lauren hall, michael nolt, edwards and susan wong. >> hello. i'm with supportive housing. we provide property management services mostly to tenants and in your district i believe. i'm here to testify in support of with a will green's. i'm really excite to have this now flagship close to our district. i have worked with tenderloin for six years and one of the big challenges that i see for our tents tenants is a lack of fresh foods in our neighborhood and providing that at an affordable price, i think it's going to be great. many of them shop at walgreen's for day-to-day needs and if you don't have a full kitchen. in terms of dialogue, honestly in my opinion, i don't see adding, i appreciate the effort of taking away one of the licenses. i think they have a chose whether they are going to be a negative, i have seen many proprietyers selling -- i don't see those that have that commitment to the community would create that dialogue. i don't share a belief that it's going to be a negative impact to have alcohol in that store. for myself who spends the majority of my day, i'm ex

lauren cook has all the details on ask downtown roads will be shut down. >> reporter: the parade kicks whoever at 10:45 tomorrow morning at baltimore city hall, then to pratt and howard street ending at m&t bank stadium. there will be a celebration. parking is free in stadium lots f, g, h and j. no tailgating is permitted. to avid congestion on the road, you can use transit. >> head to abc2news.com/traffic and you can follow lauren on twitter at lauren cook, abc2. >>> all new at 5:30 a tour bus returning from a california resort never made it home. the bus hit a pickup truck on a remote highway about 80-miles from l.a. we have more on the cause of the deadly crash. >> reporter: investigators are still combing through the horrific scene of a deadly tour bus crash in the mountains east of los angeles. >> it's probably one of the worst collisions that i've actually witnessed in my career. >> reporter: the roof of the bus is peeled back, windows blown out has bodies continue to be removed from the scene. >> backpacks, gloves and personal effects. >> reporter: sunday night's crash killed eight people and injured dozens more. the mexican tourists were heading ba

hall and this is what to expect as you plan the day. that high temperature around 45 degrees with rain in the forecast. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 21 days until spring. countth count down is on. traveling in howard county interstate 70. nice and clear no delays from columbia pike all the way over to 695. and here's a live look at the beltway the northwest corner here in old court road. the inner loop will be clear up to the 83. and the outer loop is going to take 7 minutes to travel from 795 down to 70. we are dealing with a little bit of fog out there this morning. so you might need to use the low beams to improve visibility but if you are heading downtown the jfx will be free of delays just 11 minutes to travel southbound from the beltway all the way down to east fayette street. we have construction downtown on light street blocking the left lane between pratt and conway so expect more congestion in the area than usual. everything up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel and 8 minutes to travel northbound from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's your abc2 timesaver

lauren greene. now, back to "geraldo at large." >> geraldo: welcome back, everybody. kelly ripa is really going to be upset. her cohost michael strahan the former defensive end did not make the profootball hallme. he was eliminated today on the final ballot. too bad, michael. he was a great one. and they make an adorable couple together. former giants jets patriots head coach bill parcells did make the hall of fame. meanwhile, robert griffin iii voted the nfl rookie of the year. and the man who set the moment when it comes to the great, washington quarterback, the winner of super bowl xvii joe theismann from new orleans and the mighty linebacker for the philadelphia eagles. dawdh. in i, do you you miss is volcano a a sense of longing when you look at the ravens and 49ers about to talk field. >> when you are hear you reminisce about the game and remember the plays. joe and i were just talking about one of the plays and actually playing in the super bowl and how fantastic an experience that was and actually being down in the camaraderie and fanfare and being a part of the entire experience. >> geraldo: before i talk about all of those various distractions, joe, how proud of you -- how proud ar

hall. you were at m and t bank stadium and lauren and lynette, they were along the parade routes there as well in mckeldon square, and early estimates were around 50,000 or so, those were the expected numbers. but in the end it was a reported 200,000 people showing up to welcome home this baltimore ravens team. and talking to some of the guys on the team, talking to ed reid, also talking to some of the p.r. people with the raven's franchise, megan, they say there was a real difference between this fan base of this year's ravens super bowl team and the team back in super bowl 35, the 2000-2001 team. they said that team back in 35 was more of a surprise, but this fan base this year was more determined. there was more of a feeling, this team deserved to be there, also believed they were underrated after being 9-2 and then losing four of their next five, so they became the underdogs. they were the underdogs against denver, they were the underdogs against new england and the underdogs in super bowl xlvii. it came down to the ravens standing atop the national football league's heap of world champion