people from b more around town are out in hanover having breakfast with linda so and donuts and linda, you guys are dancing. >> reporter: weil we are at haney's-- we are at haney's corner deli. they are having a mini pep rally free donuts for anyone who comes in. available until 7. free coffee and you get to do it all with tons of ravens fans over here. they brought out the dj for this event. and this is the dj that does all the events for b more around town. >> i am so excited i couldn't sleep and it's to come work. >> go ravens. >> reporter: are you going to denver. >> no i will be watching on tv because i have to work. >> reporter: yeah but he was nice enough to come out this morning. all the fans are going out to denver most of them. and steven you are one of them. come over. so a group of you guys how many are going out? >> i think it's about 15 of us going out we are expecting 80 at the tailgate tomorrow for the game. >> reporter: so you are leaving this morning from the airport? >> flying out around quarter of 9. >> reporter: predictions for the game. >> it's going to be ravens

early in the second half, it looked like the opposition was headed for victory but then hanover scored two goals in quick succession and suddenly it was tied up. neither club could put up a solid defense. this good-looking defense put shaka up as they found the net. otherwise, it seemed just about every shot on goal found the goal keeper. in stoppage time the scoring was rounded out and 5-4, the final score. >> today's matches, league leaders have what looks like a pretty straightforward home -- meanwhile the number two on the table are playing host to one of the surprise packages of the season so far. frankfurt, who are in fourth spot. >> the joint coach wants to make sure his players won't rest on their laurels. >> satisfaction is always a dangerous thing in soccer. once again, we've got to be 100% concentrated on this game. we've got a lot of work left to do before we can be satisfied. >> and right after the winter break his success is being put to the test. trailing by just three points is the next team. >> we're pretty relaxed going into this match, since we are not favored to win

an 11 minute ride, traveling from 795, down to 95, if you are in arundel, watchout for a crash in hanovermills at summerton court. >>> all closures and delays are running at the bottom of the screen. among them, baltimore city schools on a 2-hour delay. >>> check this out, a video, parity of the song fighter. three little girls and dad shows pride for their team. they posted the video on youtube with the lyrics, it has close to 20,000 views. >> closures and delays, you will see the ticker throughout the course of the day on good morning maryland. >>> you have been hearing the term cat fishing. >> it's what manti te'o claims what happened to him and it could happen to you. what do we do when something that's hard to paint, really wants to be painted? we break out new behr ultra with stain-blocker from the home depot... ...the best selling paint and primer in one that now eliminates stains. so it paints over stained surfaces, scuffed surfaces, just about any surface. what do you say we go where no paint has gone before, and end up some place beautiful. more saving. more doing. that's the po

watchout for a crash in arundel county, hanover on arundel mills, summerton court. >>> following a developing story this morning, celebration at a town in brazil turned in to the scene of horror. 233 people killed after a fire broke out in a nightclub. it started when pyrotechnics ban igniting. 100 people died in rhode island when the band great white set the walls and the ceiling on fire. >>> back to news in the area, a desk will be empty at one baltimore county school. a 10 year old was killed in a house fire saturday and friends say the victim's name is raven. she attended hall burt academy. the girl was inside the home with he mother, grand father and five children when the fire broke out in dundalk. >> i was hoping she would be okay, she was asleep while this was happening. she died, he family inside the hospital right now. >> investigators still aren't sure whether there were working motor vehicle detectors in the home. firefighters will be out in the neighborhood installing fire alarms. >> today the state will present its case in the felecia barns murder trial. johnson accused of killi

this afternoon, the trouble to hanover. for their -- further west. >> the last time he was in dusseldorf was 16 years ago. since then, the site have been languishing in the lower division, which might explain why fans have been taunting opponents, calling the match a many-debbie. they say the real derby is against cologne. and of course it is for us, but i will not argue if they say colonna's the big one for them. that does not affect me. you have to take history into account. >> still, for many fans, it is a special game. they want the regional bragging rights that come with the victory. as for meyer and his team, they will be looking to put last week in's embarrassing home defeat behind them. >> there are compact teams, and they are very difficult to play against. we will have to produce a good performance because it is very hard to find gaps in their defense. >> a recent dispute has turned the heat up even more. duesseldorf as been accused of still owing money from a transfer. on top of that, dusseldorf added a cutback i

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we could see temperatures in the upper 30s in bel air and mid-30s in hanover and mount airy at 51 right now. and centerville at 40 so temperatures are on the upside and they will keep going up. talking about 60s going into tomorrow. the future trend is going to pick up on that line of showers and thunderstorms working their way in here. as we go into tomorrow evening, around 8:00 so rush hour could be on the wet side once again. colder air builds in behind that and today i am going with 48 degrees. that's above average. it will be mild foggy and misty this evening. 6 3 by tomorrow. breezy but mild and this is what you can expected going through time. flurries friday and saturday. and superbowl sunday looking pretty good. maybe if you are doing a little tailgating. let's check the traffic withlauren cook. >> reporter: there is a serious crash in the city that that has shut down baltimore national pike at chapel lane. stick with forest park or cooks lane as an alternate. we are on scene and we will bring you the latest as it becomes available. if you are traveling into the city, jfx is ni

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hanover at 42 and temperatures are going to soar to the upper 60s. check the abc2 time safesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: we are off to a -- timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: we are off to a foggy start. the harrisburg expressway there's a lot of reduced visibility from parkton to cockeysville. on the jfx no problems heading downtown. 695 is in great shape all the way around. as we look live at 95, downtown here at 395 no delays whatsoever. you won't have any trouble getting through the tunnels. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> a lawsuit against the power authority months after hurricane sandy. >> stay with us. 130 homes were destroyed in a fire and now the families are saying this could have been prevented and the homes will be standing. >>> >> freest and veggies are good but -- fruits and veggies can good for you but could they make you sick? find out how to prepare if you want to keep you and your family safe. this report from the cdc when good morning maryland continues. use chaget 5% cash backs stati

hanover coming in at 30. 36 degrees in thomas point. huntingtown at 34 and 30 in havre de grace. good morning to you. be a chestertown is at 33. -- and cheter -- chestertown is at 33. let's talk about the satellite and radar. as you step out the door, you are stepping out to clouds. from the clouds, yes, we saw a few flurries if you are around salisbury. so we are talking about southern maryland this morning. we see the wet weather in terms of rain around the carolinas this morning. but high pressure will begin to move in and do its thing as we go through time. we will see some sunshine in here but for today, it's going to be filtered sunshine. but a little more than what we saw yesterday. so anything we will take it right? future trend not picking up on a lot in terms of rain, snow. this is the scenario all week so. we will have a dry week on tap but we are going to be dealing with many days that are coming in below average. so let's talk about temperatures this morning and this afternoon coming in at 37 degrees. this temperature below average for today. and even by tonight, tha

. >> as the show has gone on on this purple friday a playoff purple friday crowds are bigger in hanover and now kids are out. >> i know. it's a good morning out there. more donuts they eat the more fun they have right? >> what's the chances of us getting donuts back here. >> slim to none and slim left the house. >> we will have to run down there. here's what's going on. it's not bad out there. 35 at the airport. 38 in annapolis. 44 in town. where woo we in comparison to yesterday? 4 -- were we in comparison to yesterday morning? 40 degrees. our washington, d.c. network radar and maryland's most powerful radar is showing scattered showers down to the south. they stay to the south for a good duration of the morning. but after the lunchtime hour a few showers. 9:00, 38, 43 around lunchtime. but the deal is a lot of clouds and showers will be in the forecast around the 4:00 hour and going into 7:00 cloudy skies and temperatures staying mild and just know we could see a little fog develop after the midnight hour. we will talk about a big warming trend in the 7-day forecast coming up in just

we can see temperatures right now in reisterstown at 45 degrees and 48 in hanover and the temperaturesare looking at in chesapeake beach at 54. stevensville coming in at 51. so we can see the temperatures are pretty much on the mild side this morning. but they will fall as we go through time. now here have only of the rainfall totals already accumulating. this is not included on what we got yesterday or last night. .8 of an inch of rain in columbia. .6 in chesapeake beach and close to an inch already in stephensville. so we are really feeling it and that's why we did have the flood warnings up and a lot of spots. as we look at the satellite and radar, finally this big batch of rain is pushing out of the area. we just have this one line, this will cross the eastern shore this morning. but then our attention focuses on the snow that we're going to receive and also the windy conditions across the area. and abc2's most accurate future trend is going to pick up on the snow that will begin to move in here tomorrow morning. you can see the light snow across the area. so we're looking in south

so it's 16 in hanover. and we are talking about 15 in parkton and catonsville is at 15 this morning. you know what you need to do. bundle it up as you head out. as we look at the planner, we are planning for flurries around 3:00 be a the -- and the snow will be in here by 7. this is on the tail end of the commute. it's going to be a dicey one. take it eatsy on the roadways and speaking of the roadways let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the snow will impact your evening commute but right now we have our fair share of problems. a crash on 795 along the northbound lanes of owings mills. no delays southbound down towards the beltway. there's another crash on the baltimore howard county line. that has shut down westbound lanes of frederick road at 9 mile circle. if you are traveling on interstate 70, no delays from columbia pike over to 695. and checking in and looking live at the west side of the beltway, here at old court road traffic is starting to

i don't want the temperatures to fool you this morning. 43 degrees in hanover. yes this is well above average. of 24. but we have the winds out of the northwest at about 4 miles an hour and it is making it feel more like in the 30s this morning across many spots. 42 degrees in mount airy. and that dew point's nice and dry. coming in in the 20s. 39 degrees right now in glenelg. now this is what we can expect as we go through the day. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. we had a few sprinkles come in here yesterday from that cold front that passed. but mainly we were dry and we're going to stay that way today as high pressure is going to build in and do its thing. we will get some sunshine mixing with some clouds as we go throughout the day as well. and this is how you can plan your day. by the time we get to about 10:00, the temperature at 45 degrees. and pushing 50 by lunchtime. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, we have a serious crash right now in howard county. it's

- nice and clear and heading to the ravens broncos game heading to the airport right now, stop in hanover with a live look at haney's deli where they have given free donuts and they are full of lots of purposeel pride. much more coming up -- purple pride. stay with us. much more coming up next. >>> 4:42. making headlines around the nation a teacher is called a hero after another school shooting. >> a 16 yearly shot a classmate with a 12 gauge shotgun. before things spiraled out of control the teacher talked the student into giving up the shotgun. parents and students say they believe the boy was being bullied last year he was kicked out of school. >> he had a hit list of two he wanted to kill. and i guess like last year he didn't -- he wasn't in school and got kicked out because of it i think. and people kept on trying to find out and then he got back this year and i guess this happened. >> prior to the shooting the teachers went through a drill about what to do if the shooting was in the high school. >>> james hole almost stand trial for the deaths of 12 people inside a colorado movie th

three days later you feel bloated and hanover. melissa: i thought it was amazing that they were assuming that women had not drink. you and they're kind of places. next up, check out this move in portland. engineers moved this entire bridge to another location 66 feet away. it is estimated that the 14 hour move saved the city between five and $10 million. overall it still cost $300 million. was that a good idea? the request and is, why the birds need to be moved all? >> deborah rear-ended. this is colubrids transplant. this is what the company you actually performs this is calling these things. >> the whole company built around doing this? >> the first. >> the port authority here, moving the bayonne bridge. it's costing tons of money. they're raising it. melissa: there you go. one should move. thank you for coming on. that's all the "money" we have for you today. we will see you back here tomorrow. "the willis report" coming up now. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report" the white house runs out o

students has a cell phone and they gave me the phone number and it is 213 and 405, and they all live in hanover, new hampshire. you've lost track of who lives where. you have rich people with call waiting who aren't going to answer calls from strange to get kind of lonely people who will, right? [laughter] and just now got a lot of young people without land lines at all when they may have to cell phone fundamentally land line. so now had to move with an assertion that land -- one landline for hustle. ironically they're going back in some cases to the methodology they started with which is in person. actually going back out door-to-door which is what they did in 1950. i think that you take away is be aware of large samples because they're really expensive. click here if you think we're doing a great job. mom, click faster. spin the ones this is the jumping the line was from a commercial finance company. and a little boy baby says that's about the same chances of getting mauled by a polar bear and a regular the in the same day. >> my favorite story, there's a geico i think the story came out afte

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but to my earlier point, what's interesting is i'm surprised how defensive the white house hanover the this issue. to your point, what the republicans are trying to do, i suspect, is drag this along, continue the conversation and force president obama into a lame duck session where he's going to be much more weakened going into his second term. >> david you say no labels. now your role as private citizen is to say the fact we turn to the labels of partisanship is the problem. >> it is. we need to promote progress over partisanship, results over rhetoric. we have to recognize the american people are ahead of elected officials. they know we have a problem. they can accept the truth. look, the republicans adopted the no budget no pay as a bumper sticker. it's not the proposal that no labels advocated. the reason they did it was to force the senate to have a budget. for the first time in four years, a proposal from the president and the republicans in the house and a proposal from the democrats in the senate. hopefully we can get on discussions about a grand bargain. >> pause for me in cas

let's go to scott joining us from hanover, pennsylvania. the republican . -- the republican line. caller: mr. obama, they say it is not his fault. he has had for years. he said he would cut the deficit in half. they passed the deficit a year ago, about cutting this. why is it not being cut now? i have been told both sides are not getting along, but he is the president, and he needs to lead. i do not understand how there are billions of dollars across the world to different countries. i know we do that for specific reasons, but we should be using some of that money to pay our deficits off. what i do not understand is, why are we continuing to do that, to help everybody else out and we should be taking care of our own country? host: let me show you the front page of the new york times. if we can move over -- we will move it over, here it is right here, a wide shot -- will be focusing on senator hagel in a couple of minutes and looking back at some of the things he has said over his tenure in the u.s. senate. that line from "the new york times" -- also from "the hartford courant" --

mike in hanover, maryland, independent line -- caller: i am going to the fort meade information school and i am in the military so i look at this through a couple of different lenses. i want to say congratulations to greta being down in the trenches. i am concerned about the seats that have been for sale. it makes me think of access to the government for those who are willing to pay for it. it seems there is an arrogant shift with regard to president obama's presidency where we had pretty much white president dominating the scene and having an implicit arrogance that says to the whites in america that there are better than others. i can look at this and see since president obama, there has been american chefs that the plot -- that the black community has tried to claim the present as their own for the higher value is that he has broken the non- white ceiling and opens the door to other ethnicities such as blacks, asians, and of course, women soon to come in the presidency. host: barbara perry, let's start with you -- guest: i would not say arrogance. i see pride. that may be in the eye