mary's county, charles county, all the way to the foothills and blue ridge. the storm scan shows more of this as the storm center is winding up. we're following computer model cadillac and the national weather service, upgrading warnings to the south. the wind warning has it been expanded, hurricane force wind warnings, indicating an explosive development of this storm center, as expected, off the carolina coast line. heavies' impact of the storm will be as we had 3 10:00 tonight, 6:00 tomorrow morning.

mary's, and anne arundel county. if you live in those jurisdictions, you will have one gusts over 40m.p.h. over night. >> i cannot remember one this big. and that it will probably be bigger than any of the all-time classics. >>> stephen tschida is live at dupont circle. >> we have been in the position since about noon. the past 20 minutes, it has really intensified. we have been monitoring the traffic through the day, really starting to build up. this just happened. as you look at the turn around, half an hour ago, there is a little bit of snow. this is video from a few minutes ago on connecticut avenue. d.c. police officers of the down the street, talking with business owners, telling people if they have cars parked on snow embassy routes -- snow emergency routes to get them out of the road. coming back live, this snowplow is trying to keep some of this roadway clear. we caught up with a man walking down the street. a lot of foot traffic still out here. >> i guess this is crazy for d.c. weather. it is interesting to

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> welcome back. super bowl weekend, super storm. all packed up together what. do you say? >> yeah, stuck, together. >> exactly. >> armando trull is in forestville, maryland. kind of a storm command center there at the department of public works. armando. >> that's right this is the snowstorm center, and it got a huge screen with access the about 100 cameras, and from the last time we spoke, we now see that the snow is beginning to pile up. this is old branch at kirby. we've got garrett at morgan station. you can see a lot more snow there. paint branch, and that subpoena in the college park area. and the temperature is now about 26 degrees. that is the temperature on the pavement. that's what their computer records say. and that means that the snow is actually sticking. and that means this ab

what say you mary katharine?> i think it's a perfectly good point to say that he is in a tradition of western european leftism that does favor big government. i don't use the term socialist on him, about but he is a guy in the business of creating more government and more government programs. no matter what good game he talks about being a moderate. >> bill: no doubt he wants that. >> when he gets down to brass tacks. he is talking about -- >> bill: no. i'm saying i agree with you. there is no doubt he wants the big government apparatus. now today the new obama care deal came out. and, you know, it's not startling other than the public option is gone. so nancy pelosi is in mourning. but it basically says, look, we're going to have oversight on the insurance companies raising prices. i think most americans want that you could do all of this, juan, without creating a big brother apparatus by just having the insurance companies compete there is no tort reform in here. i don't get it, juan. >> tort reform would be a

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> what is going on? >> a blizzard warning in several counties. we are under a winter storm warning. heaviest snow coming in later tonight, especially after midnight and until dawn, when we could have one to two feet of snow just overnight, and then the snow gradually tapers off, but not before those totals, especially to the north and west of baltimore, go over two feet. there could be some sleet and rain. this could be across parts of the eastern shore. they have a potential for a mix of some sleet and rain mixed in. hear, a good chance for heavy snow, until at least the early afternoon -- here. sunshine and breezy on sunday and monday and another weaker storm coming next week with a chance for more snow. the slightly warmer temperatures have prevented it from being too bad, but they will be

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. welcome back. we continue to keep you up to date on the dangerous winter storm hitting the washington, d.c. area as we speak. >> let's take a live look outside at the weather pictures coming in from all over the region. we have a team of reporters over the d.c. region trying to keep you updated on the latest snow totals, road conditions and what is going on in your neighborhood. >> right now we want to send it to sue palka live in the weather center with an update. how is it looking for your end. >> i think the temperatures are hanging in at 33 degrees as we begin the 5:00 hour which is amazing that we are able to hang on to that that keeps us in good shape for a while. we expect things to go downhill quickly. i'm glad you used the word dangerous. things will go quickly downhill later tonight.

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington, on your side. >> thanks for joining us today. i'm alison starling. >> i'm alice -- i'm julie parker come in for doug mckelway. we want to bring you the latest closings and early dismissals. >> we do have a few of these early dismissals. also in maryland, we have charles county close, howard county shutting down early at noon. montgomery county, 2.5 hours early. prince george's county, three hours early. >> also, howard county will be closed three hours early today. frederick county, maryland, 3.5 hours early. washington county, 2.5 hours early. >> we are moving on here to st. mary's county schools closed, charles county schools are closed, too. >> and in virginia, the list of closures begins with alexandria city, arlington county, clark cou

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> from a marketing standpoint, they almost have to win tonight, because then it would be friday the 13th. kind of catchy. their 12-game streak is already the longest in the nhl since the lock-out. as dave owens found out, not even mother nature can stop the caps. >> reporter: the caps have found all sorts of ways to win during this 12-game streak. some nights they dominate. >> score! >> reporter: others, like last night's 6-5 affair get accomplished with less than their best. >> it just happens that our b level is usually higher than most other teams' b level, even higher than sometimes when they play their best. >> reporter: alex ovechkin sat out this morning's skate. just the 9th player in history to earn 500 points in his first five seasons. >> he's got so many, i don't know where to begi

mary snow is in nashville. what are we seeing, mary?well, people are starting to register here and they are coming in the ballroom and checking in and getting their papers for and schedules for what is happening over the next few days. there is a booths of t-shirts going for $20. one of the ones here, you think health care is expensive now? just wait until it is free. health care is a big top thak the people here are talking about and in terms of the 600 people that jack mentioned coming to the convention, they are coming from all over the country. a lot of them we spoke to say that something struck a nerve in them this past year, and they are dead set against more government spending. that i is a they are united in that. we talked to republicans here and this is a group from idaho and here is what they have the say. >> to take the unity we have and to solidify it more and to be a voice that is being heard. >> reporter: do you see yourself becoming more politically active in sacramento? >> i hope so. i have never been involved in it bef

mary's county schools are closed. in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, hardy, jefferso mineral, grant county schools are closed. >> now, the early dismissals. the federal government will let out four hours early today and already has an unscheduled leave policy in effect. d.c. public schools will dismiss at noon today. in maryland, anne arundel county school will dismiss two hours early. carol county, two hours and 45 minutes early. howard county schools are letting out three hours early. montgomery county schools will dismiss two and a half hours early. frederick county, maryland schools will be getting out three and a half hours early. >> make sure you continue to watch the top of your screen and go to myfoxdc.com for the latest updates. it is right there on the home page. >> the storm is supposed to arrive in the next hours. i imagine this is aking its way with rain in the southern part of the country, right? >> they are getting a lot of rain. this is a storm that has a lot of moisre with it. if this were a rain

i would assume mary landrieu's office call the police they came down, right? >> i the night in jail. me and my three buddies, we the night in jail. the following day -- we spent the night in jail. the following day we went to arraignment of some type. some time later we were charged the following day. >> sean: what was jail like? >> the food was terrible. the apple sauce was like water, you know i think it was a very uncomfortable experience for all of us. >> sean: do you have worries? you came on this program. you wanted to tell your side. i read your release. you did admit in the last segment on reflection you would have a different approach to the investigation. obviously this changed you a little bit? >> what our goal is to get to the truth. to expose corruption that's my mission in life that's what i'm going to continue to do. i still stand behind the fact that investigative journalists have been doing this for years, dateline, 60 minutes, cbs that's tradition i'm following. >> sean: there's a lot of similarities to acorn the one big difference i see this

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mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> from wbal-tv 11, this is an insta-weather-plus alert. >> the snow has started for most of you, and hd doppler is confirming that. we have had interesting phone calls. people are going on line and had been looking at a doppler since 5:00 and 6:00 this morning. it looks like it was snowing all morning long. but really, the atmosphere was so dry that most of it was not hitting the ground it took several hours for the atmosphere to saturate, and there it is. early this afternoon, it will not be that big a problem on the roads. we might have a couple of inches on the ground by the evening. but if you are out in the next hour or two, it should be ok. this will help out a lot today. we are above freezing. 35 at the airport, 36 at randallstown 334 at parkton. any edsall that goes down on the road s

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mary thompson, thank you very much. we'll do even more math on that. mary breaking that news. of course the question mark as mary said is lloyd blankfein now is the last one and everyone awaits his number. >> everyone wants to see what his number is, yeah. don't worry, lloyd. we'll be understanding. >> and the commodities corner super bowl edition. if you thought gold was a good inflation hedge try this. a ticket to see the saints take on the colts has an $800 face value, mr. haines. so that's rather steep compared to the first super bowl back in 1967 when a ticket cost $10. gold at the time was $35 an ounce u today it's about $1,060 an ounce. the super bowl ticket is up 8,000% over 44 years just for face value. i'll take a gander here but i believe that out paces inflation. >> and the first super bowl wasn't sold out. in fact, i think they went something like seven or eight super bowls before it finally sold out. because most people believed that the afc was over matched so they wouldn't bother to go see it. >> interesting. >> and then of course the jets won and then kc won i

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>> reporter: cruise for liberty speakers floyd and mary beth have a web site calling for president obama's impeachment. >> i know we need encouragement in fighting this battle, against obama who's trying to destroy america. i know all of you love america and are fellow patriots. >> reporter: when it comes to president obama, this is no love boat. liberal critics of these expeditions through the caribbean say they're another picture-perfect example of how the tea party movement can sometimes go overboard. democratic strategist jamal simmons worries the tone at some tea party events onshore and off is get out of hand. >> are we just talking about voting differently or something a little more edgy than that? >> reporter: want edgy? keyes refers to the president as the present occupant of the oval office. he still questions his citizenship even though the white house and republican governor of hawaii where the president was born have produced evidence refuting the charge. >> i don't see how you impeach

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela.i, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. help. >> i talked to dc fire this morning. all the ambulancen and the fire apparatus are able to get where they need to go. either on their own or dedicated snow plow equipment to get them through. that's a wonderful thing. they are in constant contact with us to make sure the en entrance -- intranses to the emergency room are there. so far that's been working well. we're especially proud of the hospital workers who braved the snow to get to work. seeing them on tv as they trekked through the snow and many of the hospitals are actually sending four-wheel drive vehicles out to finish workers at designated sites. they are coordinating the effort and that seems to work well. >> people do volunteer, they contact the hospital

we want to go to mary snow and juan carlos lopez with cnn in espanol. sarah palin is in the room. people are anticipating her speech. mary, the people gathering in this room tonight, if you have been able to attend any of the events this will probably be the most well attended event of this convention. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, don. there are about 1,100 people in that room, 500 more than attended this conversation in the last couple of days. some people told me they came to this convention because of sarah palin. they wanted to hear her speak tonight. in terms of what they want to hear from her is how the tea party moves forward. we have heard from sarah palin this week. she wrote an op-ed for "usa today" pointing out she is going to be participating in other tea party events, the tea party express and a boston rally moving forward. she said in the op-ed, the people here, the movement is the soul of this movement and she shares the same principles so aligning herself with the people gathered here tonight. >> i want to ask juan carlos, hispanics when it comes to their support

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we will analyze with juan williams, mary katharine ham and joe klein from "time" magazine. >> bill: bold fresh tour, beck is jealous, i'm sorry. the other arguing with idiot tour. >> a wild weekend for the bold fresh guys, beck and o'reilly. we will show you what happened at three soldout shows. >> bill: i want to get president obama on board. >> no, no, no. not god bless america. god damn america. >> bill: and the "new york times" down played reverend wright and other radicals but put the o'keefe kid who exposed acorn on paige 12 after his arrest. bernie goldberg is a bit agitated about that. >> i can't figure this out. it is so stupid. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. finding common ground with president obama, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the president's poll numbers are better today. got a nice bounce from the state of the union address last week. according to was rasmussen 35% of americans now strongly approve of mr. obama's job perf

g'night mary ellen. mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy.jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob: elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> you are waking up to a winter wonderland in washington. the snow has stopped falling. but problems are just beginning. the roads are slick and many side streets are still covered in snow. we have live team coverage to tell you what the conditions are like in your neighborhood. thanks for staying with us this morning for "news4 today." i'm eun yang. >> i'm kimberly suiters in for joe krebs this morning, wednesday, february 3rd, 2010. many schools are closed or delayed today. in maryland prince george's county, montgomery county, anne arundel, calvert and charles county schools are all closed. frederick, howard, st. mary's county, carroll county and washington county on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia, arlington county, falls church, fairfax, prince william and manassas

mary's county could easily get 2 feet of snow. if enough warm air gets wrapped in to the north, those areas get the mix of sleet and rain. they will have much lower snow totals. we don't think that will happen, but is one of the things we will monitor through the night. we wait for the storm to get off shore, watch the pressure fall and watch it intensify, with heaviest snow it tonight between 10:00 and 6:00 tomorrow morning. one stop on the weatherbug network, i will move out of the way, in the 30 degree range. chantilly 29, 31 upper marlboro. what a storm warning in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning for the entire area. blizzard warning goes into effect with anne arundel county, calvert, st. mary's. we don't get storms like this very often, thankfully. the initial snowfall totals, it will continue to come in and get larger. winchester 4 inches, to which is gaithersburg and centreville, bryant's town, charles county 1 inch. just a trace at bwi-thurgood marshall. the snow will increase in frequency, intensity as the winds slowly

mary's and charles county schools are closed. >> to the commonwealth of virginia. many schools are already closed. they include alexandria city, arlington, fairfax, prince william and loudoun county schools all closed. clark, culpeper, fauquier, frederick and king george county schools also closed. >> manassas city, manassas park city, orange county, rappahannock and spotsylvania county schools are closed. stafford, warren, winchester city and fredericksburg schools are closed. >> almost heaven,, berkeley, hardy, jefferson, mineral. morgan, grant county schools also closed. >> mlgs tom kierein is here with us in the studio to give us the latest on the forecast and this monster storm heading our way. >> all the storms you've had and all the school closing, students going to school until the fourt of july this year. another big storm coming our way. when you look at the radar where you see the pink and white that's mostly snow and now coming into the central shenandoah valley. now snowing, roanoke, lynchburg, blacksburg. now the local view by radar is showing a few a

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i'm mary bubala, wjz news. >>> dixon was in court resigning her position. during the hearing, judge sweeney told the court, dixon leaves the office in total disgrace. today's hearing was a formality, since the judgment was arrived to last month. she is required to donate $45,000 to the city. >>> stay with wjz for the city hall transition. >>> an 11-year-old girl tells police that a teacher physically pushed her from inside the classroom into a hall way. she is identified as tracy clay. she is charged with second degree assault and placed on administrative leave. >>> stocks took a dive amidst new fears of the world economy. stocks buckled after disappointing jobless numbers indicating the economy is weaker than expected. at one point the dow dipped below 1,000 for the first time in the month. the s & p slipped 30 points and the nasdaq dropped close to 66 points. >>> new problems tonight for toyota. the world's largest auto maker is on the verge of recalling 670,000 prius hybrids. meanwhile toyota is investigating problems with the lexus hybrid. >>> bye bye t

mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> and we're glad you were joining us on this snow wednesday morning. good morning, everybody. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. the effects could be lingering all morning. let's get straight to the latest school closings and delays. there are a lot of them. frederick county is on a two- hour delay. >>> the midweek a storm has moved on now. the late week's storm is the big question. >> it is gathering steam in texas. the storm is coming across the south. the model in its at a lot of moisture coming our way. it could be snow and may be a mixed down to the south and east. this could be a storm that will provide us with snow on friday evening into saturday. >> this could rival the december 19 blizzard. >> let's take

mary, what is going on who said, you said .com? >> it is a daily dose of people saying in their own words what is on their mind. so things like scott brown 's -- it is the people's seat and the gem we saw from joe biden. but on a more microlevel, learning what people have on their minds. and it is a high light real of people in the public eye. >> i want to make out right now. >> super. >> phil, anything you want to plug? >> yes. also on her rail dough this weekend, an interview with mark mcgwire's brother, jay mcgwire who has a saucer tell all. -- a saucy tell all. >> i don't have anything, but it will be great. >> you can watch me. >> you are welcome, tom. >> your new book, where the hell can i pre order it? >> i don't know. it is not like you of ask me this question. go to amazon .com and you can order it now. or wait and order it again. >> maybe i will order it twice. >> i will go away now. >> bye. >> special thanks to kimberly. always a dlie. bill shultz you disgust me.

mary's and calvert county. it's here that that wind will be howling out of the east and snowfall amounts could be in excess of 20 inches there. winter storm warning again covers the area. by the time we get to about, oh, about 11:00 p.m. this evening, we could have four, six inches easily on the ground. chuck bell is standing outside to talk more about the intensity of the snow that we're going to be getting during the overnight period. chuck? >> hey, veronica. yes, the snow intensity, about 20 minutes ago i was out here with the aaa folks and the flakes were much larger then. we've gone back to smaller flakes now on the lawn of news4. but the proof is always in the pudding. i'm no pat collins, but i've got a bigger yard stick. here we go. out here we've got ourÑi fst inch of snow on the oval out here at news4. the smoenowfall rates have been moderate at time. everyone knows what heavy snow looks like or light snow, but moderate, it makes you think what are the definitions. we have the definitions for you. ligh

david, mary, peter. david reminds us someone, somewhere is making a lot of money. >> always. >> that's the way the world works. >> we need someone to lend to all of the people that have to borrow. >>> your supposed to declare anything over $10,000 when you fly into the states. have you ever flouted that rule? wait till you hear what people go to smuggle massive amounts of money into the country. >>> another problem for america's banks today in washington, as senate hearing on whether america's banks are involved in lawnering hundreds of millions for corrupt foreign officials. money laundering is $1.5 trillion global problem, some involves sophisticated offshore accounts but some involves smuggling money across borders. joinings now is a consultant who advise is on money laundering, co-founder of milferson and member of the financial crimes unit, both certified anti-money laundering specialists. appreciate you taking time to be with us. some of them out of angola, nigeria, may have laundered money through

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mary's and across the northern neck. look at the numbers. they are key. many members are at or above freezing. there could be a few slick spots. here's the set up. we do have a patch of clearing would have been noticing. after this load list northward, we will see drier air and some sunshine trying to peek through. we have an advisory through southern maryland and it will run until 9:00 a.m. we will get some clearing. the storm is on track to do a loop. it has the possibility of bringing us another hit of snow. then it will stay unsettled for the next couple of days. the wind will be up to 35 miles per hour. we could see gusts of up super 50 miles per hour. the wind will be howling. snow will start to develop. some scattered flurries to the weekend. a bit wmer. low to mid mid 40's. >> we have good news. 50 east at the bay bridge, along standing crash has been documented. they are leaving. good news on their way to baltimore. 95 was closed in maryland for a serious tractor-trailer accident. traffic and now occupy. if you're under way to the new jersey turn

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inspector mary schiavo. and that's a little scary to hear, it doesn't matter how many times you flunk, as long as you pass one time. you are the former inspector general there, at d.o.t., i assume nothing there surprises you that you hear about the conclusions about what went wrong in this crash. >> well, no. and also the ntsb at their prior hearing, i was at the fact-finding hearings on this accident. it was clear they were headed in this direction. and they do find fault with the pilots in about 3 out of 4 times in crashes. however, there were some additional factors in that the manua manuals, the colgan flight manuals had mistakes in them, and the pilots actually hadn't had hands-on training, they had never felt a stick pusher before, that was pretty shocking. the first time they felt it they had 50 lives at stake. >> as a guy who flies frequently a lot of people fly frequently as well, we scratch our heads saying that something like this is possible. that is the first time they felt it in a real-life sce

we just saw mary-kate and ashley olsen.em when they were little girls on "full house." but already 23, have a multimillion-dollar umpire. and this morning, they will reveal their new clothing line. >> their new, affordable clothing line. that's in the last half hour. >>> also this morning, new details about the story we brought you about the toxic debris floating in our oceans. sam has been working on this. and he has new evidence that the plastic debris in our waters could end up in our food, on our plate. and sam is on the case and will have that for us a little bit. >>> first, let's get to news again with juju. >> good morning, guys. we begin with a sober assessment from intelligence officials testifying on capitol hill. they say they fully expect an attempted terrorist attack on the u.s. homeland in the next three to six months. some of that information came from the christmas day bombing suspect, who is said to be cooperating again with investigators. >>> in pakistan this morning, the taliban has just claimed responsib

mary's and calvert and 2 to 4 south of that.here's the bulls eye as you go northeast of town, up towards howard county and points northeast maryland. tonight, snow, heavy by dawn, i mean, everywhere. even where you are seeing sleet. a mix south and east until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. 3 do 6 inches. 24 to 30 for lows and winds again, not a huge problem tonight. temperatures right now, around freezing. 32 in vienna, 33 upper marlboro. cooler to the west. 31 in hills borrow. to

g'night mary ellen. mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob: elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> we're back now with continuing coverage of this winter storm. bob has been around here for 30 years. and then 10 or 15 more than that up in boston. have you seen one like this before? >> one storm was the blizzard of '78 in boston. for a single storm, that's still the greatest. but for a week, these amounts -- by the way, folks up in baltimore with 40, 45 inches in northern parts of montgomery county for the week, that's what the blizzard of '78 did in boston in northern parts of rhode island in one storm, in one storm. but we've had especially a week of storms. so it really is unprecedented to have that, especially around this area. if it makes you feel any better, our total now for the winter is 55 1/2 inches ofsnow, which is the greatest winter ever. on the other h

listen for the whistle it's blown right before he launches up a hail mary shot that actually goes in with under a second to go but the whistle blew because ary williams called a time-out so the terps would have 1.5 seconds on the clock, enough time for one shot. so here is goes. cliff tucker from way beyond. he sinks the game-winning three- pointer and tucker, take a lap my friend. maryland stays unbeaten in acc play at home. they down georgia tech 74-73 in front of a sellout crowd at comcast center. >> wasn't going to be an easy shot. there was no way to get an open 15 footer. it was going to be tough. we were fortunate. we all recognize that. i never one won from over half court so i'll count that as on my side when you keep score. >> george mason fans were hyped up for their bracket buster matchup against the college of charleston. inal minute mason down by 4 until cam long dials long distance for 3. he makes it cutting the deficit to just one point but the cougars would come right back. donovan monroe restores the cougars lead back to 3 points. we go to the final seconds. mason d

sheffield and haleigh's grand mothers, marie griffiths and teresa nef vez met with custody officials to discuss junior. sheffield is working to obtain full custody. >> okay, leonard padilla, what about it? >> what about what? >> well, is it going to happen? is it in the hands of the lawyers? if it were to go down, would you want to talk to her from the jailhouse then get her out? >> basically the attorney sent out a letter attorney and i haven't seen it, but several of the people in the media contacted me and read it to me. it instructs me to stay away from the family, do not talk to any of the family members, do not communicate with any family members. the deal still stands. i talked to her in the jail before she gets out. she gives me information that helps us locate haleigh. that's where we're at. i have not heard from the attorney and we're not budging off of that. >> wait a minute. let's go to the lawyers. eleanor odom, peter odom, meg strickler. meg strickler, it doesn't sound like her lawyer communicated that to her because she's still talking about leonard padilla bonding her

mary's county and charles county are all under blizzard warnings until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. even if you're not under a blizzard warning, we said this before, don't go out. really. blizzard conditions overnight. turning colder after midnight. the snow will taper off between about 4:00 and 8:00 on saturday. and i had to give about a four-hour range because you folks out in winchester will see it shut off much before the folks in southern maryland. about 4-8. not to say it couldn't flour re all night. but in -- flurry all night. but in terms of the heavy snow it will taper off tomorrow afternoon and evening. look at this storm, it is a classic nor'easter. the storm tracked around right along and went through mobile bay and tracked into southeastern sections of georgia. it's going to slowly work its way up the coast. it's going to get up to the parallel of norfolk and then drift eastward. that's why it's going to take awhile for the snow to drift off as opposed to going past us to the north. another reason we don't think new york and boston will get slammed. they're not going to

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g'night mary ellen. mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob: elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> we have some breaking news, an entire block of businesses in new hampshire, have been destroyed by the fire. it was the winds that spread the blaze from one building to another. we're waiting for video from the scene. >>> all right. good morning. if you're just getting up, let's reset the weather here. here's first-warning doppler. we have windy conditions, snowy conditions but we don't have weather foul enough to stop you this day. just some lousy commuting, it's going to be a lousy commute. the conditions are not great. looking at the state satellite photo. just showed you the radar, what you want to watch is general movement going from upper left to lower right and we have bands of snow coming around the deep low over southern new england. the problem is to the eas

he's a good person. >> you agree, mary?ould be what donna just said is correct, that when people whose life is an exemplar of what's in their heart and they've walked the walk, then we should -- right and left -- everybody should have the same standard, judge somebody by their whole life. again, this is not -- this is super-secret, sworn to secrecy meeting and the progressive violated the trust that was bestowed upon them by ratting out realm, not about this issue, but because they don't like that he's supportive of politics that isn't as fringy as theirs. >> let me switch gears to china and the president's upcoming meeting. the chinese government in beijing, they're very unhappy about this, and they have a lot of u.s. treasury bills at the same time. should the president go forward and have a meeting with the dahli llama, as president bush and other presidents have done? >> absolutely. you know, the day we kowtow or bow to any other foreign nation just because they own some of our debt would be a terrible statement that we

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