again, on the way to the upper 50's locally and then i think low were 60's further south of town. i want to widen this out. look at minneapolis 11 above, chicago, 31, that is where the cold air is. it is moving our way, marching toward washington. look at the 24-hour or temperature change. between this time now and this time yesterday, st. louis is 23 degrees colder, minneapolis is 25 degrees colder. those temperature changes are definitely moving our way. tonight and tomorrow morning will be the transition time for that. here is the satellite radar composite. this is the existing system that affected us yesterday at nighttime, moving out of town through new england. getting on all of your. goodbye, low pressure system number one, and say hello to the cold front. this is the cold air that was in canada a few days ago. now it is advancing south word and it will hit us while we are sleeping. as the front sweeps into town, any time between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. or 3:00 a.m., we could have light mix of precipitation or a little coaxing of snow especially in the higher elevations an

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the morning lows were above freezing. look at the bottom right of the screen.hat is the record snowfall for the state. -- that is the record snowfall for this date back in 1922. i will talk more about that storm and what is ahead coming up. >> did news today. maryland state police tell us the polar bear planned pulled in $2.5 million for the special olympics. roblin was there for the frigid excitement. >> a beautiful sunrise over the chesapeake bay. as the sun came up, the super plungers kept plunging. 50 men and women and special olympics plunged into the cold waters of the chesapeake bay every hour for 24 hours with all proceeds going to special olympics. it is all about the athletes. >> a lot of people do not realize we're hosting events all year long. athletes around the state are training and competing and getting the opportunity to be the best they can be every day of the year because of this event. >> by mid-morning, sandy point state park was full as people came to take the polar bear plunge. it is not just about plunging. this is a family event. there

morning lows were 23 and 28. moral high this time of year is 41. -- the normal high this time of year is 41. we have some catching up in the next 24-36 hours. tomorrow will be a lot closer to the normal high. annapolis down to 33. 32 cambridge. 26 in elkton. frederick at 27. the mountains out there are really chilly which helps to refrigerate things a little bit there. satellite picture, not much out here at all. a few wisps of cloud in western maryland, virginia, and ohio, but clear skies maintaining overnight. right under the center of this ridge of high pressure. if there is a star out west developing, but it is not that well organized. it we will be able to tap into some of this moisture from the gulf of mexico, and this will increase our chances for precipitation. some of it may not be rain. some of it may include some snow, but it does not look like a big deal. was the clear tonight and cold, 16-22 for the overnight cold. tomorrow, 37-41 and we will spend most of the day in the 30's threatening 40. the mix

but the up and low were and are worlds apart. -- lower end are worlds apart. >> it started as an audacious attempt to sail across the ocean but the power of nature proved too much. just 525 miles, 18 of british it -- a team of british rowers stopped the mission. >> they talked about this for training in the arctic. >> what would be the big prize would be the first across the atlantic in less than 30 days. >> they headed west from morocco to barbados. when the boat capsized, they still had 525 miles to go. they were experienced athletes pursuing a dream. their last posting describe a struggle to grow at night against swells from every direction. they drifted for 14 hours after losing the vessel. >> tell me what struck you when you saw the cargo ship? >> it was an immense feeling of relief to know that we had gone through a traumatic event. it is something to be in the water for 14 hours in a lifeboat and to be rescued. >> another member of the crew says that she can -- a mother of a member of the crew says that she can relax. >> i was quite relieved. i had not slept since he left, actually.

the low were supplied is the train platforms themselves. -- lower concourse is the train platforms themselves. starting at the very lowest level are the train platforms. you will see, trained in california high-speed rail tracks at this level. immediately above that is lower concourse. then you get to the street level, which happens to be cut through the ground hall lobby. the ground hall lobby in the plan dimensions and vertical dimensions are very similar to grand central station. there will be an enormous amount of presence and identity given to the building by the size and scope of public space. the next level above that is the best that level. above that is the park level. the very critical aspect of design has been a structural engineering. stru

lows were right before midnight last night. 28 and 31. and the rainfall after midnight and before daybreak was .100 or so. yesterday's record snow was 7.8 inches set back in 1964. just a reminder that yes, this is the time of year. now we've taken care of the temperature part. so the other part of the winter formula is snow. we will see that in the forecast in a minute or two. 29 ocean city. edgewood 28. frederick 27. it is in the teens. out in far western maryland right now, satellite image shows lots of clouds pushing into the area. so we'll see a mix of sun and clouds during the day today. we have cool temperatures and the storm is still kind can have spinning out there. we will have breezes but not to the extent of yesterday. by evening the weathermap will look like this. there will be a cool front to the north. it will be trying to push south. there will still be areas of snow up to the north of us and out to the west. we'll have stuff around us, but we are not the prime target or any kind of snow. that won't be going away. partly cl

. >> fortunately, the economic bids were low and were able to go further and go further than we thought to other areas, like dallas texas. their projection fact and number of cars was so much more than they had projected. we did our research. we will frankly a huge-will see a huge resurgence of this project and progress. our -- our board is wanting to see this, sooner! >>pam: san francisco with new sheriff is under investigation for domestic violence. there was an incident between his wife and himself. the wife issued a statement saying that these allegations are false and that he has never been abusive. he will be sworn in as sheriff this coming sunday. ♪ >> looking through san francisco, clear skies and temperatures in the 40's and the 50's. at midnight, we could see patchy fog developing in the north bay. otherwise, mostly sunny conditions and it will be sunny for tomorrow but the wind will be getting gusty. the specially for afternoon. the future cast is looking at not too bad. 10 m.p.h.-20 m.p.h. showing on future cast. stronger breezes near fairfield and the higher elevations. and

. >> it might be quite logical not quite low, but the same time, their hands were tied. -- it might be quite low, but at the same time, their hands were tied. >> the court was packed. seats were given up for some of florence's family. when the sentence was handed down, nothing was said by the convicted men. for somewere given noup family.hen lawrence's he was brutally cut down in the street by a racist gang. the pair were juveniles when they murdered stephen. under law, they were sent to is not as the mature men that they are now but the teenagers that they were then. extra time was added because of the racial nature. the resulting sentences are shorter than the 30 years a modern adult murderer could have received. the judge hoped that the conviction of nprris and dobson would not result in the case file being closed. new information has come in. >> the other people involved in the murder of stephen lawrence should not rest easily in their beds. we're still investigating this case. if anyone has any more information or evidence, please tell us and we will do the rest. >> nine people re

in florida, frigid lows were recorded this morning, down from normal temperatures an average of 20 degrees wart hog couple, ray and shea -- >> 180 pounds. >> reporter: that's a big pig. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: were given pine needles to burrow in here at jungle island. so, this is like their own down comforter. >> this is exactly what this acts as, a down comforter. kind of what they do in the wild. they would find a hole and bury in it. >> reporter: these orangutans can do it themselves. pretty incredible they know how to put on a sweatshirt. >> isn't it? they dress themselves better than a lot of children. >> reporter: they do. >> but they mimic what they see, and they see us put them on, so it's just a natural behavior. >> reporter: okay, it's upside down, but who's counting? their natural habitat, the ra rainforest, a balmy 73 degrees on the coolest night. these tortoises? they will also mosey into a heated closure tonight. as will a much smaller species -- butterflies. 9,000 of them to be brought inside. >> if it gets below freezing, you know, they freeze like little ice cubes. >>

san francisco almost 50 and san jose, 33 and that tells us how far low we were as we went into the system or systems. areas of fog lots of signs, santa rosa i know there has been some out towards fairfield and we have visibility at a quarter mile or less. mountain view, san jose cloudy, cloud deck at 50 degrees and clouds are breaking through the ridge before it establishes itself and rain line moves north and high pressure says you know i enjoyed myself over several weeks so i will be back. patchy clouds, filtered sun, a little bit of a westerly breeze, not much of a difference north bay east bay, but if you get to the santa cruz valley, tomorrow that area will be even warmer. more sunshine wednesday thursday and friday, it looks cooler. >>> president barack obama's state of the union speech follows an emotional meeting back home in arizona. >>> a big solar storm since 2005, how satellites may be affected today, we will have more, stay tuned. . >>> stream a giant particles radio signals and cell phone communications and satel lights can also be damaged and even on rare occasions power li

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so, yes, a difference that will be felt after a day when we were in the mid-60s downtown, the low 60she eastern shore, you were in the low to mid-60s. the bottom line is this. clear and breezy. there's some very light showers in the mountains. we're dry overnight into the day tomorrow. there is a system out to the west that i don't think will have a big impact other than to say a cold frontal boundary will come in tomorrow night and not be a dramatic cooldown but that next shot of air that comes in, cooler air by tomorrow night mr. make things breezy. the windiest weather abates. it's calm to start and the winds pick back up. you can see it on our future trend. here's that next cool front, comes through dry. we don't think it generates showers and then we're sunny but cooler on sunday to start it off. sunday we may struggle to get out of the mid-40s. overnight 32, mostly clear. your forecast tomorrow two-degree guarantee. we'll go 52. mostly sunny getting windier. we think the next boundary comes through dry, no precipitation. the seven-day forecast as we look ahead, yeah, a little co

better than one job and employers were not hiring people because they were scared of him because they were low as we were saying look there are lots of kids who actually are not trying to move too often employers will use the law as a weapon in their hands to hit employers they're just warned an opportunity to get a job preassure either r t new delhi india i don't know less than ten minutes time here on r t we want to russia's richest men and a presidential candidate that it may help profit off they'll be coming up after dmitri with the business. story well as we've been reporting on see the world's biggest economic forum is taking place in the swiss resort of doubles this year the get together is being held under the banner of reshaping capitalism for years of financial turmoil and political protest the global elites will grapple with a thorny issue of how to create a fairer world when you see the compensation gaps that exist the unemployment levels that exist whole generations of employees potential employees that don't have jobs today the youth in different parts of the world yeah there are

second, the intergenerational organizing within the office meant the activities were low profile because they were coordinated with students. the examples of taylor's involvement in civil rights and the student protests illustrate that the dean of women and her staff played a role in facilitating racial access and new left ideals within the new organizational structure of the intuition. taylor's actions arose from her desire to reduce the likelihood of violence on campus and the network taylor developed through women's residences and women's organizations enabled her office to tap into the communities of black students and the new left working with both men and women from their vantage point within the ku structure. i'd like to return to the initial question i asked, what do the activities in the dean of women's office at ku tell us about history and memory of the 60s and the women's movement in particular? the story of dean emily taylor illustrates stan sell's point is correct, when historians lock on to the chaos of a narrowly defined 60s, the more complicated nuances go unnoticed. in

were only 10 degrees above normal. it was a very nice day. 51 was the high at the airport. though lows this morning were above freezing. 6.7 inches is the record snow for this date set back in 1996. that was part of a six-day onslaught of snow that gave us over 30 inches of snow. we have unsettled weather ahead. details are coming up. >> there is definitely ravens fever in baltimore. everyone is looking forward to the playoff game against the houston tx. >> it is a perfect match up for the ravens. they have never lost to the texans. joe flacco has time to swing it. the game is here. he is excited knowing he will dance at least one more time for the ravens faithful. >> the way they have embraced me and the team. when you walk in there, you feel love. that is why it feels so hard to win on the road. home teams have an aura, a certain type of thing about them. we have the special thing in baltimore. ♪ >> they kick off in seven days. this marks the first home game of the new era. coming up, we will hear from the texans had coached -- head coach. >> this is a real boost for the economy and

were yesterday. a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast, we will stay dry. mild temperatures expected in the low 60s. a storm passing to the north monday and tuesday will bring us more cloud cover, but no rain. >> people were at the boardwalk in pacific to watch the waves come in. the tide was low but the waves were already bigger than usual. when is shrubbery not shrubbery? when it is and illegally disposed of christmas tree. if you look closely, there are a total of three illegally dumped christmas trees. i stood them up as proof. if you want to get rid of your christmas tree, it is not as simple as tossing on your neighbor's lawn or leaving it in the streets. >>stanley: to get rid of your christmas tree, call your local public works. pacifico any illegally dumped christmas trees, get your cameras out and send me a picture. i need a laugh. >>pam: if you have a comment or story idea for staley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m or doug,. coming next, jan wahl shares her top 10 movies of 2011. >>gary: reggie mackenzie, a green bay packer, director of football operations, it is just co

the lows this morning were 23 degrees and 20 degrees. our temperatures -- and 28 degrees. air temperatures are there now. by midnight, we may get a little bit below than this morning. edgewood as 23 degrees. westminster and frederick and gaithersburg are all in the teens for now. west of us, it is still in the teens in far western maryland. the cold air is really selling in. tonight may be the chilliest of the bunch. here's what the jets from looks like this evening. we're on the council. -- here's with the jet stream looks like this evening. were on the down slope -- we are on the down slope. this way it keeps changing. the load trough comes over as and rises north. then it comes back south again. that is why we have not settled into wintertime yet. but this subject stream will allow some of the mild air to come in and bring the unsettled weather our way. the high pressure is settled over us. it is right on top of us. the barometric pressure is really high. the next storm developing out from west is starting out as a cold front. there may be a rain chance as well. 60 degr

in florida, frigid lows were recorded. down from normal temperatures an average of 20 degrees. >> yep it is. >> reporter: were given pine needles to burrow in to escape the cold here at jungle island. this is their down comforter? >> that's exactly it. what it acts as, a down comforter. kind of what they would do in the wild. find a hole and bury in it. >> reporter: orangutans can do it themselves. pretty incredible that they know how to put on a sweatshirt. >> isn't it? they dress themselves better than a lot of children. >> reporter: they do. >> they model what they see. they see us put them on. so it is a natural behavior. >> reporter: okay, it's upside down. who's counting. the natural habitat, rain forest, balmy 73 degrees on the coolest night. these tortoises will mosey into a heated enclosure as will the much smaller species. butterflies. side0 of them to be brought >> if it gets below freezing t ube asl as macaws. cold-blooded reptiles. even the world's toughest animal, the honey badger, seeking shelter. manatees also huddling against the cold. which caused minor damage

morning lows this morning were 25. right now is 33 degrees and annapolis.he boardwalk is down to 24 degrees. 26 part in. frederick is 28. oakland has been in the teens all that long. here is a satellite radar image. you can see the front to the north. a little clipper and moisture associated with it to the south. it is coming in on us. below is expected to move just to the south and the front will watch out. the cold air will sink to the south. no major storms for a day or so until something develops to the southwest of bus and comes at as early next week. somebody could pick up a couple of snow flakes or something but nothing major. northwest winds 26 the overnight low. tomorrow will be in the mid 30's at best for highs. northwest winds at 27 -- 7 miles per hour. it could gust up to 20 knots or so with a two or 3 foot shot. here is a little front to the north and it the clipper to the south. that front is coming through and you can see a hint of clouds. the clipper is moving out as well. tomorrow looks like a dry day. monday will start picking up some clou

we're just in the 20s now after morning lows that were in the low teens and single digits, and now into the mid and upper 20s. it will climb another five degrees or so by the afternoon. and, a few flurries are possible this afternoon and evening and then the sun back tomorrow after we bottom out in the mid-20s, and then we will climb to the mid-40s during the afternoon tomorrow, and then on friday, upper 20s in the morning and upper 50s for the high. sunday, monday, tuesday, highs in the 40s and clouds. maybe a few sprinkles sunday night and monday. that's the way it looks right now, barbara. >> thank you, tom. >>> we will take a look at how things are looking on the roads out there. here is danella sealock. >> if you are traveling 50 westbound from 301 to the beltway, you are at 62 miles per hour. i-95 in virginia from prince william parkway to the beltway, you are at 61 miles per hour. and if you are traveling 66 eastbound, you are at 59 miles per hour. the beltway in maryland, i am not seeing any problems here, and same thing in virginia, you are in the clear, inner loop and outer lo

their fiscal management and low debt burden were a standard in issuing the rating. standard and poor's also reaffirmed that rating today by assigning these ratings, is a safe place to invest and do business. nearly a quarter of the million of -- nearly 250,000 jobs will be added to the state economy. that is proved the theory that environment regulations for the county. the bay cleanup encourages jobs. >> it has been estimated that just for the chesapeake bay pollution reduction plan, over 230,000 jobs will be created simply in the storm water and sewage treatment plant upgrade area. >> the report outlines new economic findings and takes a closer look at the different job possibilities created because of chesapeake bay pollution limits. coming up, a new warning for those who drive past stop school buses. and tonight's education alert -- the extra set of eyes watching and the new penalty could be facing. plus, did you get it yet? playoff fever. it is alive and well for of the state. the ravens first home playoff game in five years. >> how a family was reunited with t

. >>> the low lending rates were set to expire middle of 2013, next year. but that's been pushed back by more than one year. the u.s. central bank says it will keep key interest rates at very low levels until at least late 2014. in a statement released after the open market committee meeting on wednesday, the federal reserve said it will extend its ultra easy monetary policy by more than one year. the fed says corporate capital investments are slowing and that the u.s. housing market remains sluggish. >>> fed chairman ben bernanke says credit woes in europe have strained financial markets around the world and could pose a risk of severe economic deterioration. >> we continue to see headwinds emanating from europe coming from the slowing global economy and some other factors, as well. i don't think we're ready to declare that we've entered a new, stronger phase at this point. >> bernanke also said the fed is prepared to take further steps if it sees that the recovery is faltering or if inflation is not moving toward the fed's newly adopted target of 2%. >>> t

the levels discovered were low. high levels of carbendazim have been linked to reproductive and hormonal problems in animals. >> it opens up a whole line of questioning about what we do not know. >> the fda is not saying which brands tested positive, but if you want to be precautionary, look at the fine print on the box of orange juice that you have and see if it says "made in brazil." >> thanks for that heads out. advocates for highway and auto safety are releasing the report card on all 50 states, and it turns out virginia is one of the worst performing states in the country. this year's report focuses on seat belts and distracted driving measures. d.c. and maryland are getting top marks but virginia and others were given the lowest grade possible. maybe it has to do with it being legal to drive-in talk on your phone. you definitely do not want to be distracted out there if we are dealing with rainshowers. >> weather or not. >> that is true. >> let's take a look at the weather. let's start with the temperatures. i

. >>> he always admitted expectations in south carolina were low. a reese sent poll showed him with 4% support. huntsman's endorsement hey not help romney where he needs it most. >> rick santorum is going after that vote. a group of social conservative leaders decided to back him. newt gingrich was their second choice, head of rick perry. >> who will be faithful to your values? the candidates will have another chance to face off in the latest debate. >>> now this year voters in south carolina and six other states will be legally required to show government issued photo identification before any can vote. sponsors say this will help prevent voter fraud. critics say the laws face an unfair burden on the young, low income and minority voters. >> it wasn't directed, it was directed at the process. we didn't intend for that to be discriminatory. >>> the election process appears to be extremely clean over the entire state. >>> at least 956 individuals voted after they were dead or more real liftically, people voted using their name and/or credentials. >>>

you can see it keeps things cloudy, and even at 2:00 some low clouds were hanging around a little bit. it will still be mostly sunny and that fog will get chewed up. we max out and it's coast bay and inland. we have some fog but it will burn off sooner and that system will stay to the north and we may pick up an offshore breeze and today we have to deal with it but very mild lows. mid-50s here, a delta breeze, and the on shore wind a westerly breeze, it is saturated and a lot of humidity in the air so if you are doing anything outside you might notice it. we saw it yesterday, i mean we were 65 degrees and it just may take longer today. here is the warmest on the panel. not much of a change, more sunshine as we head to the weekend and cooler on the lows. >>> it is money taxpayers may never see again. the government watchdog, here is more on companies. >> there is no admitting about the accident. >>> good morning if you are driving in contra costa county, so far so good but there is one freeway getting more action than the others. . >>> mirkarimi has a new layer to defend him against do

the super low lending rates were set to expire in the middle of 2013. that's been extended by more than one year. the u.s. central bank says it will keep key interest rates at very low levels until at least late 2014. in a statement released after an open market committee meeting on wednesday, the federal reserve said it will extend its ultra easy monetary policy by more than a year. the fed says corporate capital investments are slowing and the u.s. housing market remains sluggish. fed chairman ben bernanke says credit woes in europe has strained financial markets around the world and could pose a risk of severe economic deterioration. >> we continue to see head winds emanating from europe, coming from the slowing global economy, and some other factors as well. i don't think we're ready to declare that we've entered a new, stronger phase at this point. >> bernanke also said the fed is prepared to take further steps if it sees the recovery is faltering or inflation is not moving towards its target. the fed newly adopted a 2% inflation target for consumer

there were low in the '20s ...covering into the 30's right now it is currently 35 degrees at 0 hera 33 degrees at midway ..o'hare airport and 32 degrees at midway ... we may just see those northern lights tonight thanks to a solar shower ... highly charged protons that eruption occurred late sunday so when this hits the atmosphere you see some dramatic displays of the northern lights are astronomers said that this is possible in spite of some scattered cloud cover this evening ... when you think about what we could be dealing with in january we have a very modest weather map with unseasonable warm temperatures along the gulf coast and no sign of arctic air here in the lower 48 ... it's below zero in northern canada of course ... that will come into the midwestern area this weekend but it will pull out early next week giving us above normal temperatures once again ... we are one degree below where we were yesterday at this hour ... we have low humidity at 61% currently ... we expect sunshine this afternoon clouds wi

. >>> the clouds are out there not as low as they were yesterday. morning everybody 4:50, almost 4:51 emeryville across the bay bridge to downtown san francisco you can see the includes mid and uper level clouds low clouds cause the delay. we'll keep an eye on it. about an hour from now is when they let us know they are going to have flight arrival delays. let's talk about our temperatures dress for 50 around oakland and 51 in san francisco, everybody else in the 40s with upper 40s around santa rosa, novato, everybody else in the low to mid 40s inland. mid 40s around the bay shore out to the coast. upper 40s in half moon bay. mid to upper 40s around the monterey bay inland to salinas, cool spot not cool this morning gilroy 41°. i think we'll see more sunshine and warmer conditions today mostly cloudy tonight hike this morning because of the cloud cover there -- like this morning because of the cloud cover there won't be as much fog. compared to yesterday, everybody getting warmer san francisco, 61, concord, oakland, san jose 65. redwood city five, sa

is the western facing camera. 41 on the ford board today. 25 was the morning low. 43 and 28 were the we have some snow been detected, is well north, and to pennsylvania. farther south, and warmer air. most of what we will see is just drained. exception is far maryland as the precipitation gets underway. that, that area is winter weather advisory. there, it will turn to rain. temperatures are rising. we will be in the 50's tomorrow. 40 dulles. 47 in gaithersburg. here comes the precipitation. is advancing from the west. as it does, we will see rain overnight. or futurecast shows areas of continuing. most of the rain will stand to north. is going to be mild. of -- it alls changes again. cloudy skies, isolated showers tonight. a 39 in the morning. 48 at midday. jumping all the way up to 57 tomorrow morning. -- tomorrow afternoon. a few flurries on thursday. friday, partly cloudy. over the weekend, we have a disturbance we are watching. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> you have your eye on the caps. was just going swimmingly,

. >> reporter: tides were low after midmorning when the first storm hit. standing water and freeway flooding were light and in the usual low spots. still driving in the first storm of the season takes getting used to. >> deep breathing. >> reporter: coming up at six we find what's changed at the site of one of this area's worst flash floods. >> everything washed away. >> reporter: so far this evening we have seen little flooding. rainfall rates have jumped up in the last few minutes but even that -- that rate it'll take probably a couple more hours, at least four or five hours i would say for steep areas to get soaked so you can expect the creeks to start rising and more water on roadways, later this evening. now live up in the golden gate air, john fowler. >> the rain here in the bay area means snow in the sierra. let's give you a live look at interstate 80 and look at that, packed in both directions, eastbound and westbound, very slow, so is that access road. traffic very heavy in both directions, this is probably just the beginning as many people are exp

not that hard but the worst was my and italy placed their bones and screenplays their bones and were low rates for italy for example. it was a big surprise and we were opposed to surprise from markets so we had quite a positive second half of the day and also some numbers from us on the retail retail sales. jobless claims also affected the market. versus move is pretty much positive from. the data we had today from. sales will support this move. as the business news stay with us for the headlines next. wealthy british style. that's not on the time. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be shot by accident casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has happened. in a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave room. and it's clear what happens with such witne

the lows this morning were downright just really cold. and yes, dangerous in some instances. 25 in downtown but in gaithersburg, it bottomed out at 18. winchester 16. you factor in the wind chill in which places it did get down to single digit wind chill temperatures where it felt very, very cold. right now it feels like 27 in downtown at this noon hour. 20 in hagerstown, down to the south. not as bad. 30 in fredericksburg and temperatures having a hard time warming up. we'll see the sunshine will continue. but then late afternoon we'll see clouds moving in. temperatures expecting to top out in the lower 40s by 3:00. but we'll see winds out of the south 10 to 15 miles per hour. cloudy conditions through this evening. we'll talk about the rain coming in and the wintry mix we could see coming up a little later. mike, back to you. >>> the man suspected in a string of home invasion robberies and assaults is now back in maryland. police caught up with 33-year-old kevin ray in kitty hawk, he is suspected in two home invasions and his most recen

he won't release the other taxes, god knows how low they were. why is that guy paying 13.9%. when you look at his payroll travel the average american pays 7.65. romney pay the .1% of his income. almost no payroll tax whatsoever, because he's not a wage earner. he's getting money from unearned income capitol gains dividends carried interest, so it's investment money. can we just for the love of god charge him a decent tax rate? but they say no. they've got their talking points about how great low taxes are. we're going to busy prove that. one of the ways we're going to do that is do our first ever human microphone. >> mic check! >> mic check! >> mic check! >> hey not bad. the point of this segment is every once in a while they'll have these talking points. we want to make sure people are not misled into believing this right wing nonsense. i want you to spread this as far as you can be our human microphone in getting this message out. they say oh, my god american people want lower taxes on everybody. that's simply not true. listen to what frank newport said the top polling judg

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that hard but the worst was my and italy placed their bones and screenplays their bones and they were low rates for italy for example is fifty percent below the yield of the loan was big surprise and were a positive surprise for markets so we had quite a positive second half of the day and also some numbers from us on the retail retail sales on the on the. jobless claims also affected the market. versus move is pretty much positive and i believe that the data today from. europe sales will support this move. but the business to stay with us for the news headlines the externality. not with not about spilling blood. just the war of the barricades from one side and fears blockade from the other. invisible border has cut people from the land for twelve years. the conflict that divided serbia into two hostile parts is still not over. the. line. would be so much brighter if you move about song from finest impressions. whose phone starts on t.v. dot com. some of our top stories now for you here and storm brews over iran as the west accuses it a provocation and that suspicion is developing nuclear

morning low temperatures were quite cold across the region. 17 below zero in new york this morning. single-digit although it down into western maryland. cool down in charlotte, north carolina. 22 all the way down to atlanta, georgia. here in maryland temperatures were a little bit milder. still the temperatures up a little bit right on the shore of the bay. the warming effect of the bay water can be seen in cambridge. then you get in the colder areas of the north and west of baltimore come in single digits were pretty common in the colder areas. -- and single digits were pretty common in the northern areas. the coldest morning we had around here since last winter. 13 at b.w.i. marshall appeared in the temperature did not get above freezing this afternoon. the first time we have been below 20 since the 23rd of february. if you really want to talk about cold, it has not been below 0 cents 1996. it is cold out there now. in the snow showers will quickly give you a dusting of snow- -- any showers will quickly give you a dusting of snow. around here the skies will clear. snow showers may

demolished units were occupied by residents at the time they were acquired, and these residents were low or very low income households. i am very happy that they have entered into a generous move out package, and it includes roughly 10 years of rent subsidy, relocation assistance, and up to six months of time to locate a new unit. this has been memorialized in an agreement between them, and most households have already relocated, and these agreements will not be part of the development agreement, because they are designed to be privately enforced by the parties. cpmc will make a payment to the mayor's office on housing that will assist ed least 325 low and moderate-income san francisco households. the spending that is designed to address two impacts. this is a specific slide here. the housing panel will lead to the construction of at least 190 permanently affordable rental units. this was offset the vast majority of inclusionary units that would of been required under the van ness special use district, as i mentioned earlier, and these units will target low and very low-income households

. >> reporter: he always admitted expectations in south carolina were low. a recent poll showed him with only 4% support, putting him behind even comedian stephen colbert. >> i'm doing it! >> reporter: huntsman endorsement may not help romney where he needs it most, among social and evangelical conservatives. >> the people of south carolina vote their conscience. >> rick santorum is going after that vote. he got a boost over the weekend when a group of social cops tiff leaders decided to back him as an alternative. newt gingrich was their second choice ahead of rick perry. >> i ask you to think about the kind of leader to preside over our nation. who will be faithful to your values? >> reporter: the candidates will have another chance to make their case tonight when they face off in the latest debate. and rick perry says he'll decide whether or not to stay in the race next saturday after the results of south carolina's primaries are in. terrell? >> tara mergener in washington this morning. thank you. >>> rick perry disagrees with the way the obama administra

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