notingham 28 degrees. not dealing with the winds, so what you are feeling is what you are getting this morning, no windchill. winds northwest. they will be switching around to the southwest as we go through the afternoon. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning, how are the roads? >> good morning, the roads are looking great. no accidents on the interstates or the secondary. for those of you heading out, should be a great start to your tuesday morning with the drive out this morning. looking good as we mentiond with no incidents to report. let's get a live look at some of the traffic flow for those of you traveling through the city on one of the interstates, 895, north of charles street. southbound, few cars joining the drive as you head out this morning. still moving at good pace around the beltway. this is wilkins avenue now, traveling through the catonsville region, all lanes open and moving well for you on 695 at wilkins avenue. 695 on the west side looking good between i-70, and 95

millersville 25 degrees, more of the same mount airy, notingham, as we go through the day, temperaturesng up too much. we will take it. we will get sunshine mixing with the couple of clouds. temperature around 47 degrees. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >>> good morning, doing okay, we are following a couple of incidents, essex, slowing down, an accident reported on back river neck and bay avenue. couple of stalled cars tracking attention out there. west side of 695, baltimore national pike and southbound i- 97, at generals highway. a stalled car there, causing northbound rubber necking. if you are travelingics 95, not bad

daniel notingham, wjz eye witness news. >>> the congressman from texas who is in this race, ron paulx campaigning in kansas today. he is jet to win a contest states give him the best chance to pick up delegates. >>> breaking news in east baltimore, sky chopper 13 over the scene of a bus accident. >> reporter: westbound fayette, west of hiland avenue in east baltimore, two vehicle collision involving an mta bus and a car, the car was coming out of the gas station and collided with the bus. it is not determined how many people on the bus are injured. there are several people injured inside the car, it is paramedics are on the scene. hiland avenue, westbound or correction, westbound fayette street, west of hiland avenue is closed as the city fire department and police department continue their investigation in to that evacuation of victims. >>> frustrations for early tax filers the governor says there will be a delay in getting your refunds. glitches in the computer system is causing the problem. payments maybe delayed for weeks. the system was changed over to better combat identity the

daniel notingham reports for wjz. they are campaigning ahead of caucuses saturday and pair of southern primaries next week. >> reporter: mitt romney trying to get southern voters to warm up to him. campaigning in jackson, mississippi, romney worked to sell himself as the candidate who can beat president obama. >> more jobs, less debt, smaller government. that's what we want. that is not what we got. >> reporter: newt gingrich is at ease in the south. he spent the day in mississippi, promoting his plan to get gas prices down to $2.50 a gallon. >> i don't care how much money barack obama raises for his campaign, if every american drives up to a gas station and every american sees the obama praise of gas it's going tow race the advertising. >> reporter: that message could be working. newt gingrich on top of a new mississippi poll, but rival rick santorum is making a play for the same voters. santorum is hoping to convince southern republicans especially evangelicals that a vote for him tuesday would narrow the race. we g

remains to turn the country's security over the afghan forces in 2014 at the white house danielle notinghamwjz eyewitness news. >> cbs news learned the soldier in custody was on his first tour in afghanistan but served several times in iraq. >> penn state university trustee still under fire how it handled the sex abuse scandal involving a former football coach, released a timeline, mary. >> vic the board of trustees is responding to continuing criticism from alumna and students about the firing of legendary coach joe paterno they said he should have done more after being told former assistant coach jerry sandusky was allegedly abusing children it says he was fired over the phone because of the massive media presence at his house making it impossible for a face to face meeting, sandusky is accused of abusing 10 boys over a is a year period -- 15 year period he denies the allegations. >> paterno died in january a few months after being fired. >> the spotlight in campaign 2012 turns to alabama andmississippi which hold their primaries tomorrow the candidates are each looking for victories. [ a

at the supreme court, danielle notingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> justice kennedy has offered the swing vote on cases that divide the court. today, he said it would, quote, change the relationship between the government and its citizens. >>> time now for a quick look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. more on the new superintendent of schools. >>> gourmet twist on an easter favorite. the deviled egg. >>> and sharing thoughts from the nfl owner's meeting on what the team need toss improve. for -- needs to improve. for these stories and more, read the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> building up owings mills. three new projects in the baltimore county area, promise shopping and jobs. andrea fujii tells us about plans just revealed for the solo cup factory. >> reporter: sitting on prime real estate, developers have big plans for what used to be the solo cup factory. >> it'sleit's really kind of an eye sore. it's located in the main retail corridor of owings mills. >> reporter: within the next few years, this will be a 52- acre shopping facility, cal

danielle notingham has the latest for wjz from ohio. ♪ [ music ] >>> mitt romney firedip supporters inton, ohio. he took the stage to make the case for why they should get out and vote for him on tuesday. >> if you think this campaign against president obama is going to be about the economy and jobs and government being too big, then i'm the guy you need to nominate. >> reporter: romney will spend the entire day, campaigning in ohio. and so will rick santorum. polls show the two neck and neck here, heading into super tuesday's most critical contest. >> i come to the people of ohio. as a candidate, who shouldn't be here. shouldn't be here. if you looked at any political expert. and you look at the money that's been spent. >> reporter: santorum will watch the returns in stubenville. but if he wins here, he won't capture the area's delegates. his campaign failed to submit the required paperwork in some ohio districts. >> reporter: jim emerling will still support santorum. he's a small, owner in stubenville. >> he stands for a lot of causes that i believe in. and he's in pennsylvania, whic