>> run the ball, run the ball and they will beat new england. >> of course they can beat new england participates rot next week and the way they could do it is basically flacco is more mobile. >> ravens can beat new england on sunday. they have the playoff experience. >> the ravens have all the potential to beat yes, yes, yes we can go we made it this far, we can go all the way to the end. >> reporter: new england -- in new england is hurting because they are losing the guy walker and that's going to hurt them very much. >> i believe the ravens can beat anybody on any given sunday. >> no question they can beat them but they have to stay disciplineed and no penalties and good defense and stick to what they know and they can do it. >> reporter: the odds makers made the patriots 4 point favorites. if you are heading to foxborough, bring your purple flamingo. wear your long johns. sunday extend forecast is mostly sunny with a high of 21 degrees. thank you rebecca. >> that bird is happy to be inside. >> reporter: back to you, don. >> thanks s very much. you can see the ravens face-off wit

they can run the football, which is new england's weakness. baltimore will have to defend randy moss. and that makes it a little bit easier. i think it's going to be a great game. baltimore had a chance in the regular season, they kind of self-destructed, so i think it's going to be baltimore with a great shot, but new england does have tom brady. >> as we said earlier, you made half the point i was about to reiterate. they of course have tom brady. even though he's beaten up a bit, he will play. and bill belichick can game plan for a single game. i don't know if the patriots could make it through to the super bowl, but in a given game, not just this one at home, but if they manage to win it, in a given game, i don't think anybody looks forward to facing them. >> no, new england is a great football team and they've got that big game experience, but it's going to be difficult without welker. he was so much a part of their offense and keeping the chains moving. now they're going to have to rely on kevin faulk, and some other guys, but they still

big storms over new england, and they are still getting storms.t is not heavy snow, but it has been persistent. a couple of flurries have pushed as far south as maryland. higher clouds a little further south. the lake effect is over pennsylvania but not quite making it into garrett county at this point. temperatures have been getting our attention. the readings are not that terribly bad. 25 downtown, 24 at airport. the wind chills, when you factor in those 25 miles per hour winds, they can feel like 14 in annapolis. 19 cambridge. at least everything is above zero, right? mechanic feels like 9 bill right now. they have -- the feels like 9 below right now. here is the storm, and you can feel a little to the south. we will see some clouds tonight, so it does not like we will see us no chance tonight. we have got this flow of air coming from the northwest, coming out of the arctic recent -- regions, where it has been very cold, so that is dragging that moisture into our area. the map this evening shows the potential for some snow showers in the mounta

. >>> we're going to show new england how it's done. >> ravens' fans hit the road as the countdown to tomorrow's big game is on. >>> we'll talk to joe cool as he prepares to do battle. >>> cold and sunny, but a warmup is headed our way. i'll tell you when the warmer temperatures move in. >>> baltimore's next mayor will show you how they are preparing for the city's top job. >>> the number of swine-flu kay cases may be dropping, butt race for the vaccine is on. >>> live in high-definition from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> there's a purple invasion in new england. >>> good evening. i'm jeff bell. >>> i'm karen parks. >>> it's the ravens verses the patriots. >>reporter: boy is it cold. might be wondering why we're in providence and not boston. they are 3.5 underdogs tomorrow. kickoff at 1:00 p.m. >>> they went straight to the hotel and straight to meetings. this is a business trip and it's about the new england patriots. >> i played here many times. i want to go out there and win tomorrow and you know, that's pretty much it. win and go back to baltimore and get

even though new england was acting treasonous people sedition everywhere, governors in new england are in collaboration with the british government in canada. not a single person was arrested for seditious libel. not a single newspaper was closed down by madison. people realized what he had done. civil liberties were worth something. better to let new england do its thing. he had such confidence in the people, the first federalist would be overthrown by their people and he was right. that is what the struggle was about. the stakes are very high. what kind of nation will we be? what is the future of the country? the clash between these two so-called parties is a huge. there's nothing like it in our history. that is a long winded answer to your question. >> the war of 1812, delinquent was attacked by the british? >> the british stay away because they occupied some parts -- they could have claimed that territory as conquered territory. there were negotiations that some new englanders would give them that part in return for their collaborating and not harming the new england states. the en

many young adventuress man went out from england and never returned alive.anted so badly. finally my father relented and let me follow my heart. and so there i was. he hired and assistance to help me. i was seasick every single day for the entire five years. there i was, you know, a doctor who could not stand the sight of blood, a clergyman who did not really believe in the gospels, and a sailor who was seasick all the time. not a very promising beginning. i loved the life aboard the ship. i thought that once the seasickness, everyone should like to be a sailer. our duty was to map the coastline of south america. and so we proceeded down the coast, and on the way i dredged the sea with the nets, and i collected specimens along the shore. i wore a hat like this one. everyday just after the sailors had finished swabbing the deck i would loaded up with hundreds of of new specimens to be sorted and labeled. this they soon became distinctly aromatic in the ecuadorean sun. in fact i remember a sailor asked me, mr. darwin, would you mind getting that stinking pile

why do we show you new england in reference to our 23 in baltimore? be there next week and doesn't look like that chill will go away much over the next six days. we could reinforce that cold air was play that football game in new england. snow back to the west. snow from lake erie. pretty heavy chicago and eastern suburbs extending back towards pittsburgh but really, they have nothing else to do but enjoy the snow this time of year. the rest of the eastern seaboard, you can see they are not the only ones getting the snow. we've had snow passing through the deep south from arkansas in through northern sections of mississippi. as we watch this southern push of the jet stream and last half-hour we had shown you some of the temperature near freezing from orlando northbound, the northern half of florida, that arctic chill just locks itself in place, the citrus crops in danger of freezing for yet another morning, while we have this disturbance to the northwest and chance of maybe afternoon flurries around here, that is about it. i think most of the snow sta

well, these mines sprang up all over england.f pubs grew up around the coprolite mind. i found this wonderful little song which i'm not going to sing because i don't know the tune. but this is some of the lyric. come listen you farmers, to what i do say, we coprolite diggers can now have their plate. you once did as grime down, but now it's our turn, as we can get work and farm laborers burn. we are jolly young fellows that do not work here, we can work out the fossils have a pot of good beer, with our state and a pick ax we have no work to seek. we won't work for farmers for temple of a week to your sons and your daughters with all their fine close, at the coprolite diggers, don't turn up your nose. here's another one from darwin's university. it's ghost species. what is a ghost species? when he played an animal sort of coevolved together, and one leaves the other for pollination, then one becomes extinct, you have these mysterious plans that don't quite make any sense. if you remember the movie o god with george burns and john

. >>> by the way, snow is possible, they've had it in boston and eastern new england. fox bro, there's a possibility there could be snow for the ravens game next sunday. the heavier snow is in the mountains but buffalo now is 13. we're 24. we're locked in with them, with the deep chill, we make it to 32 today with the strong wind. not as strong as yesterday but this afternoon will feel like low 20s with a snow shower or flurries. >>> 6:30. let's check the roads with kim. >> wind warnings are in effect at the area bridges including the bay, key, hatem and tydings bridge. trucks, definitely use caution across the windy bridges. and ice reported in the joppatowne area, joppa farm road and philadelphia road. there could be ice there as well. on the beltway, the big deal, no accidents working now at this time but the outer loop will be closed starting today through february 12th because of some maintenance work on the curtis creek drawbridge. that's going to have 695 on the outer loop closed between route 10 and hawkins point road. two-way traffic on the inner loop. expect

but snow totals measured far less than here in new england. with vermont buried under as much as three feet of snow which has fallen since saturday. the main coast was battered by blizzard conditions with destructive surf in boston harbor. >> this is the second or third time i've shovelled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >> reporter: in the midwest another six to 12 inches of snow forecast for parts of michigan and indiana but the winds will lessen somewhat in the northeast, even usually balmy florida is anything but with much of the state under freeze warnings, a danger to citrus and berry crops. >> it scary, if you lose your whole crop you're talking a million dollars' worth of loss. >> reporter: temperatures in the sunshine state dropped to near freezing overnight. jeremy hubbard, abc news. >>> the developing story of the recent terrorism concerns from al-qaeda in yemen. for the second day u.s. and british embassies are closed, following warnings of an al-qaeda attack. over the weekend president barack obama d

snow as well especially across north east england. southeast got an answer to northern scott a more heavy snow falling here. for the west many places. actually dry and sunny but so bitterly cold the snow showers continue to feed in especially for. mari. and aberdeenshire throughout the day after the ten centimeters of snow is possible. could well be covering this morning across the borders. spreading its way as south was that line of snow showers into northeast doing that for the south mainly amateur rain sleet and snow showers across east anglian the southeast but falling on the roads and freezing so therefore it could well be icy had some rain overnight in a coma as well that is fizzling out this morning but again he could be icy where we've had the overnight right. of course it's generally a dry day a sunny day but it is crisp and cold. a few showers across north wales maybe want to shower is here and there in northern out of the most places here also having a sunny. but bitterly cold day. now as you run through the day will see mo

next sunday, against the new england patriots. they say they are really not too scared about that game that they have high hopes in the ravens. that they will bring it off and it will mean, you know, obviously good news, hopefully they will get to the super bowl. a lot of talk about the defense but it was their offense sunday in oakland that carried the ravens to the ninth win of the season. mcgahee had an impressive three touchdowns, including the 77-yarder with the vicious arm and the ravens clinched the afc wild card berth. the ravens went into the regular season finale knowing a win would put them in the playoffs, the loss would mean their season would end. that pulled off that win. we'll continue to talk to fans as they come out of the 7-eleven here. again, next sunday they head to foxboro, new england patriots. everyone will be watching. i know you will be watching, jamie. we'll grab people as they come in and out and hopefully for the next stint we'll have a fan for you. >>> the terps are celebrating a victory. the team bea

they can run the football, which is new england's weakness. baltimore will have to defend randy moss. and that makes it a little bit easier. i think it's going to be a great game. baltimore had a chance in the regular season, they kind of self-destructed, so i think it's going to be baltimore with a great shot, but new england does have tom brady. >> as we said earlier, you made half the point i was about to reiterate. they of course have tom brady. even though he's beaten up a bit, he will play. and bill belichick can game plan for a single game. i don't know if the patriots could make it through to the super bowl, but in a given game, not just this one at home, but if they manage to win it, in a given game, i don't think anybody looks forward to facing them. >> no, new england is a great football team and they've got that big game experience, but it's going to be difficult without welker. he was so much a part of their offense and keeping the chains moving. now they're going to have to rely on kevin faulk, and some other guys, but they still

. -- in new england. how do we resolve that? >> the engineering issue is one of the sides of the transmission and the associated capacity being put on to the transmission network in the region. if, as the commissioner referred to, you have a 765 line -- >> can you imagine the audience right now? [laughter] what is that? what is that? >> if you have an extra high- voltage line? >> what does that mean? think of it this way -- try again. >> when a transmission line hooks up with the transmission system in new england, it looks like a generating facility. if you have a high-voltage line, it looks like a big power plant. when people are writing down the street or on the highway and they looked off and see something -- explain so they can understand why people's sensibilities might be affected by what this is the is constructed so you can put it in those terms. 765 does not mean anything to people. >> what they would see is a big tower. from the standpoint of how it affects the bread, it puts a lot of electrici

the same one that generated that blizzard in new england yesterday. the contract between the two, pressure gradient is causing those winds to be a factor for us. cold and windy with a slight chance of flurries. the jetstream also at low levels. that's allowing this arctic air surge to get down into the deep south. freezing temperatures flirting with areas of florida, as far as south even as orlando. mostly cloudy tomorrow. a brief warm-up, if you call 38 a warm-up by midweek. by friday it looks like more snow is possible. a 50% chance of snow showers intermittently throughout friday. the high only 29. we remain in the upper 20's all weekend long. >> thank you. in recent years college students have embraced online education, sometimes taking entire course overs the internet. >> now this long distance learning is spreading to high schools, giving students access to more advanced courses than most school districts can offer. >> hey, hey what do you say? >> they do just everything for its students. >> good afternoon. tomorrow spirit day. wear your school

new england patriots. they know where the locker room is. it's the first match up. >>> the players say they don't care how they look as long as they're in the dance. is that how the fans are feeling? joel d smith is live at panera bread to find out. a win is a win or not so much. >> reporter: a win is a win, as long as you know where the locker rooms are, you're in good shape. that's what i learned from that quote. we thought it might be more of a controlled game. what did you think during the game and should it should have been a bigger win. >> joe flacco can't play that good. willis mcgahee tore it up. >> reporter: we need more running games against new england. >> what is your predecision of f the game? >> we're going to win. >> reporter: matt goes to school across the industry. we're at the putty hill avenue, panera bread, you want to talk ravens come over. we're in a good mood because of the raven won, right? >> yes. >> reporter: the way to get back to work and get back to school. we go against the pa

you go play football. >> i'm preparing my team to go try to win in new england. you don't say what if they do this? what if they do that. too much to worry about. the game is way too fast and i know they're not thinking about it. so northbound i think about it in. >> what the ravens might be thinking about, tom brady and randy moss and a patriots team that didn't lose a game at home all season and hasn't lost a playoff game in decades. the patriots may be favored but the ravens are not embracing the role of underdog. >> if you're in the playoffs, you deserve to be in the playoffs. there's no underdogs. obviously, they're probably favored because they're at home. i don't think they're look at us. >> if the ravens can pull out a victory today, it would be the first ever against the patriots, it would give baltimore a second round playoff game at indianapolis against the top-seeded colts. i'll be in box foxboro today to give us our post-game wrap-up. >>> don't forget, you can catch the game here on wjz. our coverage kicks off at 1:00. >>> turning now to national new

all the problems rooted in new england. big storm center off shore. an area of low pressure is intensifying off shore. you will getting snow right now. at the moment, lake effect snow mash in almost all of ohio is shutdown. they are not getting any snow in western maryland. that is a distinct possibility today. 44% humente. 29-85. west, 17-26 miles an hour. really feeling like zero out there. let's take a look at what happened during the day yesterday. >> 29 at the airport, 30 at inner harbor. 19 rand 20 the the respective locations. typically 42-24 are the lows. wind chilled drove it further down. no precipitation here. the air is so dry that it hasn't had a chance to get out of the clouds and make it all the way to the ground. >> current conditions around the beltway, arpt 15, parkville 17. 16 is the coldest at randallstown. warmer close to the bay with readings of 20. winds will still be strong and cold. there will be snow out in the mountains. our forecast is cloudy today. winds 30 miles an hour. 27-31. it will feel more like 9, 10, 11 or so. wind

the governor of the bank of england says that "there is not a credible plan".the oecd says that "more ambitious plans would strengthen the recovery". howard davies, the man whom the prime minister appointed as the head of the financial services authority, said that "the loss of confidence in the government's ability to get the public finances back under control" is "the major risk" facing this country. and he said that after the utterly feeble pre-budget report. so let me ask the prime minister again -- why does he think that all those people think that his plans are so feeble? >> the governor of the bank of england said, "the very significant policy actions taken in recent months will stimulate a recovery in demand, output and employment." the imf said that the uk "has shown a lot of leadership" -- >> [unintelligible] >> that was the managing director of the imf. it also said, "the uk authorities' policy response to the deep recession has been bold and wide ranging. "the aggressive actions by the authorities have been successful in containing the crisis and av

the prime minister took that power from the bank of england in 1997 and created a system that failed. given countries like the united states and germany who want their banks to have more responsibility for banking supervision will the government change that policy and adopt that approach as well? >> what america has been doing is dealing with a very fragmented situation of regulation which has no fewer than eight regulators. we have rationalized the system of regulation. the organizations have the right powers within the right framework and that is what the financial services bill and other measures to determine to in short. we want less regulation, it is good to hear that they are supporting firm action to tackle irresponsibility in the market. >> as prime minister in 2007 who trumped his record of the regulation and said we could look forward to a golden age. isn't it clear the prime minister was wrong, is wrong now on the financial supervision, is wrong on the tobin tax and wrong to build an economy based on that, is wrong not to back the united states on banking reform and these f

all of the snow is in new england. the lake effect snow machine is working in new york state and it is headed to the south. once you get around cleveland and parts of pennsylvania, down in west virginia, lake effect snow diminishes because the wind is more westerly. but that might pick up later as the snow starts falling again out in western maryland and pennsylvania. we will keep an eye on that. let's take a look at the current temperatures. looks nice, but it is cold. those wins, still westerly. feels like two to three degrees outside. that windchill factor will be a major factor in the weather today. looking at temperatures around the beltway, we have a darker blue shading with temperatures in the lower 20's in general. the airport is at 18, as well as pasadena. as we get away from it, it is only 17 in columbia. 20 by anne edwards. -- 20 in edwards. plenty of clouds offshore with storms spinning off of cape cod. in two parts of new england and new york state, western maryland is under a cloud deck right now. we are

ravens will now play in new england sunday at 1:00. the patriots, though, are going to play without one of their stars, wes, who is hurt. >>> for the sixth time in franchise history it's playoff time for us. linda so live chating with fans. >> reporter: new year, they won and they are in the playoffs. this is jacob heading to aberdeen. thank you for stopping to talk to us in the cold. what do you think? heading to new england next sunday, first game in the playoffs. >> i wish them the best of luck. hopefully they win. >> reporter: come on, can't you be more enthused than that? >> go ravens. >> reporter: looking back on their season, it was not perfect but, the win that mattered yesterday, did it make you happy? >> yeah, hopefully they can continue this streak through the rest of the playoffs. >> reporter: were you here in baltimore the last time they won the super bowl? >> i was. >> reporter: was it excited? >> yes, i was in middle school. i was as excited as anyone could be. >> reporter: now the possibility, maybe? i know it's still e

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touchdown, new england. >> tom brady where am i going to throw it to randy moss? >> you're talk about a true professional in the way he plays the game and he's surrounded with crazy talent. >> while ray lewis rand the ravens call tom bayday one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, there wouldn't be a quarterback history without one of his biggest weapons. wes welker has him sitting along with his nfl leading 123 catches. the ravens defense isn't ready to change the game plan. >> i don't think it's real limiting. he's a great player. he's a looming receiver. he's done things in this league that haven't been done before, but they do a great job with personnel and they have weapons all over the place and nettleman is very similar. he doesn't have wes' experience, but he has tremendous talent. obviously, we have confidence in him. the challenge remains the same. >> it don't change not a bit the way we prepare. if you look at the young guy 11

. >> new england favored by 3.5. they don't play the game on paper. the clock ticks towards noon tomorrow when the afc wild card showdown when the patriots and ravens will keep fans on the edge of their seats. it will be in massachusetts where the ravens look to avenge a 27-21 loss in the same stadium back in october. thestakess are higher. the loser goes home and the winner moves on. >> we have to go into their place and play a good game against them. it will take a lot on our part. we can do it. they have guys that can play. we will take the approach that we have to control what we can and we have the guys to match up with them. >> we will see if the purple birds can hand the patriots their first loss at home in nine tries this season. the playoffs tomorrow at 1:00 on wjz. if you missed it, new england was favored by 3.5. >> baltimore by 7. >> 3.5 to me means it could go either way. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 11:00 on eyewitness news, a scam alert. police are searching for this man posing as a fire inspector for various businesses in the area. >

the governor of the bank of england says there's no credible plan. the oecd said a more ambitious plan would strengthen the economy and the loss of the confidence of the government's ability to get the public finances back under control is the major risk facing this country. and he said that after the utterly feeble prebudget report. so he let me ask him again, why does he think all of these people think his plans are so feeble? >> mr. speaker, the government of the bank of england, the very significant policy actions taken in recent months will stimulate a recovery and demand output and employment. the imf, the u.k. has shown a lot of leadership -- the u.k. -- that is a the managing director of the imf. the u.k.'s authority policy has been bold and wide ranging. the aggressive action authorities have been successful in averting a system johnson county breakdown. -- a systemic breakdown. if we had take his advice, there would be no action and unemployment had risen faster. the 200,000 small businesses that had benefited would not have benefited. if w

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snowstorms are hitting new england this weekend. harsh weather moved across several states and stalled when it got to maine. homeowners are preparing for a big glass of snow, with the heaviest amounts expected overnight. -- a big blast of snow. >> i will take the cold and wind over the snow. the forecast is just ahead. >> if you are looking to find love this year, we >> researchers say they are solving the mysteries of love and attraction for science. some web sites claim a simple cheek swap could hold the secrets to live long happiness. it's an age-old story, boy meets girl, girl thinks he is kickecu. if you have not had as much luck, you might want to try the new age solution, swabbing your cheek. your hla is your immune system, detecting things like viruses and bacteria. this is your introduction to dna dating. >> i would say it is a component of partner selection, and it might be an accelerator a partner selection. >> scientific match, gene partner and other web sites promised to booster shot at long-lasting luck of biological c

you had the queen of england and her daughter. only one woman who had been elected to public office. you look at this year's list it's got three former or current heads of state. it's got two secretaries of state. a former governor. so there is very much big presence for elected officials. although you also see people like oprah winfrey and maya angelou on the most admired list. >> and tierk woods. was this taken before or after the scandal? >> it was taken after the scandal. he came in, his strongest showing in seven years. he came in tied for tenth, with bill clinton. and his wife, who had not appeared on the list before, tied for ninth on the most admired women's list. >> well that's interesting. and i'd like to talk to the people who voted for both of them to get their reasoning. such interesting stuff. susan, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, chris. >> and coming up, some questions about the intelligence briefing the president received just a few days before the botched terror attack. how could there have been no ment

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and they would turn right back and play new england. play new england. so -- excuse me, they would play cincinnati. i thought that that could be a rematch. they would play again next week. orton underneath to gaffney. gaffney has had a career day. out across the 25-yard line. and gaffney will say at least i finished the year on a very high personal note. lean juicy turkey smothered in melted cheese on freshly baked bread. all fresh toasted to perfection... and stacked with mouthwatering veggies. surprisingly 7 grams of fat, even with cheese. part of a subway fresh fit meal, a simple way to enjoy eating better. and by simple, we mean fantastically, mind-numbingly delicious. gobble-gobble one up today. sorry, couldn't resist. gobble-gobble. subway. eat fresh. >> dick: two-minute timeout and the reminder after the game to stick around for "60 minutes", "ncis" and back to back episodes of "cold case". broncos with the ball at their 27-yard line. the dumpoff pass complete for buck holder. he can't get out of bounds, tackled by rookie price. and brandon carr.

more on wjz fm, the fan, 105.7 of course, you can also see the ravens against the patriots in new england next sunday at 1:00 exclusively right here on wjz,. >>> a couple of stats, give yet where credit is due. posted on facebook raven versus been here 14 years. almost half of the time, they have gone to the playoffs. >> okay. >> i mean that's pretty impressive. >> very impressive actually. >> in the nfl if you think about it. rushing touchdown right there. lewis, when we made the run, watch him man handle these three guys. >> yeah. >> that's playing someone who is just -- the ravens set a new single season team record with 21 rushing touchdowns. it has been -- pass, pass. >> the pass sets up the run. if you have an effective pass you move the line backers and secondary back and that allows you to get a run going. conversely for years we had a great running game but set up the pass because they knew we were going to run at them, so, they could bring themselvess in a little bit and now if you can bust your receiver out tough pass. two ways, almost like baseball, the curve ball and fast bal

the one that generated that blizzard in new england. it's contrasting between high pressure to our west. that with the arctic surge of air incoming is creating the blustery conditions. that arctic surge extends down into the deep south. temperatures as low as freezing, even in parts of florida this morning. in fact, eastern orlando. they came in with 36 degrees, which is a-typical for this time of the year. tomorrow 28 to 33. still breezy as well. by the middle part of the week we get up to our mildest temperature forecast high of about 38 degrees. clouds intensify on thursday. by friday, the bitter blast comes back. with it this time a good chance of precipitation in the form of snow. a 50% chance of snow showers. 29, friday. 28, windy, flurries around on saturday. windy and cold on sunday. only 27 for a high. get used to it. no major relief in sight. >> good morning. it's going to take you a little time warm up your car. we're dealing with icy conditions around the area. philadelphia road and joppa road is one area. use extra caution

they have some snowy conditions in new england. we've had about 6" reported in the furthest point of the state. not seeing any of it moving across the region. maybe a stray snow flurry at times. temperatures, we're surrounded by the cold temperatures. 7 in pittsburgh -- cold conditions stay with us throughout the day. we have gayle warnings in effect through the afternoon and a small craft advisory picks up. you're looking at a forecast getting up to around 34 degrees today and then around 19 degrees tomorrow or tonight i should say. sunshine and cold tomorrow. >> makes my bones cold. still ahead on eyewitness news. >> reporter: i'm sharon gibala live at probably the moat most detailed train guard i've seen. where it is an all that ahead. >>> here's saturday's winning lottery numbers. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to eyewitness news sunday morning, this very windy sunday january third. we're looking at a cold day, it's going to rank as one of the coldest day wind includeed we're going to have this winter. around the region,

parts of new england could get as much as a foot or more of snow, made even worse by high winds. a brutal combination for anyone trying to get around outside. let's get details now from the weather channel's chris warren. hey, chris. >> hey, lester. you said it, this is going to end up being a nasty storm. now, we do have this area of low pressure that is offshore just south of nova scotia. the satellite radar combination showing that we are already seeing some moderate-to-heavy snowfall over parts of maine and into new england. what's interesting about this, instead of moving out, it's actually backing back into the region. meanwhile, we're starting to see some heavy snow over the great lakes with the lake-effect snow machine kicking in. this all after a record-breaking day for low temperatures. look at these numbers, minus 36 degrees below zero at international falls. so some of these records had been around since the '70s, the records that fell. this is some very cold air. snowfall totals will be impressive, both with the lake-effect snow, we could see more than a foot of snow

let's hope the new england alarm is still set.

. >>> the new year got off to a snow we start and parts of new england. some areas could se over a foot of snow before the snow moves away tomorrow. coastal areas are also getting flooding. thousands of people and belgium faced frigid temperatures to plunge into the north sea. the temperature and out of the water was right around freezing. the annual event brought swimmers dressed in just about everything. >>> always good to stretch. that way when you're like start to cramp up in the icy water. it is cold outside. tonight, we look for the wind chill factor once again to hover around zero degrees. even colder out to the west and ithe mountains, where they are looking at snow looking down pennsylvania avenue, the flag blowing in the wind. wind gusts today. 40 m.p.h.. the weatherbug network, currently seven degrees, feels like nine degrees below zero. high temperature of 15. 19 degrees currently at t. c. williams high school, high of 24, wind chill factor of 12 degrees. feels like six degrees at children's hospital, daytime high of 26. high temperature at re

and you see the problem that that low is generating up in new england.hey started seeing that in new year's eve. and they're still getting the types of snow showers. cold air, never really get up to our average highs of about 42. we stay in the 30s all week. even after the winds die down, the cold temperatures stay with us. we have a gale warning in effect through tomorrow afternoon. and after that, a small craft advisory through late sunday. going down to 19 degrees tonight. windy and cold, with patchy clouds around. but pretty clear skies. and that did it all by itself. 31 degrees. we will see a good bit of sunshine tomorrow. 38 on thursday, with overnight lows going to the teens to the low 20s. >> thanks a lot. sports is coming up next,,,,,,,, >>> hello, everybody. tomorrow marks d-day for the raiders in oakland, as they try to deny the ravens a play-off berth. win and the purple birds are in. however, the raiders are primed for a 10 1/2-point favorite. conversely. describes running back ray lewis. diminutive piece of leather. so honored to be selecte

when we return we will >> there's a storm off cape cod and in new england.have dry conditions here with sunshine. it only feels like 0. the actual temperature is 16 degrees. this is because of the strong winds. this evening the storm will still be off the shore on the new england coast. more to the mountains in the west with a few inches of accumulation as far as we are concerned. temperatures way below average for this time of year. high near 30 degrees, when you factor in the northwest winds it will feel like only 12 degrees during the day to day. only breezy tomorrow. the wind will back off. light snow by the end of the day. flurries and snow showers, thursday, friday, with temperatures well below seasonal averages. >> thank you for joining us. we continue in 27 minutes. >>> we are back on this sunday morning, january 3rd, 2010. it is bitter cold here in new york city this morning. i think janice told me the windchill is like 4 degrees. it feels like four million below zero. >> it says 19. >> well, my legs feel really, really cold. outside on the plaza, i

the winds will not be quite as bad as they were in new england. still cold any way you cut it from florida northward into maine. lynn, january is known for its big cold outbreaks. fortunately we're nogoing to get a break this time. we get one cold outbreak and another one towards the weekend. >> it's living up to its name. thanks so much, bill. >>> g.m. starts the year on an upbeat note but will wall street? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> known as a fashion diva, jennifer lopez takes a dive on new year's eve. >>> jets fly to the playoffs. the jets are in but a star receiver is out. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> passengers at newark labority airport are being allowed to board their flights again after a security breach grounded planes for some six hours last night. travelers at the new jersey airport had to be re-screened after a still unidentified man was seen walking through a screening checkpoi

the ravens arrived in new england t.o.imilar to what they will encounter tomorrow, cold and clear. new england has an 11-1 record at home. the loss came before tom brady entered great school. he knows he wants the ravens to make history, not repeat it. >> it will be our collection of players the way we are assembled. everything you have during the season is what makes you who you are. >> joe having a solid game. one interseppings. he will probably need bigger numbers to get the first win against the ravens. >> he understands the magnitude of the playoff. i'm just looking for him to go out from and be his self and don't do no more than what he has to. >> the ravens this game will come down to one critical factor. they cannot afford to be themselves. with the ravens for wbal tv 11 sports. kick off is at 1:00 today. the government is considering new rules for paid tax returns. we'll have more on budget cuts. to our community it's our lifeline to the emergency information we need it's a free service that provides free entertai

but snow totals meared far less than here in new england. with vermont now buried under as much as 3 feet of snow which has fallen since saturday. the main coast is battered by blizzard conditions with destructive surf in boston harbor. >> this is the second or third time i've shoveled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >> reporter: in the midwest, another 6 to 12 inches is forecast for marts of michigan and indiana, but the wind will lessen somewhat in the northeast. even usual balmy florida is anything but you a danger to citrus and zairery crops. >> it's kind of scary, too, if you could lose your whole crop, you're talking $1 million' worth of loss. >> reporter: the temperatures dropped to near freezing. >> and a cold night for a lot of people. now for the rest of this morning's weather. the freeze warnings extend into much of the gulf coast and new owners. rain in the northwest from rain in northern washington. 15 in seattle, 30s in the northern rockies, fargo only gets to minus 3 while kansas city and minneap

the low is wrapping around centered off the new england coast.e seeing all this wrapping around it. height snow flurries around except far western maryland where the wind advisory and winter weather advisories are in effect. look at these temperatures. we're not escaping this. 10 in buffalo, 10 in pittsburgh. 19 here, 18 in new york and 22 in philadelphia. so we're surrounded by it. even after the winds die down, getting into monday and tuesday because the winds will be with us tomorrow, the cold air stays with us. as you'll see in the five-day forecast, we don't get up to the average high of 42. we stay in the 30s. with the gail warning in effect, then a small craft advisory after that through late tomorrow night. the next high tide is at fort mchenry. look for windy and cold conditions with a few patchy clouds. tomorrow 31, windy, sunshine and cold. 34 on monday, 36 and 36 on tuesday and wednesday. 38 on thursday. overnight lows in the 20s. adam? >> let me get my keys for you. >>> sports is coming up next. , >>> hello, everybody. tomorrow, the

these guys are competing at the european elvis championship in england.s came from all over europe and actually new zealand. the king of rock 'n' roll would have celebrated his 75th birthday yesterday. >>> it's late night's latest battle. only months ago nbc news gave jay leno a primetime talk show and put conan o'brien in the top-rated late night slot. but low ratings for both hosts could soon lead to a late night shakeup not seen since david letterman. >>> a suspect has been arrested for the scare that shut down a terminal at newark airport. the charges he's facing and why he ducked under a security rope. >>> and the trial was moved hundreds of miles away from oakland, california, but the change of venue may have been for nothing. the scene on the courthouse steps as a transit officer's trial get underway. >>> plus, you'll be getting those census forms in the mail soon, pretty extensive. but one word on the form getting a lot of attention. why some people say it's outdated. we'll hear your thoughts on whether it should be there. >>> recordbreaking cold

. >>> and digging out from a record snowstorm in new england. 33 inches in anniversary over the weekendbiggest -- in vermont. snow finally stopped falling overnight. 33 inches the biggest for burlington. >> they are a little far from the ocean to get the big ones. inland like that -- >> nice and fluffy. >> don't forget to shovel the fire hydrants. lot of winter left. having fun with it. reminder, few school delays in the western suburbs. you have the bottom of the screen, scrolling the delays. more than 2 hour delays. all the latest information down there. >> and always on the website at wusa9.com. >> making the bosses happy. >>> weather wise, talk about that. make everybody happy. won't be in the 20s. we will be in the 30s. highs only about 32 degrees. moms like me.com bus stop forecast. very cold. blustery. wind chills between 5 and 20 in most areas, below zero in garrett county, with air companies between 18 and 25 at the bus stop. keep it in mind. drive the kids or keep them in the car until the bus comes. sunrise, 7:27. this afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy. flurries or snow show

these guys are competing at the european elvis championship in england.is look-alikes came from all over and even from new zealand. the king of rock 'n' roll would have celebrated his 75th birthday yesterday. >>> it's late night's latest battle. only months ago nbc gave jay leno a primetime talk show and put conan o'brien in the top rated late night spot. but low ratings for both hosts could soon lead to a late-night shakeup not seen since david letterman bolted for cbs.

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but things are really tough as well in england.enny marshall tells us about a cold snap which has crippled great britain. >> reporter: three days in and crippled england is beginning to show its strength. forecasters say more, much, much more is going to be needed in the icy days ahead. what started as a snowy adventure is turning into a national crisis. business is suffering with only half of the working population making it in. this bed company in somerset doesn't have enough workers or supplies reaching it to stay open for long. >> we are the major employer in the town. people locally rely on us being open and, therefore, being able to earn money. and clearly if we can't operate, then they can't earn their money. >> reporter: supplies are also under threat. shoppers stock up and then some produce runs out. vast quantities of fresh farmers milk have been thrown away in devon because it can't reach the shops. this farm's discarded 10,000 litres in the past few days. >> there are bound to be gaps. there are bound to be specific pro