phil, join us in a moment for the five day forecasas,,,,,,,,,, [low audio] >>> i can't wait for preaknessd this day's snow. form, it will be -- tomorrow, it will be breezy. 38 saturday and cloudy, sunday, we're looking at a coastal weather event that the models are pushing out to sea. monday, sunshine, tuesday, clouds and temperatures in the 30s. it will be in the 30s, chilly through christmas. now, back inside. >>> thank you, very much, with bad weather on the way, you'll want to stay tuned tonight. tonight at 10:00, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00, of course. thank you for watching eyewitness news and wjz-13, maryland's news station. >>> i'm tim testimony. -- i'm tim willll,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> in the preakness. >> reporter: baltimore tradition leaves more to horses than horse power.k adding a prix to the preakness is just the right speed. >> those are airplanes on wheels. >> we sold now just about 15,000 tickets. and you know, we're over a million dollars, in terms of what we've generated from the ticket sales. so we've had a very enthusiastic response. >> reporter: the tickets range in price from $tent to $ -- $20 to $1200. it's a three-day event. and the more you pay, the more days you can attend. the better the seats and the more perks you can get. >> you can purchase reserve grandstands for a day. that's your seat. and you can sit at a ravens game or an o's game. and that's where you get to sit. now, if you want, you can also do between $130 and $160. and that will give you reserved grandstand seating. if you want to be there every day, you can have it for three days. >> reporter: and with more than 100,000 people expected to come to town, organizers expect those to be a windfall across the city. >> i have friends who associate baltimore with the wire. and ba

did at the preakness has reached such a pitch that even santa claus is weighing in this is crazy to feel if you ask a fish people they were the ones to invent the christmas tree as it would not be so with a norwegian as in the germans i think what's important is not who decorated this is centuries ago but that this is a seasonal spirit a sign this symbol of contention for the to christ in neighbors shows just how much they have in common and christmas comes once a year because tony and the love trains have many ongoing haggles they also disagree about who is women are more beautiful because beer tastes better how many bears this nation is allowed to have the nearby woods some of us say that without this legal disagreements life would be too boring. so in a way this latest christmas treat controversy is just another way of making christmas merry or somebody's got artsy. stony or whether it's a stone you know or lad seems it's in the christmas season to fight about the christmas season and a few moments business news with daniel. the business. of n.l. substantial new investments in russia'

this festive preakness has reached such a pitch that even some truck loss is weighing in but if you could if you ask the finish people they'll tell you they were the ones to invent the christmas tree so with the norwegians in the germans i think what's important is not who decorated it first centuries ago but that we all do it nowadays seasonal spirit aside this symbol of contention for duty feisty neighbors shows just how much they have in common christmas comes once a year but historians and loved ones have many ongoing goggles they also disagree about who is remind them of beautiful because beer tastes better how many bears this nation is allowed to have the nearby woods some of and say that without this legal disagreements lie would have been too boring so in a way this latest christmas tree controversy is just another way of making christmas a bit merrier somebody's got our tea. is starting. and of course daniel is here with the business update that's coming up next. the business volvo benz are now substantial new investments in russia's car industry with prime minister putin in atte

the winds get mild again, oh, around preakness. the ronster is inside this morning. that's good. this is a beautiful story. take it away, pal. >> reporter: it really s we're -- is. we're live in mt. washington. royal things is the name of the store. she is doing something extraordinary for the holidays, helping those in need. we got the story when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we continue to follow a fatal fear wheretive people were killed it. brook out about five this morning. two houses within the up in flames. we'll have a live report coming up shortly. marty is in the first -- is in the first warning weather center. >> a steady 12-mile-an-hour wind. barometer has risen. yesterday morning, treemly low, 29.2, extremely low, 29.2. 21 easton and pax river. 2 ocean city. 23 rock all and d.c. and these are the current wind gusts, 30 miles an hour. wind chill, your neighborhood around the city 8-degree wind chill right now. man it is cold this morning. it's because of the lake effect. still that -- it's interesting we're talking about that

but racing enthusiasts think adding a prix to preakness is just the right thing. >> we have sold now just about 15,000 tickets. and you know, we're over $1 million in terms of what we've generated from the ticket sales. so we've had a very enthusiastic response. >> reporter: tickets range in price from $12 to $1200 depends on what you want from your racing event. >> you can purchase reserve grandstands for a day. and they're $65. that's your seat. and you can sit there just like you're at a ravens game or o's game, and that's where you get to sit. if you want, you can also do between $130 and $160. and that will give you reserved, grand stand seating for the three-day festival speed. if you want to be there every day and you want that seat, you can have it for three days. >> reporter: and with more than 100,000 people expected to come to town for it, organizers expect it to be a windfall for the city. >> i have friends who associate baltimore with the water. and baltimore is so much more than that. i think this is going to be an opportunity to showcase baltimore to the world. it will