deshaun thomas had 25 for ohio state.uckeyes surged ahead at halftime, then the badgers cut into the league and jared berggren hit a three with under five minutes to go, then scott and others got on the loose, stole the ball, got the lay-up and what a way, winning it 58-49 as we welcome you back to the kohl center. 14-6 our score. there were no free throws in that game. very cleanly played. and now, on ohio state has countered after that 8-0 run by bringing in shannon scott, who really frees up aaron craft a little in the backcourt and laquinton ross is another guy that you anticipate that has to play big, and aaron ravenel also has come on to the floor for the ohio state buckeyes, so the question becomes how much of a factor can sam thompson be in a game like this? because from an offensive standpoint he can be limited when forced into a halfcourt game, and we've got a stoppage in play dealing with -- they were looking at a three-point shot opportunity and then also a clock situation. these were previous baskets that wer

this is how you play against ohio state.isconsin, you have to play at their pace. let's get you right to the scoreboard starting with big ten action. michigan-penn state. penn state only b.c.s. program without a win in conference play. walk in the park, right? >> seth: you would think for michigan how they have been struggling, they lose three of the last four, got embarrassed at michigan state, got a winless team in your conference, on your own home floor, beat them by 20 or 30, if you feel like you're a national championship contender, not competing with a lot of energy, starting to pull away, tim hardaway with a pretty reversal. penn state still within contact distance. >> doug: glenn robinson iii has had a disappearing act the last couple of weeks. >> doug: one last time, the big east. immediately following basketball, we'll have live coverage of the final round of the northern trust open. jim nantz with an update. >> jim: another sunny day at beautiful riviera, and the final round of the northern trust open. bill haas,

think about ohio. when you leave ohio, you say to people, "what do they do in ohio?" well, you know, they're all manufacturing. well, we love manufacturing or agriculture, we love farming, but jobsohio has led us begin to think about things like bio- health, automotive, advanced manufacturing, polymers and chemicals, financial services -- number two in property and casualty in the country. there's nothing that's happening more exciting than in the area of it. aerospace, where we're now beginning to work in the dayton area thinking about being able to fly unmanned vehicles. in the area of agribusiness and, of course, energy, which has us all excited, and logistics. you see, if you have many different areas that you target, when one part of the economy goes down, it doesn't mean it sinks your state. and so jobsohio has been able to work to diversify us and it's clearly working. and now that we're funded, we think we're even going to get more out of jobs ohio than we've seen so far. we also moved directly in the direction of common sense regulations. mary taylor -- mary,

think about ohio when you leave ohio. you say to people, what do they do in ohio?ell, you know, they're all manufacturing. well, we love manufacturing, agriculture, we love farming, but jobs ohio has led us to think about things like biohealth, automotive, advanced manufacturing, polymers and chemicals, financial services, number two in property and casualty in the country, i.t.. there's nothing that's happening more exciting than in the area of i.t. aerospace where we're now beginning to work thinking about flying unmanned vehicles. in the area of agribusiness and, of course, energy which has us all excited. and logistics. you see, if you have many different areas that you target, when one part of the economy goes down, it doesn't mean it sinks your state. and so job ohio has been able to work to diversify us, and it's clearly working. and now that we're funded, we think we're even going to get more to -- more out of jobs ohio than we've seen so far. we also move inside the direction of common sense -- mary taylor, stand up, the lieutenant governor of ohio. [appla

ohio state has to be aggressive. they can't look to milk this clock. they want to execute and try to get something earlier in the shot clock. try to put pressure on michigan state defense by attacking. >> kevin: craft, again, doing it all game long. diving for two, 18 for the game. >> clark: love it. >> kevin: appling the other way, knocked away by craft. and a reach-in. and a buckeye foul. >> clark: i really love this action by ohio state. not interested in trying to milk the clock. ravenel does a nice job holding off dawson who couldn't turn it. then craft, a little overzealous here. he got the ball with his right hand but a lot of body and reach-in with the left. easy call for the official. and that's where craft's eagerness and intensity has to be tempered. game clock situation, you don't want to give up free throws. that's exactly what michigan state wants. opportunities to score with the clock stopped. >> kevin: craft, picks up his second personal foul. three-point game. appling, at the line. knocked in his first free-throw. remember he struggled

ohio state has to be aggressive. they can't look to milk this clock. they want to execute and try to get something earlier in the shot clock. try to put pressure on michigan state defense by attacking. >> kevin: craft, again, doing it all game long. diving for two, 18 for the game. >> clark: love it. >> kevin: appling the other way, knocked away by craft. and a reach-in. and a buckeye foul. >> clark: i really love this action by ohio state. not interested in trying to milk the clock. ravenel does a nice job holding off dawson who couldn't turn it. then craft, a little overzealous here. he got the ball with his right hand but a lot of body and reach-in with the left. easy call for the official. and that's where craft's eagerness and intensity has to be tempered. game clock situation, you don't want to give up free throws. that's exactly what michigan state wants. opportunities to score with the clock stopped. >> kevin: craft, picks up his second personal foul. three-point game. appling, at the line. knocked in his first free-throw. remember he struggled

the story of a 16-year-old ohio steubenville, ohio, girl who was allegedly assaulted by two high schools. with us is ana kasparian. >> the 16-year-old girl was allegedly raped back in august of 2012. the case in steubenville, ohio, got very little attention. but thanks to the anonymous it was leaked and people started focusing on the story as it should have been from the beginning. good morning america talked about with what happened last august. let's take a look. >> angry protesters are demanding justice for a 16-year-old teen who was allegedly sexually assaulted in august by two high school football stars. this video was leaked by the internet activist anonymous. >> she's deader than a door nail. >> it appears to show teenagers who were joking about the alleged assault. another photo circulated reportedly shows two of the accused men carrying the alleged unconscience victim. social media is ablaze with angry comment accusing police and local government of slowing down the investigation to protect the high school's beloved football program. >> now the two accused men's are trent maze

and jobs ohio, too. who would've ever thought that at the beginning of jobs ohio, that jobs ohio, too, would receive bipartisan support. and energy t go when we put the regulations in place. sean o'brien, i got a call, o'brien was always amend its. i said given to them. let's pass the darn thing and we got the best roles and relations in the country on fracking. you know, we've got to look for ways to work together. if we do, we can reduce poverty, give opportunity, we can go jobs, we can educate our children. and you know the great thing is, when they find out about ohio, when they can and they spend the weekend, they start thinking about moving him. and it's because we did it right. if we unite and we stay together, nothing, but nothing can stop us from becoming the greatest state in the greatest country in the world. god bless you, god bless ohio, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> live pictures from georgetown university law center. they'

so this is going to be felt throughout ohio. and we are a state that's crawling its way forward to recover. we don't need more job loss or underinvestment in states like ohio. >> yeah. senator rand paul says local law enforcement won't be affected by these cuts. keith, you want to answer that? >> that's absolutely not true. in the state of minnesota, several law enforcement programs, people who protect our streets, people who run to the crisis when the rest of us are run ago way from it are going to see cuts and possibly layoffs. the fact of the matter is this is the most irresponsible legislative action i've ever seen, and i believe that the american people are going to get firsthand experience as to what senator paul's philosophy really does mean. shrinking government down, cutting government down, government's the problem. we're going to find out sadly how wrong he really is. >> well, these tax loopholes that we're talking about, we're talking about oil and gas. we're talking about big agro business. >> yachts and jets. >> wh

we begin with the plight of wilmington, ohio. when president spoke of "the winter of our hardship" in his inaugural address of 2009, no one understood it better than the people in wilmington. they were in the grip of a brutal series of layoffs at dhl, the air shipping company, at a time when claims for unemployment benefits in the u.s. were the highest in nearly 30 years. in december 2008, just before all the speeches and parties of inauguration day, scott pelley headed to ohio to find out what questions the families in wilmington were asking. >> are we going to lose our home? you know, are we going to be able to pay our property taxes? what are we're gonna do for insurance? what are we're gonna do for food? you know, and these are questions that you'd never think that you'd ask yourself, you know. and now they're discussions in the home. >> bear hug, big. >> [grunting] i love you, buddy. >> mike o'machearley is losing the job that helps support four children and a grandson. they always say that god closes a door, he opens anothe

michigan, indiana, ohio state. this is michigan and ohio state., ind und won their game over the weekend. this is ohio state. the shot was blocked. that was to put ohio state ahead. look at the block. but there was a foul on the play. it wasn't just a foul either. that was horrible. okay. so here's the deal. he needs two shots to go up by three. he hits the two. this is the point guard. racing down the court. is that a foul? you look at it. no call. did get a little bit of ball. a little body, too, if you look down below. no good. doesn't look like -- i don't know, that's a tough call. a little bit of contact. michigan goes on to win despite a lot of angry ohio state fans. now to a troubling story. lindsey vaughn chances of 2014 winter olympics are in serious doubt after a frightening fall in austria. she suffered two torn knee lig aamoun -- ligaments and a broken bone in her leg. she had to be airlifted after the crash. look at that right leg. we don't need to see that again. the u.s. team actually sent us a statement. they fully expect vaughn ba

the governor of ohio is going to join us next up. free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. don't forget, lower marginal tax rates across the board. all right? if you can't deal with reagan, think john f. kennedy, who launched a budget during the 1960s. why would you raise taxes now? i'm kudlow. we'll be right back. >>> ohio republican government john kasich in the news these days. conservatives are heaping praise over his tax cuts but some don't like him taking expanded medicaid money from obama. conservatives, some of them, don't have any nice to say about john kasich at all. more or less you have 20% income tax cut across the board, joining a whole bunch of republican governors across the country who are leading the way while washington is raising taxes. the liberals of course i was reading the "columbus dispatch" and what not, they were saying tax cuts for the rich, that's all you're doing. >> larry, in addition to lowering the income tax so everybody doesn't scoot out of ohio, we're also providing a 50% tax cut for

ohio congressman jim jordan said back in october, quote, i would say the only thing that's worse thanutting national defense is not having any scheduled cuts in place at all. louisiana congressman steve scalise told "dow jones business news," quote, the consensus is we want the sequester numbers to come in and finally reduce spending in washington. south carolina congressman mike mulvaney said we want to keep the sequester in place and take the cuts we can get. georgia congressman paul broun, i want to see it go into place. and rand paul in his tea party response to the state of the union said, not only should the sequester stand, many pundits say the sequester really needs to be at least $4 trillion to avoid another downgrade on america's credit rating. there you have a lot of people on the record, michael, on the republican side saying they want the sequester. i'm curious why you contend this is not a partisan issue. >> because it isn't, chris. chris, it passed on a bipartisan vote. so unless you're telling me that those democrats, including those in the white house who supported --

the ohio antislavery society was founded in zanesville, ohio, in 1835. my home state has played a rich role in american history. so, too, have so many ohioans. every new u.s. passport includes the words of a formerly enslaved oberlin college graduate, dr. julian cooper. she wrote -- it's on your passport if you hold one -- the cause of a race is not a party or a class. it's the cause of humankind, the very birthright of humanity. in yellow springs, ohio, a young music student at antioch college, coretta scott, would work alongside her husband, dr. martin luther king, for social and economic justice in our country. former wilburforce university student was the lead strategist in a 1963 march on washington for jobs and freedom. the only living american with a nobel prize in literature, toni morrison was born and raised in lorain, ohio. today in classrooms and communities across the state and across the nation the next generation of americans in my state the next generation of ohioans is starting to make its mark on american history. madam president, i ask

growing up in ohio... ok, so this is a couple of years ago, you're growing up in ohio. you're born there, from indian parents, and they looked at your name and what did they do? >> they often asked if there was anything else they could call us, and my... one of the ways that my family, my parents, thought of coming back against this was when these telemarketers called and asked us, you know, to spell our name. someone gave us the idea of spelling each letter using a disease, so we'd say, "g for gastroenteritis," "i for intestinal disorder," and people stopped calling. so that's one of the advantages of a very... of a very difficult name. >> hinojosa: well, it's interesting, because your name is one way to enter into this conversation only because, you know, it is an interesting name. but in fact, right now in the united states of america, your name, anand giridharadas, is kind of normal almost, right? >> the president's name is barack hussein obama, so, uh, anything goes now with names. >> hinojosa: you

let's get a little look at this, please, if we can. >> do you believe that ohio has been settled?no, i don't. it may be that barack obama wins the state, but it seems to me that, you know, you got a lot of votes yet to cast. >> you tell me whether you stand by your call on ohio given the doubts karl rove called. >> we're quite comfortable with the call in ohio. >> he have megan kelly winning her polk award basically because of him. >> he wasn't the only one. almost every conservative, including me, thought we were going to win this election and we were all surprised when -- >> did you go in and question the returns? did you question the analysis of the returns like did he. >> i didn't but i didn't have the data 37. >> did he? >> karl rove is a smart guy. i usually -- i think -- >> did he think he could bully them out of their prediction? >> i thought he was stunned. i think we were all stunned and then you know what -- juneau the guy personally. i thought he went into the room thinking he could talk the analysts out of the results. his willpower would somehow overwhelm them. megan

i was in ohio, akron, ohio, the friday before the elections. i can tell you the secretary of state out there was doing all kinds of things to the dilute the impact of black voters. in precincts, they were folding, voting precincts, multiple voting precincts into one voting place, thereby creating pressure on the system that will cause long lines to form. and you know people will be discouraged. other people will have to give up, not being able to take care of their children. i talked to people in south carolina who went back home because they could not afford to be away from their children. >> i understand. >> more than a couple of hours to vote. so this has been happening throughout 41 states. they've introduced legislation, and many of them have passed legislation that will bring great pressure on the system. and i want to thank you, chris, because your promo pieces on this subject have just been fantastic, and it's started a lot of people to thinking what is going on here. >> well, i hope it's had an impact, because i do believe that one thi

lima is winning, and ohio is winning. this took a lot of effort; it took a special partnership with you, the general assembly. the first thing we had to do was restore confidence and respect in our state. i mean, we had to balance the budget. no more smoke and mirrors. no more moving things around. we needed to have a structural balance and it had to be done for no other reason than common sense. hey, folks, i know many people have lost their way in washington, d.c. , but you can never spend more than what you take in. overtime, it makes no sense. if a state can't manage its money -- if it can't balance its budget -- what can it manage? how can people have confidence in it if we can't get the common sense things right? well, in the process of balancing this budget, i hope you all note, we didn't just cut, we re-engineered many of our programs. thanks to the great work of greg moody and john mccarthy, we reformed medicaid. for 25 years, this state wanted mom and dad to have the resources to stay in their own homes if they

little cindy is is heading to ohio. the 17-day gorilla has been kept alive by volunteers after being rejected by her mother. she's being moved to an ohio zoo. >> i only want an update on that story if there's a happy ending. >> she'll probably go in and nurse off a tiger. you know how that always goes? >> we'll play another one. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. a quiet start for us but things are going to change. we have some rain coming in. 38 downtown. 27 in frederick. we are still below freezing in some areas. we have some rain coming in from the lwest. rain showers likely later today. high temperature of 45. >> thank you. 29 degrees at the airport. a trial for the teenager accused of shooting another student. >> a new shooting this morning in the middle river. >> a doctor commits suicide amid some disturbing allegations. >> it is

little cindy is is heading to ohio. the 17-day gorilla has been kept alive by volunteers after being rejected by her mother. she's being moved to an ohio zoo. >> i only want an update on that story if there's a happy ending. >> she'll probably go in and nurse off a tiger. you know how that always goes? >> we'll play another one. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> clouds are building across the region this morning. and a light breeze will change to strong wind. a rainy day for the vast majority of us. when and how much are just ahead. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this tuesday, february 19, 2013. 60 people are out of their homes from a two-alarm apartment fire that broke out last night in manassas. this is cell phone video from a viewer. the fire started in a third floor apartment and firefighters quickly had to pull out of the building after part of the roof collapsed. two people were take

the golden gophers got the upset victory 58-53. >>> deshaun thomas number 13 ohio state spun for the second layup to give the buckeyes the lead and topped all scorers with 22 points. ohio state defeating northwestern 69-59. >>> just before the all-star break in the nba, a rematch of last year's finals. miami against oklahoma city. and lebron james scored in 39 points as the heat pounded the thunder. 110-100. >>> moving to golf down under as kangaroos race across the course. a new star jumped out to the lead at the australian women's open. 15-year-old oliviaco made some incredible putts. she's also the youngest player to win on the lpga tour. >>> and the daytona 500 on february 24th will feature a car dedicated to the 26 victims of the shootings at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. the number 26 car driven by two-time daytona 500 winner michael waltrip also calls on fans to text donations to the newtown school support fund. >>> just ahead, seth is showered in bling. >>> plus, is bruce willis' nine lives just about up in the latest installment of the "die hard" franchise? yo

it will hit ohio with a few inches of snow.o the mountains and get a lot of lift of that they'll get a lot of snow west of the divide. but around here we'll see the clouds increase for the afternoon. by 6:00 it will be snowing in western maryland, parts of west virginia, especially the west facing ridges out there will get it on the other side of the divide. we'll have a few light areas of rain or snow showers but mainly snow showers coming through for the evening and tonight. then tomorrow morning, we start to see some sunshine develop fairly early. so your forecast today, it will be all right. mid-30s, potentially 38, 40 with enough sun. the southern areas look like they could approach 40 with the late snow flurries or snow showers. tonight a trace to an inch of snow. but that inch i-70 corridor, hagerstown, frederick, areas west. 43 tomorrow. 46 on wednesday. by thursday clouds start to increase again, 47 with showers likely if i 48 and a mild and dry weekend. monika samtani, it's been a pretty good monday morning but we've

the fox news called it, ohio had voted for obama this past november. >> do you believe that ohio has been settled? >> no, i don't. >> it may be that barack obama wins the state. but it seems to me that u you know, you've got a lot of votes yet to cast. >> well, in an attempt to convince rove he was gone, called fox news hoesz megan kelly took an on-camera walk to the fox decision desz k. >> we'll do a little interrogation and see if they standby their call. notwithstanding the doubt that karl rove is attempting to place. keep coming. here we go. this is the decision desk. now we're in the heart of the decision desk room. you tell me whether you standby your call at ohio given the doubts that karl rove just raised. >> we're actually quite comfortable with the call in ohio. >> my god, there you have karl rove who has ridiculously put himself to the hard right, a fox, saying fox makes the call as good people across the country at the time and he says i don't like that. what's the matter with you guys? >> other than everything that was on msnbc and nbc, that was my favorite moment of the

. >> tragedy in ohio a man loses his life.as driving by when he saw a small child fall through the ice he jumped in and eventually got trapped. firefighters were able to reach the child first but were unable to get to general kins in time. the child was listed in critical condition. >>> more charges stemming from the youtube video of marines urinating on the corpses of taliban insurgents. the incident happened july of 2011 when it did it received international condemnation. sergeant richards, and captain clemens face multiple charges. richards was the one who filmed the marines two others faced a court marshall. >>> members of the bush family including both former president's are targets of a hacker. one shows george bush during a recent stay. the hacker gained material through bush family and friends. he identified himself as someone targeted by the government for a long time. >>> the man behind the amish beard cutting attacks in ohio joe, sentenced to 15 years in -- ohio, sentenced to 15 years in prison. he said he did not r

he asked me if i would come to ohio and talk about running a senate campaign that year. he was in the middle of it. i guess -- i just wanted to get away more than anything else. >> we talked about robert kennedy. would you put him at the top of your list? >> my list, i would have to have tip o'neill, mike mansfield -- who is probably as unknown and remarkable a man in washington. >> senator from montana. >> a quick story -- a quick story about mansfield. mike mansfield, his parents were irish immigrants. his mother died when he was an infant, a toddler. his father could not raise the two of them, so he put them on a train, he and his sister, up to montana where a bachelor uncle said he would take responsibility. he was brought up in the austere conditions -- a rebellious kid. he found himself in a juvenile home or reform school. at the age of 14. he runs away from it. with forged baptismal certificate, he enlists in the united states navy at the age of 14. he makes three crossings of the atlantic. they find out it is a forged certificate, he is thrown out, army. he wants

in 2001, he was involved in another shoot-out with officers in another ohio trailer park.o one was hurt and ferryman was found not guilty by reason of insanity. fast forward to 2011 and ferryman is living at another campground, monitored by the county but somehow gets ahold of a gun. >> we had no knowledge of that. and i'm still upset about that. >> hopper was a model officer and an active presence in the community. the outpouring of grief over her death is overwhelming. hundreds of squad cars from all over ohio join the procession to her funeral as local residents line the streets. >> the community came together. there were little children standing in the cold holding flags. people had their hands on their hearts. >> seeing people line the streets with flags and saluting us will stick with me forever. >> thousands of officers attend hopper's service as messages of sympathy pour in from all over the u.s. and a dozen foreign countries. >> it has been unbelievable, the support, the outpouring. her legacy of service and commitment will live on. >>> coming up, a crack shot sni

the president carried ohio. death ohio is the -- guest: ohio is the epicenter of these elections. i served with john kasich. he has correctly determined that the medicaid expansion program is the best way to deal with ohio's uninsured. host: steve latourette suggesting the revenue is still on the table. do you think we need to reform the tax code to raise more money? guest: absolutely. when speaker boehner was talking to the president, he put $800 billion of revenue on the table. the conservative republicans said, you are talking about raising taxes. the speaker was talking about that, if you simplify the tax code and take away some of the gimmicks, deductions, safe harbors, you can raise $800 billion or $1 trillion over 10 years. that becomes the piece. then we should take the present at his word and there will be something like $2 or $3 for increased revenue. that is how you make it work. host: as soon as the president talked about that, mitch mcconnell said it was off of the table. bill clinton talking on friday about the 2014 election. we are already talking about the next cam

>> reporter: while investigating the owner of an ohio sporting goods store. the search turned up an arsenal and what authorities say was a possible racist plot. >> the fbi averted a catastrophe in this case. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: the store owner, richard schmidt, a convicted felon, is charged with illegally stockpiling 18 firearms, including assault weapons, shotguns and pistols, body armor, high-capacity magazines and more than 40,000 rounds of ammunition. >> and they were all over the place. he had one in his coat pocket. >> reporter: schmidt had served 13 years for homicide in an ohio state prison. under federal law, he was barred from owning any firearms. he has pled not guilty to the new weapons charges and his lawyer declined to comment. nbc news has learned the fbi was also concerned that schmidt may have been drawing up a hit list, after finding notebooks showing the names and addresses of jewish and african-american leaders in detroit. agents briefed wendell anthony about the potential threat. >> appears to me like this guy is a one

oh, nobody in ohio is talking about doing this thing.that is florida, virginia, wisconsin and ohio deciding to not try to pull this off. but michigan? michigan is different. michigan, they just had their sneak attack right to work law that they came out in favor of. introduced, passed -- they came out in favor of it, introduced it, signed it into law all within a space of a week during an election in which they never mentioned it. voters repealed it. michigan republicans responded by just passing another one in the way that it couldn't be repealed this time. you know, the will of the voters. michigan republicans don't give a bleep about bad press or the will of the voters, or doing what they said they would do, and they do not care. so as republicans were bailing on this plan to rig the electoral college, michigan's republican house speaker was still talking it up. michigan's republican governor said this seems fair, we'll consider it. in the end, turns out that even michigan's honey badger republicans have their limits. just when it loo

steel spent $100 million to upgrade a mill in lorain, ohio. in 1995 bruce springsteen lamented shuttered steel mills in his song youngstown. 30 years back in 1982 billy joel sang the sad, poignant tune allentown. on his seven-inch single, he wailed that we're living here in allentown, they never taught us what was real iron, and coke, and chromium steel, and we're waiting here in allentown. someday, billy joel might want to spin his 45 r.p.m. record in reverse. i'm todd buchholz. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 27. have a great evening everyone, we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there, you'll find full episodes of the program, complete show transcripts and all the market stats. also follows us on our facebook page at bizrpt. and on twitter @bizrpt. >>> tonight on "quest" -- thousands of them are sneaking through the brush statewide. they're wild boar, an invasive s

then we're still watching some freezing rain down through the ohio valley. watch out in ohio and indiana, especially. a little coating of ice overnight. now a wintry mess through areas of west virginia too. even down in areas of virginia. as i mentioned, widespread winter storm that has weakened since yesterday. i think the worst of it right now, a heavy burst of snow, southern michigan p the milwaukee area. that will be heading up to madison and green bay throughout your morning commute. later today to tomorrow, heavy rain will develop through the deep south. we could see 2 to 3 inches of rain in southern georgia. eventually, that storm will come up the east coast. here's a snowstorm saturday into sunday. 6 to 12 inches portland to concord. you notice, boston, providence, new york city, lesser amounts than we were thinking yesterday. looks like to be more rain with really only boston having some minor shoveling. that's saturday night into sunday morning. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> coming up after the break, brazen former chicago cop drew peterson skreems