his ex-wife tear a bland was giving birth in utah. he had no clue. he was never told he was going to be a dad or that his baby girl had been put up for adoption. >> he has a right -- she has a right to be with her father. >> the ex-wife

moresignificant rain toward daybreak tomorrow and that will eventually clear the sky and allow us to see a little better tomorrow. here's the rain in the west that will arrive early tomorrow mod morning. you seesee some showers in the morning. a chill llier scenario tomorrow night and then the sun comes back wednesday before we get a new system in here thursday. temperatures now, again we're right on that boundary so we're not going to see a lot of movement temperature wise. thedaytime highs will be back in the 50s. not too bad by december standards. as we look at the big picture, a very ugly looking night and morning tomorrow but drier, clearer conditions make their way in over the southern plain states and that arrive here tomorrow afternoon and evening. tonight,dourn to 43 with dense folg. tomorrow, 57, morning dense fog and rain, then we're clearing through day and tomorrow night, generally clear but colder. next few days, mid-50s is the rule but a rain maker thursday into friday will bring rain and wind and prap ace brief winter mix into friday. now theweekend does look clear an

light rain, drizzle love of with the wind subtle at daybreak. during the day tomorrow, we can expect 63-67 high. there may be some breaks, but as the jazz clouds and showers activity. most of it will be at the end of the day. you may hear a clap of thunder. south, southwest wind at 10-50 m.p.h.. the small craft advisory is out, gusts up for the 20 with a three-but chop expected. again and, most of the rain to the north and west of us this evening. summer showers may come through a different roads north. most of these in a the derrin will be to the south of us. as we get deeper into the bay, the rain chance will increase and then late in the day monday and tuesday, some char activity. the temperatures will be considerably chillier. something passing to the south looks like the rain from that and most of the clouds staying to the south. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. only 52 on tuesday. it looks like the bulk of the rain will be later in the day. rain chances over the weekend, but it will be kind of cool only in the 50's. >> the universi

tonight no problem at all, as you head out, looks like 35, 32 by daybreak. man, where did the year go. tomorrow night down to 26 with light clearing. again, the next few days the big difference will be after tomorrow and a few light showers. colder and dry weather as we go from wednesday into thursday and friday. temperatures bounce back a little bit it would apore by the second -- appear by the second half of the weekend. the setup is a cold one. i meant to get the ravens logo up. the weather looks decent for that, six days out. >> tonight people heading down, just cold, no rain. >> looks like the wind will be light. no chance for precipitation. that's good for all the festivities. >> a lot of people out there. >>> all right. pop the champagne. people around the world are ringing in 2013. how the united states is influencing new year's in china. plus, you made your new year's resolution. now it's time to keep it. new smartphone apps help to stick to your goal. irene, drop the itch. we dropped the itch, you can too. maximum strength scalpicin® is not a shamp

. >> a little frosty at daybreak, but charles will be there.d morning maryland. >> ly have to scrape my car when i go out? >> you better. >> have a good night!

most of the fiction i wrote at daybreak sold the magazine. for 2 cents a word. 310 to yuma in 1953, 4500 words western, sold $490. two years later, a studio paid 4000 to make a movie starring glenn ford. and i liked it a lot, but walter called the picture three hours and 10 minutes past high noon. [laughter] in 1969, i wrote my first book that wasn't a western called the big bounce. my agent in hollywood at the time to read, called and said kidd, i'm going to make you rich. he saw the big bounce as a quick movie sale. send it out to producers over the next few months and got 84 rejections. i did top that record. i got 105 rejections for another story that offered hitchcock bought, but then died on -- [laughter] but the book did so, and, and twice was adapted for the screen. now, i can't believe anyone in this room so that either version of the picture or remembers it. if you did, because i saw it here in new york, and i came in a little bit late. i was about -- it was about 20 minutes into the picture, and i sat down right after that, the wom

looking to reroute all passenger planes over the yellow sea is to avoid any possible conclusion with daybreak from a long range missile that north korea is planning to launch later this month meanwhile japan is deploying missile interceptors saying they're prepared to down the rocket if it poses a threat insists the rocket will take a satellite into orbit but the u.s. south korea and japan claim it's carrying out intercontinental ballistic missile tests. two officers have died in two more injured in northwest pakistan but an explosion hit a police van the vehicle was patrolling the outskirts of the city of peshawar however it's unclear how the bomb was detonated in cities located in pakistan's volatile tribal region is often targeted by taliban militants. but coming up next an exploration on the dangers of living on the outskirts of the u.s. marine bombing range is coming your way in just a couple minutes stay with us. in the glow of russia's north from away from civilization in a three hour helicopter treat from the nearest village. these children family have been living here for a long time

they will be giving it the once over it would daybreak. we expect to see them out here and about 30 minutes. >> the time is 6:36 a.m. and we will back with more in just a couple of minutes. music's, ready ! share the harmony... she'll be here soon ! she'll love this ! share a sweeter welcome... hey, hola, cómo estás ? hello, hey everyone. hi. es un pla-cer co-no-cer-te. encantada. share everything. this holiday get verizon's share everything plan. unlimited talk, text and shareable data... ... across your family's devices, all in one plan. hurry in for a droid razr m by motorola for $49.99. >> take a look at this, video from outside cars were fully submerged. it was 1982 and january and that is san rafael. no one is going anywhere. cars were going anywhere in the water, and highway traffic tunnel down to one lane. yesterday, not so bad. >> remember the fun we had and what was that 2002? we still have people without power in the bay area. the biggest outage right now is being reported in lafayette with 261 pg&e customers without power this

not a lot of moisture, but enough that by daybreak tomorrow snow will break out and will be with us forime tomorrow, tomorrow during the day and things will taper down by tomorrow afternoon. what can we expect? like wednesday and monday, the snow/rain line setting up in the metro. the farther west and east of the city, the lesser your chance of any issues here. primarily rain. winter weather advisory across the northern tier of maryland, west virginia. it's no longer there. i'm not sure if they've canceled it or having a problem with the map. partly sunny skies. not as windy as yesterday. high 42. winds out of the north and west at 5 to 10. update on the forecast and we'll look at the weather advisory in a couple of minutes. back to you. >>> and keep up with the storm with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, ipad or iphone. search for d.c. weather in the app store. you can also text fox 5 weather to 29473. and tony, it is -- >> free. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> a massive winter storm system is now blamed for at least 16 deaths nationwide, including one in maryland. the s

a little bit of daybreak, orange on the horizon from our camera over the capital. however cloud cover is going to take over later this afternoon. temperatures are chilly. lower 30s. right now we are partly cloudy, we'll be mostly cloudy by 9:00 or 10:00. we are almost overcast. into the evening many of us reach temperatures 44, 45 degrees then things will back off significantly after sunset. looks like a cool start. 28 in bethesda. these are the actual air temperatures. a little bit of breeze from the southwest. overcast skies, we are starting to see the cloud cover move on through. for your planning purposes here's what you need to know for the day. in the afternoon overcast skies completely with a high of 44 for reagan national. dress accordingly, it is going to be a very, very chilly day. just a transition for us with the cool air. the increasing clouds looks like we are in for a dry celebration top and new year's day will feature a mix of we want try precipitation. we are sitting in the 30s and 20s, it is feeling like the lower 20s for most of us. overall the c

. >> the swift water rescue team searched until daybreak. at dawn, a helicopter was used. by mid-morning anthony was still missing ensearch was called off. late this afternoon family members came to the bridge looking for hope. his younger brother was fearful. >> can your brother swim? >> no. he has asthma. if he was wearing a lot of clothes and shoes, not a good signed this his younger sister remembers their last phone call. >> i talked to him yesterday. >> what did he say? >> we just had a little conversation like we always do after work about our day and what he was up to and what he was going to do that he night. >> police say the most important thing now is to make sure the man is safe and still alive. don ford, cbs 5. >>> other bay area headlines. richmond's homicide rate is down and the city is no longer on the most dangerous list. this year 18 people were killed. that is a drop from 45 just three years ago. it is the lowest number the stelazine since 2001. >>> in san francisco, the business improvement district is trying to deal with pushy panhandlers. they are int

. - we'll start before daybreak. not this time, little bit. in a year or two, maybe. i brought mrs. here out from the east. she still hasn't quite been able to get used to it. you see, back east, you wouldn't be wearing pants. you'd learn to curtsy and to embroider, and you'd no more think of letting the sun touch your face than you'd handle the business end of a branding iron. - i'm gonna brand a calf this roundup. - you are, huh? i've got a big outfit here, governor. you've only seen a corner of it. and this is the youngster who someday is gonna be able to run it. i'm raising her to be equal to the job. - did you have to humiliate me before the governor? - go to bed. - i know how bitter you are about me, how disappointed. but why can't we try to make the best of it? - i'm doing that. - are you? staring for hours every evening at a mountain you can't have? bringing up lila the way you do? - will you please go to bed? - reece, you can't make a boy of her. it may be what you wanted. but it's not what we have. - i think i know what i'm doing. - and so do i. - now, look. it isn't our f

so it looks like it will arrive early tomorrow morning in time for daybreak.ll see a period of snow and then the transition to a snow/rain line will take place across the metro area here during the morning hours saturday. so that's what you need to know. winter weather advisory, you mentioned it, northern tier of maryland, west virginia, northern, extreme northern virginia towards winchester under a advisory. the weather service has indicated they'll likely include more counties. this area most likely to meet that criteria level, a couple of inches of snow. maybe two or 3 inches of snow there upwards of the pennsylvania border. today, low to mid-40s for highs, increasing clouds this afternoon. and i'll have more details on when it will get here and out of here in a minute. >>> cool. thank you, tucker. >> let's check in with jeff newman who is in for julie wright for traffic. >> thank you, good morning, tony, wisdom. we'll start on the beltway headed to the american legion bridge. no problems. light volume. a problem on the gw parkway heading over to the key br

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. >> isn't it kind of odd to have the one daybreak between today and tuesday? >> not really. we have the big low anchoring the system coming in up to the north and west of us. we are sort of in this big trough that keeps them coming. not unusual but we are getting way saturated for this time of the year. >> you are right. thank you, lisa. >>> researchers at ucf believe a tiny fish could help conquer devastating human diseases and perhaps change the way scientists test new medicines all at the same time. health and science reporter carolyn johnson explains. >> the doctor believes she's zebra fish to light the way to major drug discoveries. >> the big breakthrough was to use the firefly protein which gives a strong light signal. >> he and his colleagues are part of an international team that's using the zebra fish to screen potential treatments for conditions ranging from obesity to diabetes. they have attached a genetic light switch to a pathway associated the production of glucose or blood sugar. >> meaning when the fish produce glucose in the liver, the light shines up. >>>

they have asked congress to work through the hold daybreak. >>> the federal reserve is expected to announcepansion of the stimulus program this week. experts predict the fed will extend the program of buying $85 billion of securities each month into the new year the announcement is expected tomorrow or wednesday. >>> and a new service shows pay for college presidents continues its up ward climb. the chronicle of higher education studied data from 2010 and the median compensation rose about $400,000. that's up nearly 3%. for those of you about to go into college or starting college, may want to think of that for a career. pays pretty well. >> 400 grand, that works for me. >> no kidding that sounds good. thanks so much. >> see you guys. >>> it is 6:48, time to take a look at what's coming up a little bit later on cbs this morning. >>> charlie rose joins us from new york. >> good morning charlie. >>> good morning frank and michelle, president obama and house speaker boehner met on sunday to discuss the fiscal cliff. but are they closer to a deal. jeff emmel will tell us why this needs to be so

what we are starting to piece together here is the timeline, that began at daybreak earlier today.this young man got out of bed. took one of those gun, shot his mother in the face. took her car, and drove to the school here, a small elementary school in the picturesque part of connecticut and taking the lives of 20 children ages 5 and 6. all in kindergarten, six other adults inside. that building as well. i tell you, bret, after being here for a couple of hours, what is striking this is small town america. beautiful wooded area of rolling hills. this time of year you think of christmastime a few weeks from now and if the snow starts to fall around here it's a picturesque community. one can only imagine how beautiful it is. but that beauty has been absolutely shattered by the description of the grisly scene inside of this school building. earlier today, some of the police described it as not a simplistic scene. imagination starts to run you start to think about these children inside these two different rooms. in one section of the school. the bodies have not been removed. they are s

they are going to wait until about one hour, until daybreak.y have suspended this search from about 30 minutes ago. they do not know weather he is in the water, drowned, or if he got out this was a suspected d u i >> thank-you. as jackie mention, the one, two punch, and heavy rainfall keeping showers >> rain or shine, whistling to come out and do our shopping. >> as we find out, we will determine weather or not it is going to be difficult to continue and in corte madera heavy rains kept some christmas shoppers the rain brought with it flooding to many parts of with the rain expected to continue through the shoppers who haven't already gotten the last of their the foundation hoped to get another 400 hams sunday and today. if you would like to donate a ham you can do so at the saint anthony's. from 9 a-m this morning until 3 this afternoon. new video into the kron four newsroom. thousands of palestinians and international tourists are visiting bethlehem today to celebrate christmas. bethlehem is located in the west bank. >> the department of fish

stocks at the low of the daybreaking below 13,000 for the first time december 5th. you see 13,011. where's the leadership? we know there's little demonstrated in d.c. these days. we turn our focus to the stock market and which sectors will stand up and deliver for you in 2013. >> look at the finanicals leading the market lower. about financials, fundamental improvement they have and reserve releases they will continue to see, good expense management in a housing recovery. we talked about housing over and over again and financials over and over again. i think you look at regional banks, large cap finanicals and capital markets at goldman sachs. >> is that your topic? >> in terms of positioning where i look at it right now, that's where most of the money is. >> i think it will be technology, judge. i agree with joe about finanicals, because if these guys can finally do something right, these guys being the politicians, i think we could have a housing continuation, great for the banks and well fargo. as far as technology, unfortunately a lot of folks had their jobs taken abase of effi

they meet before daybreak. they sing hymns antiphonally.hey worship christ as if he were a god." and then he says, "they take an oath, but not an oath to do anything bad, rather an oath only to be good-- not to defraud people, not to do anything evil," and so on. >> ( dramatized ): those who denied they were or had ever been christians, who repeated after me an invocation to the gods and offered adoration to your image, these i thought it proper to discharge. >> and he says to the emperor, "do you think i handled it correctly?" the emperor then writes back and says, "sounds okay to me. but don't go out looking for these christians. and if you get some anonymous charges against people, don't take that too seriously. we don't want to set any bad precedents here." >> narrator: before pliny, legal precedent still held that christians were a sect of judaism. >> because it was considered a part of judaism, christianity was considered to be protected by the legal status of jewish tradition within the roman empire. so, when we see pliny taking note

we'll look for daybreak around the freezing mark. bring the sunglasses. temperatures will moderate. a decent day day tomorrow. funneling out of canada. that is going to drop our temps toward the end of the week. for for now dry with the disturbance over new england. pulling in dry air. the second shot of air will bring rain showers. then the cold blast will settle in friday night into the day. >>> tomorrow we're back in the mid-50s, a sunny day after a crisp start. tomorrow night chilly and dry. where the change comes in is late thursday which will bring perhaps wintery showers through the day on friday. things will clear out friday night. i think you're fine saturday and sunday. the game day, chilly in the morning, top out in the mid-40s sunday, and then christmas day looking like low 40s and 20s at night. feeling like the holidays. i don't see any white stuff at this point >>> it's getting closer and closer. you know santa says if you wish really hard, your wish might just come true. santa came to the kindergarten class in mississippi, and she told him what she wanted most for chr