and russia england in one of the presentations so is england the biggest rival to russia yes i'm sure you know that england is the biggest rival but presentations are not they do not affect i think the decision of the committee members yes england is the big driver when there's a blotter always says that they want is ready to stage a world cup event tomorrow which is necessary england is the easiest way to organize world cup it is so if you fight goes away they would choose being went i'm sure but if they want they say a lot of pretty words like legacy like developing football like bringing football close to people so if they do believe in what they say they are going to give it to russia because russia is a legacy is developing football and cetera very quickly before we go over to what you think the other contenders what you think of spain and portugal and i think joint joint during beats in kolkata outsiders recourse fifth. blotter sold lots of times that he's against the joint joint beats because there are a lot of extra problems concerning involving two or more countries in the be

england fans are trying to get into this. they are celebrating and they're going to be here for some time because this is really a great victory. there are noisy people, but the atmosphere is quite extraordinary. they have found themselves over the last few days, none of them have expected the way that australia has leveled its theories. [unintelligible] there are very few australians on the ground today. and thousands of very happy english. the australians would try to keep some pride. it will be determined to win the series. whatever happens now, england has retained the ashes. >> running me now on the line is the australian commentator. thank you for your time here on bbc news. in england to deserve this win? >> they played some outstanding credit when it mattered. they're batting was a superb. the conditions that prevailed, they were able to get some reverse wins and impeccable. the decision to play ahead was inspired. it has been absolutely brilliant. he deserved the match. >> let's talk about the australian team. are th

england's bid is really rallied over the past few days i think the arrival of british prime minister david cameron as well as david beckham prince william has really made a difference i saw them arrive here just a few moments ago they will be waiting. with bated breath to see what sepp blatter has to say i have to also mention that there are two other. putting teams in the race of the twenty eight that is the iberia of spain and portugal this was hauled in belgium they are seen as a side dish at the moment and then of course after that announcement we will know who will host the twenty twenty two world cup. america and castle all neck and neck in that race to me i wish i could give you more of a stare on who might win this but we just don't know that's why he's so exciting but hopefully we will know in the next few minutes. or let's go now to your he's in cousin and i understand russians there are supporting their bed with a pretty unusual wall sporting event tell us more about what's going on. we eat in fact it seems that the whole city is moving from washington this bit since cousi

be compared to england of course that the the whole of football what is football to russians because difference between english football and the russian is that english football is business is business english people they can earn money by football in russia we feel kind of the russian youth is more like entertainment of course a lot so for big corporations spend their money saluki without profit into russian football invest money we have no alternative to getting something probably all the image so english football is business for us in football is not business yet but i think we are coming close to became to try to find this commercial aspect of the ball maybe it will so with the world cup in a few years we will be will be learning how to do it why does that football in russia passion pride i mean kate you chime in if you have anything you want to add to that what i would say is something that dick advocaat the russian national coach said in the fact that the the to come back the the come the country itself and the clubs have been waiting for this there isn't those nights it would

twenty eight and finally it was down to the last to england and to russia of course after england's bid was england made the presentation there was a lot of talk that england was likely to win of course that casts a shadow of a doubt over russia's chances what as we know russia finally won the hosting rise of the world cup twenty eighteen now a lot of it has to do with russia was saying that the the reason why russia says it should get this is because there's a lot of need for there's a need for growth and development in russia would be do with would be living up to its philosophy of spreading the game it's more than just a game it's about here is humanity it's about people it's about bringing the game to places where it hasn't isn't as popular and so that is one of the key factors that has actually made russia the winner of this race and let's hear from the russian capital what they have to say. mr president. all the members of the. executive committee dearest friends and colleagues and everybody who is here. you have any chested us with. people wake up for twenty. and. i just can't pr

england 2018 has a very strong bid. with regard to the technical aspects, we have the stadiums, the facilities and the transport networks. we have the enthusiasm in our country for football and we can put on an absolutely first-class world cup. i know that many people will ask, "are you spending too much time on something that might not succeed?" i would say, "if you don't get on to the pitch, you have no chance of winning." we should all get behind the bid. >> i start by wishing the prime minister well as he plays his part in efforts to secure england's bid for the 2018 world cup. as he says, ours is a fantastic bid and all of us will be hoping for a successful outcome tomorrow. we note that the deputy prime minister is away on official business, and left the country before the tuition fees vote, but of course we understand that he had urgent business to attend to in kazakhstan and we wish him well in that. the office for budget responsibility forecast on monday was hailed as a great sign of success by the chancellor,

a bit it was expected to go right down to the line between russia and england the english suffering quite a humiliating defeat they went out in the first round of voting so russia really beating off some of the the top names in world football and european football in order to have the right to host this told event and we've been hearing shortly from prime minister vladimir putin who on his thoughts on the trust as you say that kevin you told me early on the trust that's being put in russia in order to host these finals. yeah exactly it's a huge huge day will pay for all of her from moscow thanks very much for your thoughts on that would become back to late serve let's go the rest of the team to go correspondents dotted around the thing we're going to some pages next just a reminder for you russia is celebrating i said great news tonight if you've just joined us i'm celebrating the ultimate goal winning the right to host the football world cup in twenty eighteen right as a nation let's go to the northern capital now it's like call it some pages but one of those cluster sites sarah th

wouldn't it be great if we could really encourage the new englanders to separate? wouldn't it be great to encourage the slaves to run away? wouldn't it be wonderful to get indian peoples to reclaim lands south as far as the ohio? there's many people in the field either admirals or generals operating in canada who allow this kind of wouldn't it be great thinking to inform their actions and to inform their advice back to the home government, and once napolitan goes down in the spring of 1814, that view is appealing to policymakers in london, and they think, yeah, we really need to negotiate a tougher boundary and talk through back channels and doing and grabbing new orleans and think about kind of stifling american development in the west that many things might be possible now, so that kind of much more aggressive view of the possibilities surges in the fall of 1814. then, diplomatic relations in europe seem to sour in the late fall of 1814 and looks to be another war in europe, and then the older predominant view of a war in north america as a distraction and comes

by players from warm weather countries not used to england's damp chill. but manchester united's famed coach has put the big chill on the fashion fad, banning the scarves on his team, calling them unmanly. hmm. bah, hum bug. >> the jets hit major turbulence and a fan is the man in oklahoma city. >>> plus it's been a rough year for the dallas cowboys, and last night a division rival rubbed salt in their wounds. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the latest arctic blast continues to push to the south and east. i'll have your tuesday forecast coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> and good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports on sunday against one of the nfl's hottest teams, the chicago bears got caught hibernating. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the patriots and bears are two of the nfl's best teams but yesterday the pats pulled off a snow job. a winter wonderland in chicago didn't stop tom brady. two touchdowns including this 59

sporting event the world cup until eighteen rusher is among the favorites but faces competition from england as well as its from spain portugal and netherlands and then japan. russian premier tells primetime america that moscow should become an equal partner in european defense or it will have to reinforce missiles on its own borders but they were putin also discussed democracy in russia and us get better and talk show host larry king. russian prime minister also to us to toss credit in the interest which leaks way after recent releases that the white house red faced new revelations detail how spanish and american officials organized crime runs at high levels in russia. now on day two of the major a c e summits in kazakhstan we hear from the organizations chief about its top priorities for the twenty first century. mr bush of us thank you very much for talking to us during this summit in to what extent is organization for security and cooperation in europe is interested in proposed by president. whether proposals by pres medvedev had one great merit because they were sort of a wake up call t

bit of england in general and david the next in the. and also made a statement just yesterday he said that he felt all members of the could be trusted because they were people so there has been a lot of allegations old scandal inside football's governing body made by the british media and that certainly has could have a negative impact on how he feels about england that is a whole lot of a behind the scenes stuff going on the actually got live pictures here of president sepp blatter who is giving a speech at the moment but you tess let's just ask it's less than an hour now until the russian delegation make their final push what's the mood among them right now. all right now they are putting the final touches to a presentation there's still a lot of confidence in the russian capital getting support from a lot of people here speculating on who is going to win basically no one really knows who is going to win the russian cab they've expressed their confidence they are looking forward to present making that presentation they said that they

however the former england captain is satisfied with the conference presentation to get a fair hearing from football's governing body a thing that we can trust every one of the members you know at the end of the day the football people and they're going to warm. up in the best country that i think use. could host you know the biggest sporting event in the world so we can trust them i think it's hard to tell you know it's hard to tell the difference. you know you get a good feed even from some of the members that we've met over the last couple of days so you do get a good feeling but you can never guarantee that. and while much attention turns to the world cup both the russian champions need continued to dominate and group g. in the europa league action after the latest home victory against the belgian outfit on their left three one the results of that however luciano spell that his side were already safely through to the next stage before kickoff. afghans are now in second place now for an away victory gets high by the same scoreline elsewhere in group b. on hold and. have what it boil

eventually later today the cold air will move into new england but it's going to take a little longer. snow showers around washington, d.c. especially south of there. be careful. temperatures dropping during the day in new england but, veronica, as we mentioned much of the rest of the country is already frozen. >> it is definitely beginning to look a lot like christmas. >>> a preview of which film may win best picture at the oscars plus one film winning and losing all at the same time over the weekend. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look." then we canoe to the conference. or we could book with hotels.com and stay closer. [ male announcer ] accumulate 10 nights and get a night free. welcomerewards from hotels.com.

and i was -- i was born in england, and it never snows in england, except for last week. >> jimmy: for real? >> christmas, you always think it's snowy because charles dickens, the bastard. he had, like, four white christmases during his youth so he endlessly wrote these white christmases, and that is a mixture for childhood disappointment. if moment i came to america i bought a place up in the

and going back to the former england captain tries to score a late we're not. talking to the english. and european i'm off to lift the russian premier league trophy since i'm success in the europa league by a group gang of on the left. but there's only one place to start and that's the world cup voting representatives for nine countries are in zurich waiting for a fee for to announce who will host the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two tournament's the russian delegation all making their presentation on thursday for the twenty eighteen event and which event portrayed since this report from switzerland. anyone who's anyone is in a moment of madness because when expedients will be crucial in deciding who will win the race to host the next two world cups former dutch legend ruud hollis he's already here and of course he'll be back in but dutch and a belgian beer the u.k. prime minister david cameron he's also here is expected to be joined soon by the former u.s. president bill clinton by tuesday afternoon both still no word whether russia's prime minister vladi

and i was -- i was born in england, and it never snows in england, except for last week. >> jimmy: for never snows. christmas, you always think is snowy because charles dickens, the bastard. he wrote -- he had, like, four white christmases during his youth, and so he endlessly wrote these white christmases, and that is a mixture for childhood disappointment. so the moment i came to america, i bought a place in the -- up in the mountains in vermont so i could be guaranteed -- >> jimmy: are you kidding me? i always imagine that being the center of christmas, really. >> no, it's just [ bleep ] miserable. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that is -- that's disappointing. >> it's gray, it rains. it's miserable. >> jimmy: do they celebrate christmas the same way in england as we do here? >> we do it mostly the same way, except you have -- you have a really great difference, which is, in america, your tradition is to put the christmas stockings, right, on the fireplaces, unless you live in a condo or whatever, but -- but you put them on the fireplaces. where in england, we put them on the kid's bed

while and it like beckham the former england captain tries to score a late winner as he as he's back into the english. and european ambitions after lifting the russian premier league trophies in mind ice excess in the europa league as they host a group game with on their left. but there's only one place to start and that's the world cup both saying representatives from nine countries are in zurich waiting for a fee thought to announce who will host its once the eighteen and twenty it's once it's tournaments the russian delegation are making their presentation on thursday for the twenty eighteen events and richard band portrayed has this report from switzerland the clock is ticking for the nine countries hoping to host steve of the two thousand and two thousand and twenty two camps they will have one final day to lobby the twenty members of physics a committee made but all important decision however of the russians won't be able to rely on the help of prime minister vladimir putin who says he won't be attending as he doesn't want to put a few delegates under any more pressure than the

he would actually go to a third round of voting but it was no need for that and we all say fan of england who are considered to be one of their close rivals went out in the first round with a need to vote so the joy on the faces of the russian bid same only playing to playing to say and faith of president sepp blatter by dissonance meant. twenty eighteen feet from both cup later on john the man of ale be all that nice a nice was was . so plenty of smiles there no say smiling is president medvedev his praise the russian bed same for the ethics over the last twenty months in bringing the world cup to russia for the first time in its history. but argue there was. i can gradually everyone from my heart as russia has won the bid to host the twenty teams world cup now we must start preparing and we must do it properly of course we'll have the experience of the twenty fourteen winter olympics in sochi but it's still a very big challenge it's a lot of responsibility for our national team to live in i'm sure all the players will put in their will to achieve the best results this is really wonderfu

we're watching new england for the potential for snow. at this point, it does not look like a blockbuster or nor'easter. stay tuned. if you're watching us from atlanta, georgia, explore the surreal world of savlador dolly. view the paintings and prints at the dolly museum of art. that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the big question at the box office this weekend is 28 years too long to do a sequel? "tron legacy" will be the sure fire number one this weekend begin to go earn back the reported $170 million it took to make. experts say it should take in $40 million to $50 million. >>> film hungry family audiences will flock to "yogi bear." it should finish second, above $20 million. critically acclaimed, award nominated, but not exactly what you'd call fun, "the fighter" is expected to finish third. the $100 million dollar romantic comedy, "how do you know" will struggle, lucky to break the top five, lucky to top $10 million. finally, l

. >> reporter: and a big dig was underway from new jersey to new england, as the northeast struggles to recover from a memorable holiday storm. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> an american em bose overseas appears to be in the cross hairs of suspects accused of planning terror attacks. the embassy in london was among the possible target of a plot in england and that, quote, suitable security precautions are now being taken. the announcement came on the same day that nine of a dozen men in the plot were charged of conspiracy to exploding bombs. they were detained this month in england and whales in europe's latest terror incident. >>> the united states and other western powers are condemning a moscow court this morning for finding a jailed oil tycoon guilty of new fraud charges. once considered russia's richest man, mikhail khodorkovsky, has called for retribution. adding to the unusual public rebuke and gibbs says the action hurts russia's ability to strengthen ties with the united states. >>> a top u.s. diplomat says washington has apologized to peru for unflattering diplomatic cables pu

from zurich write met with decision-makers aiming to convince them of what a brilliant world cup england could host in 2018. on my return i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings today. >> can i thank the prime minister for that answer and can i give him best wishes and i mean that most sincerely. [laughter] >> prime minister, in a recent -- in a recent article, there are fees to the poll as it. prime minister it, acceptable for the business secretary to say one thing in the house and campaigning for votes in scotland demand that policy? >> well, first of all, kink the honorable lady on the world cup and i know what she says is utterly sincerely and shared by members wherever they sit for in the united kingdom. the point i would make about tuition fees is let's look at the system that we are introducing and the new system, nobody pays anything up front. every single student will pay less per month then they do currently. half a million students will actually benefit from the increase in maintenance loa

those just start keeping it i think they could have they could have made a decision to give it to england one of the major powerhouses of european football like england like spain portugal belgium or netherlands they do went for a new approach so this is something that people have done in the past if we look at where the headlines decisions that they've made where they're going to host the tournament south we saw them place the tournament this year in south africa the next one's going to be held in brazil this one i want to ask now we're going to see it in russia so people are really living up to what should be there monday so spreading football around the world by giving these games by getting these told and to russia and mr putin had this to say about just not. to the competition it was tense both for the twenty fourteen winter olympics and twenty eighteen world cup but the olympics campaign didn't see so much dirt so many scandals and i think that in this situation we should have avoided putting any pressure on the fee for members that's why i told russia sports minister that i wouldn'

eventually later today the cold air will move into new england but it's going to take a little longerhowers around washington, d.c. especially south of there. be careful. temperatures dropping during the day in new england but, veronica, as we mentioned much of the rest of the country is already frozen. >> it is definitely beginning to look a lot like christmas. >>> a preview of which film may win best picture at the oscars plus one film winning and losing all at the same time over the weekend. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look." then we canoe to the conference. or we could book with hotels.com and stay closer. [ male announcer ] accumulate 10 nights and get a night free. welcomerewards from hotels.com. [ male announcer ] you know her. we know diamonds. together we'll make her holiday. that's why only zales is the diamond store. where you can get up to $1,000 off now through sunday. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm veronica de la cruz. jimmy fallon talked about an awkward moment for a certain "today" show contributor with a famous fat

and it like beckham the former england captain tries to score a late we're not used to the. must win game taste count to take on how can i close in the euro league this wednesday a victory to boost the last sixteen hopes. but there's only one place to start and that's the world cup voting representatives from nine countries are in zurich waiting for fever to announce who will host the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two tournament's the russian delegation all making their presentation on thursday for the twenty eighteen event and richardson port feat has this report from switzerland. anyone who's anyone is in zurich at the moment of mounts because been exposed days will be crucial in deciding who will win the race to host the next two world cups former dutch legend ruth hollis he's already here and of course he'll be back in but dutch and a belgian beer the u.k. prime minister david cameron he's also here is expected to be joined soon by the former u.s. president bill clinton by tuesday afternoon both still no word whether russia's prime minister vladimir putin will be att

more snow is expected in england, wales, and scotland. in the north of england, we spent the day in north yorkshire. >> today, ice and snow spread to a wider area of britain. this is the frozen land and water of yorkshire. with the weather came more transport chaos. on the roads, hundreds of accidents lead to closures on main routes. a small town in scotland was typical of many. the main road was being cleared, but all the others were thick with snow. few dared to venture out on them. in northern england, train travel was badly disrupted, with many services canceled. air passengers also struggled to complete their journey. in northumberland, there is so much snow that some people need to stand on the growing piles of it to clear the roof. competition for the amount of snow on top of the car. we met a villager on a mission to get supplies for his neighbor. >> thompson's. >> shopping was the easy bit. delivering was the challenge. republican has been trapped indoors for nearly a week and is relying on care. >> he is a wonderful person. he i

there he is celebrating one of his six wickets as england slumps. that's the captain. he's scored a 50. but back to mitchell. they are all decent batsmen combined total of nine runs they were all out lbw to mitchell johnson and stunning display of bowling he took six wickets for runs ripping through the england order. australia, so they started their second inning with a lead of 81 runs. they are 119 for stumps on day two. they day two of this makeup. three days to go. so there will be the results or there's a bad declaration. i've looked to the weather forecast and it's pretty sunny. my money is certainly on australia. so those england fans who tweeted me may keep quiet over the next few days. >> well, it's certainly swinging, the balance of power. thank you. >> lawyers for the wikileaks founder julian assange said they heard reports the u.s. will indict him as a co-conspirator. he has been freed by the high court here in london as sweden pursues him over sexual assaults on two women. accusations he denies. >> julian assange emerges from the high court in london after

it moves out of the area andmorphs up and stalls in new england.t's going to keep us on the cold seat for a while. no warmth here. 36 sunday. 32 for a high on monday. that's the coldest day of the next seven and may be a better chance even some flurries or light snow on tuesday. we will be watching this one closely. monitor it throughout the week. >> you've got two runners here. we are not happy. >> it is just not helping. it is just too cold. >> what is going on at redskins park? >> i'll tell you. that's a great question. a lot of people out there wondering. i mean how and why this was done the way it was done. players arrived in redskins park and discovered a new game plan for cowboys week and involved a new trigger man. why number 8 is replacing number 5. ralph and donovan may have ÑúÑú >>> and now 9sports with dave owens. the best sports in town. >>> redskins, cowboys, part ii. marquee match up. not tony romo versus donovan mcnabb. romo is hurt. he has an excuse. maybe mcnabb wishes he was hurt. shanahan is benching donovan mcnabb again and is

again, the mid-atlantic, all the way through new england. and this was a whiteout here at this time yesterday. a history maker, no doubt. records fell along the length of the storm. 80 million americans were impacted by the storm, and look at that stat, 35 million americans witnessed blizzard conditions. transportation completely paralyzed. trains, planes and automobiles, all of it came to a complete halt. highways blocked to traffic. air travel, forget it. at the end of the day, when the storm is all said and done, it's estimated 6,000 total flight cancellations, domestic and international. my colleague, lester holt out in it all day and starting things off for us tonight not far from here in manhattan. lester, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. new york took the hardest hit from this, about 20 inches in the area i'm standing. up to 2 1/2 feet in other parts of the metropolitan area. keep in mind, all of this in the back of some pierce and howling winds. therefore, a city that usually prides itself on jumping back from these so

the a snow storm brushing past new england and lake-effect snow showers will be a problem for westerna ton of rain in the valley and snow in the mountains and the northern plains will also see some snow today. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. south korea's army held 90 minutes of artillery drills this morning on the same island bombarded by north korean forces last month killing four people. so far, north korea has not responded to the latest military exercise. >>> more heavy rain is expected today in los angeles raising fears of flooding and possible mud slides after a stormy weekend. fore kasz casters predict more wet weather through christmas. >>> it's been a happy holiday for retailers so far. new figures show sales are up from last year. it appears big-ticket items are back. sales on jewelry and other ruks ree goods are rebounding to a point we haven't seen since before the recession. jay dow reports. >> the height would be something like this, perfect diamond. >> reporter: after a two-year lull in the economy, high-end luxury is back in business at harry wi

scotland is holding out, but in england, the red is almost vanquished.ure king has joined the fight. >> today will be the beginning of a coordinated fight back on behalf of our precious british red squirrel in the face of the relentless march across the country of the pernicious grays. >> reporter: brits are being encouraged to kill and eat those pernicious grays. so, we're trying to grab them while they pop out to get some breakfast. >> exactly. >> reporter: gray squirrels are destroying the trees ben law uses to make furniture and charcoal. >> active squirrel population can literally just wipe out my lively hood in a short period of time. there it is. there it is. >> reporter: so, ben kills and eats about 150 gray squirrels every year. it's unlikely we will ever eradicate the gray american invader from our shores, but we're doing our darnedest. that's delicious. >> i know. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, sussex, england. >> on behalf of the pernicious grays, that's "world news" for this sunday. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow. i'm dan harris

and road crews are trying to get a leg up, but it is a futile exercise, because overnight new england will bear the brunt of this storm. up to 20 inches forecast here in and around boston. the massachusetts governor has declared a snow emergency. essentially, an edict to stay off the roads at all costs, if you can, because of the danger. again, overnight, when the whiteouts are predicted, that could be a problem. but with trains canceled and air traffic crippled, the major roads are already jammed with holiday travelers trying to get on the front edge of the assault from this storm. one of the big concerns is power outages. emergency officials are worried that with 20, 30, 40, 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts, that could knock down electric lines and cause massive power outages in this part of the country. something they'll keep an eye on. dan, like much of the country tonight, it will be a long night in new england. >> jeremy hubbard, thank you. >>> president obama is far from the snow in washington, and on the east coast tonight. he's wrapping up the first weekend of his christmas vacatio

the tension is building here because voting will start shortly but i think personally russia and england will be feeling quietly confident after their presentations in front of the feet executive committee the russians really tugging on the heartstrings of the committee members they started off with. distressing the point at least in europe never mind russia has never hosted a world cup before we also heard from the deputy prime minister igor she of all of you said that over the last hundred years russians have suffered greatly but there is now a new russia and if it was given the right to host the world cup it would trigger tens of billions of dollars of investment in the country we then heard from the double olympic pole vaulter champion isn't by she stressed that russia would help the development women's football there and then there was the russian captain he told his life story he told how he started off as ennis and ended up playing for russia and hope that a world cup in russia might inspire others to follow in his footsteps. i wasn't the easiest get to manage when i was little my

the new england, war of 1812, refused to send militia and all that. so in new england, yeah, they're coming back. now, they're coming back to what? they're coming back to not having their farm anymore. they have to start it all over again. but you find references of the son of a torrey marrying the daughter of a rebel and vice versa. so it starts to recover. and particularly there was a lot of celebration of this in massachusetts particularly. i mean, here's the center of it all, and it becomes the center of reconciliation. there's no retribution to speak of. we're not the french revolution, and is the safety valve really turned out to be canada, i think. if there hadn't been a canada, i mean, we'd still be in revolution probably. >> my recollection was that there were long periods of nonengagement between the official british army and the colonial troops. i take it all these other things were going on constantly, though, right? >> yeah, yeah. the tories here and there, particularly -- i mean, one example, william franklin, the son of ben franklin, ha

next sunday night in foxboro, green bay against new england.nwhile, tonight it was the philadelphia eagles coming to town in a game that features six lead changes. they won it 30-27. al michaels, cris collinsworth, andrea kremer, our whole crew saying goodnight from arlington, andrea kremer, our whole crew saying goodnight from arlington, texas. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> a carbon monoxide leak kills two people and sends 11 others to the hospital. coming up, how this tragedy could have been prevented. >> a major road shutdown for hours. we'll tell you why next. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news tonight in h.d. >> two people are dead and 11 others are sick after a carbon monoxide leak in pikesville. good evening. i'm deborah weiner. the cause of the leak is still under investigation. but officials think the poisonous gas may have come from a furnace. 11 people including three police officers and two children are still recovering. 11 news reporter sheldon dutes has more now from pikesville. >> we're still waitin

this is a live view in most of new england. lake-effect snowfall going on at this time in parts of indiana and michigan. what is hitting the midwest now is lake-effect snowstorms on the backside of the actual storm. the actual storm is centered in new england now. but we are dealing with the lake-effect snow showers in parts of indiana, michigan, of course, ohio, stretching all the way down into pittsburgh, new york. the usual spots seeing the lake-effect snow showers. let's find out what's happening outside now. light snow showers in urbana and clarksburg and right along 270. yes, it is sticking to the road. it is enough to stick to the road. insignificant but maybe a little more than a trace in this some spots, possibly up to an inch, i think that is stretching its but insignificant in terms of the commute. wind chill advisory out west. the counties in blue, that's where we're dealing with wind chills as cold as five to 10 below early this morning. temperatures in the teens for most of us. 19 in hagerstown. 18 in martinsburg.

england is already at 346 runs. the main talking point was an angry outburst at the umpire from the australian captain. >> the big talking point for the second day was a confrontation between the austrian the umpire. but you will not be surprised to your that players were not very keen to talk about that incident. peterson had been a the other end. he would not talk about but he talked about another tough sentry against australia. >> [unintelligible] [unintelligible] >> it no doubt about the play of the day for australia. peterson said of three wickets and held on two catches. those involved with all five -- this was his take on the second day play. >> it was a tough day. it is hard work we contain them for most of the day which i've think is positive for us. hopefully we will come out tomorrow morning and do the same thing. >> of australia's batsmen will be called back into action. the weather forecast is good. is there any chance of saving, they will have to play their way out of trouble. >> a village in the canyo

it will still make its way up the coast line to new england, which i think will get the brunt of this. but the big question has been the last several days the computer models. will it hug the coast or stay far enough off shore not to bother us. today's model wants to keep it just off shore, just far enough not to cripple the area with a devastating snowfall. new models will come out tonight. but i want to show you the satellite picture. here is one thing we know for sure. that is the cloud cover broke up nicely today, giving us sunshine that really helped out in the melting process today. we made it up to 38 degrees. that is much better than yesterday's 27. but with clearing skies now our temperatures will start to fall like a rock. as you see here the numbers 36 degrees already starting to fall. gaithersburg is 28. at least the winds are light and have been light the last couple of days and will remain that way. so very good news as we do enjoy some sunshine today, although these cloud cover breaking up is really going to cause the ice to refreeze. so slick spots today. we can talk m

sharyn, thanks. >>> to the north and new england. they were dealing with fire and ice right in the middle of this blizzard. and the flooding too. in one town, they're actually getting around by boat in some parts. jeremy hubbard's in scituate, that's just south of boston, with the picture there tonight. jeremy. >> reporter: well, good evening, david. parts of this >> reporter: parts of this massachusetts town were flooded again late today by 20 to 30 foot seas whipped up by this winter storm. this clearly not the normal picture of a blizzard but these are the almost hurricane-like remnants of a storm system full of surprises. the sea came crashing down again this afternoon on the blizzard battered town of scituate, massachusetts. >> i haven't seen anything like this in a long time. blizzard on top of the water. i mean, we're used to all this being in new england and living by the ocean, but, i mean, this was pretty intense. >> reporter: 12 hours earlier here, snow and wind. then floods and fire. the ocean spilled into town eight feet