the main thing is the conditions on the roadway. and three 95 have hov lanes open and those will be the lanes that have not been treated as much. if you have to commit to main leanes, make sure you stick to the right if you absolutely have to head out. usually, it gets cleared up a little bit faster. i know that frederick got hit hard yesterday. we will have cameras in just a little bit. for now, i will send it back to chris. >> we have crews across the weekend -- region. >> how does it look at this hour? we are in alexandria and coming down the main drag, things are quite good. you see the snow covering and the snow is packed on these sidestreets. a plow came through and they are working around the clock to get the streets cleared as soon as possible. the sidestreets and neighborhood streets still have problems this morning. a majority of the main roads that we have seen this morning seem to be doing good. withseem to be doing good all the treatments and the plowing that the crews have been able to do so far. the federal government

maine became the first state in the nation to legalize mail- order drug imports. in september, a month before imports could resume, the pharmaceutical industry and its allies filed a federal lawsuit to strike down the law. >> there's several things wrong with the maine law. not least of which is the fact that it violates the federal food and drug administration's laws prohibiting the importation of prescription medications outside of the f.d.a.'s regulatory construct. >> reporter: john murphy is a staff lawyer at pharma, the drug makers' trade group and one of the plaintiffs in the suit. he says federal law gives the food and drug administration the authority to regulate drug imports, and that authority's illegally undercut by the maine law. >> effectively, it permits patients to go onto the internet, which is completely unregulated, and bring prescription drugs into the united states outside of even the f.d.a.'s large federal preview. it's very concerning. >> reporter: like maine pharmacist amelia arnold, who's one of the lead plaintiffs in the suit, murphy says

>> well, that is the bugle from the u.s -- uss main. >> what made you choose the bugle to the uss maine to include in the book? >> well, many people do not now know about the spanish american war of 1898, but it was important in terms of american foreign policy. at that time, america was exercising its muscle, and it was getting used to being a world power or aspiring to be a world power. it was looking for an empire, looking for colonies, looking for competing against the european powers to show we, too, americans, were a force in the world. the -- there was a revolution going on in cuba, the cubans were fighting the spanish for independence, and there were people pro and con, and americans liked the fact there was a revolution going on because they didn't -- they wanted spain out of america, and we thought we had a lot of investment in cuba, wanted to trade with cuba, and we sort of would be good if cuba was more open to u.s. influence and exchange. there was pro-spanish riots in havana, in january, and so teddy roosevelt and others sent the uss maine to havana harbor in february, and

and a number of the escalators are part of the joint main nens program are maintained and have to do with the escalators to the street and all of the escalators that go from the level down to the muni pret toe they are responsible for maintaining, you will see the escalators were completed as part of phase one. and phase two, includes escalators at montgomery station, and powell, and san ef station and church read station and castro station, the escalators at embarcadero are not part of phase two and will be completed as a subsequent phase because they are the newest working with the oldest and most used escalators first. >> just really quickly, one of the questions had to do with the sustainability of the escalator and how we are upgrading them. this has to do with kind of weather proofing them to the greatest extent possible. so the new escalators include solid, stainless steel panels and oil free chains and water proof, and so they have been weatherized to deal with the weather and noting that with the escalators that we are responsible for maintaining but they need to be weather

main break is causing problems in alexandria. a 12 inch main broke at north jordan and duke street. the section of north jordan is shut down right now. people in the immediate area are without water and others nearby are experiencing low water pressure. virginia's former governor will be officially charged in his corruption case. wifeb mcdonnell and his are the subject of this 43 page indictment. jeff goldberg is in richmond. >> at 10:00 this morning, the former governor and his wife will be arraigned on 14 felony counts related to the business dealings with former star scientific ceo. richmond, he in declared his innocence, saying he has been wrongfully accused. he did not mention his wife's name. fraud,rges include wire making false statements, and obstruction. the indictment claims they excepted designer clothing, -- and a, and rolex rolex for endorsing star scientific. i never promised and mr. williams and his company never received any government benefits of any kind from me or minus ration. -- or my administration. >> the washington post said that federal prosecutors offered a

in southeast -- rectify the problem. >>> a water main break in southeast ruptured this morning.t this hour d.c. water crews are still making repairs. >>> much of the country is bracing for a one-two punch of snow and bitter cold. forecasters say half the country may have some of the lowest temperatures on record. snow, ice and wind are creating dangerous driving conditions from the dakotas to delaware. hundreds of flights have been canceled at chicago airport. here's more on the deep freeze. >> reporter: the high temperature in bismarck, north dakota, was minus 8 sunday. >> i'm used to the cold, but this is the coldest i've ever felt it. >> reporter: across the midwest millions of people will feel the same bone chilling temperatures for the next three days. >> minneapolis/st. paul will be lucky to get to 15 below for a high, chicago lucky to get to 9 below. >> reporter: emergency management officials warn people can get frostbite or hypothermia in just a few minutes of this brutal weather. >> the cold temperatures we are expecting this coming week are more than an inconvenience.

although the main the main players at the conference of course we're on the americans that president clinton on the internet site promised to use it for the island to the upstart up on the other side but castro part was mostly interested in making progress. they too long. when sharon became prime minister he had been very close relationship with president bush george w bush that tourists can take note of that. but late on day two we reached a very close. i would say i don't live very close relationship and that person bush quickly that would be when you state that sharon is a man of peace. he was a man of peace but like many military people including children who grew up in this country and to experiencing all these wars and fights and attacks and so on so forth he underscored that in the middle east. you cannot reach peace and that he'll add the meat. of course the pills drink. qantas said it sure is going partner otherwise they would never make peace with you. noble's the former israeli ambassador washington. speaking to us that live in a row. the nano will music he gets on the chi

we have a water main break near 295. our traffic tracker is on 295 southbound moving at a good clip coming down from route 50. we have some water main repairs being made in the southeast section of the city. just north of that massachusetts avenue is closed between 34th and end street. that is in the southeast section of the city. it shouldn't cause too many delays. route five, quite nicely. the ridge in your outs -- the virginia routes move along quite nicely as well. 95 all the way across. you're good to go. 66 moves in from center but without delay towards the beltway. the dulles toll road is also having very light traffic. 270 in maryland, live shot there shows us things are moving without delay. for now, back over to you. >> a d.c. woman got a package that she never expected. >> we will tell you what showed up at her house that had her going straight to the police. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were pro

it promises to invest half of the main scene in the preparation for the launch of the production use and will be taken in a span of the plane replacing its former management silicone cup extend company by a court decision the company owes more than five hundred million dollars development bank of cars extent than other banks investment fund came as the successor of the development bank will need to do so almost the entire person of the plant which is more than four hundred people were fired. the plan is currently maintained by thirty five people the members of the investment fund of context and it owes its employees during an imminent change in wages and pension contributions of those who lost their jobs when production stopped. got new jobs with the help of the local authorities the latter now hope to return the employees to their former positions. most justly called home. we now feel more confident in the future as we get we just bring you a big shift for him and i keep in touch with my former employees and many of them are willing to come back to school study which is audible loca

broken water mains in our area. nearly 40 in prince georges and montgomery counties. take a look at this map, wsse crews have responded to several dozen water mains. crews repaired some, and tonight they're still working on others. officials warn more water mains are expected to break over the next two days. >> well, the extreme low temperatures are causing these breaks, and that's why it's impacting these mains and causing them to split like they are. >> reporter: and right now we're in the d.c. water mobile command center. it is so cold outside that the workers come inside here to warm up. they look on this screen, and they can actually see what is going on. so they can get the job done as soon as possible. this evening montgomery county firefighters rescued nearly 30 elderly people after water leaked into their rockville nursing home. seeped into the building's electrical circuit, and cut the power. >> i think they're doing a fabulous job. >> reporter: and in gaithersburg, a pipe burst. firefighters put up tape,

the reason for the length of time to repair it is the size of the water main we're told. it is 12 inches in diameter. just when it seemed like it couldn't get any colder, it also got very wet. in the fox chase neighborhood of alexandria. thousands of gallons of water gushed from a water main break on jordan street near the intersection with duke street. >> it's amazing. the whole sidewalk has gone down. the street has come up. and it's just -- it's flooding. it's crazy. it's wild. it's the same thing that happened a couple of years ago. the street came up about three or four inches and the sidewalk went down. and i think it's the tree. i think the tree is what is kind of tearing everything up right there. >> reporter: the water main break affected traffic on busy duke street. rather than close it down entirely, alexandria police shut down just one lane. motorists were forced to drive through the icy water. with caution. and we're told that homes and businesses in this area are likely to have their water affected. in some case, not have any water until possibly 10:00 tomor

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he heard taps and just after that the maine exploded. most of the man on the maine were killed. over 250 of them were killed at night and not explosion. the maine went down in savannah harbor and we went to war in april of 1898 with spain and then we won puerto rico, the philippines had control over cuba and so on. we salvage some of the items from the maine the next year and then in 1910 started to bring up the maine and in 1912 after taking off all the items the sailors that were still -- towed it out get in a very solemn ceremony. a number of the items came to the smithsonian. one of them where the steering wheel of the maine and george washington's uniform was regarded at the time in the early 1900s as this great symbol of the american nation and of course your member at the time, remember the maine was the same so it really precipitated the war. the bugle as you can see is a lovely artifact because this was at the bottom of havana harbor harbor -- so it looks like something you may dredge up and in your imagination it almost looks like a type of -- or something but really t

a water main break causing a huge mess in montgomery county. megan mcgrath with the latest. >> reporter: and it is a huge, icy mess. now, just within the last few minutes, that storm drain has begun to do its job. you see that the water is now going down the roadway here. this is rockville pike, and going down the storm drain. that's a bit of an improvement here. we're not seeing the daepth of

rebels on the ground soon from the main course of this hour those are clear that we want to negotiate with the syrian government the strongest element within your position doing the very thing on the ground sort of contradictions of our huge community recently and some notable great getting perspective on this thanks very much indeed for joining us live here and right now live from the u.k. . support for the e.u. and some of the worst a stairway to hit european countries has plunged drastically in the past five years the data comes from a new regional poll the study suggests the tumbling approval rating is linked directly to the budget cuts and economic woes take spain for instance where public support is at a record low oran and which is just successfully exit its bailout program despite that the aftertaste of the easiest era to dictate is still driving the numbers down the euro skeptic u.k. used to top the critics list with only around a third actually back in brussels now it's even lower than that dropping below thirty percent while the rating declined however is not change the bel

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we had speeches from literally just behind me here in independence square from the main stage here from opposition leaders in which they said that they they weren't willing to accept the . the offers that have been made to them by ukrainian president viktor yana coverts now to run through what some of those offers were in the constitution would change in that ukraine would go back to a parliamentary presidential republic what that actually means is that the parliament here the the end pains would have far more power it would actually remove some of the power away from the president stands at the moment and would basically revert ukraine back to the constitution it had in two thousand and four and some of those offers were was the offer of the position of prime minister for one of the senior opposition leaders say in the sand. now he's the leader of the the group here called fatherland he's off being offered the position of prime minister he has said that he hasn't decided yet and there will be discussions over whether he will accept that all not it's also understood that vitaly klitschk

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tomorrow water main breaks will be back on the radar. pipes are expected to be major problems tomorrow since water takes longer to freeze than air temperatures do. water main breaks typically stagger behind the cold temperatures we're seeing tonight. so tomorrow we're expecting to see more of those problems. live in northwest i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >> thank you. a very tough tuesday. while it's really rough around here, it's worse in other parts of our country dealing with negative digit temperatures. >> here's a look at the weather across the u.s. in 90 seconds. in illinois snow drifts and sheets of ice stopped three amtrak trains on their way to chicago. stranded passengers took buses. this car was caught on camera doing a 360 on an icy chicago street. airlines canceled 1,800 flights. at some airports the fuel was freezing. >> tough winter. started december 4th and it doesn't quit since. it came at the wrong time at christmas rush. today feels warm compared to yesterday. you know it's really cold when the snow squeaks like styrofoa

only deals with these problems but the main situation here is that the timing of this you can't ignore the two thousand and sixteen run up to the elections in two thousand and sixteen this is going to be dragged out in such a fashion six months twelve months it will become a major major sort pivotal issue in the united states so the israeli lobby is already putting heavy pressure. on congress. in america. back a new round of sanctions and to not see this deal go through so incredible to two to scale and briefly president obama has said he will veto any bill that imposes new sanctions in fighting there what will happen in iran how will they react if new sanctions are imposed. well. the fact of the matter is the reason there's this to taunt with there's two we've got two factions we've got the militant pro-war israeli factional one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need to liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now

science doesn't play the main role here. and even though all of us pretend to do it here the main idea of. politics. is the most important thing here. science is just for show that they are where you are goes i'm going. to have to make sure we have a claim here. water for the station is drawn from. at the progress station they can automatically get water from a nearby lake but the polar explorers don't like it. they're used to going to the remote lakes. seems to taste better but it's an illusion all water here is the same off the distillation. and because of the lack of minerals polar explorers constantly suffer from dental problems. better to fill it. table and forget to take. it anymore i was afraid because they pulled my teeth out all the time here i've lost four in this room alone it's my sacrifice to antarctica. it's been a month since our. station. but thankfully this month. medical emergencies. i even started to study english set up a computer here aleksei help me he installed a ton of different programs everything i'

syrian government officials and their main political rivals have held a second meeting at the geneva two conference talks in switzerland mediated by u.n. envoy lakhdar brahimi the diplomat says both sides have agreed to negotiate the terms of a limited ceasefire and the creation of. a position is focused on the resignation of president assad which has been rejected by syrian officials the u.s. and its allies are also. moscow which helped set up the summit says foreign meddling is unacceptable. he's been following the latest developments in geneva as more on saturdays to. the mean achievement of saturday's talks in geneva is that the syrian authorities and the opposition are sitting in the same room facing each other and negotiating u.n. special envoy on syria lakhdar brahimi was there as well mediating these peace talks but given the fact that just earlier on friday the rebels said they were not going to sit down at the table with the authorities having them talking in this format is already quite a diplomatic achievement. who is the key mediator of these negotiations has been conduc

russian market is or three all this region so that is the main reason why. people. don't. want. european association protests just complain the kid riot has a wasting time on the streets while it's the country's east that keeps the economy alive and if you crane was to join europe now its factories would be turned into scrap people here in a vision a different future to be antigovernment protests. what they want is a quick end to the demonstration and a deal to join the russian customs union this they say will give them the stability and security that the key of protests are threatening to unravel policia r.t. donetsk ukraine. you can find a full timeline of the unrest in ukraine plus latest updates and more expert analysis at r.t. dot com. syria's government and the opposition were finally able to sit at the same table for talks in geneva on saturday their main concern at their long awaited meeting was getting humanitarian aid to besieged areas on sunday they were they are due to tackle prisoner releases are going off reports they face one another lets talk to one another for m

maine to include in your book? >> well many people do not now know about the spanish-american war of 1898 but it's very important in terms of american foreign policy. at that time america was exercising its marshall and it was getting used to be may be a world power. so it was looking for an empire. it was looking for competing against them european powers to show that we too americans were a force in the world. there was a revolution going on in cuba. the cubans were fighting the spanish for their independence and americans like the fact that there was this revolution going on because we had a lot of investment in cuba and we wanted to do. with cuba. we thought it would be good if cuba was a little more open to u.s. influence. there were pro-spanish riots in havana in january and teddy roosevelt and others sense the uss maine to have been a harvard harvard -- harbor in february. the idea was to show the spanish authorities and cuba that america was intent on at least helping these revolutionaries overthrew the gov

but the main issue for the u.n.ssarily protecting those civilians that have managed to seek sanctuary within its various bases across the country. the key issue is the tens of thousands of civilians who have not made it to u.n. bases who are believed to be hiding out in remote corners of the country out in the bush without access to proper food, clean water, or medical care. and the longer this drags on, the more dire the situation for the civilians will become. arwa damon, cnn, juba. >>> coming up here, he was declared legally dead. but resurfaced more than a year later. shaggy and bearded. how this disgraced banker was finally caught. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service p

police headquarters in cairo the people here like many in government the main them is above the heads and say this intervention attack on the states after the ousted islamist president mohamed morsi with anger mounting there is likely to be a harsher crackdown on the islamist group. exit the brotherhood they are to blame for this the terrorists want to break the country in half some are afraid to leave their homes but most are more determined than ever to go to the streets against the brotherhood for the revolution anniversary the military installed government accuses the brotherhood of being behind a rising insurgency and the spike in terror attacks the media has observed the scheme announced by the brotherhood at the meetings abroad we want to disable the country's political roadmap and disturb the referendum on the constitution the muslim brotherhood is just a tool our enemies the foreign element that controls these tools all egyptian people know about this but hundreds of brotherhood supporters are in jail and they say they are under attack from the power hungry military this mont

doesn't play the main role here. the main. sciences. have to make sure we have a claim here. at the program. but the polar explorers don't like it. used to going to the remote. seems to taste better. than. water here is the same after distillation and because of the lack of minerals polar explorers constantly suffer from dental problems. better to fill it. table and forget to take. any more. pull my teeth out all the time here i've lost four in this room alone it's my sacrifice to antarctica. it's been a month since our. station. but thankfully this month. even started to study english computer here help me he installed a ton of different programs everything i. usually don't have time for anything or to think. about anything seriously but here we have an opportunity to stop and think it's the first step was the most important thing to me. after a month the newcomers have settled into station life which works to a strict shed you will. there is one meteorologist one narrowing just one seismologist when geophysicist we still have plenty of work to do no one will do it for you.

russian market is a poor theme for this region so that is the main reason why. people. don't. want to injure. european association protesters complain the kids riot has a wasting time on the streets while it's the country's east that keeps the economy alive and if you crane was to join europe now its factories would be turned into scrap people here in vision a different future to the antigovernment protests what they want is a quick end to the demonstration and a deal to join the russian customs union this they say will give them the stability and security that the key of protests are threatening to unravel policia r.t. donates ukraine protesters occupying administrative buildings in the northeastern city of sumi have proclaimed their own regional parliament get more details on that and more at r.t. dot com as well by following our minute by minute updates of what's happening in ukraine. and shifting gears a little bit we take you to the sochi slopes for some people practice. the legs and i'm still intact nobody is broken and i can tell you this it is absolutely magical out ye

to answer your question the main permit it's only a change to the foundation debate for the building so you'll still have our building direct e direct the 3 story building >> that's the subject of the jurisdiction request. the main permit is the jurisdiction request and the 4 o'clock is the subject of the 8 b >> right. >> the jurisdiction request is for the main building for the permit ending in 1301 to build the building. >> i'm sorry one more question. so the jurisdiction request permit is a boarder permit than the 8 b >> yes. yes. >> okay. that's helpful. >> please explain and summarize what is remaining on it permit that hadn't been done. >> on the main building permit the work hadn't been started. >> oh, okay. >> they called for some early inspections site verifications which isn't the construction on the terms on the code they actually renewed the permit bans the economy. >> the vacant lot. >> so they had the building cleared and something happened with the economy theirs different reasons. >> can i suggest we hear the jurisdiction request first then. >> instead of hearing them

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now the writers there have opened up a cauldron down the middle of the steps that go down from the main entrance there telling police that they should come down those steps and leave the building now this would end up just being another building that has been occupied by this all started after. we had speeches from opposition leaders in which they said that they they weren't willing to accept the. the offers that have been made to them by ukrainian president viktor yushchenko which now to run through some of those offers the constitution would change in that ukraine would go back to a parliamentary presidential republic what that actually means is that the parliament here the the m.p.'s would have far more power it would actually remove some of the power away from the presidency stands at the moment and would basically revert ukraine back to the constitution it in two thousand and four some of those offers were was the offer of the position of prime minister for one of the senior opposition leaders mr. york now he's the leader of the the group here called fatherland he's often offered t

but they were willing to negotiate further they put forward what they wanted in speeches from the main stage in independence square here just behind me they want to continue negotiations they want elections this year they want a new government and a total amnesty without any conditions for anybody who has being detained in fatah the coach go speaking from the stage just behind me said there's no way would anybody be clearing the streets right now he said that they'd come here they would stay here until they finish what they started well after those speeches that set off a large crowd of people marching towards conference and they marched right as they see that building thinking there was molotov cocktails being thrown bricks thrown into windows even burning tires and. and fireworks hold in there as right as trying to get into that building and towards a group of police who were stationed there it is thinking after a standoff lasting a little while we saw the ministry give the orders to the riot police to to pull out of the building now also one of the opposition leaders former heavywei

the things he needed to conference is a good effort for peace in syria many challenges remain the main issue being the acceptance by all parties on the formation of a transitional ruling body in syria. the syrian national coalition continues to insist that the assad government along with any other ally considering attendance for example iraq. accept the terms set forth in the geneva one accord that called for a transitional lean body for syria and rules out any role for president bush are all aside. we've asked for some political matters such as we'd actually decrease in the second was off kilter is will have no place in syria whether in a transitional period or for the transitional period was also asked for smaller things such as a humanitarian corridor or is lifting the siege from certain areas that releasing the female children prisoners. united states. the opposition strongest ally russia won the main arms supplier to the syrian government has pushed for both sites that finally come together in hopes of finding a political solution to the ongoing crisis. hi bye baby. cctv is travel

we heard speeches from literally just behind me here in independence square from the main stage here from opposition leaders in which they said that they they weren't willing to accept the. the offers that have been made to them by ukrainian president viktor yushchenko overage now to run through what some of those offers were they were. the constitution would change and that ukraine would go back to a parliamentary presidential republic what that actually means is that the parliament here the the m.p.'s would have far more power it would actually remove some of the power away from the presidency stands at the moment and would basically refer. the constitution in two thousand and four now there was a vicious standoff took place as the rioters moved in there we saw windows being broken molotov cocktails thrown burning tires thrown rocks breaking windows and a lot of a whole lot of fireworks being said self there right now they say they're in the go see a sions with the the riot police the special forces people who are in there trying to to come to some kind of agreement now the the off

on ocean avenue there was a special use development where safe way stores antidepressant the main retail and then a above that there's good news condos built brown above that and safe way failed on that location and the location has been on and off antidepressant. i haven't driven by it lately so you might want to consider what happened to safe way and hopefully it won't happen to fulton street and on the record i'd like to make a prediction there's going to be a failure near city college. according to my research the tenant is a miss match for that neighborhood and sufbl that won't work and we'll have two projects on ocean where both will fail so let's not let that happen on fulton street. also since we're on the subject of special use district i'd like to propose why candle stick can't be torn counsel and used for homeless services veterans housing and also for nonprofit offices. i think those 3 uses will definitely proof the area we don't need any more high-class shopping at hunters point >> any additional any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. sfrooed proposed the

spend a week gripped by violence and now see rioters have barricaded themselves in on the one of the main streets here in the at the ukrainian capital near to the number stadium now this is being the major flashpoint in this city. didn't stay we saw this whole area cleared out for a period of around half an hour by the riot police in what was a rather vicious running battle that was being forced between rioters. and the riot police there but i would say within about thirty minutes they'd already come back into this area though since then what we have seen is a large tire fire being set up on the front line between the between the police and the rioters now police are still continuing to try to extinguish that fire with its thick black smoke using water cannon that's resulted in this whole area becoming incredibly icy freezing freezing temperatures here well below zero in kiev now on thursday we had seen something of a period of calm as talks were taking place between the opposition and the government however that didn't last on friday more violence again and the fire has been reignited th

. >> these temperatures are wreaking havoc on water mains as well. we could see more water main breaks because of the deep freeze. that appears to be the case. in alexandria, a water main broke it duke street. it led to several street closures. the problemsy should not have a severe impact on homes in the area. for ay will be impacted chunk of the day. we will see how long it takes to fix the break. 10 or 11 customers, most of them are businesses. >> the sanitation commission says this month alone things are fixing 300 water main breaks. snow is slowly starting to melt. those chilly temperatures will stick around. this is our first look at the forecast. the warm-up is just to 30. >> yes. it is going to be very minor. , it will be 30 by the weekend and there may be a little snow in our future by saturday. this isthe sun rising. and lower maryland. there is not a cloudless sky. it was definitely a cold start to the morning. we're still looking at temperatures in the teens. we will get into the low to mid 20's as we get into the afternoon. we'll have a