also the run from hartford county looks good, building a little bit around the white marsh area. nothing unusual. everything looks good through the beltways and on to the tunnels. 95 running smoothly from the laurel area 395 to the tolls. getting heavy on the beltway from 95 to fredrick road, just some slow traffic that you normally would see. and on the top side building but still flowing from 95 through towson. we do have a couple of snenlts to be aware of, police activity affecting both northbound and southbound greenbelt avenue add madison street and a water main break on southbound york road at stevenson lane, left lane is closed there. you may want to stick with i- 83. now back to you. >>> 6:31 right now. 33 degrees. new court documents are shedding more light into the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. abc 2 news' linda stow is standing by with all the new developments in this investigation. linda, what have you found? reporter: we've learned prosecutors claim that jerry sandusky's alleged victims are 8 to 17-year-old, eight of whom they say were molested on the penn state cam

hartford was at 79 degrees. it's another very mild morning. even need the coat this morning in some spots, because the temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s from the mid-atlantic up into new england. today we're going to do it again in the big cities, another gorngous day. i think we'll hit 80 possibly in the hartford area. it will feel like summer out there. it will continue tomorrow, too. all the weather that's going to be trouble is definitely in louisiana. by far the worst weather in the entire country is down there right now. many reports of flooding in the parishes, we'll see some of the rain trying to slide into areas like st. louis during the day and arkansas is not the prettiest spot, either. and tomorrow, more rain will continue, chicago finally cools off. but then we're going to do it again on the eastern seaboard and all our friends on the west coast who were chilly, even they're warming up now. so it's an incredible historical warm march. many of us will go down as the warmest all-time. >> 80 degrees in hartford? wow. thank

paulson is hartford's biggest shareholder. he argued hartford had to do something drastic to improve its industry low valuations. he pushed publicly for a split of the live and property insurance businesses. the owner of formula one motor racing are considering a partial ipo in asia. they hope to tap demand in the region for strong sporting brands, english premier league, soccer manchester united considered a $1 billion singapore ipo late last year. >> have you ever driven a formula one car? >> no. >> ever been to the grand prix? >> it's wild. >> we have more serious news to get to. >> intervention and there's no time to waste. according to senator john mccain and his colleagues, senator joe lieberman and lindsey graham. they have been dubbed the three amissionos. joining me is one of those amissionos, senator john mccain the republican senator from arizona. good morning to you, senator, thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> so curious, if you go in and you do intervene in syria, and the rebels were to take over, and it d

yesterday was saint patrick's day in hartford. that story and why . senate debate over medical marijuana. >> how much is to much to smoke before it's not safe to drive? it's an issue several states are addressing. voters in colorado and washington will have the chance to legalize it this fall that adds urgency to the issue. they are thinking of a system similar to the blood alcohol problem but marijuana stays in the bloodstream long after the high wears off so there is no quick test to determine how stoned you are. >>> and the tables have turned on a oregon mom who complained her underaged daughter was stripping at a nightclub. we want to show you video. you see the 17-year-old, she is a stripper, and the woman watching her request giving her money is her mother. police arrested the 42-year-old christina lopez. in a previous interview lopez said her daughter needed money to raise her child but a salem man said there are other ways to get help and make money. >> there are plenty of sources for help for people with food, with money, with shelter, they d

here is a little shower to track through hartford county right now. we will see a little bit of rain in the precipitation column. a few showers in the early- morning. dry, cloudy, fog. temperatures way above the normally again. really warm. 85 degrees. that 59-degree morning low -- that is one of the low temperatures we have had. we look at our record for the warmest low on this day. 70 degrees. 72 degrees at martin state airport. a little cooler and ebay. western maryland is miles. -- is mild. here it will be mild tonight, a chance for an isolated shower and a couple of spots. showers are nearly stationary up the mid-atlantic. what we have been dealing with the last couple of days as what we will be dealing with until the spread can get moving. it will probably not reach us until the weekend, which means a few days of this mild, moist, southerlies flow of air. it has cooled off a little bit. in international falls is 77 degrees. the past few days, it was way up in the 70's. there are winter storm warnings in the pacific northwest. it is nowhere near

tonight ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> sky chopper 13 is over more breaking news this noon in southern hartfordy, captain mike perry. >> reporter: we do have a working rescue here. this just happened. looks like a two vehicle collision. this was a vehicle coming across the ramp from northbound i 75 on to mountain road, route 152. this is old mountain road south of that intersection. as you see firefighters aggressively trying to get inside of this sport-utility vehicle, which was turned on its side after the collision. apparently there is someone inside and in the process of being rescued. you see the damage to the other vehicle here. they have at this point not requested a med e vac but trying to gain access, cutting the roof of this suv to gain access to the person inside. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much captain mike perry over old mountain road near i-95 in hartford county. >>> troubling news for people who have blood pressure readings depending on which arm their blood pressure is taken. researchers say they are less likely to live after 10 years than people with the same blo

they are also looking for this man caught on camera during robbery on hartford road. a task force of fbi agents and baltimore county detectives are leading the investigation. they think they may be responsible for other crimes in the baltimore area. >> we're hoping somebody will recognize them. there is another individual involved in the february robbery. we are investigating the possibility he is also involved. and at minimum, he is a person of interest. anybody who recognizes these people or had conversations with individuals who spoke of being here or brag about these robberies would call the private crimes task force. 65-8080 is the number to call. -- 410-265-8080. authorities say a man and woman that talked command late last month. there is also an unidentified third suspect being sought. to go to general arrangements are in place for american and national guardsmen killed in afghanistan in the aftermath of u.s. troops burning the qur an. he will lie in state until noon, at which time of burial mass will take place. on tuesday he will receive full military honors

hartford county sheriff's deputies arrested 27-year-old neil turner without incident wednesday. he's accused of shooting a 22-year-old man monday night in the 1700 block of fountain rock way. he's being held at the hartford county detention center on charges of attempted first degree murder. switching gears completely now, the celebration for u.s. senator barbara mikulski continued well into the night in washington as they honored mikulski all day yesterday for her service in congress. >> i also want to thank all of those people who made it possible. you don't get to be a me without a whole lot of we. >> wednesday, both the house and senate honored the 76-year-old senator for her accomplishments as the longest serving woman in the history of the entire u.s. congress. last night, celebrations cross the party lines to champion a woman who defined the word public servant. >> barbara mikulski is a model for every legislator. there's a reason why she's been in office this long. she takes care of her constituents. her office is always very receptive to any needs they have, without reg

drifting west down into hartford. so far, no sign of lightning, but it is possible.t could easily blossom up into little thunderstorm. showers in pennsylvania. that looks like it has fizzled out. westbound, and fading away. is also drifting -- it is also drifting. storms in virginia. lots of lightning strikes. across i-81 through the shenandoah valley -- you will see there are still severe thunderstorm warnings in the far western part of virginia, but not a threat to our region. really quiet as far as severe weather goes here in maryland tonight. last night, early this morning, showers reduce central maryland. it has been kind of drive. fairly dry weather, mild and dry. we will see if we can get some rain. it looks like it will come in over the weekend. and unusually warm day. from baltimore to the eastern shore, until you get to the coast. ocean city is at 55 degrees, much, much cooler. even the westin -- western maryland mountains at this hour. more clouds coming in overnight. temperatures well above normal. high-pressure spinning off the coast, coming up right acr

. >> tonight folks in northern hartford are talking about a case of animal haring that happened in their neighborhood. control officers took one dog and 15 cats from a home in maryland. they say the conditions were filthy, there was no food or water for the animals. owner runs a beagle rescue. they put in the humane society until the investigation is done. >> we just passed the year anniversary of the death of a firefighter and today you read the details on 84 pages of the report stocked with photographs, interview models. there wasn't a single cause or single reason. he used his radio to say he was trapped in the fire and his last words may day, may day, may day. >>> we have sad news tonight about a student we had been following and this afternoon xavier pass away after a long fight with cancer. we introduced to him a few months ago when the community held a bone marrow drive. in the end they couldn't get rid of the tumors to do the transplant. they passed away today with her grandmother at her side. >> on the weather front, just some cloud cover clearing out right now but at the surfac

the fog advisory is in effect until 10:00 for the areas from hartford county right on over toward frederick then down toward howard county. again we will see improvement sooner than later. yesterday we got to 76 but it took us almost all day to get there, 56 at bwi marshal, every 1 mid-50s, starting off in the 50 degree range. sunshine this afternoon, temperatures approaching a record, the record is 82. our forecast high for this day 81 degrees. we will have your complete first warning weather forecast in a few moments, don. >> thank you here is your rush from sharon gibala. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone, like every day this week it is another foggy one. outside you can take a look at the foggy conditions on 83 at ruxton road. 795 not quite so bad there just south of franklin boulevard. headed out on the beltway everything still at full speed at 56 and 59 miles per hour on your outer loop top and west sides of the beltway and if you are headed out on 95 speeds at 63 and 57. so no delays there either. there again is 83 at ruxton road and a look at 50 at sandy point. that camera shot fog

what's paulson's role with hartford and cno? >> paulson made a long bet on financials, 25% economic owner in cno and on the board. hartford was another way to play that. under 10% ownership there. life insurers are late to the recovery. this group still trades 90% of book value and 7 or 8 times earnings. so i have a broadly favorable bias on the group. i have a buy on cno. i have a buy on hartford. >> thanks for explaining that, randy. thanks for coming on "street signs." >> thank you. >> coming up, why investors in nsg are cheering reports to the death of linsanity greatly exaggerated and there's a new twist to the feel good saga. "street signs" back shortly. >>> and what would a day be without a little angry herb? this time an old one but a good one. get ready for a green mountain eruption. >> i want to play that game. "why did i roll over my i.r.a. to scottrade?" "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i like bonuses." "plus at scottrade, there a

there is a live look at the top side of the beltway at hartford road. foggy there but moving pretty well. there is 95 at 395. fog heavier in that area. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> and we have a ron in a coat of many colors today and that clown just took ron's notes. >> yeah, he did. hey, kyle, what do the notes say? >> it is google directions to hear the arena. first mariner arena. >> i never would have found them. greatest show on earth. we are proud to be here. first mariner arena. kyle how you doing? >> not bad. how are you? >> doing great, doing great. we got the chinese acrobats -- >> -- part of -- well the first one here with diablo, two beautiful ladies, they do this the preshow act -- >> -- great for kids -- >> -- performers such as the troop there and you just get autographs, sign the programs, all stuff like that. you -- you get to even learn. you can walk on the tightrope with the troop down in ring three over there, it is amazing. i am sorry -- >> that -- >> -

. >> they are looking for this man caught on camera during a robbery on hartford road. a task force is leading the investigation. they think that the men may be responsible for their crimes in the baltimore area. >> we're hoping that someone will recognize of them, based on the photos that we have put out including the video. there is another suspect involved in the february robbery. at minimum, he is a person of interest for us. we're hoping that anybody the recognizes these people or have had conversations with individuals who may be spoke of being there or brag about in these robberies would certainly call the fbi violent crimes task force. >> that is 410-265-8080. the reward is being offered in this case. >> a man is an extremely critical of -- critical condition after he was harmed in a fire. the flames broke out last night in the 7900 block of the ness circle. seven additional people are recovering from injuries connected to that fire. we are told that j.crew was responding to the apartment fire at the time. four firefighters suffered injuries. but a woman and a m

all across the baltimore metro area. 95 into hartford county. south into and around all. 73 towards columbia. 60's in amounts. the highest elevations out west. -- 60's in the mountains. the sea breeze down at ocean city with the wind coming in off the chilly water is only 61 degrees of the beach. baltimore tonight, relatively mild considering 53 is the normal high temperature. 46-54 is a mild march evening. light winds and sun going down at 7:14. chicago has been warm. far northern new england, 27 degrees and snow coming down for most of the day. a little bit of winter hanging on but way up in the northern tip of maine. here in baltimore, the warm front to our north. temperatures will be warm again tomorrow. a good indication of what we can expect as the next weather system approaches us during the day tomorrow. the front will probably not get here until friday. in the heat of the afternoon and evening tomorrow, the potential is there for showers or even an isolated thunderstorm. east of the bounce around baltimore. the front will move in from t

the temperatures could be 84 today in hartford, connecticut. it's crazy record high there. the temperatures are cooling off a little bit with rain around chicago today and heavy rain around mississippi. itis hard to believe it's going to be mid-80s in southern new england. >> it's 82 in miami, but 84 in connecticut? >> it's going to be warmer in connecticut than miami. they are coming up here for spring break. >> do you have that map right, bill karins? just kidding. >>> another hollywood baby on the way and who is hanging with ashton kutcher? does it pay to be mean in showbizness. oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! >>> it's rumor that jersey shore star the situation checked himself into rehab. it always happens to the ones you totally expect. there's rumors going around that kim kardashian wants to adopt a child. you can tell orphans are ne

that happened almost four years ago in hartford county. the pope of -- the board of public works has approved of that settlement. the payment is part of a lawsuit filed against several different police agencies. >> officials are asking a federal judge to reverse his ruling that the current gun permit law is unconstitutional. it requires residents to show a substantial reason to bear arms. the judge -- the state asked the judge to make clear whether he plans to file an injunction barring the state from denying permits based on the current requirement. >> a senate committee today took steps to fill a billion dollar hole in the state budget. those making $300,000 to half a million dollars a year may see their personal income tax rate go up by two 0.5%. the city adopts a plan to split the combined cost of that teacher pensions and social security. it would be phased in over four years been the committee also voted to close loopholes that counties have used to avoid funding education at the level mandated by law. the budget will now go to the s

there was one earlier this afternoon in northern hartford and cecil counties.has apparently fallen apart. these showers are very isolated, but you will see why we're dealing with this unusual one today. 30 degrees above what we would normally expect for this time of year. 53 is the normal. the record high -- 85 setback in 1990, but it is unusually warm for sure. the record amount of snow -- you might remember the superstore, the blizzard in march 1993. about a foot officially at bwi marshall. in western maryland from the march 1993 storm, 47 inches, four feet of snow came down in mid-march 1993. this time around, it is like some time. around 80 at the airport. little bit cooler on the coast where you get a sea breeze, and a little cooler off to the west and the mountains as well. a weak front coming in and out of ohio. it will try to push some of this summer warmth of, and it is the front of and did that, but i do not have a dramatic impact on to averages. shower activity will give way to clearing skies. slightly cooler air. 53 is the normal high for this time

hartford, 57. 68, philadelphia. and not quite as warm today in d.c. at 76. as we move into the midwest, though, beautiful chicago, 77. 75, minneapolis. beautiful in dallas. 77 there. 84 in orlando. 81 in miami where we're getting ready for jazz in the gardens this coming weekend. all right. as we move into the folks in missouri, ksdk this morning, if you're getting ready for your weekend, if you're watching us there in nearby jefferson be city, the best of 30 years of nature photography presented by jefferson city native at wildlife magic at the state museum there in jefferson city. so it should be a really cool performance there. miami gardens and also at the missouri state museum. >> very fun. ryan, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> the top ranked r-rated come i did makes a comeback. remember this one? "21 jump street" with jonah hill and channing tatum is looking to regain the raunchy box office mojo they enjoyed last summer. it will muscle out the lorax for the top spot wit $30 million. speaking of r-

track down her parents, anyone with information on the identity of this child is urged to call the hartfordounty police. >> >> another developing story. after hours of intense standoff ends. a man was threatening his life and the life of someone else in this house. s.w.a.t. teams helped to talk that man outside and he was transported to the hospital. police have not confirmed if anyone else was in the home at the time. >> >> an indiana toddler that we told you about found alone in a field has passed away. angela backcock was taken off life support this afternoon. she died immediately after being taken off life support. all of her family, parents and two siblings were killed in the vicious tornadoes. the weekend death toll now stands at 38. . >> reporter: the pews at saint freezing rain sis xavier church packed for emotional services. parishioners wiped away tears and hugged each other. by day's end, the pews were flowing with donated clothing. smoking jims rolled out his barbecue -- >> a lot of times in these situations, people don't get any hot food. so we came to help. >> reporter: going

well, if you are watching on wvip nbc 30, hartford, connecticut, in nearby mystic, beautiful little spot, peer through underwater windows and experience an up-close, eye-to-eye encounter with beluga whales at the mystic aquarium. that's your "early today event of the day." i went there in second grade on a field trip. >> aww, your little name tag, aww. nice little picture there. >>> time now for an "early look" at stories making headlines in entertainment. this weekend's box office champ hit the double, also becoming the year's top-grossing film. "dr. seuss: the lorax" took its total earnings to $122 million in just ten days. the sci-fi starter "john carter" had a stronger-than-expected opening, taking second with over $30 million, but it cost a reported $250 million to make, minor detail. >> $220 million behind. >> so, it's a drop in the bucket. still, "john carter" dominated screens internationally, taking in an additional $70 million in 51 overseas theaters. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> wait before you speak. the r-rated flick "silent house" starring elizabeth olson opened quietly wi

heavy jacket, gloves and scarf, it may be the last time you bundle up like this. 18 in new york, 19 hartford cities have windchills in the low teens. single digits in many burbs. snow in areas of virginia and kentucky on the ground. as far as stormy weather goes, as far as voting goes, no issues. will be warm and windy through the middle of the country, no rain, no snow. areas out in the rockies have a little bit of snow to deal with and windy conditions in area of nevada, they are done with their primary voting. montana is probably some of the worst weather this morning. in the last 24 hours, this is how much the temperature has changed, kansas city gone up 26 degrees, from this time yesterday. while it's much colder at areas of the east, that is why you feel it this morning. all this warm air in the middle of the country is heading east. april warmth returns to kansas city, oklahoma city, all of texas should be beautiful. going to be windy but in the 70s, feeling nice. denver, 68. even after a cold start, with the sunshine in march you will get in the 40s in many areas of the east, 30s whe

another financial stock, insurance firm hartford, is bending to shareholder pressures to focus on its core property, casualty insurance operations. shares were up 1.5% on big volume. despite the weaker tone in the market the past couple of sessions, some drink stocks continue their rally. coca-cola is at its highest price of the year, up 0.75% today. starbucks continues hitting new highs. at its annual shareholder meeting today, the company announced it will expand into the energy drink business and add manufacturing jobs in the u.s. one of the new areas starbucks is competing is single-serve brewers, going up against green mountain roasters. that hurt green mountain stock earlier this month, but today shares jumped 10%. green mountain will carry starbucks coffee for its newest line of brewers. thanks to the booming business of ipads and smartphones, demand for wireless data has shot through the roof, and that has pinched wireless networks to squeeze more out of the airwaves they use. the federal communications commission proposed today more flexibility for airwaves used by satellite

reports of fog up around hartford county, i-95 around maryland, just before you get to pennsylvania and some more patchy foggy spots down around the river and easton. that will be burning off the next couple of hours. 63, the temperature. wind out of east. light. light wind out of east all day long. but like yesterday, it will be a carbon copy, where we start out in the 60s, with clouds, a few showers. 62, 63 across the area. gaithersburg to forth belvoir. and sunshine in here. showers around prince georges county. making their way southeastward and lightning south of mt. arry. high temperature, 73 degrees with a good deal of sunshine. let's head out to the roadways. >>> traveling on 395, making your way northbound to 14th street bridge, right at edsall, just cleared. good news. traveling 395, no issued as you make your way to the 14th street bridge. a disabled vehicle, right shoulder lane, that guy is gone. that is wrapping up. all lanes open as you cross the 14th street bridge. i-95 at dale boulevard. volumes light and not seeing accidents. make your way from dale city and 395, lookin

are seeing the reduced visibility toward york, that's problem going to -- northern and northeast hartford you could see fog faster and patchy dense fog possible statewide in the morning. across the area, there is that isolated shower in virginia. that is it. a few passing clouds will help the cooling happen quicker tonight and could aid and abet in some of that fog. here is the rain main player. this will creep in our direction, it's our weekend weather maker. right now the closest rain from this particular system still well out in the country's midsection and we are still in the warm humid flow off shore this system will continue to edge closer, you can see the closest rain now across eastern tennessee toward like the knoxville area into atlanta georgia. they are starting to get rain. a long lived and -- slow moving system but edging closer again the arrival time on this is going to be in to the latter part of the day on saturday and into sunday. we will enclosed up. i think the chance for rain will be minimal until saturday afternoon and sunday. overnight 55, fog developing. just keep t

that in hartford too many now the skies are clear and the sun came out as you were heading home from work. looking downtown, beautiful, big question what will it be like for tomorrow? just wyatt with a look at important forecast. >> skies have cleared off nicely across most of central maryland. the remnants of that midlevel haze after the fog lifted for areas north and northwest of baltimore. i will tell you -- i will say this, the humidity still high, the wind will still be calm tonight and yes it's another night where we could see widespread patchy, even patchy dense fog. we hope it won't be as bad. 77 rather in ea baltimore, 81 frederick, many spots pushing 80 tomorrow. that humidity will remain high. the rest of the evening, 70s's, warm weather continuing, we will talk about changes on tap in just a fume. >> few. >> if you have child safety lockes you have to get the information. 200 reports about the push and snap cabinet lock. 900,000 of them are being recalled because they don't secure the cabinet. young children can get through the locks and of the 140 incidents in which they

burlington is now at 9, albany to prove incidents, boston, hartford, a cold winter morning and hopefully we won't have another one like this until maybe november or december of the end of this year. middle of the country just the opposite. cold blast has literally, it's confined just in new england and mid-atlantic. already warm conditions are in the middle of the country and that will continue. we have thunderstorms this morning all the way up in northern minnesota. you can see the lightning strike pop up here near international falls. this is an indication of the warmer air surging through the heartland and minneapolis a little line of storms is about to head through. some lining strikes and that will be over. it's 65 in kansas city. the warm air is still middle of the country. the cold stuff is definitely there in new england. this is march. late march the sun angles high enough you'll warm up for a decent day after that cold weather. the middle of the country is just fine. colorado dry once again. we had a bad fire there with one fatality. ten houses burned down. >> bill, thank you f

you ma i not be 83 in boston again until the end of may or june. 70s from areas of hartford to new yorkit looks like rain moves in for the weekend. especially saturday night into sunday for this area. right now a lot of heavy rain from new orleans up to southern mississippi. a possible thunderstorms containing tornadoes, one of them near greenville, alabama. here's the forecast for the weekend. today, rainy weather near chicago. then as we look towards saturday, some of the wet weather heads to the east coast late in the day. sunday looks ugly. up around boston, to providence, new york, 50 is like normal for this time of year. but it will feel cold because it's been so crazy hot. >> imagine the money people have saved on oil heat in the northeast. an incredible gift, thank you very much. >> it's over. >> you did a nice thing, over. all right, sports now, ncaa sweet 16 kicked off last night. number one seat, syracuse took on number four seed, wisconsin at the garden in boston. first half, syracuse with the steal, dion wade dishes it to cj fair, finished with 15 points at the night. orang

he was convicted of second degree rape in hartford in 2005. he is required to register every three months and must report changing in his address. his last known address is in red lion road. he was a tattoo on his left arm that says thugged out and a tat it other of a girl on his right arm. he has a tattoo on the right side of his neck. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> more than a dozen protesters forced a bank of america branch to close this morning after they stormed the lobby. occupy women and occupy baltimore say that the banks still not working with people when it comes to saving them from losing their homes to foreclosure. roosevelt has more on this story. >> reporter: about a dozen members of occupy baltimore and women occupy staged a protest today. one member was acted after they wouldn't leave. leave. they say the reason they picked this bank is because of what they say our policies stopping people from renegotiating their loans. >> bank of america as of june 2010 had over $88 billion in foreclosure. they are the n

. >> tonight the hartford county her is looking for suspects in a multiple stabbing. five were stabbed during a fight just before midnight on saturday. the men deputies they were talking from the gas station when a group of men called out to them and started stabbing them. >> now to howard where police are investigating a situation there, officers recovering tonight after being hit by a drunk driver. just before midnight friday the officer had stopped a bmw on route 40 and route 29. he was rear-ended by a man and pushed in to a bmw. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening join ir, the driver was not hurt. the other driver, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. senate indictment that called a executive into question is now putting police chief in the hot seat to. some leaders may ask the chief to step down because of allegations he didn't take action. leopold is a accused of misconduct saying he told i had security team to drive him to steal campaign signs and used his security to hide intimate relationships and they were told to empt

way up in bangor, maine, it was 62 today. 71 in boston. 73 in hartford. new york city, by the way, tied its record high for the day at 71 in central park. it was warm in the midwest as well. and it's set to get even warmer with temperatures in the upper 70s now in the forecast. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight from london, that video that 75 million people have now watched, it's a worldwide phenomenon. tonight, what we found on the ground in uganda. >>> and later, here in london, the race to set the stage for what may be the biggest, most extravagant close-up ever. >>> back now with more on the phenomenon that is "kony 2012," the internet film made to raise awareness of the brutal warlord joseph kony and to bring him to justice. the video, as much a marketing campaign as a documentary, has now been watched by close to 75 million people around the world. and while there are questions about the details of the story and about the charity behind the film, tonight in uganda, there's no question the people we found are still terrified about this man and w

sections of caroll county now, move over into baltimore county and eventually moving out towards hartfordy, just some rain here no lightning in that, chance of a shower or storm rumbling around at 7:00 p.m., 70 degrees, shower, thunderstorm possible lingering into 9:00 p.m., temperatures middle 60s just some clouds lingering around by 11:00 p.m. temperature 63, here is the set up at least for the next few days, tuesday, wednesday we start off clouds in the morning burn that off to afternoon and evening sunshine temperatures lower 70s a little bit more sunshine thursday and that means temperature up into the upper 70s friday might be just a little bit warmer, notice what we are dealing with a little disturbance here kicking up showers and thunderstorms to the northwest, another disturbance back to the west of us and that will stay to the west of us, we don't need to worry about that, we will just deal with what happened in the northwest now, a few evening showers perhaps a thunderstorm mostly clouds overnight tonight, temperature down to 54, we start off with clouds tomorrow morning patchy

. >> well tonight janice wright took her case to it the hartford county school board identifying .ants the board to meet to address concerns. her son has a neurogenetic disorder that doesn't let him drink. one day she walked in and saw him straps face down in a device called a tumble with his arms tied behind his back. >> our trust as parents, mine has been totally destroyed. i was told, we love your son, he is great, he is wonderful, he is sweet. and all the time you're hurting him. your. >> reporter: though they didn't use the device properly no action was taken because they weren't trained right. > two finalists for the job of the next school soup. currently the chief middle school officer in houston and the deputy stew in baltimore. before that baltimore. >> tomorrow gingrich will be here. romney was here last week. just a little over a week before primary. he will stop over in the morning and then travel in the afternoon. ron paul has been having a town hall meeting wednesday. you must preregister to get in early and get that seat. >>> by opening your mouth you could be openin

is 20 degrees warmer right now than what we were talking about yesterday morning, in areas like hartford and new york. d.c. about ten. buffalo, 30 degrees warmer this morning than you were at this time yesterday. an incredible warmup has occurred, even during the overnight hours. buffalo, 47 degrees. you're actually warmer right now than d.c. this afternoon will be just great from buffalo to everywhere else. temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s, pretty widespread out there. grab the sunglasses today. there won't be many clouds up there in the sky. as far as the middle of the country goes, yesterday you had the great weather. things will slowly change and go back to what we have a normal march pattern. chillier air coming into minneapolis with temperatures around 41. a little bit of rain late today especially from dallas to kansas city. it's not going to be in the morning. it will be in the afternoon or evening hours. even chicago, st. louis, you're dry during the day. as far as kansas city goes, you're mostly dry during the daylight hours. much of country today, a good day for traveli

should be near 70 from philly to nshg city to hartford, pittsburgh and d.c., slight chance of wet weathertely in the middle of the country, today we'll have a mini tornado outbreak from dallas/ft. worth possibly over towards shreveport. just unbelievably warm and still feels like june. >> it sure does, bill, thanks so much. >>> to sports now, yes, vanderbilt lost a heartbreaker to wisconsin saturday night. let's get that out of the way and never speak of it again. a pair of number two seeds went down, duke and missouri both lost. another top seed, kansas, taking on purdue. kansas down one, 30 seconds to go. jayhawks alive. johnson strips the ball. ten seconds to g robbie hummel launches a three. if that doesn't go kansas rebounds then the slam. that puts the jayhawks up three. one more chance for purdue, did get a decent shot off the air. good if it goes off the back board. off the rim. kansas survives, 63-60 and moves on. 60 in cincinnati versus 3 with a minute and a half to go. the bearcats come up with a huge steal and throw-down. take another look. this was the play of the game, the g

for today, this is lunch outdoor weather. 59, near 60 in new york, d.c., baltimore, hartford, everyonegetting into the mix, including buffalo and pittsburgh. charlotte, raleigh, richmond, through the carolinas. we have a chance of rain late in the day. that won't be until late in the afternoon into the evening hours. most of the daylight hours are looking good. even the west coast is looking at some great weather out there. we've turn the corner. i'll probably look pretty good in my peyton manning jets jersey. >> you are not alone. let's show it right here. one of the jets players told the "new york daily news" we need to get him. >> sorry, mark sanchez. >> we turn to sports. the indianapolis colts will reportedly release peyton manning today. ending his 14-year tenure as quarterback in indianapolis. this is when chris mortensen on espn. he took the colts to the playoffs 11 times, won 7 afc south titles in eight years, won 2 afc championships, a super bowl and super bowl mvp award. he didn't play it down last season. the 35-year-old would have been allowed a $28 million bonus had the c

even in new england it was just -- it really is insane this time of year, hartford almost at 80 degrees4. it's a very warm morning around d.c. i think you could be one of the warmer spots today, you're at 63. the forecast highs today, 75 in d.c., the first day of spring, buffalo, new york should be around 77 and sunny. in the middle of the country, lynn, i upped the forecast highs in chicago today, now i'm going 85. >> why not? just keep ticking it up and up. bill, thanks so much. >>>.coming up, an award winner, a record setter and a big bomb on the silver screen. >>> plus, we'll tell you about ashton kutcher's new out of this world plan. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ut my car because... i think it's a cool car. i think it's stylish and it makes a statement at the same time. and i've never had a car like that. people don't totally understand how the volt works. when the battery runs down the gas engine operates. i don't ever worry about running out of battery power... because it just switches over to my gas engine. i very rar