of midwestern states. that's what's coming up. good morning i am charley crowson. we want to thank you for starting are day with us. >> good morning. yes, that same system out midwest moved across our area last night. but the only thing that is dropping with us is tumbling temperatures. cold and windy and milder temperatures are not far away. so if you like the mild weather, stick around and check out here, we have a wintery mix to abe by -- rain by the weekend. we are looking at the fact this is the big story especially for this morning. the wind gusts out there. the winds howling carney around 41-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 37 in dundalk. 40 in arnold and laurel. 27 in chestertown and churchville at 36 and one in gaither burg -- gaith yours burg around 37 -- gaithersburg around 37. we are looking at maryland's most powerful radar. not a whole lot to pick up on around the area. we have the cold front pushing through the area. we will be seeing plenty of sunshine going throughout the day. and if your travels

either way, it's the superbowl of old midwestern people in a high school gym sitting in folding chairs. (laughter) and, folks, no one is on this story like i am tonight! i am bringing you every corner of the state, the most complete coverage i could get from free web cams. (laughter) we're talking the county courthouse live parking lot web cam. a highway cam on i think that is the iowa avenue bridge over the iowa river. they're a creative people. and the iowa corn cam catching up on all the up-to-the-minute developments with an ear of iowa corn. and, of course, the report report cam cam that film it is camera that is filming the web site. now, normally we broadcast live at 11:30 every night. but tonight i am pretaping my show at 7:00 so i could get home in time to catch the start of the hyping of new hampshire. but just because it is impossible for me to know the winner of iowa yet, that will not keep me from being the first to call this race. i can already say who will lose-- jon huntsman. (laughter) who is completely skipping iowa to focus on new hampshire and to add insult to injury

one of the many midwestern cities it digging itself out of conditions. we will not get any of that here. >> it will pass right by us over us. >> it will stay off to the west. the allegany is protecting us from a lot of us. >> long live the mountains. >> absolutely. clear skies around the area because of the mountains. here is the recorded sunset from the rooftop camera. temperatures dropped a few degrees right after sunset. look at that. it will be back tomorrow morning, if i could guess. chilly temperatures only to get colder. the high-temperature occurred just after midnight and then the front rolled through. 36 was the low for the day which is the current reading. 43 and 28 are the averages. at frost bird state university, 16 degrees, wind chill -- frostburg university, 16, wind chill around 0. the advisories are now constricted to the higher elevations and virginia. 32 in gaithersburg. 39 at reagan national airport. 39 in annapolis. all through the mid-atlantic and beyond, the wind has been an issue. it feels like it's 23 in gaithersburg. it feels li

rebuilding america, with a focus on the manufacturing, which coincidentally affects the sloth of midwesternndustrial states that he would like to win, and where they voters has under done well, the hillary voters. it was a very well constructed and delivered speech. >> he declared he will be tenacious, stay the course. secondly, he declared he will be supportive of the middle- class. >> right. that's the key here. >> and thirdly, he's going to blame the congress for any inaction. those are the three objectives. >> i think there are a lot of political objectives. it was an outstanding political speech. when you open up and say bin laden is dead, the boys and girls are home from iraq, and general motors is selling more cars than anybody else, it's a good opening. secondsly, he went on trade and talked about manufacturing, we're going to crack down on the chinese, give tax breaks to companies that build -- manufacture here and put tax penalties and -- export jobs, talked about regular lace. that was a very centrist speech. he's touching all the key issues in the primaries. he's going to run in

presidential season has officially opened with republican voters in the midwestern state of iowa giving the narrowest of margins -- just eight votes -- to former massachusetts gov. mitt romney. former governor rick santorum also got 25% of the votes. and a casualty of the voting -- tea party favorite michele bachmann has announced she is quitting the contest. >> rick santorum lost by such a narrow margin, it feels like a win. he has become a contender. >> every morning, i would give up and take on that challenge, and it would require the strength of another. one that is sacred. i have survived the challenges so far. >> mitt romney managed to scrape of victory, but for some republicans, he is not conservative enough. pragmatist's in the party see him as the candidate most likely to appeal to the widest electorate, increasing their chances of taking the white house. >> you know, i think he is electable. i think that is the big issue. some of the others are not. in the general election, they would not stand chance. >> i like that he has business experience. i like that he will cut governme

they're taking place in about 1,800 locations in the midwestern state. the outcome is expected to have a significant impact on the party's nominating process. mitt romney stresses his ability to revitalize the economy. the former governor of massachusetts says president barack obama should quit because he's failed to keep his promise to rebuild the economy in three years. texas congressman ron paul is calling for smaller government. he wants u.s. troops to return home, and he says he will not send young people to war. the latest poll in iowa gives romney a support rate of 24% followed by paul's 22%. former senator rick santorum has a support rate of 15%. the republican stresses christian values and opposes abortion. the poll suggests many voters are still undecided, making the caucus a close race. nationalwi nationwide polls suggest romney and newt gingrich are vying for the top position. >>> a final round of parliame parliamentary elections has begun in egypt. polling stations across egypt opened for the third round of elections on tuesday. the polls ma

and here in the u.s., the tragedy has just begun to hit home, with one midwestern couple among the souls still missing. and doubts are intensifying about the captain's story of what exactly happened onboard. from italy tonight, here's abc's lama hasan. >> reporter: today, new video from inside the doomed "costa concordia" cruise ship, shows the treacherous conditions the divers have been working under. rooms on their side. chandeliers and floating debris blocking the way. for what has now become a recovery effort for the bodies of the missing was suspended this morning, after the ship shifted position on its precarious perch, making it too risky. 11 bodies have been recovered so far. and today, the first was identified. the 38-year-old sandor feher, a violinist, who worked onboard, as an entertainer. seen here in a youtube video he posted looking for employment. witnesses say he had last been seen helping crying children into their life vests, before returning to his cabin to get his violin. a tale that conjures up images from the "titanic." tonight, half a world away, in white bear lake

midwestern state of iowa on tuesday night. residents will gather to say which republican hopeful it would like to see take on obama in the presidential election in november. >> this is not just a hypothetical. every election somebody has a chance of winning, but this time around, barack obama really is vulnerable. >> you have a president who came in on an incredible wave. you remember his numbers in a high 80's low 90's. today he is at his best as 47%. with the debt at the level we have, he is a little bit of trouble, so it's the right republican candidate with right message is -- if the right republican candidate with a right messages able to connect on those points you are looking at one term. good >> when of those voters said to me, i do -- one of those voters said to me, i do not understand. out of 330 million people, why can we find somebody? why haven't we come up with a candidate? >> i would argue it has not been difficult. those who wanted to run have been their name on the ballot. those who did not are standing on the

obama told factory workers in the midwestern state of iowa that manufacturing was key to restoring the country's economic strength. he also called for tax reforms to encourage businesses to bring back jobs from overseas. the three-day tour is scheduled to take into five states crucial for his nov. reelection bid. more election news now. russian billionaire mikhail prokorov has registered, the only candidate to challenge prime minister vladimir putin. the only other candidates are better and party leaders who pose little threat. putin is under heavy pressure to prove he can win a fair election and avoid the type of protests sparked by ballot rigging in december's vote. >> the run for president is over before it began. russia's electoral commission says these computer analyses show many of his supporters signatures are invalid. the commission is kicking him out of the race. >> i believe the electoral commission's decision is political. i deeply regret that this decision will lead to enormous restrictions for russians during this presidential election. >> candidates need to million signat

either way, it's the superbowl of old midwestern people in a high school gym sitting in folding chairs. (laughter) and, folks, no one is on this story like i am tonight! i am bringing you every corner of the state, the most complete coverage i could get from free web cams. (laughter) we're talking the county courthouse live parking lot web cam. a highway cam on i think that is the iowa avenue bridge over the iowa river. they're a creative people. and the iowa corn cam catching up on all the up-to-the-minute developments with an ear of iowa corn. and, of course, the report report cam cam that film it is camera that is filming the web site. now, normally we broadcast live at 11:30 every night. but tonight i am pretaping

santorum gained momentum by barnstorming across the midwestern state. >> i said, a week ago, two weeks ago, your reporter was asking me if i'm getting out of the race. and now all of a sudden you're going to say, i've got to finish first. >> voters in iowa are traditionally the first in the u.s. to participate in a straw poll. the results suggest how a candidate might do nationwide come november. >>> afghanistan's taliban insurgents have enlisted their counterparts in pakistan for their battle against u.s. forces. a spoerksperson for pakistani taliban, the country's largest extremist group told nhk that representatives from the taliban in afghanistan, visited pakistan in november and december. they asked the pakistani taliban to shift its target from the pakistani military and police to the u.s. troops in afghanistan. the spokesperson said his group accepted the request and plans to send fighters to afghanistan in march. the groups also agreed to set up a five-member council to coordinate their work. the u.s. government is trying to promote dialogue with the taliban, via behind-the-sce

gop members in the midwestern state voted tuesday. returns poured in from around -- from about 1,800 locations to their headquarters in the capital of des moines. in the end, both men walked away with more than 24% of the vote. romney has highlighted his ability to revitalize the economy. >> this is a campaign night where america wins. we're going to change the white house and get america back on track. >> rick santorum was a senator from the state of pennsylvania from 1995 to 2007. he's a social conservative who stresses christian values and opposes abortion. texas congressman ron paul came to a close third, netting 26,219 votes, or about 21% support. former house of representatives speaker newt gingrich trailed behind with 16,251 votes or 13% of the total. the result gives romney and santorum a big boost as the republican leadership race rolls on. the new hampshire primary is scheduled for next tuesday. after the primaries and caucuses, the republican party will officially pick its new leader at a convention in august. the winner fa

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. >>> it's not exactly a typical midwestern winter.esota temperatures reaching 54 degrees across that part of the state. sound familiar? one ice sculpture didn't stand a chance. you can see the melted pieces on the ground. but forecasters say it's all about to return to normal. temperatures should start dropping back into the 20s tomorrow. this is minnesota. what are things going to be like a little closer to home? what do you got, justin? >> we'll be getting that warmup for the next couple of days and then we'll have a cooldown to near normal to below normal over the course of the next week, week and a half. 29 a bumpup in the last hour. you'll notice warmer air to our west, that's where it's coming from. we had a flareup of clouds over the last few hours. what happens overnight is the warm air that builds up during the day rises. if you get some cloud cover, well, that just reradiates that heat back down to the ground. that's why without a shift of wind and without the sun we can actually warm up when it's still dark. there's a flare

we hold up the american -- midwestern part of this association and it's been a pleasure for me to work with matt last year in our voter participation committee. today's program has two parts. at first we'll handle our work renewing partnership. second, we'll hear best practices. we'll have some time for discussion. we're very honored to be filmed and streamed live on c-span3. your microphones are live. keep that in mind. if you have ideas and things you want to bring forth to our committee, please make sure you're ready for that when we come to that portion of the agenda itself. also we'll be taking ideas how we'll handle things in our summer conference as well. so as you know, you've received the renewal request and information from our three partners that are up for renewal this year. you got them on the drives. they came early. i have not heard a great deal of questions or conversations about that i would like to move first to our consideration of the renewal for nonprofit vote. is there a motion to renew our partnership with nonprofit vote. >> thank you secretary reed. second? than

what makes this significant is that this is the first time right to work for a less has come to a midwestern industrial state this represents a full out war on the right of workers to have democracy in the workplace and make money no mistake about it a workplace is not a democracy it is a kingdom and you know with kings and lords and serfs and a union is a democracy where it is there's a majority vote to bring it into existence there's a majority vote for its leadership everything but conservatives don't believe in democracy they want plutocracy in the workers in the workplace those pesky workers are we can't have those pesky workers in charge of things tom friedman in cities new york times wrote praising workers being housed in dorms in the fact in a factory in the factory quarter so that they could be woken up at midnight to work a twelve hour shift to help out apple make their teen billion dollars on forty six billion dollars of revenue great idea for america you know why don't we just have our workers live right at the factories and wake them up in the middle of the night so that they ca

that will come into the midwestern area this weekend but it will pull out early next week giving us abovemperatures 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 will return tomorrow ... the next five days should average about four and a half degrees above normal ... we expect a brief surge of cold air for the weekend ... let's take a look at the rest of the country there was a powerful and deadly tornado action in alabama and damaging storms in arkansas and we're looking at another big storm heading the pacific northwest taking the no. track ... snow is falling in terms of feet in the cascade mountains and in the rockies ... >>here in chicago we will be mostly cloudy tomorrow ... we are looking at the southern storm on the mathmap and the buckle in the jet stream combined with that pineapple express happening on the west coast ... we're looking at another area of precipitation heading for downstate illinois there could be some pretty good rain even hellail.. texas is facin

during the day the wind chill will not get above 20 below zero in the upper midwestern states. looking at the national map we see this no forming in seattle and some of the mountains the cascade mountains and possibly the rockies will be getting quite a lot of snow. here in chicago the clouds will increase today with a polar front forming ... the sun will be out during the day tomorrow. the snow will begin friday after nine oon continuing into the evening ... today the afternoon high will be 27 degrees the southwest wind is strengthening we woke up to single digits but temperatures ... blustery cold some flurries are expected this evening ... we will be at about 12 degrees much of the day tomorrow sunni and cold with subzero wind chill it will be cloudy and breezy friday with snow developing in the afternoon into the evening we will see an accumulation between six and 10 in. depending where you are i will have more on that forecast and what's up for the weekend later in the broadcast ... it's time now for today's trivia question: which wheat bread from italy literally translate

a bunch of midwestern engineers in bad haircuts and cheap wristwatches just out-engineered every other car company on the planet. the volt is safe, it's a marvelous machine. it represents so much about what is right about general motors and, frankly, about american ingenuity in manufacturing. i look forward to taking your questions. thank you. >> thank you, mr. akerson. we, we appreciate you being with us today. and we appreciate the fact in your testimony you talk about you contacted every volt owner and frankly the response you took when this was -- when this was brought to the public's attention. in your opinion, mr. akerson, should, should nhtsa have known to drain the battery once -- when they conducted this test and they subjected it to a crash and took it out on in lot and let it sit there, shouldn't they have known that they needed to drain the battery? >> i can only speak for general

will continue to watch the dip in the jet stream that will produce a storm across the southern midwestern see any better arctic outbreaks just cold air coming an overnight ... 22% of the country is underneath considerable snow ... we are looking at moderate cold midweek end of a warm-up at the end of the week but we will turn colder over the weekend seeing some snow sunday or monday >>thank you for joining us today >>we hope you have a great afternoon remember we are back at 5 and at 9 with more on the senator mark kirk ...

o0 c1 >> seattle gets hit by snow and tornadoes respond across several missile -- midwestern states.s in mississippi and blew cars off a highway and kentucky current 6:40 is your time and time for a traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we don't have tornadoes but it might sound like it for some or waking up this morning. >> you can hear the windows rattling this morning. we have a little bit of snow to talk about. this is the latest -- just south of hagerstown, along i-81 and closer to morton's birth we have a little light snow shown in green. reports are that there is snow falling. even in winchester, there are areas of light snow just this morning, northwest of town which is typical in this weather pattern. gusty winds today and cooler temperatures and sunshine but otherwise temperatures will be back down to where they should be this time of year. it is still pretty mild for the morning, 44 in the district. it feels like the 20's at times with our gusty winds today which are costing between 20-30 miles per hour this morning and that will be the case for the rest of the day. temper

couple of years looking for 281 on one meeting with the pope troubling to run with other midwestern bishops. chicago and across the country to service to celebrate martin luther king jr. day. washington d.c. president obama and first lady service helping to paint quotations of things he once said on the walls of brown education campus. president adds 2¢ to controversy about the misquote on the memorial i am a drum major for justice. critics say the paraphrase is too short makes it appear arrogant about himself. changing to make precisely what the civil rights legend actually said. martin luther king jr. day transformed into a day of service on display big time west side school about 900 volunteers transforming mary mcleod bethune elementary fresh coat of paint located in the heart of the area where dr. martin luther king visited. >> lived a life legacy one of service. we are painting, cleaning up schools working on the local ymca and try to make a difference a few hours out of our day >> students will absorber the spirit of giving and pay it forward >> and at the war on poverty 22nd annual

he laid off people, real americans in swing states and midwestern states and states across this country south carolina his campaign is seized on the fact that there are workers that were laid off because of mitt romney and when you get it down do that practical level, your neighbor was laid off because of what he did. >> you're not voting for that guy? >> that's right. the republicans like this line of attack. >> thanks as always for joining us. >>> next, the three daughters of jon huntsman. stay with us. >> there's a lot of blue sky in this race. you look at iowa. 75% of the voters said no way, no how, no thanks to the establishment front-runner. i believe the same is true in new hampshire. ♪ hift in what passes for common sense. used to be we socked money away and expected it to grow. then the world changed... and the common sense of retirement planning became anything but common. fortunately, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. take control by opening a new account or rolling over an old 401(k) today, and we'll throw in up to $600. ho

. >>> another major corporation is closing a midwestern plant. meaning thousands of jobs lost. an 85-year relationship that the city feels has ended in betrayal. we'll tell you why tonight, on the cbs evening news. >>> trying to drum up votes. we'll have the latest from south carolina, as the remaining five gop presidential candidates work to get ahead of mitt romney. >>> fans are relentless for ray lewis. and now, there's a t-shirt dedicated just to him. i'm andrea fujii, in columbia, how businesses are cashing in on the ravens' praise. that's just ahead. >>> pipa says leave me alone or else. who she's referring to. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 4:28. 38 degrees and sunny. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> back off or else. that's a warning from pipa middleton to the paparazzi. as tina kraus reports from london, lawyers for the new sister-in-law. >> pippa nearly stole the show. but kate's maid and her honors say the show

either way, it is the super bowl of old midwestern people in a high school gym sitting in folding chairs paul, could he the pro anti-drug object set strigs lead the flock astray? >> ron paul has disavowed newsletters when his name on them. newsletters from the '80s and '90s. >> okay. probably not. >> when you're out there committed to running for the nomination, everybody has to pitch in and do their part. marcus o'bachmann getting it done. ♪ it's raining mad, hallelujah >> yesterday when we were out in des moines he was buying sunglasses for our dog boomer. >> in her concession speech, michele bachmann said, this is a quote, i mean what i say and i say what i mean. yeah. then she thanked her speechwriter popeye. when asked if he was dropping out, perry said quitting is not in my vocabulary and need no be other words. >> santorum scored a victory last night because for the first time in eight years when i googled the word santorum, the first result was for rick santorum. what exactly lifted santorum above the froth? >> it was fashion. >> the sweater vest was like, fear the vest. >> yes,

if he can fix that, especially in the midwestern states and eastern states which will be more friendly i think he can recover. if you are stirring up things and getting a good buzz feed if you are gingrich, that works. >> we know that the "wall street journal" is reporting that adelson's wife is going to give another infusion of money to gingrich's campaign, is it not hypocritical to speak of being the voice of the people. >> not to mention gingrich tried to take a shot at romney and say, he paid 15% i want everyone in america to pay 15% and romney came back and made a good point, under you newt, the capitol tax rate would go to zero and people like me would pay zero. >> we will talk about gingrich and his time as speaker of the house. what can google tell us about the state of the race? we will look at that next on "now." [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> the internet was going nuts during last night's

>>> we're now tracking major winter storms barrelling across the east and midwestern states.me live pictures. this scene in indianapolis. we're seeing scattered snow carl parker, this is chicago. for chicago this is really flog. let's bring in the carl parker. as i said, not a lot of snow. i've seen 27 inches when lived in chicago, but this is a big one. >> it's been so quiet. this is going to be a very serious storm. we're talking about several inches of snow. let's take a look at the surface. we have one storm that's departing. the main event is right here. heavier snow will set up across chicago. it's been light snow so far. we've had about four in the quad cities and a few in southeast wisconsin. the low will get a lot stronger going through the afternoon. we're going to find increased snowfall rates there in chicago. that's going the dropdown to northern indiana. we could be talking about double digit snowfall amounts in northern indiana. we'll see the snow lift up through the ohio valley with strong wind around. 30, maybe 35 mile-per-hour. four to six inches of addition

just two days we will find out whether the ravens are playing on football's biggest stage in that midwestern size city of indianapolis. but until then we have live coverage. they are live with how the players that have been taking part in all this excitement. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, don, good morning, every one. players say the least they can do is hang out with fans because they would not be here without them. >>> fans in a frenzy and purr pill in aplenty. the state is getting set for sunday's big game. >> we are going to sweep them or double their score, whatever it is we are going to double it. >> reporter: fans are flocking everywhere, from selling merchandise to seafood. >> we are going to have our picture taken tonight with the super bowl winning quarterback. >> quarterback joe flacco and wide receiver tory smith took time last night to pose for pictures and sign autographs for their fans. >> no big deal to take an hour out to say hello to everybody and these people are the reason why we are here today and why we are still playing the way we are and why we do w

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i-4 has dominant evangelical tint and the west coast there is a lot of midwesterns, so, in a lot of wayss is a real part of the national campaign. newt can compete. he is not at easy to knock out as romney thought. but it will be so expensive that both of the candidates could be out of breath by the time it is over. >>shepard: you could spend tens of millions in florida when you add up the market size, miami, and tampa huge, and orlando is big, and then you have jacksonville and the panhandle and the palm beaches is another market. just to cover those television stations costs tens of millions. >>reporter: you have to talk of this in terms of a marathon. maybe the temptation is to try to deliver a knock out punch in florida but it is not going to happen. they are going to have to go to a bunch of other contests after a brief respite and they will have to refill the campaigns because this will be expensive. >>shepard: expensive and fascinating to watch. january 31st, almost here, terry great to see you on the hill today. and demi moore is getting help after being rushed to the hospital. h