problem is going to occur, they show a winter storm watch for western maryland but north of the mason dixon line in cecil county there we have a winter weather advisory for maybe a couple of inches in snow and once you get into central and northern pa maybe five to eight inches of snow. here what we are concerned about is not that snow. it is the wintry mix. we will start off with snow, sleet, freezing rain, go through two or three hours of just sleet and freezing rain. we are not going to get a warm up until maybe 10 10:00 or 11:00 tomorrow morning. let's show the state and what we can expect. don't be deceived by the word trace. that is what has got my attention. the inch of snow we will deal with that but that trace is a glaze over, slick conditions, affecting us not only through the early morning hours but maybe through the midday. we got a lot to talk about. we will continue this discussion later. back to you. >> we will have the details on what to expect. go to wjz.com for constant updates. >>> it is a purple friday and fans are hoping it is not the last one of the season. as you know

it is along the mason-dixon line and in parts of west virginia. that is until 8:00 and that means visibility will be 1/4 of a mile or less. 44 in the district and 43 in manassas and much cooler north of town. generally speaking, a mild start to the day. we're already at our average afternoon high. it will be a warm day with sunshine and westerly winds, and the temperatures into the mid- 50's and partly cloudy tomorrow and rain thursday into friday. >> we had a crush of northbound 95 close to garrisonville road. an accident on route 100 is in the medium. plenty of action southbound on 270 but no problems. the belt way looks pretty good. >> thank you, the time is 6:11 and 42 degrees in dale city. >> starbucks 6 -- expense its plan to break into the movie business. >> i think i would have been arrested. >> plus, taking a stand are holding up the line? a u.s. senator at the center of an airport security showdown. >> an alarming home invasion this morning in prince george's county and police are looking for the responsible parties. >> marion barry head

it's a huge goal for us. >> i find grey dixon right before the game. his head is healed. >> how big a deal is this game tonight? >> i mean, it could possibly be our last home game, so it's a pretty big deal. >> and on the field, athletic trainer becky grant. is culture changing, do you think? are people starting to understand -- >> yeah. yep, you don't hear, oh, he's just got a bell ringer, anymore. i think more people are noticing, more people are realizing how serious of an injury it could be. >> this season, athletic trainers like becky have diagnosed more concussions than ever before in this county, and that's good news, because fewer head injuries are going undiagnosed than untreated, like the ones that killed jaquan waller. >> it is a collision sport. injuries are going to happen. but there's somebody there for that. you know? to hopefully, again, prevent or assess those major with injuries so this they don't become catastrophic. >> and so far, no severe head injuries. no cases of post concussion syndrome. a life-saving lesson for high school pro

have a dense fog advisory along the mason-dixon line.ntil 8:00 as visibility drops to a quarter of a mile. especially in some of the neighborhoods in the valley. 45 in the district. 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. hagerstown, 36. look at lexington park, 51 5:39.s at there is the clouds overhead. we still have some area of fog of the metro. we will have a lot of sunshine today. wind into the mid 50's. as we going to tomorrow, partly cloudy, areas of rain thursday to friday. it should be better on the rose yesterday. we are seeing action as far as volume. the geicoke you to picture out of springfield. a little bit of intermittent this fog bank. >> 5:40. about 43 degrees. >> learn why the d.c. movement subject of a hearing.onal >> and honor for the boston bruins hockey team. they were invited to the white house. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with s

dixon has around 38,000 employees. apple has 36,000 retail employees. on that, it's about the same size. >> scale to scale. >> the number of stores, dixons has 1,200. apple has 357. apple getting a lot more -- >> can you deduce from the gentleman that they picked tha they are looking to expand more in europe or not? is that the assumption? >> absolutely. you look at the numbers. they've opened twice as many stores internationally in the past year or two years than they have domestically. and they've also said they're looking to fix up u.s. stores but really open up new stores in europe and in asia. here's a guy who knows that european market. where apple's growth hasn't been what you might hope it would be compared to even u.s. growth. maybe he can accelerate that since he know that is consumer so well. he was at tesco before he was at dixo dixons. >> which is also a huge chain. thanks, jon. >>> speaking of apple, apparently its voice recognition software named siri is having a hard time understanding one of mel gibson's most memorable characters. >> ju

mostly scattered and light along the mason dixon line.expect that to fill in as we go through the overnight hours. while it's not raining like you would think, there is some rain aloft. it's evaporating before it hits the ground because the air is dry. but this will try to fill in a little bit. but tomorrow night into friday morning, that's when we'll get the bulk of this moisture and by no means is it going to be anything near as heavy as they've had in texas and louisiana where we saw reports of 5 1/2 inches of rain. they had 70-mile an hour winds. 5 reports of tornadoes. not anything significant across texas and louisiana. that moisture rolls in tomorrow night into friday. tonight only a spotty shower here and there. temperature 39 degrees. a few around for the morning commute and for our afternoon and evening commute, but most of this holds off until late in the day. temperature tomorrow 53 degrees. so expect some clouds. not a lot of sunshine and showers passing through the region. a few around in the morning, 38 degrees at 8:00. by

. >>> and unusual move by apple and names an outsider the new head of retail from dixons, but who isohn browette and does he have the same touch of a ron johnson who heads jcpenney and that is the question as apple approaches the fresh record high even in today's session. jim, a lot of earnings to parse through, and you said it could be benign environment to set aside europe and look at corporate america and the news we are getting here. >> well, corporate america is mean and lean and pfizer is a company who fired a lot of people and done a lot of reorganizations and working and exxon is a fat company and i feel like exxon should be making a ton of money here given where oil is, but they are not, because you have to drill more and drilling is expensive, so i mention these two, because it is case by case. obviously, radio shack, the endless rumors they were going to go private, and a la pep boys yesterday, but it is not possib possible. it is doing too poorly and at the same time it will reflect on sprint, and at the same time u.p.s. is doing well, and although not well enough to blow

however, you have to report to dixon smith middle school.. >> all right, we have a mild start to the day. temps in the 40s now. even some 50s south and east and may see 60 before the day is out south and east of town. near 60 in the metro area and it is going to be sharply colder almost painfully for tomorrow, saturday and sunday compared to today. right now still light rain and 48 degrees in washington but the last of the rain is about to leave. fog over to annapolis, andrews is worse, visibility at two and a half miles. you can see the heavy showers that have been lifting through the region during the overnight and there's the last of it here. a few showers not mountains -- in the mountains, on live doppler 9000 hd, you certainly see south and west of town almost clear the entire fairfax county. loudoun county is clear now but prince george's county, still dealing with the moderate and even heavy showers embedded here through baltimore up to westminster and carroll county as well. our temperatures range from the mid 50s on the eastern shor

our guest is the managing director and pollster for makes in dixon -- mason-dixon. >> we're back nowromney rally. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to broward county. i want to thank the mayor for learning as the room. i want to make a few other announcements. are brouwer chairman -- our broward chairman, commissioner -- [applause] our co-chair. most importantly, i want to thank the republican national committee co-chair for being here. i stand before you as a republican and i want to reflect on something that is very important. a lot of you are my constituents. let the governor, i am from massachusetts, and i m also a republican. they state it is tough to be a broward republican. the other romney has a proven record. he is our only chance at the beating barack obama in the white house. [applause] we all know how important the state of florida is going to be. tell everybody that is a registered republican to go out and vote on tuesday. make sure their vote is for mitt romney. [applause] it gives me the honor and pleasure to introduce you to our 37 attorney general, the first female attorney general. [a

here across the mason dixon line is where i anticipate. this is going to be a sprinkle or passing flurry but the winds are going to continue to be strong here is a look at the future cast. we start to see a little bit of that precipitation heading its way across and quickly ming its way out. by 10:00 tomorrow night, we are back to mainly some sky system, clearness and a few clouds. cold dome. things change next week. we have a warmer influx of air. we are headed into the sixties by the time we hit mid-week. not going to be bad at all. will be pleasant and enjoyable with the sunshine. a few clouds by the afternoon hours. once again, could see some of that passing precipitation. otherwise, not bad. tonight, the gusty winds, 30 degrees, a lot cooler in the burbs, into the 20s. here is a look at the forecast. dry week ahead. could see some changes but before that, not bad. look at the 60s on wednesday. >> pretty good >> looking forward to that. >> imagine a fun ski trip suddenly turning into a life and death struggle. suddenly an avalanche and

majority of this heavier near the mason dixon line.t accumulations maybe an inch of two on the shenandoah valley. scattered rain and snow showers possible with this clipper system. gets out of the way, and tomorrow this ridge of high pressure builds in. left with plenty of sunshine. winds light for your monday as well. very, very pleasant. a great day to enjoy. about midday, about 44 degrees. about 46 by the 4:00 hour. look at the temperatures in the south. influx of warmer air. it is heading our way. jet stream will take a trip to the north and open us up to get really, really mild air and that will set us up for upper 50s and 60s into the week. in the meantime tonight, dealing with the scattered rain and snow showers. mainly to the north and northwest. whip in and out of here quickly. mostly sunny and light winds for tomorrow at about 47 degrees. here's a look at that five-day forecast for you, 62 degrees on tuesday. and i think a round of applause for wednesday at 65 degrees. not all bad. a few showers on wednesday, though. and same

it's producing rain and snow showers across areas of the allegheny front near the mason dixon line and moving across the d.c. metro area. expecting it to change to snow quickly. you might see a coating on cars and grass. that's about it for accumulation in the city. north and west, maybe an inch or two is possible. here's a look at the winds. been gusty all night long. fairly gusty, from 16 to 33- mile-per-hour wind gusts now. should improve overnight. 45degrees now at national airport. 43 baltimore. 33 at hagerstown. 45 at fredericksburg. overnight low into the 30s. clipper will move through. behind the front, ridge of high pressure and plenty of sunshine as we head into your monday. here's a look at your five-day forecast. are we going to be warming up. 62 by tuesday. 65degrees, unbelievable, by wednesday. showers wednesday, same early part of thursday. we cool down a little bit. back to you. >>> thanks, gwen. >> got to be patient. >>> we are taking the edge off with what you may consider an interesting endorsement to say the least. >> interesting indeed. it's a rap written to suppor

a long theally mason-dixon line. that is until 8:00 a.m. visibility is down.hen and half miles in gaithersburg but only three tenths in martinsburg. visibility is going to be down of a mile or less through 8:00 a.m. town asoler north of well. 33 in martinsburg. 43 in the district. lexington park, 51 right now. 46 in fredericksburg. it is going to be a mild day. withll be in the mid 50's sunshine and tomorrow back where we should be in this year.f >> we had a minor crash at boulevard but that is already gone. no problems on 66 and 95. a couple of pictures that show you. run along the 395. we can see through all of the cameras. of patchy fog. nothing like yesterday. maryland is in awesome shape. good on the beltway. back to natasha. us, 42our waking up with degrees in a buoy. >> coming up, and details on a every that affects american. track yourcan movements. some football fans taking things too far. some football fans taking things too far. the oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the bo

the maim app inch is right along the mason dixon line because once you start getting into pence vein up toward new york -- let's take a look at our watch, warning and advisory graphic. there you see it. here the issue is going to be frozen precip. you can see advisories up for western maryland. right now on tv hill there are your currents, essentially temperatures in the how to mid- 30s. low number 1 pass by last night with clouds. i didn't see any flurries. i am calling it low number 1 because this storm has to be low number 2, kind of like bang bang back-to-back lows, this is coming much closer to us and dragging its problems into the mid-atlantic, the general thinking is it gets out of here and gets mild. can we back in our total graphic? as it moves across the area overnight mixed precip happens but 3:30 or 4:00 it may go to a bit of a glaze, tomorrow morning could be problematic and eventually we get to 40 and if there are frozen issues they will release their grip but maybe not until 930 9 the 9:30 or 10:00. we will be on the air tomorrow morning, we will be all over the story.

dixon time now to just do some planning. >> thanks, so much. if you have a plant or gardening question, send us pictures, too, and go to our website wbaltv.com under "family." you can also send them to -- >> thyroid cancer is on the rise. medical researchers do not know why. according to the national cancer institute, 56,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year. some think better screening is the reason for the increase, but others think something else is going on. they believe obesity, a lack of parts and vegetables, and radiation exposure played a part. the more dental x-rays, the higher the risk. women are more than three times more likely to develop than a man. the five-year survival rate is 97%. more details on how coffee could help protect against type two diabetes. there are three compounds to help. it was the least effective in blocking the protein, but they think decaffeinated coffee could be working just as well. she's known as her scrumptious recipes, but television chef paula deen is coming clean about her tight two diabetes. she c

recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i rea

i think they are looking below the mason dixon line at the south carolina race. that you pointed out the numbers there,27-24, romney, santorum. intd interesting in that race, the 45% of republicans who think that romney can and will win the nomination and is best to defeat obam a. so why is he 27%? yesterday, he spoke to a crowd in south carolina and he said about obama, he said, he is killingions, he doesn't mean to, but he is. that is why republicans are not flocking to romney, he is not take off the gloves. he is being meek and timid about this incredibly destructive presidency. >> sean: you believe that obama is purposely destroying the economy? i would disagree with you -- i think he's a rigid idiolog and he's in over his head -- [overlapping dialogue] >> the smartest man in america. he set out to fundamentally transform the united states of america. his words right before he was elected. he has gone about that systemat cawlically. >> sean: there is some truth to that. >> if 1.7 million people lost their jobs or fewer people are employed now-- >>> hang on. b

dixon is currently awaiting extradition back to prince george's county. if convicted, he faces 30 years behind bars. >>> we are learning more details about the navy's daring raid to free an american and danish hostage in somalia yesterday. the elite team was seal team six the same unit that killed osama bin laden. after dropping in on parachutes from a fixed wing airplane in complete darkness, they first tried to capture the kidnappers who were sleeping but they opened fire and the u.s. commandos ended up killing all nine of them. >> whoever was holding them were calling them somali pirates. they could have been local bandits for all we know, stood and fought. so there was a fire fight. >> the white house released a photo of president obama calling jessica buchanan's father telling him his daughter was safe and coming home. >>> aconfrontation on the tarmac for president obama. coming up next, more on what happened between him and a governor when mr. obama stepped off the plane. >>> a priceless piece of art back where it belongs more than 30 years after it

dixon score. niners up 21. game over, right? wrong two quick scores by the rams, including this one. rams down seven. oops. 3:00 to go. rams' last shot. former fresno state quarterback, broken up by brock. the 34-27 win, ending the season 1-3. -- 13-3. green bay and niners are the top seeds. new orleans hosts detroit, and the winner of the giants and cowboys wayne hosts atlanta. >> jags quarterback bryan hits west. colts lose and go 2-14 and get the number one pick, which should be stanford's andrew luck. >> the raiders needed a win over the chargers and a denver loss to the chiefs for any chance of a playoff spot. the raiders get on the board percent. palmer to darrius heyward-bey. back corner of the end zone. but rivers answers on third and nine. gates on the slant. 38-yard for the score. now 14-10 chargers. after the field goal. good win from five yards into his own end zone. not one raider touches him. 105 yards. san diego's first kickoff return for six since 2008. third quarter, no answer for rivers. third down this time vi

round passes, we have this badge over central west virginia that will make a beeline for the mason-dixon line. most of the rain will be isolated north of the metro. later on, we get in and the action. look at the moisture that has -- on the action. but the moisture that is already dropped. this is part of the system have been talking about for a few days. behind that warm front is the warm air associated with it, and that is being pulled north. this will slide into place right over washington tonight, and into tomorrow, and we will have a unique situation. 50 degrees in the district. 43 in gaithersburg. 38 in hagerstown. 54 with a little bit of sun in fredericksburg. temperatures will climb while we are sleeping. normally temperatures drop. we will be lower-60's when we wake up tomorrow morning with thunderstorms. do not be surprised if you hear the rumbles of thunder. then temperatures will drop back into the for the plan still throughout the afternoon. some of us could be facing -- drop throughout the afternoon into the 40's. some of us could be feigning the facing three-quarters of an

the lane willing be along the highway 237 and 880 corridor between dixon landing road and first street. transportation officials tell the mercury news they are working to avoid problems that plagued the opening on express lanes on 680. lanes have been restriped and metering lights up and running. they open on february 27th. >>> 4:36 is the time right now. let's check in on the friday morning commute. >> sounds pretty good there, pam. the way you said friday. >> yes. >> you know we are starting off pretty well out on the roads. let's go out and take a look at some of these commutes here. highway 4 looks good. highway 680, 24, interstate 80 it's a little foggy though as we have been telling you. visibility will be a little low in some areas. keep that in mind. when you get to the toll plaza you can see what we're talking about here. we can barely see some of these cars coming up to the toll plaza. normally we have a clear view here. and the morning commute is okay here in san jose. it's clear on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. at 4:37 let's go to steve. >>> yes, we do have very

they observed the lifeless body of dixon on the floor. a 9-year-old boy was lying awake and alert to what was going on. the officers moved towards the pair. one suspect bolted and attempted to escape. the second suspect wrote towards the rear of the residents. lane blocked one suspect and placed him under arrest. august gave chase in the dark house. the second suspect jumped out a second story rear window into the backyard area. august advised responding units he had fled to the backyard and immediately went downstairs to give further chase. officer cavanaugh arrived on the scene and assisted lane and was still struggling with one of the murder suspects. lane immediately called for medical assistance. the deputies arrived and were quickly briefed and directed to enter the residence and locate the other outstanding suspect. the into the house without hesitation and were told by the victim's son the they were still in there. the officers moved further into the residence risking their own lives. the officers located officer august and began

dennis p to the best -- pitt and ed dixon.ese two have emerged as potent we'lls on baltimore's offense. in new england they have taken the tight end to a new level. aaron hernandez and rob grownskowski two of the best. the ravens are well aware of what's ahead on sunday. >> these are just two other great tight ends that can stretch well on the field or work the middle and do some other things and they also can block. there's not really many flaws there. but it's a great challenge and we're up for it. >> we can do even better than they're doing right now. they're asking what their teams wants them to do and vice versa here with us. we both win in games. it's going to come up to this match up in the game. tight end are going to make plays and our defense has to stop their tight end. >> cal ripkin will be the ravens honorary captain sunday. the ravens trying to be the second baltimore team to eliminate a boston area team this season. the orioles had a dramatic come back against the red sox. that kept boston from the red sox. rave

dixon has of a thorough understanding of what it takes to attack the middle of a defense. >> as a tightou go up the middle and you do not think about those things. i knew that it was coming so i was thinking catch the ball and secure first and take a hit, no matter how bad it is. you hold on to the ball. the hit is a lesson, if you catch the ball. >> one of the best catches of the year and you have had several. the absolute higher relied real. occasionally we see this guy dropped a pass and you say how can that be the same player? >> how you come back from the drop? every player has a drop. jerry rice had drops. is the mentality after the drop in my mentality as i do not want to drop another ball. after the game before last, after i'd drop those two doubles, i made a personal goal for myself that i would not drop another ball this season. super bowls what i am striving for. >> what is he like after a drop? >> is the type of person that picks you up. we're going to come back to you. we know that is not your character. getting back to the next play and let it go. you're talking about lett

ly give you an update on the truck fire in dixon. but we'll give you an update to see if any lanes are blocked. >>> the first caucus of the gop presidential race officially in the books. >> congratulations to governor mitt romney. congratulations to senator sanitorium for a very close second place finish and an excellent race here. >> there you have it. mitt romney wins the iowa caucus by a mere eight votes, narrowly edging out rick santorum. that is the closest they've ever had in that thing. next up, tuesday's primary in new hampshire. coming up at 5:40 we go live to des moines to see how candidates are responding to the caucus results. >>> it is 5:01 this morning. it was a tragic end to a police chase. now homeowners are demanding the city pay for damage left in the search for a bank robber. christie smith is live in vallejo where some residents want $11,000 for repairs and what they're calling emotional distress. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're talking specifically three homeowners in the neighborh