near the rocks piles of ice a formed. ice piles up of the white sea coast due to the ebb and flow. huge chunks of ice create corridors and labyrinths stretching over many meters. this is the underwater world bio filter bank. it is so cold because plankton lurking on the rocks in ice cleans the water and also gives it unique colors. divers called this place the ice kingdom. bus so you can fly zone other planets. nobody can certainly not now ask the americans a visit to the moon's probes of landed on mars and venus but actually another planet is right here on earth it's a parallel world with a parallel dimension everything is different here i think people know much more about how to space than they do about what's under the sea of bush's visions but. there are hundreds of maritime biological research stations in the world today one of the most remote ones is in the candle laps of gulf of the white see. an old wind powered generator is the symbol of the bottle tickle research station belonging to moscow state university. only a handful of staff stays at the station in winter young stu

and icing. bobrovsky. >> mike e.: the gravity of the drama to the players, do they know how dramatic the game is while they're in the midst of it? >> eddie: not when you're in the midst of it, but when you're sitting on the bench and there is a tv time-out. your mind wanders. it's hard not to. especially in the venue. once you hop over those boards, focus is one thing. now you'll see when you go out to play with your friends on the ice. as it goes later, intensity goes straight up. >> mike e.: wayne simmonds has been good intensity for his team. >> eddie: he just did on the boards there. >> mike e.: looks for coburn. reaches in couturier. coburn has it. it is stralman. flunk into by danny briere. to coburn a shot. that one out of the glove of lundquist. back across it comes yet again for timonen. battles behind briere there. no luck. goes down on the play. back up and battles long. scrappy play off simmonds. rolled it back down. >> eddie: first one in a long time. not a lot going on. they won a

tshering under the ice. divers must be wearing dry suits to make sure they don't freeze in the water the user is insulated by a small film of air into the suit ok ok so you have to leave us and then you have dry suit which is all that once it has sealed it feels that the next theory it's not supposed to allow. you have an inflated post here and it up though here say to keep it comfortable and you don't get squashed in the water with the pressure you put air into the suit keeps the nice and comfy and then if you're coming up on the sea you have to get ridges that think ventured out through here. a lot of preparation is needed before diving under the ice. it takes time to put on a dry suit as well as making thorough tracks on the equipment before finally getting used to the cold water. divers always had under the ice tethered to a safety line which is controlled by a team member above pick there over your head you're ok you're ok the first dive is always made by an experienced instructor you like to tosca is t

and icing. bobrovsky. >> mike e.: the gravity of the drama to the players, do they know how dramatic the game is while they're in the midst of it? >> eddie: not when you're in the midst of it, but when you're sitting on the bench and there is a tv time-out. your mind wanders. it's hard not to. especially in the venue. once you hop over those boards, focus is one thing. now you'll see when you go out to play with your friends on the ice. as it goes later, intensity goes straight up. >> mike e.: wayne simmonds has been good intensity for his team. >> eddie: he just did on the boards there. >> mike e.: looks for coburn. reaches in couturier. coburn has it. it is stralman. flunk into by danny briere. to coburn a shot. that one out of the glove of lundquist. back across it comes yet again for timonen. battles behind briere there. no luck. goes down on the play. back up and battles long. scrappy play off simmonds. rolled it back down. >> eddie: first one in a long time. not a lot going on. they won a

or add to the ice.here is going to be slippery stuff out there. we're getting a mix of freezing drizzle and rain. we are seeing just rain. the trend is to go toward the freezing drizzle. 1 to 2 inches around pal city. of course we have this ice on it. temperatures have come up a couple of degrees. probably most of the area is below freezing. still right at the freezing point. annapolis and east quon. salisbury 46. some mild temperatures. they haven't come farther north. our temperatures have only risen a degree or two. frederick 28. the 20's in new england. the heaviest and most significant moisture down to our south. this low pressure had to slide through the area. it is a slow process. then that storm will be stalled to our south. the key is, it is going to be slippery out there. drizzle today. as long as its freezing rain, ice will get thicker. we have a winter storm warning west of frederick through the afternoon and up until 1:00 this afternoon west of the bay. a winter weather advisory in effect.

we tend to not like ice around here. even the state highway officials will tell you, if you look at their web site, their lead lien says, here comes the snow, or worse they say, the ice. and that's the bottom line. they had trucks out overnight looking at conditions. they had 2,000 salt trucks out and salted. the more expensive stuff than plowing, but you have to do what you have to do because we haven't delved into the budget so much this year when you are dealing with the labor costs and the costs of fighting this. so we're just delving in. now it appears to be a glazed over effect of light drizzle. if you are going anywhere, don't go anywhere. check our web site for the latest on enclosures and all information related to our first weather event of 2012. back to you guys. >> thank you, deborah. let's get a look at how the roads are now with charlie. good morning, charlie. >> good porning, -- good morning, lisa. around the state we are looking good on the interstates and the primary and secondary roadways. i need to cau

that means icing on trees and power lines is likely, perhaps as much as 1/4-inch of ice.s the deal. 10:00 tonight everything is south of us, but by 2:00 in the morning we've got a mix going on across the metro area and snow gaithersburg north of frederick. yes, we could see a trace of snow downtown before the changeover and maybe an inch or 2 in frederick before the changeover. by 6 a.m. notice we see the rain right around i-95 corridor. you will turn over to rain in charles county. the rest of us north and west of town will remain freezing or a bit below. by the time we get above freezing, everything moves away from us, doesn't really do us any good which is often the case as we get cold air wedges that sit in east of the mountains. they're very hard to dislodge. ice potential, we could see 1/4- inch of ice around the district through bethesda, rockville, gaithersburg and back to manassas and culpeper and .1- inch up near gaithersburg and fredericksburg. that will make roads slippery in and of itself. yes, we could see a little snow, maybe a trace dune town, an inch or s

even there and accumulation of ice, about an inch of snow in the washington area before the ice, 1-2 inches in montgomery county about a quarter inch of ice. by noon time, 2:00, it moves out. freezing rain and the morning -- freezing rain in the morning. by the afternoon, it moves off. left over clouds, a little bit of drizzle, no big deal sunday. a milder air comes in. next chance of anything would be monday with rain. watch out for the ice tomorrow morning. enjoy the snow this evening. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers -- moving you forward. >> maybe the capitals should have watched out for the ice. >> nothing is easy for the capitals this year. they did not have to go to carolina in their mind, they were there to take on the hurricanes but they probably wish that they missed the trip. nothing went well tonight. in the first, the capitals on the power play, but this is ugly, turnover. the crossover shot, he scores. in the third charging across the goal, falling down, shoots. he scores. caroline that shot out the capitals 3-0. -- caroline not shu

how much snow and ice did we end up with? nearly two inches. generally less than an inch around the immediate metro suburbs. the precip is gone, the skies are clearing out, that will allow your temperature to continue to fall. any little puddles and things you see on the sidewalks, be extra careful, they're going to be refreezing in the next couple of hours. more about our next chance of winter weather coming up. >> darcy censer has been out braving the elements for us tonight. she joins us live from falls church, with a look at conditions out there. >> reporter: braving it is the right word, because i'm really not a fan of cold weather. but it's not too bad out here. but take a listen to this, if you're out walking around, very crunchy under step, if you're walking around on any sidewalks that haven't been treated or shoveled, or grassy areas, there's still a lot of ice out there, so potentially slippery. people weren't doing a whole lot of complaining, because after all, it is winter. if you had to get out this snowy saturday, that meant shov

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severe icing possible culpeper and west down towards charlottesville. .1 to .2-inch of ice is not a good thing especially on the trees and roads. satellite picture radar combined, clouds came in around lunchtime. we do see a lot of snow overhead but it's simply not reaching the ground. the air mass is too dry. we have a few more hours. snow will probably begin to break out around culpeper and points around i-95 8:00 or 9:00 and snow eastward. we'll change to sleet and freezing rain overnight, lows 28 to 32 and winds easterly at 10. we will come back and talk about if any snow will accumulate before the changeover and we'll let you know who crawls above 32 degrees tomorrow. it's going to be a battle. >>> the roads were treated yesterday, but now they're treating them probably for a little better reason. what's going on? reporter: it's getting really cold out here. the good things is nothing is falling from the sky right now, but that's important for the crews now. they're working to get the roads taken care of right now. these hours leading up to this event that we're expecting later toni

let us time out the chance for ice. mountains may see a windstream ex later this evening and then to rain tonight. baltimore, most precipitation after 7:00 p.m. it will be cloudy. the pink is basically where we have the threat of ice the west of 95. carroll county, north and baltimore county, nor the harford county, they have the biggest threat to see the start of ice, then changing to rain, and then all rain heading into tuesday. the big concern is if you are out on the road when the precipitation starts if it comes as ice, roads could be an easy -- icy. 50 in the afternoon. the end of the week, cooling down and then a chance for snow on for a stay. >> this is the time of year when thousands hit the slopes. while ski patrols help keep everyone safe, some considerably smaller workers are being trained to save those buried by avalanches just by following their noses. >> these are the new and improved avalanche rescue dogs. no offense to the same bernards. they are small and agile, small enough to fly in a helicopter with

how much ice could you see? details in a couple minutes. >> sounds messy. >>> a pedestrian rushed to the hospital tonight after being hit along duke street in alexandria, happened at 8:45 this evening where duke crosses i-395. the driver stayed on the scene. the pedestrian suffered minor injuries. >>> the same area where a child hit and killed over the weekend. brian hernandez chavez was killed when he was hit by a drunk driver 2:30 sunday afternoon. neighbors responded saying there is a need for better sidewalks along that portion of duke street. >>> route 29 near gainesville was shut down after a train hit a truck. happened at route 29 and us 55. there is a major construction project in that area but not clear if that played a role in the collision. according to inside nova, this is the second time in over a month there has been a train accident at this location. >>> in a few hours, republicans in south carolina go to the polls and their primary pick could rock the race for the white house. former house speake

if the ice when you look at it is two inches or less in thickness, that is not ice you ever want to be> maybe you don't even want to mention that ice if it is two inches or less in thickness. 2 to 4 inches is that marginal territory where some people venture out but it is not safe. when ice can be measured at least 4 inches in thickness, that is considered to be safe for ice fishing or other activities on foot including ice skating, that kind of thing. >> i know but even that freaks me out. can you still tell if you hear like the creaking. >> the creaking and the cracking -- >> and don't know. >> 5 inches, you can take a snowmobile out on a pond or lakeen and if it gets up to 12 or 15 inches, you can bring a truck out. >> where do they get that? >> massachusetts, canada. in addition, let me also mention that ice and the development of ice is very, very complicated because when you are involving is brackish water and saltwater has a different consistency. creek, rivers are much more unsafe or ponds where the water can be still. because moving water has a protense at this to not freeze a

a touch of ice. that's not a big deal. 3 at the airport. once you get into the northern suburbs, it is still in the 20's. if you have a patch of drizzle, there is a possibility you could have icing going on. the chance for rain will go up actually as you head into the afternoon and evening hours. we'll check the seven-day forecast when i come back. first i say good morning to sara. >> that weather could make for an interesting rush hour. right now, no incidents. you want to use caution as we check our speed sensors. we are continuing to move well. traveling at 55 here on the north side through the parkville region, and if you are traveling near 40, 51. 70 looks good in toward the beltway. let's give you a live view of traffic and we'll see what's going on in our cameras. running smoothly north and southbound. no sign of any cars, actually. good. glad to see them. let's check what else is going on out there. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. dan over to you. >> sara, thank you very much. about getting to the ravens season, they certainl

changing to icing, up to .1 to a quarter inch of ice on tree limb and power lines from freezing rain.he tiny icicles that form and a coating of ice from freezing rain. that would be between midnight and dawn on saturday. a light coating closer to washington. this area, mainly west and north of interstate 95. elsewhere, it does look like it will just be maybe a few flurries and changing to rain. then the entire region will gradually change to rain during the morning on saturday with afternoon highs around 40 tomorrow. then on sunday, cloudy and chilly with highs near 40. morning lows, 20s. a small chance of afternoon sprinkles sunday. then a greater chance of rain monday with a high around 50. tuesday, wednesday, we dry out. maybe a little more rain into the week next week. good morning, how's traffic? >>> not looking so good on i-95. i can tell you that you're just hitting the brakes. no accidents to report at this time. shooting over to 395, looks a lot better as you make your way across the 14th street bridge. and on i-270, you're looking really good. and since tom says it's going t

sleet will cut down the icing. dc north and west some icing. 1-2 tenths accumulating ice.thersburg and leesburg will be below freezing not just all morning but all day tomorrow. all right. next seven days. we get a little break sunday morning and then clouds come back. we could see a light mix once again. temperatures in the upper 30s. some areas are going to hold around freezing on sunday. we will bust into the warm sector if i knock temps down. only 50 on sunday. sunshine on tuesday and low 50s and that will make up for some of this. >> right? >> it will. >> okay. >> thanks. >>> caps, my brother? >> caps, my brother, and it's not good. [ laughing ] >> they don't want to pull the trigger. caps got a little problem. and when you don't pull the trigger in a game that actually requires scoring, that's not good. nick young puts washington on his back. washington on the brink of making it 2 in a row. did they get it done? we'll tell you. it's our game of the week. anthony campbel >>> and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> here is some expert hockey analy

depending where you are watching, the ice or the potential for ice will linger longer. the farther north and west you get the colder the temperatures will be and the longer the ice could be falling in the form of sleet and freezing rain. 32 in frederick. 27 in hagerstown. these temperatures have been falling here the last hour or two. ocean city, maryland now 41 degrees. there is your satellite. wade clipper system come through. we should wake up with at least partial sunshine and it will be a dose the day today. today will be fine. we'll cloud up late than and tonight and we are on for the little bit of winter event later tonight. 3 in washington. 40 in fredericksburg for afternoon highs. >> that is all anybody wants to hear about now. >> we'll talk about it. >> let's get more on the traffic with julie wright. >> i ran out yesterday. i got toilet paper. i got eggs. i hunkered down. >> don't start that thing. >> it is not one of those. i'm hungered down, ready to go. i got my pajamas with the feet in it. >> if you don't have anywhere to go, it's mart. >> she does that o

off ice too. >> so for those interested in hitting the ice and coming out for a beginner class can theyod enough, when they enter the synchronization enter -- >> yes >> i think we will learn beginner moves jasmine andly go over there. are you ready? >> here we go. >> hi girls. >> so we are going to learn a very easy move you promise. >> yes. >> so let's face this way. what is this move called? >> a line. >> we are doing a line. >> okay. >> so are we going to unite. >> everyone in shoulders. >> so touch your shoulders. >> a little bit of a height difference here but not by much what is the key. >> this here. >> balance. >> yeah. >> come in really tight press up tight. head up in the air. >> are we moving our heads to one side? >> yes when we go to the right we look to the right. >> left we look to the left. >> here we go. >> make me proud. >> five, six, seven, eights,. >>> one, two, three. >> this is hard. okay. do you think i can make the team? >> wow. okay. well, you can come out and enjoy all the fun they have lots of beginner classes for kids and adults, check out myfoxdc.com for all

that could lead to black ice and dangerous roads.onight, darcy spencer is monitoring the conditions in fairfax county. we begin, though, with the meet rolgts in storm center 4. >> temperatures now have fallen back down below the freezing market. anything that looks like a puddle on the roadway is likely to be black ice by morning. temperatures are below freezing in the western and northern suburb, even at national airport where it's 31 degrees, but 23 in frederick, maryland, 29 in martinsburg, west virginia, and 32 in fredericksburg. be carry very, very careful. nothing additional falling from the sky. temperatures will probably be below freezing through at least 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning. if you can delay travel tomorrow until after that time, things are start to improve. temperatures, mid 30s tomorrow afternoon. more on the rest of the forecast coming up. >> all right, chuck, we'll see now in a little bit. darcy spencer joins us live from the alexander section of fairfax county. >> earlier today, we were battling the 12340e as

that's not ice tea. that's ice cube. >> that's ice tea. >> bill: ice cube, bernie.u are. you don't know ice tea from ice cube. >> ice cube, you are right. >> bill: you can't be doing that to me. i know the cubes ice cube is spending a weekday with bernie in south central l.a. until you spend a little time chilling with ice cube or ice tea for that matter, don't be making racial references. >> bill: you didn't even know who he was, bernie. >> i meant to say ice cube. i meant to say ice cube. >> bill: all right. and in that picture you were the whitest guy i have ever seen. >> when i see a picture with you and ice cube or ice tea, then you can talk about me and race. but can we talk about lee segal? who is this guy. >> a guy who writes for a lot of liberal magazines. is he an author. let me tell you and more importantly the viewers what he says in this op. ed. he says mitt romney's whiteness, he doesn't mean the color of his skin. the way romney comes shallow stupidity. only masquerading as political analysis. '. >> bill: it seems to be embraced by the progressive com

it could be iced over.ow, what radar is showing, i've circled the baltimore beltway, and around the city, just to give us a reference point here on the map, it is hard to read because there is so much business on it, the northeast part of the state getting a mix of freezing drizzle and snow at this point. so there might be a little additional snow aconsume magse legislation. temperatures below freezing at the ground level. above freezing, just above freezing at about 5,000 feet. a lot of it is coming down as liquid as it hits the pavement. west of hagerstown they are getting snow right now. let me put this in motion to give you an idea of where all this is headed. the worst of it is headed off to the northeast at this point, at least for the time being. there is more rain and snow. it depends on temperatures for the rest of the day today. let's get an update on what's going on now on the scene live, local, late-breaking. up is it deborah weiner. are you freezing up there? >> it is very, very cold. john, i h

>> well, it's a lot like shuffleboard on ice. you have to throw the stones from one side of the ice into the center of the bull's-eye. and whoever has the most in the center wins. >> by the way, those circles they aim for are called the "house." curlers play on teams of four people. players take turns sliding the stones, while their teammates sweep the ice just in front of the rock. so, how do these brooms work? >> well, right there, there's some cloth on it, and you rub it back and forth on the ice, and it will melt the ice and make the rock go faster. >> as you can imagine, getting a 42-pound granite rock to go exactly where you want takes years of practice. but it's not enough to be accurate. you've got to be clever. what's the hardest part of curling? >> i think it's the strategy 'cause there's so many different things you can do at a certain time. >> for instance, curlers can try and knock the other team's stones away from the house. and sometimes they will purposely throw stones that stop short to block their opponent's fut

about when there was arctic ice. please welcome drew barrymore. (cheers and applause) hey, drew, lovely to meet you. >> hi, how are you. >> stephen: what a pleasure, gosh, giant fan. >> i am a fan of yours. >> stephen: oh this is going to be great. i have been a fan of you ever since, you know, you were a kismted you're not a kid any more, you are a mature woman, a hollywood power player. can we talk about et for a sec. you cry in that movie. did spielberg make you cry? did because if he harmed a hair on your head -- >> are you going to protect me. >> stephen: i will protect you. he's a jerk. how you could cry-- how did you do that. how did you do that? >> you know, i think i had things to cry about. and they just passed right in there. >> stephen: at that age. >> sure. >> stephen: you're deep. now you probably never see a sequel to that, right, you ever talk bay sequel to et, that say big, big franchise, an opportunity. >> i know, i know. in all seriousness, he from the get-go, he didn't even want to release it on d

we get a lot of ice and rain and it turns to ice quickly, that could still be a major issue. reporter: the temperatures bitterly cold tonight, so ice is expected to be the major problem in the morning. the good news, tomorrow is the weekend and probably not much of a rush hour to speak of. >> good news indeed. we want to let you know several school districts are cancelling or delaying activities. prince george's county schools are delaying extracurricular activities until noon and anne arundel, charles and fairfax county school districts are cancelling all school activities tomorrow. you can check www.myfoxdc.com for a constantly updated list of closings and delays and you can track the storm with the fox 5 weather app. go to apple's app store or the android market on your smartphone for d.c. weather. >>> new tonight the huntous in northern virginia for a veal robber. what makes this one different -- a a serial robber. what makes this one different is a woman and she's packing heat they say. >> there have been four robberies since december and in each case the female subject

ice-- in should really be a movie. now what-- (cheers and applause) now and this was huge, right, like international-- governments got involved. >> the amazing thing is my character who is a greenpeace advocates fights and fights and fights and goes to the government level to get these ice barge breakers from the national guard to break through. and then the oil companies see there is an opportunity for them to like look better and bring their barges in. and then all of a sudden that's not working so that they've got to call, you know, the white house who gets involved because they want to elect bush from the recognize an administration. >> stephen: bush one. >> who had a terrible environmental record, all of them. >> stephen: he's a friend, watch out. >> and then the white house wants to look good from this. so they start, you know, doing whatever they can. and before you know it, you know my character is saying look you've got to bring in the soviets because they are the only ones who can come in and break this ice.

that is the ice. that's not looking good because you can see there's quite a bit of it that moves across our area with that low pressure. starting around midnight it's snow but after 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. it's freezing rain that could go just past late morning tomorrow and maybe up until noon. so maybe an inch of snow to about 0.1 inch of ice and a quarter inch of ice in the areas north and west. so your forecast then as we put it into motion here for the evening, 30 to 34 degrees with that snow and sleet developing. again it's brief. only about three hours of snow and sleet for tomorrow morning freezing rain. slick roads and an icy accumulation of around a quarter inch. 28 to 32 degrees for your afternoon. we will be above freezing. 37 to 39 degrees with rain ending around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. but anything that we have left for saturday night could be some freezing drizzle around the area. wanted to give you one more breakdown there noon to 3:00 your rain. your fourday forecast real quick a few more showers

mixes with the rain and the ice and snow. we're not really sure 0 we're going to get, so the big -- what we're going to get, so the big concern is ice and freezing pavement. reporter: we want to let you know pg county operating on a modified snow operation tonight. they have 128 vehicles that have been deployed throughout prince george's county. they'll be out there 12 hours. again the main concern tonight is pretreating roads and making sure that motorists are safe. back to you guys. >> ken molestina, thank you. >>> several airlines issued weather waivers at dulles and reagan national airport. so far united, jetblue, continental and delta are letting customers change travel plans for this weekend without the usual penalty fees. della is issuing waives at bwi marshall. let us know what the weather conditions look like in your neighborhood. >>> tonight one person this is custody and police are searching for two others after a home invasion in maryland. the attack forced authorities to order nearby charles carroll middle school

this ceiling at this ice rink just caves in. you see the lights are flickering. >> just buckles. >> this had to have been because of the weight of snow or something on the roof of that building, right? >> this is a relatively new building. it just opened in november. but yeah, you're right, beth. they did experience some heavy snow as of late and they believe that's what caused this ceiling to collapse. but here's the most interesting thing about this video. after the collapse, you see a guy walking around with the camera and it looks like he's going through some sort of tunnel. that's like the walls and the ceiling, buckled over. what's holding it up is the glass, the boards. this is the boards from the hockey rink. where this guy is standing right now is sort of like the bench where the players would stand during a hockey game. and these tunnels actually helped a lot of the people get out of the situation. >> was anybody injured in this. >> fortunately nobody was injured. they were able to get all the players off the ice safel

watch out for black ice this morning. patchy ice on some roadways just to the north and west of washington. right now reagan national, a little above freezing at 34 there. a light west/southwesterly wind under a clear sky this monday morning. elsewhere, our temperatures are below freezing. much of the region including most of virginia and maryland and west virginia, right near the bay waters, though, in the mid 30s most locations there. montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's county now, right near 30 degrees. here we were at just six hours ago, 12:30 in the morning. we had that fast-moving sprinkle and snow storm line come through. it's a cold front that came in that's giving us a reinforcing shot of cold air. we have a clear sky now. we'll have plenty of sunshine this morning. we'll be above freezing by 9:the mid 30s or so. then into the low 40s by noontime. may hit mid to upper 40s briefly during the afternoon with bright sun and a blue sky. wispy clouds coming in the afternoon. sunset at 5:27. your evening pla

there is ice on the snow. not fluffy, ice and slushy, due to the mist falling steadily all morning since the snow stopped. if you look on the roadway, you can see that's treated, cars traveling on it and breaking down, some of it, you might call it slush at some point. you can travel it but your stopping may be compromised. a few minutes ago, we saw a frighteningly close call, traffic headed off route 1, another car headed down and speed probably not prudent for these conditions. they missed each other by a hair's breath. both cars stopped and you could tell the drivers were collecting their wits after that close call. prudence is the name of the game if you're traveling tonight. sidewalks are not treated in most areas like this. maybe an inch, 2 inches of snow with that rain causing the ice to form on top of it. the key thing, realize your stopping distances aren't what they usually are on dry pavement because of these conditions. even those these roads have been treated. some side roads are a little less nav

--ties and of -- apache areas of ice. tonight mostly cloudy.e above freezing for the most part by tamara morning. is warm enoughnd the mid-50's. how is the commute? >> adam caskey, it is wonderful right now. talking about things rolling nicely. it is well treated major arteries. virginia with in road services look they aren't pretty good now. for us right no problems to report right now. it is good in maryland along 27070. -- to 70 and 70. if you do your part you'll be okay. degreesis 32 outside spirit >> the race for the white house missteps florida. when the republican candidates debate. look that moment on the campaign trail. >> prepare for more delays. campaign trail. >> prepare for more delays. how are you crazy? i would never go out without my covergirl. i want to look natural, not naked! but look! with covergirl, all you need is 3 little things to make beauty powerful for you. lashblast for voluptuous volume, lashblast for voluptuous volume, outlast -- to keep your lips beautiful and not come off if you kiss... simply ageless foundation