we're going to have some dicey conditions as we go more into the afternoon.show you the time in a second. satellite and radar picking up on the clouds across the and the unsettled weather is in the west. you see it creeping into west virginia right now with a little bit of a mix. and you see in southeastern ohio turning into a mixture as well. we'll be see that as we go into the afternoon and then tapering and wrapping up as we go into the evening. this area of low pressure will slide across our area and we'll get that upper level trough and it will exit west to east and things will clear out nicely. future trend picking up on what is going on today. we'll get snow in here in western maryland and then starts to work its way into our area in 2:00, 3:00 and things start to go downhill from there. it starts off as rain and wraps up as snow. my other concern is by tonight, we start to dry things out. but still we can see slick spots out there. so maybe contending with black ice as we go into tonight. we could see an inch as we go into the cities and maybe two to

. >>> good morning, maryland, the commute is dicey out there due to the patchy fog. you see it in the harbor with that live look at downtown. details of what you can expect on this friday, february 17th. good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowson. >> i'm megan pringle. thanks for joining us. we want to remind you that some schools are on a two-hour delay. check the bottom of your screen. >> caroline school, talbot county on a 90-minute delay. >> you want to know how long the fog is going to stick around, what's in store for the weekend. let's send it over to meteorologist lynette charles. good morning. >> good morning you two. we have fog across the area, dense fog advisory in some spots this morning. i'm going to show you that in a second. check out the visibility. it is very low right now. we can see about one-mile visibility into baltimore. more of the same into d.c. and easton one-mile visibility, four into york. culpepper, if you're heading into virginia, oh, yes, definitely need to look out there. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot as of now. we

the temperature of the roads is very warm and to the south this is dicey. >> it is getting bad and through the night it will get worse. >> snowflakes rain down on central virginia sunday night. >> this is the aftermath. >> producing a rare storm. it has been relatively uneventful, and this is just fine with roger. >> go home and stay at home if you can. >> just because you have a four- wheel drive does not mean that you are a professional. this could happen to anybody and one wrong move and you are gone. >> the unseasonably balmy conditions prevented the streets from getting frozen. but the snow was having an easier time being difficult. >> if you just try and do what you are supposed to do -- >> vida has over 500 pieces of machinery. >> this is my first time driving in the snow. i am from california. >> the issue is what it will be like in the morning. >> it is going to be very slick out there. >> with all the snow falling, there is concern about what the conditions will be like tearing the morning commute. there will not be as many roads -- as many cars on the roadways because of the nat

coating the roads with a salt solution to give them a bit of a leds start, anticipating what might be a dicey evening commute in some sections. earlier today they did warn people to head home early and get off the roads before rush our, although no one is expecting a lot of accumulation. they just wanted room to work. >> we were loading up all day today with all of our shops coming in and putting everything in dump trucks spreading. it will mainly be a salting operation. we may have to put the blades down a little bit but mainly a salting operation. >> we got a snowblower this year. i don't think we'll have much snow. >> reporter: a lot of people got snowblowers, hoping, anticipating we would get snow. it's much to do about nothing. it's not sticking to the roads. the evening commute not as bad as you would anticipate. it looks a lilts slick out there. so a little bit of a blessing for the ride home thanks to state highway crews and drivers who heeded their warning. live in harford, joce sterman. >> to follow the weather and find out where the snow is and get the forecast, even closings and d

it's going be dicey overnight. will everything be looking different on the roads tomorrow? let's check in with meteorologist, wyatt everhart, with a look at what is headed our way later on tonight. >>> we are looking at a night we will see the weather deteriorating and past midnight, that's when the main snow is set to arrive. i am going to caution you, the air is drive. elevated moisture and so we are getting a false return here. you have to get out towards west of frederick, in to haguers town to see light snow showers making it to the ground. winter weather advisory midnight tonight through tomorrow. key timing with the potent system than we have seen with the winter weather makers, this key timing is going to be for the core of the system to come through and extending in to 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow morning. we are looking good after that. this evening above freezing. early rain and snow showers will be liquid on the ground. overnight, we will get down the freezing and colder than that, we will talk about accumulations in the entire story with the storm and how your sunday sh

. >>> we are anticipating a dicey commute this afternoon. but we got to get you to work.e have a look at some of our major roads right now. we're starting with the harrisburg expressway. i83 here. and this is our first look at 83 this morning. no reported problems there. and for the drivers staying on 83, here's a look at the jones falls expressway and north parkway light volume for this time of morning. heading into downtown we're good to go as you make your way into the city this morning with a live look at lumbar street. back over to you. >>> results from the colorado caucus, they did not come in get finalized till 1:30 this morning. >> what is ahead on the campaign trail. we have everything that you missed while you were sleeping. >>> inner office romances. but a study says they are more common than you think. people hooking up while at the office. >>> we'll take a look at the nation's capitol that is a beautiful shot there. there's the washington monument and the capital building the background. we're back in a bit. >>> 5:15. it was a big night for one candidate in c

fog now reducing visibility, gronld gate bridge turning dicey on roadways. there is hachl moon bay down to a half mile. high definition south beach camera, lovely view of sunshine and high clouds moving in. there is a rain but it's light and surrounds crescent city. not going to amount to a lot for us here in the bay area. i'll show new just a moment. temperatures into 50s skpf 60s, loks running cooler. turning cloudy overnight, areas of drizzle and partly cloudy skies so this is now looking drier than what we have thought there. is a first system. it's weak. there is late tonight so what does this amount to? clouds and there is some spotty drizzle as a cold front comes through. this will produce snow in the sierra nevada for saturday. there is isolated snow showers and there is monday, more isolated showers that are possible there. huf moving into saturday afternoon, sunday we start to see another system. this misses the bay area, it's just going to head to the south so. now this one doesn't look like it's going to produce anything, either. we're go owing g

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flying air france this week just got a little dicey.ncel nearly half its long hall flights tomorrow and a quarter of shelded flights play not get off the ground either. >>> you might not want to fly to europe they' europe. poland record breaking cold bottoming out at 35 below zero. other countries report the heaviest snow in half a century. cold weather is blamed for at least 300 deaths across europe. >>> and apparently, 60 years on the throne is nothing. no big deal to britain's queen elizabeth. she marked today's anniversary by sticking to her routine duties like visiting a nursery school. it is a big deal for her subjects. today's band serenade, a little taste of it there, is only a taste of this innings to come. there will be four days of celebrations in june when the weather is a little bit better. >>> and iranians today held up homer and bart simpson as more proof of how the u.s. is corrupting iran's youth. the government official in charge of the intellectual development of children, yes, they have one of those, says simpson char

into thursday this will melt off in a matter of hours, so keep in mind the evening commute could be dicey okay. plan ahead. >>> coming up tonight, the super natural thriller "the river" premieres an abc2. it searches for a man who disappeared in the amazon. it's being filmed by a documentary crew. the director of paranormal activity said spielberg asked him to sign on. >> he said there's nothing like paranormal activity on tv, and we should do it together, and at this point i was barely figuring out the world of movies. i hadn't even thought about movies, but steven spielberg said let's do a movie together. >> it looks really good. you can catch the two-hour premiere tonight at 9:00. first we have an hour of last man standing at 8:00. the river will be followed by abc2 news at 11. >>> forgiving can be one of the hardest things to do. not doing it could be hazardous to your health. >>> why health experts say buying an economy class plane ticket could lead to a life-threatening problem. hands that feel soft and silky smooth! ooh...she's got the look. what's her secret? the gloves? dawn? i d

but the commute home will be dicey. take it easy on the roadways this afternoon. the temperature around 30 degrees and the snow showers will start to end and we'll get gradual clearing out there and we look much better for tomorrow. it's amazing. the sun will return and we'll see above average temperatures. here's a check of your seven- day forecast. you need to stay with "abc 2 news" this morning and all the time when winter weather approaches. you can get the latest business closings and delays on air and on line on abc2news.com and on your cell and the new "abc 2 news" ipad app. so good news there. stay with us all afternoon long. we'll have that for you. and you are going to have a busy day with the roads. >>> we anticipate a busy day. but right now to have a quiet start we've been checking our m dot cameras. this is the beltway right now and it's looking pretty good. and the southeast side of 695, you're looking at good conditions between the key bridge and 295 and the bw parkway and u.s. 50, here's a live look, traffic conditions calm for now for motorists 5

and it will be a dicey commute home. so speaking of the commute home, let's talk to angela right now. and she has a check of your traffic. >>> we got to get out this morning. and if you're heading out, normally you take ricetown road and you're going to have trouble this morning. and we're suggesting owings mills boulevard. and we have a closure on ricetown road at straw hat road with wires down. in the meantime, around the beltway, we're looking at our morning congestion out there for the rush hour. this is harford road and the north side deslay is going to extend over to providence road. and if you travel through pikesville and wood lawn, some slow spots making the past liberty road. and this is live at howard and martin luther king, jr. boulevard. >>> supporters of proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage they're going ask the supreme court to overturn the ruling from the supreme court. gay marriage can't resume in the state till the deadline passes for supporters of the ban to appeal. and an attorney for a christia

. >> could be rough, dicey. a couple of trouble spots here and there.let's update the situation, howard county, cooksville and west friend ship. fallen power cables over route 144. police are saying they should be out of the way momentarily. they are not sure how long this will take. this is between maryland 32 and 97. best alternate, i-70. traffic moving well, here on i- 95, traveling north on the southwest side. here is a look at the beltway on the north side. a pretty good start to the workweek, for people out today, here is 695, providence road. we checked in with mark jones to update you. no delays on the buses or rail lines for mta. outside for your tuesday. good morning. >>> not bad out there, especially this morning, we will be seeing mostly sunny skies. check out what we have in terms of dew point. this is a measure of the moisture in the air. baltimore, in the 20s, more of the same in to easton, this is very dry air that we have in place. the reason why i'm showing you this, there is a little disturbance trying to come in in the middle of the

that is not the true argument, and that is what the republicans -- they are in a dicey situation because they want to make that arkt for religious liberty. the women can prevail in this. it is very tricky in this. chris: let me go around the room. we talked about the selection on the party sides. will there be a republican nominee picked, presumably romney, before they get to tampa? >> i am afraid so, and i say that because i am a journalism. i would love to see it differently. >> kathleen, will it be done before they get to a convention in tampa? >> i think they will pick a candidate. i don't think there is a lot of appetite for waiting until august. >> i think they are going to pick a candidate. i think the candidate may have some strings attached. are chris: what do you mean by that? will he have enough delegates to win? >> he may want to do this, this, this. >> who? >> santorum. there will be a meeting. chris: that is what she is saying, that is his a brokered situation. >> i think if mitt romney doesn't win arizona and one other, the odds are going way up. for mitt romney to lose mi

tomorrow morning's commute will be dicey in spots where the fog is sitting and where it may become locally dense. the temperatures in the morning in the 40s except the upper 30s for the north bay valleys. here is the satellite and the radar. thursday high pressure provides us with a warm winter day. chance of showers and very light showers expected. you will see from the computer animation, it doesn't start until the morning commute. once it gets underway, a few showers develop for your friday. and then it is off and on through early saturday morning before things start to taper off. so the highs for your thursday will be really warm for winter standards. 70 degrees in san jose. ukiah, upper 60s, santa rosa, oakland, 66 san mateo and 65 half moon bay. get out toward livermore and it is near 70 degrees. 70 degrees in santa cruz. getting up to 72 in watsonville and 74 in hollister. warm or mild for tomorrow 6789 6789 -- for tomorrow. chance of showers friday into saturday. another chance of showers on sunday and going into monday. valentine's day we could see the possibility of rain. a cooli

it's still very dicey for him. the progressives under harry -- henry wallace come into philadelphia next. they have their convention. it's interesting,ou see the people who show up, and we hear these names later on. pete seeger is providing the music, paul robison is providing the music. you've got a couple of delegates there who become united states senators, one of which is george mcgovern. and they kind of go off on to their own, but their campaign is downward, downward, downward with the progressives. the dixiecrats meet again, they nominate strom thurmond. all the while things are going on in the world and in the country. as the conventions are meeting, uncle joe stalin decides he's going to blockade berlin. so what do you do, do you start a world war? do you send the convoys in? or do you do an air lift? do you figure out how to do an air lift to supply the people of west berlin before they riot and demand communism? and america figures out how to do that. and one of the things going on, you've got the return

it's still very dicey for him. the progressives under henry wallace come into philadelphia next. they had their convention. it's very interesting. the people show up and we hear these names later on. pete seeger is providing the music, paul robeson is providing the music. you have got a couple of delegates who become united states senators one of which is george mcgovern and that they kind of go off on their own but their campaign is downward, downward, downward with progressives. the dixiecrat meet again. they nominate strom thurmond. all the wild things are going on in the world and in the country. and the conventions are meeting in uncle joe stalin decides he's going to blockade berlin. so what do you do? starter world war? do you send the condÉ's sinner to you to airlift? you figure out how to do an airlift to supply the people of west berlin before they riot and demand communism. and america figures out how to do that. and that is one of the things going on. you have got the return of the peacetime draft. now, world war ii was a segregated army. the blacks are saying okay we

. >> a dicey proposition. always look very closely to make sure the packaging has not been tampered with. >> time for a check of the markets. for that we turn to jackie deangelis. good morning. >> good morning. futures are higher after the markets retreated yesterday breaking a three-session run. no major drivers wednesday though traders cited soft data in europe, lingering concerns about greece and weaker home sales as some of the factors. asian markets were higher today. we're going to get one report this morning on the number of new filers for unemployment. we saw the dow fall 27 points to 12,938, the nasdaq slipping 15 to 2933. and the s&p 500 down 4 to 1357. the white house is unveiling a plan to protect on line privacy, eventually giving the government more power to police internet giants like google and facebook. it doesn't impose immediate regulations but a group of firms have agreed to support a do not track button to be embedded in most web browsers soda ta can be gathered for research and face back

but up to that point it's dicey for him. again, people have different parts. churchill, for example. churchill has some remarkably interesting the statements. franklin d. roosevelt who, of course, very friendly to jewish people, it's very interesting to see what he would have done with the state of israel because he was talking with the arabs to before he dies with the saudis. well, we will consult you and everything. i have read that he was part of the board of directors which instituted the new taurus glasses at harvard which put in a quota system against jews. and who is really his best friend among cabinet members, is more involved. so people are contradictory. there is contradictions among every person in this room, and harry truman is just this amazing example of it. anyone else? >> is it true that when german -- well, truman did not run in 52. stevenson ran against bike. he simply -- the simply jump in the car without the benefit of any secret service protection or a thing and drove back to it independence missouri? >> there is a new book on that. actua

this next story is a tad dicey. so if you got some young children around, you may want to turn down the sound for this one. all done? okay. the number of teens and kids even younger seeking sex change operations is on the rise. that's according to a new report in the medical journal of pediatrics. now it says children's hospital of boston alone has seen a fourfold increases in these cases since the late '90s. according to the report, kids and their families are sent to psychological counseling until they're 11 or 12 and then doctors prescribe puberty blocking drugs. they say that allows kids to mature and decide if they actually want a permanent sex change. proponents say withholding treatment could actually be more harmful to the patient. however, some doctors say treating kids before the age of 18 raises serious ethical questions. sex change operations or treatments for kids? are children under 12 or younger capable of making a decision about gender and what effect could this have on their social life or school? w

. >>> traffic moving pretty quickly here on interstate 83, but it could end up being a dicey commute. >>> a jury has heard the opening statements. what happens next. >>> there's new information on a story we brought you last nit at 11:00. a still born baby found in a bel air dumpster. who led the police to the baby. >>> cold, cloudy and wet snow falling. we're getting a taste of winter. no 60-degree temperatures or sunshine, a reminder that we are in february. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> a little bit

. >> real weather n is going to get dicey on the way. tomorrow turns from mild to wild on tuesday, overnight monday looks like it'll get windy. we will cover that. weight the same year roosevelt was in office. 1933. up there since that time on top of telegraph hill. beautiful site. difficult to see by overnight monday because wind and rain will be moving in to the bay area. high wind watches already posted for monday night. looking for the potential for sustained winds, 20 to 40 miles an hour for the bay area. potential for gusts 70 miles an hour. that could mean damaging winds throughout the bay area this is for tomorrow night. winds are calm and what winds there are out of the east. tomorrow morning out to work locks like a little cloudy, lie clouds but the temperatures are not going to be that bad. low 50s. watch the -- this the future cast. we combine what the computer models suggest is going to happen in overlay in real terms on a map of the bay area. we start right now with high clouds over the bay area. as we roll it forward into

. >> some would try to get the grocery shopping done before weather conditions got too dicey. >> i was expecting it to be worse. >> but? >> but, it is what it is. >> i don't know, food in there to last you through a real snowstorm! >> we have seven kids. >> seven kids? >> yes. >> wow! so in case there is snow, you can be at home for like forever? >> we'll sit there all day. >> i can i have some bacon. >> no, sir! >> come on! >> no handouts! the economy said no. >> all right. put the bacon back. by mid-afternoon the snow flurries began to intensify, the winds picked up and the mercury began to head south. and that was the signal for these trucks to head on down the road. >> at the brentwood salt depot, transportation crews loaded up and then began their pre- treatment runs on the roadways. wet snow will freeze with overnight temperatures in the 20s. but because the area is under wind advisory until 7 a.m. sunday, chill factors could be in the teens or even single digits. >>> and of course you want to keep it here on wusa9.com for the latest winter weather information. >>> a teenager who

by sunday things start to get a little bit dicey. i think we'll see moisture pass over the greater bay area and the best chance would be late sunday into monday. we'll have a few showers and we'll meet back here on monday morning but next week looking mild and dry. a.m. fog on tuesday and warming up on wednesday. >>> we'll check on the bay bridge first of all. the typical overnight construction. atypical construction this weekend, yes, they're going ahead with the closure and the upper deck getting out of oakland from san francisco will be closed starting tomorrow night at 8:00. plan your reroutes, one of the options is taking the richmond/san rafael bridge and down across the golden gate bridge, that is a two-toll alternate for you. the earlier accident clearing from the roadway right here. westbound highway 4 at franklin canyon golf course, a smooth ride towards the eastshore freeway where the construction zone eastbound picked up a few moments ago as well. and more construction if you are heading eastbound toward the antioch bridg

it is very, very dicey, and i think commissioner chu raises a legitimate flag here that we should tread carefully. i also don't like the tone. i find it very hard not to walk away thinking landlords, money guys. they can pay for this and afford it. now it is a cooperation. if somebody is coming in doing a big improvement, the tenant and the landlord negotiate it on a best effort. we all want to get handicap access for everybody. we believe in that is his a noble goal. it is a pain for the landlord and the tenant. they try to work together. i worry about this being big brother stepping in. so many people could be negatively impacted by it. i am not going to be able to support it as it is right now. i will make that clear. unaltered, i wouldn't be able to support it. >> commissioner dooley? >> i think one of the main parts of this if i have it right is this is going to be a way to have the landlord and the prospective tenant or tenant have a very clear understanding given to them of what is federally required. this is not anything beyond what they are already legally mandate todd do. in t

yet for a moment there yesterday afternoon, it looked a little dicey. >> reporter: she was running in the top ten in a very fast qualifying race, and she was moving up when she got caught up in someone else's wreck. and her car shot across to the infield wall. it was a hard hit made softer by the new so-called soft wall technology. she walked away. she'll drive the backup car on sunday, and she knows the wreck could have ended differently. i watched your wreck thinking in a strange way, it's because dale earnhardt died a decade ago at that track that the soft wall technology exists, that you were able -- you iced a few bruises, last night, but were able to walk away from that. >> that's right. it's a real testament to the safety crew and the work they do on the cars, then also having that safer barrier. it wasn't long ago that wasn't a spot where the safer barrier was. so it makes me feel a lot better knowing that and makes me feel better, literally, being able to get out of the car and walk away and not having anything but a couple of bruises. that was a big hit. >> danica patrick is

races it's done for specialist and david coltart really is one another for no one star that check the dicey trick of the day. it was a great time coming to moscow this is my second experience of being here on the national holiday for men and new ice course to drive on here at the hippodrome and. yeah. big challenge i think to to be able to race with alan process because he's like an ice champion. it's great nice to people to watch and hopefully we'll see some great racing according to the foreman of the competition the washing drivers were the first to settle scores among each other with the winner coming out for the super final races against the foreign stars. and begin who showed the best ice recent skills on a day with no sign of been raining blood begin h.d.l. at both jerome the ambrosio who's currently a reserve driver for formula one team los and the man was already been there and done that david coltart i can't believe it's true so many participants and all of them proved to be very strong building up such tough competition i just want to thank my team and all the fans who supported

little dicey during rush hour. we don't know if weather played a role in this deadly crash. it happened around 4:30 tonight. one person was killed and another was rushed to shock trauma a. >> if you are getting off at midnight be careful trying to get home. leaving home in the morning will be tricky too. don harrison watching our travels tonight. >> you and i have covered a lot of snowstorms, sometimes snow up to our waist but this isn't one of them. that doesn't mean you don't have to be careful. the roads are warm and any snow that came down could possibly melt and then freeze though we didn't get a lot of snow you till have to be ready. >> very, very mild, wish it would get more snow. >> spoken like a true snow plow driver. this weather is what keeps them busy. >> we just fled to keep ahead of it and keep laying the salt down. >> dropping temperatures overnight can make our morning drive difficult. forget the radio n is music. roger moore is no rookie. he has been spreading salt for 18 years. >> tonight we will keep spreading salt, every two hours on the hour, keep eye on

will have another crack at the rain tomorrow early in the morning so rush hour can be a little on the dicey side once again. but then we will be seeing plenty of sunshine roll into the area as we go into friday. for today, that temperature right around 67 degrees. and mild with showers out there. and by tonight, temperatures coming in at 42 and it will be overcast. we have more showers possible. and then your forecast tomorrow brings a chance of morning rain. temperatures coming in at 53 and it will be cooler and the temperature is still above average. let me remind you we should be at 42, 43 for this time of year and we will stay that way as we go into next week. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. good morning. we have quite a few viewers heading towards the capital beltway i-495 and we are pleased to report i-95 will be a good choice for you this morning making the drive through howard county past maryland 175. no reported delays or troubles. coming from i-70, u.s. 29 southbound also a very good choice this morning. not seeing any

tomorrow morning at 4, so maybe around rush hour a little bit still on the dicey side. take it easy out there. but then we have improving conditions. we will see plenty of sunshine going into your friday. the start of the weekend for a lot of people. today, though, there's the temperature coming in right around 67. mostly cloudy and mild with showers. let's check the traffic now with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. off to an excellent start for your wednesday drive out there today. checked in with state highway officials and even though we have overnight work crews on 95 and 895 at the tunnels, no delays. traffic is moving pretty well a nice easy ride on i-70 coming in from marriottsville eastbound to u.s. 29 where we will still -- where we are still not seeing anything out of the ordinary north or southbound on 29. i-95 has traffic moving well through rosedale. looking north of white marsh boulevard, it's open to the -- can be open to the top side of the beltway. >>> at 11 we will show you the results of an abc2 investigation called bad medicine

. >> washington capitals still awaiting word on lights injured left knee, dicey for a team hoping to straight southeast title. >>> a race for the puck, light gets slammed into the boards behind the bruins net. his left leg appeared to get pinned along the boards he was seen leaving verizon center on crutches with a brace on his left knee. dale hunter what do you have. >> reporter: going to see tomorrow, he is day today right now and so we are just going to wait and see. >> took a whack but he is one of these guys, he will do anything for the team, he just wants to help the team he is a team guy. >> caps host the florida panthers who they trail by a single point in the southeast division. >> brian. >> thanks, one last look at the forecast. >> still a lot of 50s on this forecast, next five days including tomorrow at 54 degrees, little day we have to watch is wednesday, clipper coming through might produce snow or rain around the area we think it would be light thursday back to sunshine, temperature of 50, looks like friday will also feature a lot of sunshine, 52 degrees trending cooler

along i-95 and you have to get on the enterstates this morning, so --interstates this morning, so dicey weather. more of the same in d.c. we will be needing the rain gear as we head out and about. don't forget that. put that in the kids' backpack because you will need it. more temperatures coming up so don't go away. right now i need you to talk to angela because she has your traffic and your traffic is as important as my weather because it's little slick out there. >> reporter: that's right. slippery conditions so it wouldn't be a bad idea to give yourself extra time as you prepare to head out the door this morning. as far as incidents go, we had one reported in anne arundel county. heading towards the airport, at aviation and stoney run, police say they have it under control getting it out of the

. >> as dicey as it looked, doctors at ucsf says the woman will be just fine. luckily, she does not caught under the wheels of that train. >>> a massive bay area porn sweep unlike anything police have seen before. police found videos showing toddlers being sexually abused by adults. five men are under arrest, after a raid that zeroed in on a porn cluster. they range in ages from 16 to 48 years old. more than 70 detectives from san jose to san rafael, took part in this bust. they seized videos, computers and other images linking the men. all of them face felony child pornography charges. >>> we learned that a controversial plan to eliminate kindergarten, the entire grade, at a bay area school district is no longer an option. the fair field unified school district, considered cancelling kindergarten next year, to help fill a shortfall. after public outcry, the district changed its mind. >> it's something that they need. it's something that helps them develop. >> what's being talked about now? you guessed it, closing schools, eliminating sports and ending bus serv

bad at the bw parkway but once you get to the west side, that is where things are going to be pretty dicey for you, passing liberty road here. plenty of brake lights and backup that opens up after you get to frederick road. that's where the accident occurred. it has been moved over to the shoulder. as you can see, outer loop on the right side of your screen here. also top side delays, volume related from providence, between providence and harford road. over to you. >>> standing by for day four in the trial of george huguely, the man accused of murdering cockeysville native yeardley love. abc2 news' sherrie johnson has a preview of what we can expect today. >> reporter: testimony resumes about 9:00 this morning. first responders came to yard -- yeardley love's apartment after she was killed and will take the stand. eight of the 35 witnesses for the prosecution have been called already so far. in opening statements yesterday prosecutors showed in the days before yeardley love's death huguely wrote her an e-mail saying "i should have killed you." he found out about her relationship with anoth

weapons there so it's very it's very dicey to do this but you see it's really a domestic issue not a foreign issue. because these lobbying these companies have tremendous lobbying power and of course with the recession and everything there's a there's a more even more pressure to export and one of the things that u.s. . exports is arms absolutely and in fact last year i'm not sure if it was a record but it was definitely a high nearly thirty five billion dollars in the foreign sales of u.s. weapons. and these are companies again like boeing lockheed martin raytheon now i know that recently there was an announcement to some proposed budget cuts to the pentagon so what happens if these large companies we know they're not going accept last profits the name in the previous year what happens when you know the pentagon stops giving them as much money as they're used to what will they. do you know where will they export these weapons to continue to make money or they'll be more pressure to export because if they're losing revenue from the pentagon here domestically in the say well gee you k

the winds are picking up as the storm is approaching and it is going to be definitely on the dicey side at times for the morning commute. rain and wind increase overnight. showers tomorrow through thursday. our dry and mild pattern will return being on friday and continuing right through the weekend. here is the satellite and radar and here is the storm we are watching. it is definitely producing snow in the mountains mountains and in the sierra nevada which is why it is going until 4:00 p.m. stormy night ahead as a cold front comes through. here is the timing of it all. beginning tonight we have the rain already. and then as the front slides, 5:00 a.m. for the commute we are looking at moderate to heavy rain east bay and south bay and the santa cruz mountains. this is where you may encounter a rough ride in the morning. we will start to see scattered showers behind the front. could even see some snow mixing in with the rain on top of mount hamilton and above 4,000 basically. so the snow level will be near 4,000 feet. 5:00 a.m. another impulse comes through. we will go with scattered sh

the winds are picking up as the storm is approaching and it is going to be definitely on the dicey side at times for the morning commute. rain and wind increase overnight. showers tomorrow through thursday. our dry and mild pattern will return being on friday and continuing right through the weekend. here is the satellite and radar and here is the storm we are watching. it is definitely producing snow in the mountains mountains and in the sierra nevada which is why it is going until 4:00 p.m. stormy night ahead as a cold front comes through. here is the timing of it all. beginning tonight we have the rain already. and then as the front slides, 5:00 a.m. for the commute we are looking at moderate to heavy rain east bay and south bay and the santa cruz mountains. this is where you may encounter a rough ride in the morning. we will start to see scattered showers behind the front. could even see some snow mixing in with the rain on top of mount hamilton and above 4,000 basically. so the snow level will be near 4,000 feet. 5:00 a.m. another impulse comes through. we will go with scattered sh

pictures, topper shutt knows breaking it out a couple more than a couple days of advance in a storm is a diceybest but who needs science? when we've got phil the groundhog to see his shadow which predicts six more weeks of winter which would be more incredible if the six weeks before felt like winter and then there's the farmers almanac which predicted this year, "near normal temperatures but above normal snowfall. the snowiest periods will be in mid december, mid and late january and late february." pity the old farmer who was counting on that. so let's be real. weather may be mysterous and scary but predicting it is almost more so. better leave that to the professionals. >> [laughter]. >> well said, derek. >>> chris is going to be back >>> now, the only consistency the capitols have found since the all-star break is that of losing games. its been over a month since the caps have been able to muster a winning streak, dropping seven of their last 10 and a look on dale hunter's face speaks volumes. tonight, carolina scoring within the first three and a half minutes and moments later, johansson

weapons there so it's very it's very dicey to do this but you see it's really a domestic issue not a foreign issue because these lobbying these companies have tremendous lobbying power and of course with the recession and everything there's a there's a pressure even more pressure to export and one of the things that u.s. . exports as arms absolute.

and then the next level is where it gets dicey. how do you protect people? how do they protect their data? we cannot engage in setting the standards because frankly we set the standards before the ink is dry on the bill and the standard has changed. so you are here to help us understand what solutions may be available to minimize and secure our infrastructure. >> mr. rodgers? >> well, thank you very much, in the short tyime that we have, te top on i c 80% of the attacks can be prevented by the operator, it's the other 20% that are the devil in the detail. between criminal attacks, disruption or attacking as we call it on cyber security, we have a real and present danger when wit comes to cyber threats. and and nobody is more integrated than the united states and therefore we are at bigger risk. it unprecedented in history that such a massive and sustained intelligence effort to steal data to use against the united states is under way. we do not talk about it a lot because companies are hesitating to talk about it. we think the number is between $1 billion an