let's go to portland, oregon. brad from windermere. brad, let's go over numbers on portland market.s. 1344 sold. 4.7 months inventory. median sales price 248,. and average number of days on the market is 114. >> we are challenged by inventory right now but it is picking up? don't have enough to sell. that's what they are saying in a lot of towns. the list of the week, a condo as i understand it. tell me about it for $439,000. >> this condo is at the benson tower in downtown portland. in the cultural district of downtown portland. it comes with 1,004 square feet. two bedrooms, two baths and a den. brand new floors, stainless steel appliances and it is a corner unit. so one of the best features of this unit is the wall of windows that lets in tons of daylight during the day. at night you get a lot of beautiful city lights. >> nice views there. and $4600 in taxes. been on the market four months. maybe you can get a deal there. let's move to the next one on devoto lane in portland for 479,500. >> this is in forest heights neighborhood. very popular neighborhood. close proximity to nike

minus 22 greeting you as you step out the door in bismarck. 16 in burlington. 25 in portland. only 7 in indianapolis. the cold air pushes over the warmer lakes, we'll see big-time lake-effect snow. >> so nice just a few days ago. now back to the cold stuff. >>> up next after the break, major medicine recall. we'll have the details. >>> and a new warning about energy drinks as they gain if popularity among teens. >>> and sunny's favorite story of the morning. beyonce explains what really happened at the inauguration. >>> welcome back, everybody. we're getting more insight today into the unemployment situation before this morning's january jobs report, payroll company adp said private employers added 192,000 jobs this month. unemployment should be at 7.3% for the third straight month. >>> older workers are not making way for younger once. almost two-thirds of americans between 45 and 60 plan to delay retirement. it's a steep increase from a few years ago. the reasons, financial losses, lay yaufr, and income stagnation. >>> you may have a tough time finding cold and flu medicine

we start to warm things up with the warm air heading northward to portland, 55, nice in portland and very mild with windy conditions in southern cal. a nice start to your weekend. >> olympia, i'm thinking of grunge immediately. i'm old. >>> what do you do with your spare time when you are a rich and famous actor? well, if you're will ferrell, you don a security guard's uniform and take shaquille o'neal out of a lakers game. we don't know why, but we are glad he did. >>> "american pie" star and "how i met your mother" star alyson hannigan has obtained a restrainer order against a man she claims tried to hill her family. according to the court filings the man was recently released from a mental hospital. >>> and we move from a current teen heartthrob to jonathan they lor thomas. since "home improvement" ended in 1999, j.t.t. has been keeping a low profile doing bits on television. and this gig marks his first time on tv since 2005. >> you have to watch to see what he looks like now. >> you want to see after all those years, i guess if you are part of any of that series, you really do h

taking on the portland trail blazers. what would it be? amazing consistently.ayer, nobody, has ever scored with 30 points and shot better than 60% from the field in six-straight games. people have done it five times, including king james. nobody a half-dozen. got it done tuesday. exactly 30 and 11 for 15 from the field. heat win, 1,000th win in regular season history. but history on this night belongs to king james. >>> college basketball. michigan/michigan state, meeting for the first time ever when both are in the top ten. matt costello, would finish on the other end for michigan state. he was looking to remain perfect at home this season. that's would be 15 wins in 15 tries. first place, for the spartans for the win. talk about indiana. michigan, even. ohio state. nope. spartans with a win. all alone on top. tom izzo said, he wanted the breslin center shaking. it was, after that performance. >>> and that is your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great wednesday. >>> some amazing video here. so, let's get right to it. watch as this skier defies

portland getting between 6 and 10 inches of snow. snow there is on the wet and heavy side, and there's some worry that could cause power outages. so winter is not done with us. >> oh, no. it is still february. and it has no intentions of letting go. >> we haven't seen anything like that. >> we've had 1.5 inches of snow for our entire winter here in march. >> could we get a march storm? >> march 1993 was a good one. but when you see march, you know that you're really pushing it if you expect to see a lot of snow around here. we'll have a chance of getting a little winter weather coming up on tuesday. so stay tuned, everybody. may not be completely done with us just yet. though i don't think it's going to be a big issue around town. we'll talk about that in a second. but for now, what a nice but cold and breezy february night it is here in washington. nearly full moon overhead. temperature back down to a chilly 36 degrees already. but what's been problematic for most of the late afternoon and evening hours has been the northwesterly wi

in portland to prevent a person from coming homeless cost less than $200 a month.t comes out of your film. what are the policies for doing this? is there anything in action right now? are you trying to get this started with your film? >> we tried to make a film that was not be polarizing. there is this discussion going on how many billions are we going to cut. right at a time when families are in need how many billions are we going to cut, how many trillions are we going to cut. if you can turn around and put a human face on that equation, you talk about the human beings who are struggling, i'm hoping that by just seeing this film politician also decide something has to be done, and then they can come together and argue about what that something is. >> michael: one of those struggling americans that you profiled is a mother of four who works a minimum wage job, and on top of that she scraps metal and donates plasma on the side to make ends meet. does the question to increase minimum wage to $9, does that go enough to help her. >> in oregon the minimum wage is $8.80

in the 80s. >>> portland a beautiful town. >> thanks bill. students across the country will get a healthy dose of abraham lincoln courtesy of steven spielberg. the director announced he's sending free copies of "lincoln" to every middle school and high school as part of an outreach program. he wants to urge children to follow the 16th president's example. >>> on tuesday, a whole lot of celebs announced they're pregnant. alec baldwin and his wife hilaria ended months of speculation. they confirmed their baby is due this summer. penelope cruz and javier announced they're expecting their second child. and meadow from "the sopranos" announced she's having her second baby. what's in the water, right? >> nbc is working to confirm the daily mail's report that steve martin and his wife had a baby back in december. martin who is 67 now may one day be the actual father of the bride. >>> queen elizabeth ii topped the list of the world's most powerful women with j.k. rowling and victoria beckham. kate middleton did not join the list but the judging panel

we're looking for smoed rate to heavy rain from seattle right down to portland, oregon and salem oregon as well. medford will see light rain. as far as rainfall is concerned an inch or two along the coast but the mountains could end up with another 12 or more inches of rainfall especially northwestern washington and idaho looks like we'll see six to 12 inches in the higher elevations as well. about 48 ded fallon, nevada, 53 for a high. so course the big story is another second blizzard in parts of the plains and the midwest but the northwest is getting their fair share of wintry weather too. >> ski season isn't over yet. >> not yet. >> how much are you spending on your home in today's business outlook plus controversy over why pope benedict xvi is stepping down and why afghanistan's order to remove special forces surprised washington. "early today" is back in two minutes. here are some stories we're watching. gas prices continue to soar. it jumped 20 cents in the past two weeks. that's a nearly 54-cent jump in just the last nine weeks. prices will not don't rise at this pace and a bloom

at midnight, the last observation from logan, portland, 10 to 15 inches. a report near 24 from downtown hartford. buffalo, 7. and we're waiting for updated snow totals in areas of eastern mass, where we should see 24 to 30 inches of snow. this lived up to the forecast and the hype with the power outages, a long day of cleanup and winds and windchills won't help at all. >> thank you for the update on that. new york city may be the city that never sleeps. certainly quieter than usual today. a foot of snow on the ground in some parts. joining me now is stephanie abrams with a smile on her face. good morning to you, stephanie. what's it like there? >> alex, good morning. we're doing quite well in times square. the front page of "the new york post." nemo bites, snowstorm socks city. the plows have been going around. let me show you what the streets look like. a little snow, a little slush, but plowing and on the back end of the plow trucks, salt poured out behind them. a great job in times square. look at the sidewalks, totally fine. a lot of people know that l

everything takes a little different spin when you try to portlandize it. talk to his son about the whole shirt thing. >> he's taking a good stance there. i want to do my open thing and so branch out into your own organization. more power to him. >> and cute outfits. >> that is the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. don't miss >>> this morning on "world news now," three days until the federal budget is forced to cut $85 billion. the president hits the road today with more dire warnings. >> as political criticism ramps up, the clock is ticking down with budget cuts that truly hit home this friday. it's tuesday, february 26th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good tuesday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. we'll get to the political showdown over the budget in our top story. then the couple who disappeared during their dream vacation in south america. investigators in one country have new clues while family members in california express their deepest concerns. >>> also, it's hard

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it's not raining yet in portland. showers are rolling yet. i-5 will be an interesting drive, you will be dealing with light rain and fog, so careful, give yourself extra time with that big storm kicking through here. again, the foggy only until 9 a.m. and then should be fine throughout the afternoon hours. so, just this morning. >> thanks, bill karins. >>> a cozy three bedroom home is up for sale in west hollywood. the only catch is freddie krueger may end up haunting your dreams. the house used in the original "nightmare on elm street" is for sale and listed for a cool $2.1 million. it will cost you. >>> robert de niro cemented his place on history on monday when he placed his hands and feet in concrete at hollywood's famous chinese theater. the oscar winner had this to say. >> you know, joe pesci always said i'd end up with my feet in cement. i don't think this is what he had in mind. >>> speaking of joe pesci, the actor has settled a lawsuit against the makers of a john gotti bio pic. his lawyers said he was owed $3 million for the part an

in portland, 31 inches. almost 32 inches. their biggest snow total in a snow event, ever, boston in to top five there. again, that area that gio is in, that area 30 to 40 inches of snow that's considered a record in about any location. david, we'll watch this storm system pull away now. >> another storm out west and the arctic cold now coming. >> yeah, we'll warm up here over the next couple of days. even though we got the cold temperatures tonight. by the time we get into monday the entire northeast is warmer. there are blizzard warnings out tonight again for a place in the midwest. from denver all of the way up to minnesota. likely in south dakota and nebraska. by the time we get into sunday, we'll have blizzard conditions there. >> thank you, sam. >>> other headlines this evening. tonight, new information on that ex-cop authorities now say a kiln on the run. we have learned this evening, some training that's troubling authorities. pierre thomas on this case again tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned a man claiming to

back in portland, julie ober's job hunt is now over. >> i got the job! >> one more economic note. we talked last night about how gas prices are climbing fast. they moved even higher since then. now averaging $3.46 a gallon nationally, up almost 20 cents in just a month, brian. >> tom costello starting us off from washington tonight. tom, thanks. >>> overseas now to another big story still developing this evening. with the attack in benghazi last september 11th still fresh in the minds of a lot of americans, there's now been another terrorist attack on a u.s. outpost overseas. this time the u.s. embassy in ankara, turkey, where we find our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the american flag here at the embassy has been lowered to half staff. the attack took place just up this road behind me, which has now been closed by turkish police. chaos of police and ambulances in one of ankara's most fortified districts. embassy row. on one stretcher, a well-known turkish journalist. she had come to have tea with the a

portland, maine, 23.9 inches breaking the record. take a look at this. amazing time lapse video, from connecticut showing the storms building in a hurry. first a few snowflakes and then the skies open up the snow rising fast and look at that. reducing visibility to about zero. that is zero. how did the blizzard measure up to the forecast and what can we expect later on. maria molina is live. we want to hear from you. >> good to see you. we do have many reports to tell you about and update out of maine. we report over 30 inches of snow has fallen in that area. in boston, one for the record books in the city of boston. as of the latest. to show you how strong the winds were across many cities in parts of new england and also into areas further off to the south, take a look at some of these gusts that were reported from the storm system. in the 80s. 81 mile-an-hour winds in portland, connecticut and massachusetts, 83 mile-per-hour winds. so we're talking hurricane-force winds out here in portions of new england and even in areas further off to the south. sn

i'm tony tull at the live desk tracking breaking news out of portland, oregon. last night at 12:30 our time, police were called to a hospital for a man with a gun. we're told the hospital was placed on lockdown. police were able to contain the gunman inside. they say that a shot rang out, the gunman is dead. but, again, that hospital in portland, oregon is still on lockdown as police there investigate what happened. as of right now, there are no other injuries. we'll continue to track the story. back to you. >>> it marks ten years since 100 people died in a rhode island nightclub fire. yesterday loved ones gathered for a memorial. the station nightclub burned to the ground in february 2003 when pyrotechnics during a show by great white caught material on fire. work for the memorial begins in the spring. >>> it morning, people in a small texas town are mourning the deaths of two firefighters. they are from bryan, texas. about 50 miles outside houston. they died friday night trying to put out flames inside a knights of columbus lodge when the roof suddenly collaps

dave jackson continues our team coverage. >> reporter: jeremy goulet in a portland, oregon, courtroom in 2007, charged with invasion of privacy for photographing a young woman naked in a shower. >> it felt horrible. for a while, i couldn't go to the bathroom by myself. >> reporter: she screamed and her boyfriend fought with goulet, who twice fired an illegal handgun during the brawl and got the top of his left ear bitten off. it all ended in a two-year prison term, followed bid goulet heading south to berkeley, to this apartment house, where neighbors say he was both quiet and sly, unsettling enough that one couple considered moving away and tonight they want the whole criminal episode to go away. the former marine worked at this coffee shop. female employees say he was disturbing, even threatening, during his year behind the counter. one man said he knew goulet well and tried to calm his attitude toward women at work. he told me he was shocked to learn of the santa cruz killings but he had always feared that jeremy goulet could turn violent. in santa cruz, goulet had just been fired

she was one that needed to be out of there right away. >> family was on the way to portland to pick upo was a fisherman. he pleaded for help on facebook to find his missing family, only to have his fears confirmed. >> it looked like straight line. didn't look like she may have we shalled swerved or anything like that. >> she fell asleep, some eight hours before her daughters were discovered. >>> that was ben singer reporting. four-year-old ariana was treated and released from the hospital last night. her little sister is still recovering. >>> we have great video to show you from nasa. it shows a huge eruption on the sun. this is a compilation of three solar flair events that took place in a short amount of time. each second of video is 6 minutes in real time. the flair shot up, sending electromagnetic energy into space. it was then followed by what scientists call a coronal rain, which is that image that looks like it's raining on the sun there. and pretty amazing. >> beautiful. i love seeing those pictures. >> you could fit 15 to 20 earths within that cone. the size of the sun versus

. >> reporter: from coast to coast, portland to portland, gas prices have risen every day for the last month. >> the rising gasoline prices is extraordinary for this time of year. we usually see this happen as we go into the summer driving season. >> reporter: what's going on? analysts say the reasons are many. china is demanding more oil every day to power its growing economy. just as opec cut some of its output. and international sanctions are reducing the amount of iranian oil on the world market. at home, refineries are shutting down from maintenance as they prepare to switch to a summer blend. then market speculation and a weaker dollar play a role. in san diego -- >> hey, i'm a waitress. come on. i'm not making 200 grand a year. >> reporter: the price at the pump can quickly add to the cost of the daily commute. a 40-mile round-trip, 22 days a month, averaging 22 mpg at $3.50 a gallon costs $140 a month. at today's average of $3.73 a gallon, $149 a month. at $4.25 a gallon, $170. and at $4.50 a gallon, $180 a month. >> we have to work, so we keep coming to work every day. but you

he moved from portland to vancouver after goulet was acquitted and released in 2008.e says he constantly searched the internet for information about him. his father said the incident engaged his son, souring him on the justice system. he calls the killing of the two sfsh officers unforgivable. he added, "my heart goes out to the families of those officers, but i'm grieving, too. we loved him." visit nbcbayarea.com to learn more about the officers including how to help their families. >>> 4:36. new details in a deadly shooting that happened on the campus of a san leandro elementary school. the san francisco chronicle repor reports tahir randall shot foster after foster refused to make good on a $5 bet. the two were reportedly playing a late-night dice game on the grounds of hillside elementary school on february 13th. randall is charged with murder and is being held without bail. investigators are still looking for two other men in connection with this case. >>> after public outcry from parents in brentwood, the school board last night fired its superintendent, merrill

portland maine set a high mark . thousands of homes electricity in the height of the storm and stranded vehiclings were a common sight in portland. we showed you the flooding and warnings in the massachusetts coastline . now we are learning that fluxeating temperatures and going to rise in the daytime and bringings a new set of problems for people. maria molina is here with the back and forth. >> hiharris. we see a dramatic warm up. we'll be talking about rapid snow melt. it is exceeding 30 inchs and one spot in connecticut picked up 40 inches of snow and incredible in longhorns and parts of massachusetts picking up over 30 inches. 30.4 inches in new boston and portland maine . a lot of snow on the ground and going to stay there and going to be monday, rapid snowfall affected . the wind was howling and exceeding 35 miles per hour . you we saw winds hurricane-force . luckily it is it exiting the region. we have lingering snow showers and the worst is overwith in terms of additional snowfall in portions of maine and ma

he was are rested and portland, oregon. could get a better view of her showering. using a stand he was only found guilty of invasion of privacy and unlawful possession of firearms. they did not find him guilty of a gunfight with the girl's boyfriend. he served one year for violation of probation. also he was arrested in peeping, sprawling and public intoxication. the longtime customers say that he gave off a strange 5. >> he did not look like a killer he was mild mannered. >> reporter: co-workers at the coffee shop did not comment about what he was like. his father said that he was a ticking time bomb. justin waldman, kron 4. the father of a suspect in the fatal shooting of two santa cruz police officers says his son was a ticking system. associated press that his to jail. new at six. the suspect lived in berkeley before moving to santa cruz. he also worked at a coffee shop in oakland's rockridge neighborbood. reaction there. from people >> reporter: jeremy goulet worked here at cole coffee on college avenue for about six m

in portland, 31 inches. their biggest snow total in a snow event. that area that gio is in, that area 30 to 40 inches of snow that's considered a record in about any location. boston, their fifth biggest snowstorm ever. we'll watch this storm system pull away now. >> a little warm-up will be welcomed here in the northeast. but another storm out west? >>. >> we'll have two cold days monday afternoon and evening. but look at the blizzard warning that's already out with this next snow maker. it's sunday from denver to minneapolis. picking up snow. in that red zone, in nebraska, by noon on monday we're looking at blizzard warnings again. >>> other headlines this evening. tonight, new information on that ex-cop authorities now say a killer on the run. we have learned this evening, some training that's troubling authorities. pierre thomas on this case again tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned that a man claiming to be christopher don dorner, the former lapd cop has called a father of the victim he murdered to taunt him. >> it's some kind of warfare

rainy around seattle and portland. >> if you're flying anywhere, expect airport delays in these cities, denver and dallas. >>> and a few fascinating stories right now. both involving fire. first, from portland, oregon, where a young girl is recovering from severe burns. >> the parents of 11-year-old ireland lane believe she was burned when an alcohol-based hand sanitizer was ignited by a spark of static electricity. they say the spark was generated by their daughter playing with their bedsheets in her hospital room. little ireland suffered third-degree burns over 18% of her little body. and her second skin graft is tomorrow. >> we all use that stuff these days. that's a lesson learned from that story. that's scary. >>> and from oklahoma, police are investigating the burning death of a 65-year-old man. the sheriff says it may be a case of human combustion. but he says it was not spontaneous. danny vanzandt died in his kitchen. he was known to drink and smoke heavily. >>> and new details about the foiled plot to kidnap and kill singer justin bieber. reports surfaced alleging that a convi

his destination, portland, maine. back to you. >> he could be there a while longer.nks very much for joining us from reagan international. >>> here are five other stories we are watching this morning. first, at daylight, the search teams headed out to big bear lake in part for that hunt for the accused cop killer. it's not clear if the suspect, christopher dorner is even still in the area. police say they will keep looking until they find him or they're sure he's left. the former cop is accused of killing three people. >>> number two, michelle obama will attend today's funeral for 15-year-old hadiya pendleton, the chicago student was gunned down a week after performing at president obama's inauguration. police told our affiliates that pendleton had no gang affiliation and was likely not the intended target. we will have a report from chicago that will be coming up later this morning. >>> number three, former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. has signed a plea deal with prosecutors. the well-known civil rights leader was under investigation for misusing campaign

. >> reporter: maybe the shirt isn't so portland, but the idea is.oy scouts? >> i just think because they're kind of restrictive. there's a lot of things you can't do there. >> reporter: but here you can. boys and girl go camping and take outdoor trips together. nobody cares whether you're gay or not religious, and at least a few dozen families like that approach. his dad, travis, helped come up with the plan to put a progressive portland spin on a very old institution. >> we wanted to create something that was a little bit more along our family philosophy, our kind of a portlandy version of what scouting would be. >> reporter: boy scouts in portland. everything takes a little different spin when you try to portlandize it. he's just got to talk to his son about the whole shirt thing. >> he's taking a good stance there. i want to do my open thing and so branch out into your own organization. more power to him. >> and cute outfits. >> that is the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. don't miss our ♪ music dy langu

mohammed said i'm interested in moving forward and they said why don't you come to this hotel in portland and he agreed to do that and that was the first encounter that the fbi was the first to record and didn't and they ran out of battery. during that meeting according to the fbi they said what would you like to do? find a plot for us to get involved in and he goes away and he comes back a few days later and he tells the fbi about this ceremony in portland and thousands of people are there and they said there's children there. he says i don't care. something about of their enemies of islam they should die and i don't care of children and innocent people are blown apart. that is what the fbi has put forward but the problem is that on his own he had nothing he didn't know how to build a bomb and the fbi then provided everything. they rented a storage unit. they gave him a list of things that he needed to buy with some sort of a switch and another one was a cell phone that was the components for this detonated bomb and the fbi then built the bomb for him to seem so authentic that is not lik

already a record snowfall now in portland, maine.n you set snowfall records in the great state of maine, that's a lot of snow. for us, nothing to worry about. just a lot of wind today. hold on to your hats and young kids today. the wind will fade away tonight. mostly clear sky will allow for a cold start tomorrow morning but without so much of a wind problem. then tomorrow we'll start out with sunshine but clouds coming back in quickly. by the early morning hours of monday morning, most of this is going to be rain, but interstate 81, shenandoah valley, northern ya maryland, we may have to watch out for the possibility of wintry weather. for today, wind is your main concern. winds 25 to 35 here for the rest of the this morning. through this afternoon, winds still in the 20 to 30-mile-per-hour range. with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, it's going to be a chilly one indeed. for this evening, winds back down into the 10 to 20-mile-per-hour range. that won't be too bad at all. here's your all-important seven-day forecast. 39 and to

to portland because one of the pilots passed out.senger said the pilot opened the cabin door and collapsed into the aisle. the copilot took control of the plane, while doctor on board attended to the captain. >> it is very rare that we have a pilot pass out, lose consciousness or have a physical impairment in the cockpit. when it does happen, that's the reason we have two people up there very well trained. >> reporter: john nance is an abc news consultant and a former pilot for alaska airlines. >> your first job if the captain should keel over is to fly the airplane. number one. and try to revive him and figure out what isoing on when you can. >> reporter: the plane landed safely and was met by paramedics. passengers were put on another flight that made to it seattle overnight. the pilot was taken to the hospital. the pilot has been flying for them for 28 years. no word on the medical problem. the first officer is very experienced. he's been flying for alaska for 11 years. still a lot of questions here, george. >> sure are. must have

take a look at the numbers. 31 inches, almost 32 inches in portland. towns with 38. 40 inches of snow, that would qualify as going in the record books there. boston, their fifth biggest snowstorm ever. we'll watch this storm system slowly -- ever so slowly pull away. david? >> a little warm-up will be welcomed here in the northeast. but another storm out west? >> yeah, we'll have two cold days, i think, by maybe monday, monday afternoon, monday evening. but look at the blizzard warning that's already out with this next snowmaker. it's sunday, from denver to minneapolis. picking up snow. in that red zone, in nebraska, by noon on monday we're looking at blizzard conditions again. >> sam, thanks. >>> we're going to turn now to other headlines this evening. tonight, new information on that ex-cop authorities now say a killer on the run. we have learned this evening, of some training that's now troubling authorities. our pierre thomas on this case again tonight. >> reporter: abc news has learned that a man claiming to be christopher dorner, the former lapd

we have place like portland that have higher bike ridership number than our own. we have places like chicago that are literally building dozens of bikeways per year. these are physically separated bikeways. i want to make that note. we really have evolved the thinking. >> when you say physically, do you mean with a raised road like they do, say, in amsterdam and copenhagen? >> that's right. it could be an actual physical separation or may be places like you may know market street wihee a section of the street, the bikeway has been painted green. there are white posts in between. these are really cheap and inexpensive and quick ways to make separation between the motor vehicle traffic and bicycle traffic. this is what we're seeing cities across the country do, new york city, portland, washington, d.c., is a great example. >> i was in d.c., and mexico city, both have bike sharing now. is that in the pipeline for san francisco? what's taking so long? >> i'm happy to report it's coming. san francisco and the south bay actually down to san jose will have bike share com

portland 12 to 18, possibly more, especially south of there. again, the impacts start about noon today. the worst of it is after dinner tonight to about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the reason we're calling for lesser amounts south of new york city, temperatures there 37 in philadelphia. that's why we're calling for mostly rain for you. even new orleayork city expecti rain, not turning to snow until later tonight. throughout the evening as the storm approaches, wintry mix, new york city to philadelphia. heavy snow interior new england. more on "morning joe" and throughout the day on msnbc. >>> college basketball where it's been a rough year for top-ranked teams in the nation. indiana playing on the road in champagne against the fighting illini. hoosiers get off to a good start in the first half. will sheehey. indiana up big most of the second half. illinois goes on a run. the three from the corner. d.j. richardson. cuts the lead to two. 90 seconds to go richardson knocking down the jumper. tie game at 70-70. indiana, no shot. they don't get a sh

that is intensifying as it moves into new england dropping heavy snow in places like boston and portland, maine. we have the upper level storm system we have to worry about which is the energy in the upper atmosphere that will bring some isolated snow shower is in ohio and western pennsylvania and upstate new york coming down south which is why we even have a threat for a little snow around baltimore. this shows that the storm is intensifying along the east coast and moving up east and stronger winds even in maryland. we have low pressure off the coast and high pressure building in from the southwest. in between that, we will have sea winds whipping around again. winds are already 10-50 miles per hour and these are the sustained winds. we are expecting these wins to increase today possibly gusting to 40 miles per hour. but temperatures are 28 at the airport and ocean city only 32 and downtown baltimore, 33 degrees. western maryland has temperatures in the teens. we have a couple of graphics to talk about how we have seen storm systems in the month of february. isolated snow showers are p