up near the p.a.ine not much going on the south towards baltimore and annapolis we might wind up with a mix. but buildup of clouds. and there will be a light rain or snow mixture building in. little to no stickage and if anything maybe sol of that leftover snow could stick on the grassy surfaces heading through the evening and sliding back above freezing. it's 4:4 2. let's look at the traffic with angela. >> we are gearing up for a good monday morning drive. traffic patterns are relatively calm for the most part and for those of you who take i-95, we are looking pretty good especially traveling through howard county passing 175. we are good on -- good on northbound lanes on 175 up to the beltway and we are clear and free of incidents making your way on 695. here's a live look at i-95 coming in from bel air. we are looking at 95 in the rosedale area. 95 good root as well as route 7 and pulaski highway. coming in from harford county and travels on the beltway open in both directions between harford road

and so, they sent over a p.a. to see if i was hungry. and i heard p.a.. is production assistant. >> i thought it was my personal assistant. >> jimmy: i see. >> i was like, i want blimpie's and a sprite and chocolate-covered strawberries. we're in an airport. i don't know how they find these things. somehow, they do and bring it to me. i thought it was the most grandest production ever. >> jimmy: you thought you had a servant. what kind of a thing for a 5-year-old -- what kind of 5-year-old knows initials stand for something? you know. >> i don't know. i was homeschooled. so, maybe i was smarter than the rest at that point in my life. >> jimmy: did you see the movie at the time? >> i did not. i saw it for the first time a couple of years ago, that was a good time for me to see it then. >> jimmy: that must be strange. it's like watching home movies and regular movies at the same time. >> exactly. >> jimmy: did you talk to howard when you were there? do you have a memory of that? >> he -- i'm short to begin with. imagine me at the age of 5. and i remember h

snow gets very close to us along the maryland/p.a. border and the divide as usual. midnight to friday maybe snow showers up near hagerstown back into winchester, but really for the most part the activity stay as to our north as the front moves through. -- stays to our north as the front moves through. tonight lows in the 20s, winds light. in the burbs we're talking low 20s and probably low 20s in reston and fairfax, 23 reston, 23 rockville, upper 20s downtown and over in arlington. tomorrow morning partly cloudy, cold, bundle up. of, temperatures in the 20s and 30s, thankfully winds light. by afternoon increasing cloudiness, breezy, chilly, make an evening flurry primarily north of town, high temperatures in the low 40s, winds pick up southwest 10 to 15. next seven days chilly through the weekend, rain saturday and chilly. then on sunday we've added some light rain, could even mix with sleet north and west of town, temperatures only around 40, not a big storm, but it does get mild on monday. we delayed it by one day. things change, my friend. that's why i have a job

snow across northern p.a. and michigan, ports of illinois and even west virginia there. a few flurries are left over. the snow is really diminished. another front from the north is going to come with a few clouds with it. no precip, but it will actually reenforce this chilly air so it stays cold in the weekend but immediately following the cold air, the wind goes back to the west/southwest and more air comes back. monday and tuesday at least. west winds 10 to 15 and today, the big around 40 degrees. it will be clear to partly cloudy. still breezy and colder than last night. 25, maybe 20 in the suburbs. that's running about four to five degrees below normal. clouds and sunshine a little colder, mid 30s sunday. 33 for the ravens start. 43 monday and showers and drizzle on sunday. a little cooler wednesday, 42 degrees with this rollercoaster continuing. >> checking in with gigi barnett and tim williams with the weather tomorrow morning. >>> final preparations for the ravens still to come. get the inside of the player's state of mind, that's ,,,,,,,, it's the perfect time to

students said that when they heard the tone of voice coming over the p.a. system they knew the second time was for real. >> dan: this is a look at our new waze traffic app. current traffic situation on highway 85 as we speak. you can see how traffic is moving right now thanks to our traffic reporters. we would like you to be an exclusive traffic spotter. you can download from android markets or go to abc7news.com/waze. >> cheryl: new sheriff in san francisco has been pressured to resign because of accusations of domestic violence. coalition of anti-domestic violence leaders held a news conference over accusations that sheriff ross mirkarimi abused his wife. carolyn tyler joins us with the story. >> reporter: just how hot is it getting for ross mirkarimi? one of leaders of domestic violence consortium was a member of transition city hall. now she is calling on him to resign. >> they are turning up the heat on ross mirkarimi. these protestors in san francisco domestic violence consortium say the newly elected sheriff should resign or step down while being inv

setting up to p.a., maybe one to 3-inches can accumulation kind of quickly.en we see a bit of a break and a few bands of precept moving into the region. with warmer air coming in, it's generally going to be sleet and freezing rain. eventually ending as rain. it's not going to get real warm tomorrow. we're lucky to get to 34. let's take a look at temperatures around the region. right now we're down to 31. dewpoint is up from four to 12 degrees. 44% humidity. it's a lot more moist than it was earlier. south wind at five. the barometer is actually risen. 30.25-inches. 31 ocean city and 30 with light snow in dc. 30 in oakland with snow there. 39 bell air. it hasn't snowed there yet but it's going to. and columbia snow, westminster snow as well 29. 36, 29 today. and the record 71 and three below zero. right now we have a southerly and easterly wind that's keeping that moisture in. we had a north wind all day long. but that wind has shifted a little bit. we're going to get some of this warm air coming from the south. it's been in the 40s in virginia. that warm air

york p.a.typically dropped much lower than the numbers but for some reason they are holding at the double digit level. we have single digits and look at the wind chills down to 6, hagerstown 8. baltimore easton a little wind at the cold temperature to make a big deal. it's not that windy but 10-mile- per-hour push can do that. we have the band of cloud great lakes and this is the leading edge of milder air. the last swing around this cold pocket of the jet stream will bring in more cloud and not a lot of moisture but we will have some bubble up and there will be the possibility of there areies and snow showers. timing like -- flurries or snow showers. flurries and snow showers could take us through tomorrow morning. and then they may squeeze out an inch or two towards mountains. then we head through tomorrow partly cloudy skies develop and we should have an improvement through friday. warming up to the start of the weekend and try to bring back winter early next week. 31 a colder day but at lea

in central p.a.ou can see the heavy snow at state college back to buffalo new york, cleveland ohio, snow showers in ohio and the heavy snow wrapping through the great lakes. you can see how the moisture cuts off in virginia. the next couple hours we will deal with it and have a variable cloudy sky. we will watch the snow stolen by the mountains and places to the west for those of you who want it. snow showers this weekend. a little unsettled environment. 30s today winds gusting to 45 miles per hour that's wind advisory. tonight we will settle it back down to 25. over the weekend, cold weather but i want to give you a peek ravens game day outlook on target for a temp of 35 and flurries and winds 5, 10 miles per hour and i do not think the warm weather dome team can handle -- those conditions right? >> reporter: you are correct. looking at roads it's been busy out there. we have wind conditions wet roadways and new accident into us eastbound at ridge road. police say they are blocking a left lane and t

snow coming out of central p.a.ing down could be touching the metro and we'll have some rain in there, too, and right now, it kind of looks like a snowy mix. will we get accumulation? too early to tell. this is a fast-moving system and we may get some -- a little bit of snow on the back side of this and the cold air shouldn't cause any problems and that is how it's looking and we're dry on friday and again, can you see the snow to the west and that indicates the colder air and the colder air is coming in on friday, saturday, and sunday. looks like we get some good rain out of this. a half an inch to an inch and a half areawide here and up and down i-95 and that is going to be a dry overnight. more clouds increasing and the temperature in town about 36 degrees and tomorrow, mainly cloud wet the rain by lunchtime, the morning commute is dry and the afternoon and evening commute will be a wet one and temperatures 46 tomorrow. back into the lower 50s on thursday and then friday, saturday, sunday, it gets cold. >> bottom

we could see an evening flurry, but primarily north of town especially in the maryland and p.a.order and certainly west of the divide you'll have more snow for the ski resorts. we'll break it down, 20s to start, 37 to 42 by noon, breezy and 39 to 44, clouds coming in by evening, just a little on the chilly side. next three days sunshine returning friday, chilly temperatures in the low 40s and a chilly rain on saturday with temperatures in the low to mid- 40s. now the next seven days here's the whole sale change. we'll keep rain in the forecast sunday, temperatures in the low 40s, but it will get mild. we promised you mild air next week, 52 monday will do, it maybe a morning shower, maybe a morning shower tuesday, back to the mid-40s, but right back up to 50 next wednesday. >> it gets cold for a minute and just can't stay there. >>> let's get to our weird news file because this is a bizarre sad story you might call a cautionary tale or you might not to. thailand where main just got married to his girl friend. problem is his girl friend is dead. she'd been his girl friend the last

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we will have a -- p.a.will have a return of clouds and afternoon snow showers and a burst that could impact us. some of you visibility for the ride home but i don't expect much stickage. tomorrow more cloud back and one more disturbance could swine through -- swing through on into thursday morning. today thursday at 32 that's the best we will do. wind chills in the 20s and snow showers that is back down to 17. a quick peek and highs in the 30s tomorrow and we will have ourselves a low warmup and getting back to 54 by saturday. next storm could be a rain or rain snow mixture on sunday before we get back into colder air yet again. here's angela with traffic. >> reporter: with the kind of temperatures outside you imagine a water main break will create problems this morning. look out for icy conditions if you are traveling in heal thorp a water mayne break at hammonds ferry road. so use extra caution. let's get a live look at traffic flow. for those of you traveling on u.s. 29 looking pretty good especially in

look at stuff in western p.a. maybe even york. we are looking at the morning temperatures already falling in a fury. we have ourselves mid-30s expected for the rest of the day and winds 40 to 50 miles per hour. we are tracking the threat of snowflakes and we have 4:32 and check on the traffic with angela. >> reporter: thank you. good morning. first look at the roads this morning we are already dealing with a few incidents. a disabled vehicle on 895 but more seriously an accident in millersville and police say southbound route 178 is closed at cedarcroft drive where we are directing traffic around that in the northbound lanes. here's first live look at the traffic cameras. u.s. 29 at maryland 108 very light volume so far but we are dealing with wet conditions out there this morning. as we look live at 695 on the west side of the beltway at wilkins avenue, making the drive through catonsville no reported troubles so far. remember to follow us on twitter this morning at maryland traffic. charley. >> checking in live with linda so wit

i know it is something that the p.a. has expressed interest in. it can help with the overcrowding on the 21 hayes and the 5 fulton. i could be downtown on a bikeshare faster. this is a good opportunity. i am interested to hear what our plans are for by sharing post america's cup. again, i cannot overestimate what an opportunity by share is to get people who do not bite onto bikes and i see mr. maddox in the audience hopefully agree with me. that is going to be my concern. it looks like this plan is great. i will do everything we can to support the people plan for the america's cup. it is a great opportunity to see how we can move people always -- around without clogging our streets with automobiles. a good presentation, thank you. >> i thought it was a great presentation, well thought out. some where are we going to come up with how taxis can play out in this as well? that will be a major question. >> yes, we are working with the division at mta and some of the areas of sensitivity that are so fine grained there in the people plan include how we'r

items is to you know take out full government agencies like the part of education part of energy to the p.a. when you have politicians elected who want to shut down the government it sets a pretty interesting tone for the debate for me this newfound zeal for the koch's radical free market ideology is the real we have a. of the tape party movement it has nothing to do with people and yield cos trains or waving flags or holding protest of things but it is a revolution that has everything to do with hidden corporate agendas complicit media players season propagandists a highly coordinated network of free market groups and most of all a pair of brothers with a dream to create a privatized america the american dream of free enterprise capitalism is alive and well. and so what does the american dream mean. american dream to me sure one word freedom if any american dream means defending our own life and our freedom and liberty that had made this country great to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and a government under socialism is not a government a freedom what

carroll county hampstead and roads wet and we are getting it northeastern harford cecil county southern p.a. a burst of snow. it's about the winds and the falling temps. we will talk about that and get a update of the school visit yesterday in just a moment. here's a look at traffic. >> reporter: a lot to contend with for your friday morning commute. you may run into slippery or even icy spots out there. and also, high wind gusts on road. we will update your wind warnings and drive times coming up. >>> time to head to new york for a check of the latest business news. that's lady liberty and let's head to the big apple, you are watching good morning maryland. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money more good news from automakers. they plan to add those thousands of new jobs this year and it's not just the u.s. companies but also foreign auto makeers who produce cars and trucks in the country. the strong u.s. dollar and auto sales makes production here a good deal. fixed mortgage rates are at a record low breaking a record set three years ago. 3.89 and 15 year loan is 3.16. and the

not a lot of action and i have to say even up towards westminster you have to head up towards the p.a. line near gettysburg and york. a burst there could coat the ground. looking to see if there's a delay we don't have that. and not much stickage. we have to eat the fact that this winter is eating us away and the warm ground is eating up the flakes with 30s but we could have icy spots as we drop below freezing. staying at 30s with the wind pushing 40 to 50 miles per hour today. so the two major issues on the roads as we toss to traffic mainly bridges and ramps west and north of the city next two hours even though we are not look at too much snow, could get icy spots and hold on to the wheel because 40 to 50-mile- per-hour gusts can really push your car around. it's 5:31 with a look at the traffic with angela. >> reporter: thank you and you are correct. on the roads watch for icy patches wet conditions and, of course, the wind a big factor this morning. we have got high wind warnings already in effect on some of the major bridges. so plan for a little extra travel time if you can. got

it's like being 11 again. ( indistinct announcer speaking over p.a. ) woman: come on!( applause ) but when i tried to explain, giselle only told butch what i said because she knew that trent's relationship with amber threatened him and me, he just completely freaked. in the end, he was shouting so loud, the hotel had to call the police. anyway, he's flown back home. you won't tell anyone i've told you all of this, will you, dad? dad? god! look at the size of that pig! it's a very big pig. we could catch bird flu from feeding these ducks. well, from--? no, no, you couldn't. you'd have to live in very close proximity to a duck to get bird flu from it. we could, if these ducks, you know, caught it off some wild geese from hungary who were infected with it, and then we inhaled some of their fece dust, or whatever. i personally am not planning on inhaling any geese feces dust, are you? not really part of the normal farm visit, is it? three p.m., feed the rabbits. four p.m., ride the tractors. five p.m., inhale some dried hungarian geese feces. it's not on offer. we could ha

what standard medic training, what forces medic training training means, whether it's equivalent to a p.a., to an emt, we don't know. so people like your son will be able to get out of a military and walk into a job. ahead of that i know that the office of professional management in the government sector is actually starting to do that internally so that people like your son could continue to work in the dod as a doctor or pa or a medic or within the v.a. system and then, you know, just kind of continue their school so -- or their education so they can get the last few bits that they need to become whatever level they want to do. so things are moving, things are happening. i suspect over the next year we're going to see a lot of movement in this and we're going to see this changing quite significantly by the end of 2012 or 2013. >> is there any relations to the president's plan to cut portions of the military button and the veterans coming out of iran and afghanistan to go back into the pentagon to fill jobs there if those budgets weren't cut? >> i have not seen a direct correlation with

serious dialogue with the palestinians maybe some photo opportunities but nothing more than the send the p.a. the palestinian authority had just launched another proposal for israel to get back to the negotiation table they even gave up the conditional freezing the settlements which is a minimal. condition and they had suggested just a symbolic release of one hundred palestinian prisoners to get back to the go chaison table it would these were to say no. in a new year's message north koreans have been urged to make every effort to bring their country to prosperity and to the fan its new leader kim jong il and to the death that comes after a two day state funeral was held for his father kim jong il and the streets of the capital pyongyang are just more if a national has been looking into what we know about the new have the state. the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world to follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated on its new leader to do so little is known about the late leader's great su

this is a big snow maker ohio up to p.a.a flory. gusts to 45 miles per hour. and temperatures holding in the 30s or near below freezing in some spots. and we will all drop back down into the 20s tonight. let's check on that traffic once again with angela. >> reporter: justin you are correct. we are getting several reports of icy conditions and yet another accident in the mount airy area. use caution if you need to travel near sykesville mount airy or eldersburg. baltimore police on scene of an accident involving a pedestrian. this is on west coldspring lane. new green spring avenue. use caution in that vicinity. a live look at traffic flow. for those of you make the drive on 29 we are moving very slowly southbound 29, 108 to past route 32 and a live look at the beltway baltimore national pike west side delays starting at 795 and continued to baltimore national pike and top side slow from harford around 2 charles street and jfx southbound drains at 659 passing coldspring lane. now back to new york for more "good morning ameri

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this morning if you live in northern baltimore, and portions of the northern fredricks and southern p.a. you probably got 1/3-quarter, half an inch in some spots then it was gone. although some -f it was in the afternoon -- although some of it was in the afternoon in the shade. take a look at temps right now. not too bad. but it's still just about as close to normal as this point. 39 here, 36 in oakland. 42 patuxton. some spots have jumped into the 50s and that is moving in our direction. very dry air. dewpoints only 15 degrees. it's very dry. tonight temperatures will get into the 40s for quite a while. probably up to 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, it's going to start warming up rapidly. 42 in annapolis and dc at 43. 45, 30 today. the average now still is 42 and 25. and the record 72. it won't get that warm but 72 and four below zero, 1873. the wind is beginning to make a switch. temperatures out here in the 50s and 60s. kansas city right now 64 degrees. up in bizmark it's in the mid- to upper 40s. pretty amazing. to our north a little snow with the warm air riding over the cold air. a lit

southern p.a. and anywhere west of carroll county could see a little snow by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. then it will quickly end. some areas it appears, gets cold enough, could see a small accumulation of snow on the lawns. looks like it's just going to stay too warm most areas. 57/44 today. 41, 24. the averages. and record, 70. and 1 above zero. that record low, 1981. winds now southeast. they have been south pretty much all day long. late tonight, when the front comes through. they will shift more to the west. that will allow that cold air i showed you. cincinnati down in the 20s already. just east of the area, it's still in the 40s. so there's cold air, sitting right back here. most of this is going to travel up to the northwest initially. then cold air will come back for the weekend. right now, it's snowing from michigan down to wisconsin. chicago is going to get their biggest snow of the year. they've had nothing so far. they may see gusty winds. 3, 4, 5, 6 inches of snow. you'll read ab

across southern york county, p.a. from gettysburg to hanover.chance, you're probably seeing some of the flakes reaching the ground. at least the radar is showing it's still very, very dry out. not much of the flurries are going to reach the ground. to the west of us again. across portions of -- there we go. keep moving, keep moving. out in far western maryland, chance of flurries out there as well. probably a better chance and some of the higher elevations may be a slight accumulation. we're talking maybe a tenth to a third of an inch. but that can cause problems as we saw last night, with some of the snow call -- squalls that came quickly. quickly froze. we had icy spots north of the city. york road. cockeysville. up toward harford county. right now, not much going on south and west of us. but a few flurries out to the far western maryland areas. and north and west of the city. tonight, next few hours. maybe some snow shower activity. take a look at temperature- wise. we're at 30. it's just gotten above freezing. 21 in oakland. they were 6 this

it will continue to snow across portions of northern p.a. and new england with lake- effect stuff. garrett county also gets some snow as well. for our region, southwest winds tomorrow, keep us in very mild air. the bay temp, around 41 degrees. so tonight, rain. definitely at times, might be even hod -- moderate or heavy. breezy and much warmer, up to 60. then late tomorrow night, more clouds. a shower. and early friday morning. could change briefly to a few snowflakes or brief period of snow. but temperatures generally getting still above freezing. but much colder on friday, around the low 40s, compared to 60 and a chilly weekend of the forecast coming up. >> 20-degree difference. okay, bob. thank you. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. confessing to another crime. the prime suspect in natalee holloway's disappearance. >>> moving south. he felt as the candidates head from new hampshire to north carolina. >>> first lady michelle obama opens up about her goals for her programs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is about 6:30. 45 degrees with light rain in central maryland. g

a look at radar, just north of the maryland- pennsylvania border, across york county, adams county p.a. a few flurries coming down. looks like the general trend is moving off to the southeast. i think portions of northern carroll, northern baltimore county and harford county can probably see some of these flakes coming down. in the next hour, hour and a half. so don't be surprised if you might see another very, very light dusting. most of these flakes won't reach the ground. it's so dry out there. we're seeing some reports also out there of a few flakes and a few flurries. may cause another light dusting out in garrett. out in allegheny county. a little more eastward out there. but here in the city, a few more flakes. 31 now. the warm spots, as you can see, just at the freezing. dew point is so low. very dry air. it's tough to get the little snow flakes, from 3,000 to 4,000 feet to reach down to the ground without melting. 28 in bel air. 32 in kent island, annapolis. just at the freezing work. and yes, we saw some ice forming. but we had four five, six, seven eight days. 31, 13 today.

hancock and p.a., that's gotten heavy. south of us, that's where it is to washington. from chrisfield to fredericksburg. that's goodbye -- going to be moving in our direction. look for a very wet night tonight, probably ending in the morning. but it's going to be a milder night tomorrow. once that rain leaves us, there will be colder air moving in. but that won't be taking place until late, late tomorrow night and friday. a big change as we go off to the west/northwest winds. temperatures holding around 40 on friday. but tomorrow may get up to 60 degrees. it will feel like spring with winds out of the south. so one spring day. and back to winter again. denise? >> unbelievable. >>> stay with bob and updated weather. for the updated forecast, and a look at live doppler radar any time, log onto wjz.com. >>> a few hundred feet. that's how close two jets came to hitting each other at the airport in chicago. ntsb investigators want to know what happened and who is to blame. >> reporter: you can hear the southwest pilot's frustration. >> on the runway. plane was taking off. >

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snow is reaching the ground now the western papa and ohio, indiana -- western p.a. indiana and illinois. we'll have a burst of snow and a trace maybe downtown and maybe an inch or maybe even 2 up toward frederick, but it is not a snow event. 32 in arlington, bethesda, 31 in great falls and reston and sterling. we're looking at milder air to the east, 34 in college park and 33 in beltsville, even andrews 31. so not a snowstorm. it's more ice. periods of snow 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. depending where you are. if you're west of town it snows early and kicks to sleet and freezing rain earlier. it kicks to a mick overnight everywhere. the problem -- a mix overnight everywhere. the problem is it stays a mix through the morning including i- 95. so that will cause icing on trees and power lines and secondary untreated roads. by 1:00 in the morning there's your snow north of gaithersburg, baltimore and frederick. notice it's already a mix now downtown and towards manassas and out 95 and you folks in southern maryland will have an initial mix. east of 95 charles and anne arundel and

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williamsport, central p.a., up to the mountains, punxsutawney is going to get some snow. it wouldn't surprise me if you don't see a little bit out there, and in those communities right along i- 70 east and west, maybe a light snow shower. clouds at 7:00, spotty snow showers at 9:00, spotty snow showers around at 11:00. again, most of this will be north of the metro. we would officially say metro to the north is the highest likelihood of maybe a light snow shower out there. temperature plenty cold. 40 degrees here in town, 36 for gaithersburg. farther to the north and west, both hagerstown and dulles is 38. there is some wind so keep that in mind if you are out later on this evening. because it will feel a little bit colder. 32 is the feels-like temperature now in the city. gaithersburg 31. already feeling like the 20s farther to the north and west. so mostly clouds tonight. we'll be cloudy, but once the clipper passes through, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, the skies will begin to clear. again, just some light snow showers out there. temperature in town 29 degrees for a

. >> brandon, did you hear an announcement made over the p.a. system?lly the passengers were told there was an electrical problem, but then there was a scraping sound and the lights went off. what were you told? what were you led to believe? >> it was pretty much like that. everything was fine. they said there were electrical problems but then that their technicians were sorting it out and we should be fine in no time. that's one of the reasons i had almost like nothing when i got off the ship. i thought we were going to get to go back to our rooms, but that's when panic happened. >> do you feel on some levels that the crew -- that they lied to you, underplaying, or playing down the situation? >> the crew -- i don't think the crew did. i think the fact that the captain abandoned ship and everything. he wasn't informing anybody. the crew actually, they did really well in evacuating people in a situation where their leader, or their boss was gone. like our rescue ship was actually really helpful. >> looking around you -- and, amanda, looking around at wha

and five rental properties in state college p.a., each worth less than 250,000.hichever of those wealthy republics wins the nomination, he will be taking on a wealthy democrat in the shape of president obama who bought his chicago home for 1.65 million and whose personal wealth is put in the range of 3 to 11 million. bottom line, shep, not one of the men running for the presidency could reasonably claim to be financially speaking at least, an average american. shep? >> shepard: not financially speaking for sure. jonathan hunt in new york. john, thanks. south dakota's junior senator fast rising republic star to hear from his colleagues. tomorrow he will reach a new level of power in his party. the senator john thune joins us live to discuss who he is backing in the nomination fight and the rest of this republic contest on the night of the state of the union address. we'll be right back. i'm a home in a high-risk flood area. it doesn't look risky. i mean, phil, does this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is. in a high-risk area, there's a 1-in-4 chance ho