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. >> police continued to investigate a late-night murder- suicide in northeast baltimore. the bodies of a man and woman were discovered. there are reports of a child was found unharmed at that scene. >> accused high school shooter robert gladden jr. cuts a deal with prosecutors. he calls his actions the dumbest decision he's ever made in his life and pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. >> i'm glad he admitted and pled guilty. that made me feel good. >> he could be sends up to 40 years when he is sentenced. >> a doctor was fired after recording his patients. nikita levy committed suicide 10 days after he was fired. they are going over an extensive amount of evidence to help identify victims and clues. >> instructor william kern was trying to scare off trainees from peeking through a window but used his regular weapon. a review of the use of guns is now under way. >> we have had a major breakdown in our systems and we're looking to correct them to ensure our employees are safe. >> joe smith will be the new director of training for the academy. who wasld the trainee shot i

are dead after a murder-suicide in northeast baltimore that happened at 615 last evening. authorities say the female victim, candace baird was shot and killed by an ninth -- and unidentified man who shot and killed himself. >> the city law firm makes it clear it is mounting a case against johns hopkins hospital for damages in the case of a gynecologist to videotape and photographed his patience. >> city police and federal law enforcement officials continued to investigate this case. we are learning more exactly how dr. levy took these pictures apparently by using various spy devices to take those pictures and now with hundreds of victims contacting the baltimore city police department, we've also heard that a law firm is mounting a very large lawsuit. >> i will tell you now that the damages suffered by these people i've met are serious. >> an attorney tells us his baltimore office has been fielding calls around the clock from concerned patients of the now-deceased dr. levy. johns hopkins officials confirmed that levy, a gynecologist, had been fired 10 days before committin

baltimore city fire officials have to double back in northeast baltimore to douse the same fire twice. the fire started at the 40's under block of green cross road around the night. firefighters were able to put out the flames, but the fire rekindled and reached two alarms. someone was living inside the home, but no one was inside at the time. no one was hurt in either fire. >> it is a cold weather pattern behind yesterday's rain and snow. we are seeing a little bit of sunshine today, but it is also very chilly. winds at 10 at 20 miles per hour. high temperatures today only in the mid-thirties. wind chills in the 20's. a few of you may see a couple of flurries still as we go through the afternoon. tonight it looks like the temperatures will be cold once again. >> all baltimore man faces six life terms in prison and 25 years for repeatedly rapinrapina 13-year-old girl. jurors found alvin wright guilty. he was linked to the crime through dna evidence. baltimore authorities say that their offices are being flooded with calls from women searching for answers in the case of dr. nikita levy

in northeast baltimore, i'm manny locke. >>> all right.'ll start off with a look at some of the gorgeous weather across maryland. man, it was looking good throughout our president's day, beautiful blue skies. days getting nice and late here has we move into bel air. you see a sapphire sky, a few from charm city run and at the u.s. naval academy, not a bad day at all as we observe washington's birthday. take a look at some of the current conditions right now. basically we'll skip past that. right hard 40 degrees. take a look at some of the conditions neighborhood by neighborhood. i'm skipping head. let me see if i can back up and show you what we'll be looking for tomorrow has we kick off the day. looks like eventually in the upper 40s a potential icy mix from glen el west seeing a little bit of a wintry mix. same deal as we take you into carroll county tomorrow, maybe a brief icy mix going over to rain quickly early in the morning right around the westminster zone going west. for much of the state, much of the hear conditions will be in th

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. >>> fire breaks out in a northeast baltimore home twice overnight. it started before midnight in the basement of a whom on greencrest home. no one was home at the time and no one was hurt. >>> today's winds will turn into a very cold night. >> meteorologist wyatt everhart has more. wyatt? >> the question is will we see any precipitation around here again. we had a few flurries. i don't think we'll see precip until late friday. in the meantime cold, windy with a better one on tap. there's still -- they're still gusty, 15, gifting to 30 miles 3 -- gusting to 30 miles per hour. it will be less windy and sunnier tomorrow. we'll talk about when the weather goes downhill again. >>> check your cab met before you pour that bowl of cereal. kellogg is recalling some of the special k red berries because it may contain pieces of glass. the recall is affects about 11.2-ounce and 37-ounce packages as well as the twin pack. >>> tonight there's one person who doesn't have to worry about money. >> the person who purchased the lucky ticket in carroll county won the ja

she was last seen in the 59th hundred block in northeast baltimore. he was last spotted around 5:30 on friday afternoon. anyone with information is asked to call the missing person's unit right now. let's find kate lanlerler. >>> there is still no comment from todd huff following a dui charge. police pulled him over in townsend at the tie store his family owns. we have more tonight on statements that may surprise you in the charging documents. >> reporter: a mugshot. it is not the dignified county photo that todd huff took following his election to office. he represented the third district for over two years. now it is unknown if he will keep the job. a spokes for baltimore county police are saying huff was driving a county owned vehicle when an officer pulled him over before 3:00 on saturday morning. >> she detected a strong order of alcohol from his breath. conducted some field sobriety tests which he was unsuccessful in and he was placed under arrest. >> reporter: charging documents are saying a breathalyzererageterred .20. more than double. the of

we have breaking news right now out of northeast baltimore where firefighters are back on the scene ofse fire. they were there for the second time in one night, battling those flames at this home. that's where we find abc 2 news' linda stow. she joins us now with the latest. linda, what can you tell us? >>reporter: still a very active scene here. firefighters are working hard dousing any hot spots. as you mentioned, they were called back to this home when they originally were out there around midnight for a house fire in the 4100 block of greencrest road, that's right off of park drive. you see the firefighters up there on ladder. they were called out here at 5:30 this morning when we're told the fire relit in this home. when this fire originalry broke out around midnight, no one was home, but neighbors do tell us a man lived here, a family lived here, a woman, a husband, their two young children. no one was home at the time, no one was injured. neighbors spoke with the homeowner who says he believes the fire started in the basement, it was an electrical problem by a single wire. this

we're following prz for you out of northeast baltimore. this is video of crews battling a fire at a house on greencrest road and frankfort avenue overnight. it turns out those flames have sparked up in the same house again. it's a two-alarm fire and crews are back on the scene right now. we are told no one was hurt, but it makes that two-alarm fire at the same house in just a matter of hours a difficult fire and a long night for firefighters. we have a crew on the scene and will bring you updated video as soon as it becomes available. >>> medical mistakes happy more often than you think. today on "katie," a doctor from johns hopkins tells you about the problems and how you can best protect yourself. >> today we're talking about medical mistakes. it's estimated that a foreign object is left inside a patient's body 39 times every week in this country. dr. peter progenvo is the doctor for patient safety and quality at johns hopkins medicine and the author of "safe patients, smart hospital." nice to see you, thanks for coming in. >> nice to be

. >> two people are dead after an overnight shooting in northeast baltimore. detectives were called to my pillar street just before midnight where they found a man lying in the street, shot in the head. they discovered, and also shot in a vehicle parked right of the street. police have no leads on a motive or a suspect, but anyone with information is urged to call city police. we are learning more tonight about a story we brought you last week. two people found dead in a burning car in west baltimore. police are identifying the victims aspects of lisa stricklen and taewon tuck. bar officials had initially listed the primary cause of death as smoke inhalation and possible burns from the fire. there is no word tonight on the suspect or motive. >> a teacher at bellaire county -- 34-year-old anthony farris is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16-roll student. he was taken into custody friday afternoon. investigators say he was working as a helper at the high school. he is currently free on $50,000 bond. >> thousands of demonstrators in baltimore city

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up through areas northeast of baltimore between baltimore and dc heavier pockets coming into montgomerynty especially along and east of 270. it is a raw morning. mid to upper 30s right now, pittsburgh 32. mid to upper 50sing we could get to is 60 a couple of spots south and southwest. let's talk with monika samtani. >> reporter: southbound i-95 after dale city there had been an accident now on the shoulder not causing any delays. but with the rain coming down there was a little bit of slipping and sliding going on. no issues to report on the north side. at least the roads are okay. they are just wet college park into civil splining and -- silver spring and bethesda. you can see lanes are open and traffic is moving well. heading in on 95 northbound no issues woodbridge into springfield. we'll look on the inbound side i-66, lens is wet but things are okay here. andrea and mike? >>> performances dominated the 55th annual grammy awards. some of the acts topping the charts actually wowed the crowd along with one major come back performance. >> some awards shows can really stink. this was not

we have a crash in northeast baltimore, on hartford road at 32nd street.ional pike, the outer loop will be cop congested. over to you. >>> the doctors is coming up next. >> thanks for joining us. our news starts at 4:30 in the morning. we will be there tomorrow morning. we hope you join us.

harbor tunnel throughway we are dealing with congestion in the area and another accident in northeast baltimoreton avenue. traveling on the jfx southbound lanes at 26 miles per hour at the beltway and here's the congestion on 695 here in parkville outer loop will be slow up to towson. now over to you. >>> all right thanks. we are out of time but will see you in 30 minutes nor another update on news weather and traffic. >> now back to new york for good morning america. be safe out there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> little music and the beads and the masks, it is mardi gras, fat tuesday. good morning, america. hope robin is enjoying it. seven days before returning. eight days, she'll come here. next wednesday. >> a week from tomorrow. >> seven full days of rest. next wednesday, back to work. great to have elizabeth vargas here. >> it's great to be here. >>> ahead, it was the dress that stole the grammys. carrie underwood's high-tech gown lit up in many ways. we're going to show you -- we got to thinking, how the heck did this work? here is a dress in our studio. it's all-white, as you can see.

baltimore is investigating an apparent murder-suicide in northeast baltimore.the 3900 block of kriski street. investigators found a man and a woman dead of gunshot weapons, but there is no word on who fired the shots. a small child was found unharmed at the scene but investigators and not sure how the child is related to the victims. >> let's bring you up-to-date. we are tracking a few problems. in terms of delays, it will take you about 14 minutes to travel through that stretch. 18 minutes from 795 down to edmondson. if you want to travel on security, a live pictures shows it is heavy at that point and continues towards the south side. we are looking at a back up on eastbound i-70. 25 miles per hour on average from marriottsville towards 29. slow from middletown to mount carmel. constitution road and 24 and harford county, watch for an accident. another one on southbound ritchie highway. tony has a check on your forecast. >> pretty quiet start for us. a bit of snow flurry activity out there. 26 in westminster. we will put wind chills in the teens. temperatures

northeast. going to baltimore, could be 1:00, 2:00 up that way but it's going to be a wet ride home. a slow ride home and some of the rain could be moderate to even locally heavy at times. so consider that. out west, a little bit of sleet and freezing rain in the higher elevations above a thousand feet. we have advisories there. here's your day planner. we start dry. clouds are already here. 41 by 11:00. some showers and we got the intermittent rain because south and west of d.c., even d.c., 1:00'ish would be raining. we're all going to be wet this afternoon with 44 by 3:00 and 45 at 5:00 with a high around 46 degrees. and increasing winds. wintry weather one part of the equation. look at all the advisories. that's an ice storm warning around elkins. they could get a third of an ink of freezing rain and that -- of an inch of freezing rain and that could cause power outages. watches and advisories from new york to pennsylvania. the warnings is a combination of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. big storm is actually coming out of kansas and oklahoma. i saw 21-inch snow totals in the texa

northeast maryland if you are headed up towards baltimore, white marsh up into bel air, aberdeen, somend moisture could bring another inch or two of snow north and east of baltimore. these temperatures critical but most of the region now just above the freezing mark. that is good news. 42 for us the wintry mix trancing tying light rain this afternoon. cold and breezy out there. winds really pick up. check out your winds gusting to 40 later tonight. light rain could transition back to a brief period of snow here in washington. there is your accu-weather seven-day. we'll bounce back near 50 by monday and tuesday of next week. warm temperatures on the way. that is weather. let's do some traffic and julie, she has got your roads. what's up? >> a lot of wet pavement no matter where you're traveling in from this morning. i had some problems along northbound 5 along the outer loop to the beltway. the accident activity has moved on since we last reported that. lanes are open but slow-moving traffic northbound on 5 trying to merge onto 459, 95, you will find the beltway as you travel through an

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baltimore. annapolis at 24. ijamsville at 22 this morning. 22 in northeast and centerville at 27 and good morning easton, you are at 25 degrees. we do have the wind though gusting now it's been reported 32-mile-an-hour wind gust in baltimore. 30 inn a -- in annapolis. and ijamsville coming in at 37. so this is what it foals like. it -- feels like it feels like 7 in parkton and 12 if ijamsville. sattelite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we will have high pressure build in this morning. just briefly because we look back off towards the west there, and we have a clipper that's going to move in and clip us with some light snow and a dusting to an inch going through tonight and also tomorrow. we will see more of the same. but this is what we look like heading through the abc2 most accurate planner. the high coming in at 32. and the 7p day forecast -- 7- dayforecast brings us rain by friday. let's check the traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: i don't think the know is going to keep anyone away from the parade for the ravens tomorrow. what a game last night. very, very awesome. if you are heading out right

route 50 through cheverly, we're looking good on the parkway coming in from baltimore, route 50 coming from annapolis to the northeast corridor. a live picture on the other side of town and the beltway at the american legion bridge looks good crossing the potomac river. >> thank you, monika. >>> it is 4:48. where you live could affect the chances of having allergies and asthma. a new study shows living in places closest to the equator can put you at an increased risk of developing allergies and asthma. people living near the equator have a higher exposure to uvb rays. researchers say this increase may be linked to vitamin d which could affect your immune system. >>> scientists at nyu have discovered genetic mutations linked to the relapse of the most common childhood cancer. doctors say they may be better able to identify which patients are more likely to suffer the relapse because of the new finding. >>> a new study suggests not all dairy products are equally good when it comes to bone strength. the study looked at more than 3,000 people and found milk and yogurt are associated with higher bone mineral density in th

baltimore. but accumulations are going to be confined to the very northeast corner like cecil county. much more on what we can expect, straight ahead. >>> right now let's go out to one of the maryland counties expected to see the worst of the snow that we may get in this area. >> it's all relative. we're not gonna get much. don't panic. christian schaffer is live in abington. >> reporter: i don't know if you saw the very end of my live shot at 5:30. the state troopers went screaming north on route 24. i can tell you that about a half hour ago, what they were responding to was a car crash, about two miles north of my location here in abington, where route 24 hits wheel road, before you get to bel air. we're told multiple vehicles involved in that crash. it's certainly possible that the wet roads played a role in that crash. state highway crews have not seen the need to be out salting the roads. they have been ready to do that all day. they've been posted along the highways, 95 and the other big highways and the interstates in the area. but they have not needed to deploy that salt. all

this is 95 from the northeast. 31 miles per hour on the west side. this is baltimore national pike. >> and some precipitation heading our way. >> by lunchtime we should see some rain develop. rain it had the this afternoon and this evening. a flood watch is in effect. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good day.

a few of our viewers, particularly north and east towards baltimore and northeast maryland, we may getnding of this storm system later tonight, bringing us additional light snow accumulations. there's your accuweather seven- day forecast, and get the storm out of here late tonight and tomorrow. want to mention the winds, will pick up later tonight, gusting out of the north and northwest at 40 miles per hour. get ready for a blustery night and tomorrow, and we'll warm it up a little bit by early next week. >> a lot going on. >> quite an active pattern. let's talk to julie wright. >> started off this morning with the wintry mix for folks traveling in from the south and west. now the wet pavement. all lanes are open, southbound along i-95 we had two separate accidents, both now cleared. delays however extending from newington, southbound to woodbridge. outer loop of the beltway very slow, leaving new hampshire avenue continuing to coalsville road. southbound new hampshire we had problems with the signs and signal light. i believe they have resolved situation as well. still going to find d

and we have a crash blocking within southbound lane at 272 up in the northeast and one in downtown baltimorend here's a live look at delays. at liberty will it take you an extra 16 minutes down to 70. >>> more news, weather and traffic coming in a half hour. till then, more "good morning america." be safe on the roads. ♪ i'm on top of the world, hey i'm on top of the world, hey ♪ >>> wow, good morning, america. >> hello, everyone, out there in times square. the wane reign is coming down. we have smiles on our faces because we know robin roberts is coming back to "gma." wednesday, february 20th. lara on assignment this morning. great to have elizabeth vargas and rachel smith both here. >> great to be here. >>> the lovely katherine heigl is going to join us. she's a mother of two. she and her husband share their home with, get this, seven dogs and three cats as well as a baby. she'll be here to talk about a new line of pet products. i'm saying this as i'm looking, sorry, i can't get over. can we take a shot of chauncey? look that. it's a walking shag rug. any way, we'll tell you all about chau

baltimore. we should be at 24-25. kent island 31. westminster 29 degrees. northeast of that 30. goldsboro 31, easton 36. i will have the parade forecast coming up and how you will need to dress. we are going to be dealing with chilly temperatures in the forecast. that's coming up. back over to meagan and charlie. >>> the boy who was held hostage in a bunker in alabama is free. >> details coming up on how authorities were able to rescue the 5 year old to end this almost week long stand off. >>> a man accused of killing felecia barns could learn his fate. we will have the latest on the on going murder trial. >> everything is up to speed on 83. i will let you know how the victory parade will affect your >>> a boy is waking up with his family after held hostage for a week. >> investigators say their work is far from over, his captor is dead. >> reporter: fife year old e than is doing well, freed from an under ground bunker in alabama, where he was held for nearly a week. >> he is laughing, joking, playing, eating. the things you would expect a normal fife to six year old young man to do. >> reporter: that's

northeast winds at 5. these are pretty quiet conditions. this storm system will be mostly a rainmaker for baltimore. north of us, snow starts to filter into the picture. it is a coastal and it will remove it up the coast later today. >> 4:57. 34 degrees at the airport. >> team coverage of the storm system. >> salting operations already under way. monitoring the road temperatures. a live report is next. >> heavy snow is on the way. >> we are keeping a close eye on the area roads

it will do something which won't mean it's as much of a concern for baltimore as the other parts of mid atlantic and northeast. you can see with the concentration of the rain snow mix pushed to the east of the bay by and large. it is still this mix of snow and rain to the south of us. temperatures are above freezing just a few hundred feet above freezing. the snowflakes can make it to the ground in many cases before they melt. what happens when this storm gets out to see the details on the coastal storm coming up in a few minutes. >> with all of the talk about meteors and astroids they saw a fireball scream through the sky on friday night. nbc news has not confirmed the authenticity of the video it has descriptions of several witnesses the fireball appeared to be headed straight to the ground it will set it in bluish in color others say bright green turned to a yellow. one says it may be a sporadic meteor it streaks over the ocean away from human eyes. >> meantime a meteorite exploded over russia yesterday injuring thousands of hours later a 150-foot bus tour moved safely back here. the fly by for a rock in s

northeast. as we know, toure is stuck in baltimore today. it's not to celebrate the ravens big super bowl win.e is stuck there because flights in and out of new york are halted. rehema ellis is at laguardia in queens and what do you have for us, rehema? >> reporter: not so busy right now. in fact, take a look around me. this is how the bliz ard is affecting one of the busiest airports in the country. follow me here to the monitor everybody checks on. everything in yellow, that's the color of the day. canceled all the way down. a lucky group of people now boarding. they might be one of the last flights out of laguardia. more than 3,000 flights canceled across the country. greater new york area. and the flights are going to be canceled tomorrow, as well. the airlines have tried to get ahead of the storm and they have also said to passengers, do the same. they have waved the fee that cancelation fee to make it easier and also less expensive for passengers to change their plans and at this point it is not much else will be flying out of this airport for the rest of the day. tomorrow, they say they

baltimore, and 270 in from frederick. this time we'll take it over to route 50, are looking good. northeast eastern avenue is closed because of a house fire. >>> there is now a $1 million reward for information leading to the capture of christopher dorner. he is a los angeles police officer who was fired and is now accused of killing three people last week. officers have been scouring the area near the spot where they found his burned out pickup truck. >>> pepco sent 150 crews to new jersey and southern new england. they are helping with downed power lines. minuteian power is sending 250 crews,. >>> new england is far from alone. authorities have issued a no travel advisory for parts of north dakota. heavy snow makes visibility near zero. >>> this morning dan hour bach of the black keys has four new grammys. >> reporter: mumford and sons took home album of the year at the grammy awards. >> we are grateful for all of this country and the grammy foundation. >> reporter: but it was a night for fun. the trio sang as it rained on stage and won best new artist and song of the year. >> i just reme

baltimore. annapolis coming in at 33 degrees. we are at 31 in norrisville the northeastdsboro good morning to you. let's go back over to the graphics and i will show you what's going on as we right now close to home we are not dealing with wet weather but plenty of cloud cover. and this will soon change because we look at abc2 most being ary future trend and wet weather will move in. so around 8 this morning, still away from us. but, it goes into motion and that's when we will see change in the forecast by early afternoon. we could start out with a little bit of sleet mixing in with the rain. don't be surprised if that happens but the heavier rain comes tonight and we are talking about maybe up to 2 inches of rain across the area. you can see that with the future rainfall totals. and this does not look good. so flooding shall a. flood watch is in effect this afternoon through the evening. this is what you can expect as you go through today. temperatures at 45. 50 by thursday and windy conditions as we head into the weekend. let's check the abc2 time saver traffic with la

baltimore. an update there. centreville more of the same. 25 in galena and good morning northeast 28 and more of the same in belning. satellite and radar, you can see the clouds out here. we do have them increasing throughout the day. and also we're dealing with patchy fog. now you see me walk to the other side. now look what we have. yes, we are dealing with two storm systems and this is what's going to happen as we go through tonight into tomorrow. we are looking for these systems to phase together. and areas of low pressure will develop. and along the carolina coast and ride up towards the northeast. for us, bringing us some rain across the area. but on the onset of this system, it will start out as a wintry mix. but the further to the north you go, i'm talking about new england, they're dealing with blizzard conditions, up to about 2 feet of snow across that area. for today, temperature coming in at 40 degrees. easterly breeze going to keep the temperatures down. tonight though that's the bigger story. 34 degrees. late showers with rain and then that's when that may mix in and that will continue early tomor

northeast and another storm arrives in the northwest. >>> in sports they celebrated its champions on tuesday. thousands of baltimorefans packed the town square. the ravens paraded through downtown baltimore in military vehicles and were met by more than 70,000 supporters at m&t bank stadium. retired linebacker ray lewis came out of the tunnel one last time holding the lombardi trophy. authorities say about 100,000 fans took part in the celebration. >>> in baseball, allegations of performance-enhancing drug use are swirling around former mvp ryan braun once again. yahoo! sports reports braun's name appears from a clinic that allegedly supplied rodriguez with p.e.d.s. braun says he used the person who ran the clinic as a consultant while fighting a drug suspension last year. the brewers' star maintained his innocence in that case and had the suspension overturned. >>> well, the 2014 winter olympics begin in a year and a day and american skier lindsey vonn is going to need just about all that time to rehab from a horrific leg injury. vonn suffered two torn knee lig ligaments and a fractured leg when she crashed yester

northeast. in maryland, floods reportedly killed one person at a homeless camp. outside baltimorerced officials to release water from dams and ordered residents there to evacuate. nashville, a tree fell on storage shed killing a man in there. central part of tennessee, tornado overturned vehicles and ripped apart houses. in georgia, emergency officials say a twister cut a 16-mile path right through town. we have this from georgia where another person died. georgia got hit mighty hard. >> adairsville was really hammered by the storm. it roared through wednesday about 11:00 a.m. a lot of people in the small town were not prepared for it. i have walked the streets for two days. just unspeakable damage. we have seen cars that were tossed. houses that were leveled. lots of people displaced and a lot of damage here. initially they thought it was a two-and-a-half mile path. you said they are looking at 16 miles incredible amount of destruction here. 95 structures have been effected by the storm. we are told one person killed. unfortunately he was sleeping at the time when a tree came dow

baltimore. why aut >>> wjz first warning weather continues to follow the crippling weather in the northeast.reved up in our area for the annual event showsing best cars on the road. >> more on a new trend that's putting fans behind the wheel. >> there are more than 300 cars to see at the convention center. this year the auto makers have upped the number of fuel efficient and electric cars they're showing. >> as the 2013 motor trend international auto show rolls into baltimore thousands of buyers are racing downtown. >> i can look at lots of cars at one time. >> when it comes to must haves fuel efficiency is a top priority. >> everything comes down to money. i don't care what it is. >> with so many buyers looking to get the most for the gallon, this year auto makers are putting more gas friendly cars on the floor. >> it seems like the people so far are gravitating towards what's going to give them the best fuel economy. >> saving on gas also means saving the environment and that has some shoppers looking to plug into a new trend. >> there's no question the hybrids have become a big part of th

fly out of bwi to the northeast or upper midwest, the great lake states today you should check your flight status. many of those flights have already been canceled. >>> five baltimorefighters hurt while battling is fire at a local lumber company are still recovering. meghan mccorkell has the story. >> good morning. the fire department re leased dramatic 911 calls and emergency radio transmission as they battled flames to save their fellow firefighters. >> a fire in a building on pennsylvania and franklin street. >> as a fire emerges at penn lumber calls pour into 911. >> smoke is coming out the windows. >> engine 6 engine 16, 3 response. >> more than 100 firefighters rushed to fight the flames. the building quickly becomes unstable. >> all units evacuate the building at this time. >> seconds later another warning. >> evacuate the building. evacuate the build ing ing. >> for five firefighters it's too late, the walling come tumbling down around him. witnesses say fellow firefighters would stop at nothing to get to them. >> they told you your hurt. he said my bud dy is in there. >> wjz was there as the trapped rescue workers were ers pulled ed workers -- workers were

seeing snow totals maybe about 2 to 4 inches in northeast the frgt to the north and east you g so we are talking about harford and cecil county and around baltimore, 2 to 3 inches is a possibility and the further to the south you go maybe 1 inch but again we are talking about that rain snow line. maryland is always on the rain snow line. so depending on where it is further to the north that is where we are going to be dealing with the heavier snowfall totals and if it comes further south, maybe 3 or 4 we will keep our eyes pinned on that. but for today, this is what we expect. again rain by 3:00 and then it switches all over to snow as we go into friday. don't forget the wendy conditions. we will have wind gusts up to 40. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with a wintery mix in frederick. if you are heading out to interstate 70, you want to be extra careful. there are going to be slick conditions. and as lynette mentioned, we are dealing with changes. so this rain that we are dealing with across the region will likely change overto snow. this is the beltway in pikesville

baltimore. >> there could be ponding on the roads. the rain is coming down. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. still moving well on the entire beltway. the beltway northeast down to the fort mchenry. running smoothly in the white marsh area. 49 on 195. building volume in the southbound inat 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the mayor will deliver the state of the city address this afternoon. she will announce some big budget cuts. >> kim dacey has a preview. >> there was a report that the city will be bankrupt in 10 years in changes are not made. the report indicates if nothing is done to the budget, baltimore will be in financial ruin by 2022. the continuation of current policies and health care benefits, the city will be more ole. $2 billion in the h the numbers are concerning. the city cannot tax its way out. property and income tax rates are already the highest in the state. pension reform is the big elephant in the room. >> the mayor will have to make some cuts and decisions that will prove to be unpopular in the short run. >> the mayor is expected to address the specific cu

baltimore. now we see widespread low 40s. even in hagerstown we're at 36 degrees. don't get me wrong. temperatures will continue to fall on a northeast north wind. as we continue to see the winter showers drag down cold air from aloft all of this adding up to a night where we see winter showers but perhaps gaining to -- beginning to stick. for more on the conditions, head out to meteorologist mike masco. mike, you're standing by. >> i would say it's about a 70/30 with 70% falling in the form of rain. you have gropple or sleet. it's wet, not white. that's good us in for the evening rush. we'll droll with slick roadways. that wind map you showed us is telling. all day long it's been an east wind. now we're seeing a northeast wind. look at man clefter, 39 degrees. most of these temperatures in the 40s. high aloft, that's where we're seeing the snow falling. it's getting through the shallow layer of warm air. we expect this storm to have a burst of some snow after 8:00, especially to the north and east. cecil county you will be talking about an inch or so. then it's out of here as we go into the midnight hour going into tomorrow morning.

for northeast maryland if you are watching cecil, across through northern hartford, those areas could get that two to three inch range north and east of baltimore. for baltimore maybe, may a one inch plus range early into the morning of saturday and keep in mind this cutoff is sharp. right on the state line. it's possible it could be further south. we could see that band shift north and we could get just a coating to an inch around here. it could swing either way. we will have more as the night wears on and tomorrow morning. tonight 34, tomorrow we are talking about heavy rain. windy conditions, tomorrow night things change back over to snow and we could see the accumulations, especially for north and areas north and east of baltimore. as we look into the seven day period things will clear out rapidly ending a snow shower and looks like we will moderate nicely sunday into monday with rain due in on monday mainly just a rain event. huge storm for new england. big storm for new york, and for the northeast, couple inches of snow very possible with us. keep an eye out. >> thank you. >> sure. >> we have good news from our friends at good morning ame

baltimore and out west of town, good visibility where the warmer air is moving in. we have showers yesterday where earlier this morning they are now pushing across the northeast. bad news because they have snow covered roofs and stuff and this will get real heavy. a couple of sunny breaks in parts of the west virginia panhandlal. cumberland is 50. off to the south, almost 50 now at the airport, annapolis 51, 44 with lots of cloud and some fog still in washington. feeling like 3, south winds at 9 trying to scoop out all the cold air left at the surface. i want to tell everybody out west, wind advisory tonight until tomorrow morning, gusts 45 to 55 in the mountains in western virginia as well. west is pretty quiet, we have a big storm really big one up in the great lakes. the snow is there, this is helping to drive those winds for tonight. also push the showers through this morning. all the rain going back to texas low pressure going to form on that. we'll be north of it tomorrow, breezy tomorrow highs in the low 50s. then as we head into wednesday, this is when we see perhaps sun early in the day, clouds are going to increase by noon. notice the rain in southea

northeast is bracing for a lot more than a few snowflakes. what will they get this time one week after being slammed by that record storm? the reports about with the girlfriend of oscar pistorius >> baltimore democrats are one step closer to finish harrison's term representing the 45th district in the house of delegates. she is the longest serving delegate in the house and was the first-ever american woman ever to cherry legislative committee in maryland. the nomination will go before the full committee on wednesday. alembic and para olympic athlete oscar petraeus remains behind bars at a south african police station charged with the murder of his girlfriend and his expected to appear at a bail hearing next week. today, he received a visitor. we have more from south africa. >> oscar is getting some visitors today including family members and a preacher who said he had been crying a lot. >> he was only crying. >> this reality show aired, for many, painful to watch featuring someone so young and happy living her dream who is now gone. sources saying she had been shot to the bathroom door of the home. there are lots of reports circulating and many details are unconfirmed. some newspapers are

baltimore. overcast skies and freeze with a high temperature 8 degrees below average. suppose to be 43 degrees this time of year. tonight, scattered flurries and snow showers tracking southwest to northeast. fleet reported in woodlawn as the snow showers track on through. you could get a heavy airburst that could "the ground in spots but it looks to be diminishing in the past couple of hours. temperatures are above freezing. just above the freezing point when the snow showers fall into that limits the out of probably could create. as a bit chillier, if there are any additional showers tracking through, you could have a slick spot. sells very was up to 50 degrees. it is possible as the flurries moved through, a little bit of a light coating could accumulate. clearing's should occur and a good deal of sunshine in the computer models. testing near the pennsylvania line and parts of central pennsylvania with an inch or two picking up an additional accumulation. flurries and snow shovelers is how we will sum it up. this seems to be the last in a series of low pressure tracking through the mid-atlantic tonight. once it and its mirror low moves up toward new england, that should be the last one

baltimore. we're at 28 in annapolis right now. manchester good morning to you, you're at 24. 25 in bel air and 28 northeast. goldsboro at 24 degrees right now. and cambridge coming in at 31. reduced visibility will be an issue in some spots this morning. 7 in frederick and 5 in york. give yourself enough time on the roadways. back over to megan and charlie. >>> starting today you can get a closer look at some of the world's newest and hottest cars. >> i'm linda so live at the baltimore convention center. you are going to love what we're about to see you. all the latest from greatest on the road coming up. >> no more turdays, that's what the postal service is now putting in place trying to save money. when this policy will take effect and how it could affect you. >> well, megan and charlie everything is up to speed here on 97 at route 100. i'll let you know what traffic looks like on 95, 83 and 695 all coming up on "good morning maryland." and you are taking a live look at new york city. times square. great way to start the day. stay with us. there's much more coming up next. >>> in the world's largest auto

northeast. people are still digging out. the storm dumped more than 2 feet of snow in the baltimore area, breaking the record from 2003. the storm being blamed for the death of an 11-year-old boy in massachusetts, who died from carbon monoxide poisoning while sitting in his father's car. the exhaust was still covered by snow causing the gas to leak inside the car. >>> in connecticut, some towns have more than 30 inches of snow. five deaths being blamed on the snow, including a 73-year-old man who collapsed while shoveling. about 400,000 homes and businesses remain without power this morning. >>> in new york, the storm created quite a mess for drivers on the long island expressway, where cars were stranded for hours. long island saw about 2 and a half feet of snow and early this morning more than 4,000 people still in the dark. new york city, mayor bloomberg praised snow crews and first responders. new york city area airports reopened yesterday and some train service between new york and boston is expected to resume today. >>> the d.c. area lucked out with this storm, scraping by with only some of us seeing a few inches

baltimore, but mother nature had other plans for people to the north and south. >> we head to alabama where tornado leanup is underway. >> reporter: grinding back into action, millions of people in the northeast are trying get back to work. drives needed an extra push and commuters extra time. >> we took the train 2 hours earlier. >> reporter: travel bans are still in place and school is still canceled in places where the weather dumped 3 feet of snow. >> two degrees down across the street, one of them definitely hanging in the power lines. >> reporter: in boston, an 11- year-old boy died after jumping into his father's car to warm up. >> the father was screaming he's not breathing. >> reporter: the exhaust pipe was blocked with snow, pushing deadly carbon monoxide into the car. one woman spent 12 hours in her car, not knowing if she would make it out alive. >> i wrote letters to my children and my family. >> reporter: and now snow and icy temperatures and rain threat ton collapse roofs. >> light snow on roofs is a hazard, but snow that's become rained on is heavier. >> reporter: to the south, reports of at least 15 tornadoes, this one tearing through a college town in mississippi. >> reporte