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louis and lost in overtime to st. louis earlier this season. >> john: i think because the dayton arena is a favorable place to play, it will be important for dayton to host a first-round game. >> tom: fernandez back to fernandez and the shot clock at 15, the rebound out of the air by temple and jefferson. >> john: temple takes time to get a shot and that was not necessarily a great shot. they have guys in position of offensive rebound. >> tom: the walking foul by perry and not happy about that. temple falls on the baseline and checking bax in for dayton. back if in temple and ramone moo out of the game and to jefferson. there is chris wright. k is 03:00 to play. -- 6:03 to play. lowery checks out. london warren checks back in. >> john: i love the way dayton plays. not necessarily out of bounds. [ laughter ] their guards are really, really tough to play and there is london warren and they need a tough, strong, quick, perimeter defensive player. brian gregory does a good job of getting the most out of the guys and you d

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these people are attempting to make it back to st. louis. >> we came early and hopefully the airplane will not be delayed. >> we call southwest last night to see if we could move up the flight. they said it was already booked up but that we should be ok. >> that was not the case for this woman. >> i have had it with air travel and the snow. >> her flight was canceled, putting her one-week trip to new delhi cancelled. >> there's nobody in the line. that should have been a clue. >> this person came to dulles airport seven hours early, only to learn her flight had been canceled. >> when i showed her my at tenerife, she said your flight has been canceled. it was canceled last night. we re never told. >> flight cancellations and delays and filled information boards at both major airports. this person was willing to do whatever it took to fly out today. >> i am on standby. hopefully i can get out at 2:00 and get to san antonio. we don't like the snow. >> suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >>> let's go right to doug hill and the weather center. wh

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light snow from fargo and minneapolis down to kansas city and st. louis. heavy rain for much of california into oregon, washington, idaho, and nevada. up to 20 inches of snow in the sierras. >> 50s from seattle to sacramento. mostly 40s across the rockies. 30s for the midwest and much of the northeast. 50s in dallas and new orleans. a warm 82 in miami. >>> zookeepers in scotland got a chance to witness a special delivery thanks to an extra pair of eyes more than 2,000 miles away. >> that's right, the zoo is now showing off its new southern white rhino just before christmas. the staff says they would have missed the entire birth if it weren't for a woman in cyprus who was watching the rhino on the internet. she says she noticed the mother's water had broken, she immediately called the zoo. >> how do you miss that. huge rhino. the event was witnessed by the staff and web cam viewers around the world. >> so cute. >> very cute. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now."

she is a co-founder of the st. louis tea party and lives with her family in rural st.this topic? how will they talk about saving liberty 1 pager at a time. i was nervous because i thought i should come here and have some kind of happy go lucky speech prepared about how we can all get along and the compassion that. and then i thought about it. i said i would not do that because we are in the middle of the war. we are in the middle of a war and we are fighting for the hearts and minds and souls of the american people. one of the things that i wanted to hit on today was the dirty tactics. that is one of the things i love about conservatives is that we are so polite we care so much about what other people think. we don't want to hurt their feelings. we don't want to put them out i love that about all of us. i really do. we are in a war. it is okay to throw manners out the window in cases like this. talking about saving liberty one patriot at a time, in order to do that, you actually have to exercise your liberty one patriot at a time. people have been talking about faceboo

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very few had ever been to st. petersburg. he went as the secretary to the american who was sent to try and strike up relations, diplomatic relations with the government of katherine the great. he'd known jefferson. he had conversed with the intellectuals of france, and he came back to enter harvard. and when his mother, who was by then in london, got word through her sister back in quincy, that young john quincy seemed at times a little too impressed with his own opinions, she wree to him as -- wrote to him as follows. "if you are conscious to yourself that you possess more knowledge upon some subjects than others of your standing, reflect that you have had greater opportunities of seeing the world and obtaining a knowledge of mankind than any of your contemporaries. that you have never wanted a book that has not been supplied to you. that your whole time has been spent in the company of men of literature and science. how unpardonable would it have been in you to have been a blockhead." [laughter] both john and abigail adams

st. >> i don't think it's out of line to question and at least caution that the department of transportation and nitsa be extremely careful in how they accept and deal with complaints that come in to ensure that government isn't taking sides in an area where we have a big investment. >> i don't buy this argument that because the government owns 60% of g.m. that we're going to turn a blind eye to that, that is nonsense. we would never do that. it'll never happen under my watch, i guarantee you that. >> reporter: in the meantime, japanese officials announced plans today to open their own investigation into acceleration problems in toyotas and other vehicles. >> ifill: for the record, toyota is an underwriter of the "newshour." we take a closer look now at the government's role in all of this. transportation secretary ray lahood spent the better part of the day testifying on capitol hill. he joins me now. welcome, mr. secretary. when did toyota and when in fact did you know about the problem

fed rick, howard, st.mary's county, carroll county and washington koufrnity on a two-hour delay. >> in virginia, arlington, falls church, fairfax, prince william and manassas city schools all closed. manassas park constituentity, loudoun county, staph ford fredricksburg are all closed. alexandria schools are on a two hour delay. also closed are clark, culpepper, frederick, orange, page county schools. fauk rappahannock, shenandoah and spotsylvania county also all closed. winchester cools on a two-hour delay. >> in west virginia, berkeley, granted, hardy and jefferson county schools are closed. mineral andorgan county schools are also closed. d.c. public schools are open. >>> now we want a check on the forecast with meteorologist tom kierein. another round of sw and some more on the way. >> came down in big clumpy flakes. i think each flake had little fingers, it was clinging to everything, all the branches and shrubbery now covered with the snow. the bamboo and white pine trees, their bows are bending towa

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st. quickly having snow by 3:00, 4:00. by sunset around 5:30 we'll have three to five inches on the ground. higher amounts further south and west. very heavy snow coming in overnight covering the entire region. we may see it snowing at a rate of one to two inches an hour for 10 to 12 hours from 6:00 p.m. this evening until 6:00 a.m. saturday. by dawn on saturday, by 8:00 that heavy snow moving off, the very heavy snow further off and east. still bands of heavy snow through saturday. for the totals for this storm from this afternoon all the way until saturday evening, 18 to 24 inch amounts right around washington. we could have higher drifts around the bay and the eastern shore with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour there. so they could see three and fr foot drifts from this snow, but here the winds won't be quite as high here in washington and points west. but the total always of snow could be up to 30 inches in that zone around the high point, near the shenandoah lley along the blue r

this is st. mary's county.fternoon, this is sharon and dave on the potomac river. we are looking at the still photos and live videos. on myfoxdc.com. if you stroll over here to the right underneath the max hd radar. we have web cams. the live videos that we have been talking about, wobs an -- once an hour the web team will be updating this. it may not be live on the air but live on the internet. you can contact us throughout the day. you may have your featured web cam on there as well. we will pull the best out and share the experience together. >> indeed. we are getting in more pictures. a lot of folks are sending us pictures via twitter, the road conditions. it's interesting. we appreciate you sending this in. >> it give us a perspective that we can't get with our crews. keep sending outside the tweets, pictures, live video and we will put it on the air. let's head to karen gray houston. she is following amtrak and the situation with the trains. what is the latest? >> reporter: activity in general is slowing

some pockets embedded, i thk, over into st.from 10:00 tonight until 10 p.m. saturday. winter storm warnings cover the rest of the area. 20 to 30 inches, a lot of locations. generally 18 to 24 inches with all of this winding down about 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. the bulk of the snow will occur during still the overnight period through midmorning. if you've got photos, we want to see them and get them on the air. isee@nbcwashington.com. thanks. >> all right, veronica. our official snow stick, about 25 minutes ago showed about an inch and a half. >> that's pat collins, of course. he's attached to the other side of that stick. what is it looking like now? >> we're in gaithersburg where the winds are picking up, the temperatures are dropping, the snow is sticking and it's actually starting to sting a bit. let me show you this. it's formidable. now i want you to meet wally debord. he is the most popular man in gaithersburg right now. more popular than the mayor because he's the head of public works. this is one of his plows. can this thing --

lookout in st. mary's county, we have had some mixed precipitation and down into the northern neck of virginia and eastward. that is where we have the remaining light snow across the region. not a big deal. all advisories have been dropped. we have a couple of systems we should show you. the main system starting to form is off the carolina coast line. it will merge with the l uc at the top of your screen kirk it will be a mass of big storm. well over a foot of snow and over two feet in parts of massachusetts. the wind will increase and they will be picking up later today, especially by about 11:00 a.m. you'll feel and see the difference. it could cause some problems with the saturated ground. with more on what to expect, we will go back to brian in the studio. >> it is kind of a prolonged system. we had a round of this morning. then a bit of a lull. and it will delay loop and moved southward in the evening and it may bring some precipitation. the wind is the story. snow coming to an end. we will see

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louis, the bach society of st. louis, the st. louis public library and children's choir. virtual partnership with these institutions as many hours are given to these organizations for live broadcast, education as well as promotion. the close of classic 9 is a loss to the community, and may have a negative impact on the quality of life. as many of my colleagues know, i'm married to a classical musician. i met karen at legitimate le hem lutheran church in california. when i started my life with karen, i began my life with karen. she has been an elementary music teacher. she is guiding our children musicically. my sons david and josh have sung with children's choirs. i credit it not only to my wife's teaching but exposure to classical music. and to remove that atmosphere of influence would be detrimental. without classic 99, i don't know if many of the musical institutions that rely on this station would be able to get their music heard. our local high school students have a chance to play on the radio station and i'm sure is a highlight. i felt this issue was especially imp

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dell dale, county, ally county, baltimore city, baltimore county, cecil, frederick, harford county, st. mary's and washington county schools are two hours late today. and just remember whenever severe weather hits, tune in to fox 45 news. our morning news ticker will have the latest closings, delays, traffic conditions, that ticker updates automatically and it even runs during commercials. we need to check on the roadways, candace dold is here with a look at the traffic edge report. good morning, candace. >> reporter: unfortunately it's going to be all about the dig out this morning. we want to show you, this is what the main lines look like. here is 695 moving at 83. you can see the cars are moving and the roads look pretty clear so no snow there, but then let's check on what it looks like moving at rogers forge this morning, well that, is a different story. we of course, have the snow that is completely packed down. now the slushy conditions so that is on the roads. and look at those cars, they're definitely covered with it, so you will have to spend a little bit of time digging out

. >>> queen ann's st. mary's, somerset, talbot, wacomico and worcester county schools closed today. >>> public schools that will be closed all week long, through friday, anne arundel county, baltimore city schools and frederick county. you can can hear the students cheering. >>> along with howard county, montgomery county and prince george's county schools will be closed all week long. whenever severe weather hits in to fox 45 morning news, our morning ticker will have the latest traffic conditions and closings. >> the ticker updates automatic hecally and eveautomatically ans during commercial breaks. >>> the weather meteorologist jessica has weather warnings and the snow totals. >> and we are talking to meteorologist steve fertig and we were talking about the thunderstorm event that we heard last saturday it hasn't occurred as of yet. >>> as of yet. take a look at the sky watch hd radar. we are seeing a change from one moment to the next, take a look at the scan pink is indicating sleet. we are seeing sle

in southern charles county, back into st. mary's and calvert and 2 to 4 south of that.here's the bulls eye as you go northeast of town, up towards howard county and points northeast maryland. tonight, snow, heavy by dawn, i mean, everywhere. even where you are seeing sleet. a mix south and east until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. 3 do 6 inches. 24 to 30 for lows and winds again, not a huge problem tonight. temperatures right now, around freezing. 32 in vienna, 33 upper marlboro. cooler to the west. 31 in hills borrow. to

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and it's going to get into -- we talked about this -- into southern st. mary's county. that's why your snowfall totals are less than ours, and that's why we did that. you'll go back to snow tomorrow. you'll end in snow tomorrow. don't worry about that. you'll get pretty of snow. but you're going to have a little bit of a mix tonight. let's go to the computer. we have new totals. thanks everybody for sending them in. ashburn is up to nine. starved is six. smiths burg is seven. germantown is seven. dangerous storm. 6-12 until midnight. i just saw some new guidance in the weather office. i could be a thrill low for the morning. we could -- little low for the morning. we could be 3-6. not crazy snow but significant snow. and then 1-2 in the afternoon. blizzard conditions through tonight. no doubt about that. and the winds really won't pick up, though, until after midnight. so the visibility will be down and satisfying one of the criteria. but you need winds too. they haven't picked up yet. they will. here is a look at the satellite picture, radar combined. we see the rain w

i'm telling you, we're going to see some sleet and rain mixed in in st. mary's county, six to 12 across the delmarva. fredericksburg two inches. you could be in danger of flipping over to some sleet and rain a little later on tonight. hagerstown only two inches, but romney, man you guys get hammered, 10 inches in romney, west virginia. dangerous super storm. six to 12 between now and midnight. six to eight between midnight and 6:00 a.m., then it starts to pull away from the coast. so in the morning, maybe two to four, in the afternoon, maybe one to two. but near blizzard conditions tonight, and that is a huge deal for us. it doesn't happen too often. the criteria is the 12 to 18- hour period where you need visibility one quarter of a mile or less for three hours or longer, and sustained winds at 35 miles per hour or frequent gusts to 35 miles per hour. so doesn't technically have to be snow. it's just visibility and also wind, and i think we're going to satisfy those criteria as we get into the late hours tonight. the late hours tonight. especially in sou

after two heart attacks, he's having quadruple bypass surgery at st.hospital here in vancouver. like every canadian, he is fully covered. could you have afforded this without insurance? >> absolutely not. probably would have wiped out my life savings. >> reporter: canadians are proud of their 50-year-old experiment in universal health care. funded by income tax and sales tax, both moderately higher than in the u.s. the system eliminates red tape, replacing insurance companies with one single payer, the government. the result, canada spends about half as much as the u.s. per capita on health care for all of its people. still, critics say there are weaknesses. long waits, sometimes six months to a year, for elective surgeries like hip and knee replacements. the plan is only public, consumers have no private options for basic care, and some procedures are easier to find in the u.s. >> you have fewer doctors available, fewer specialists. fewer places where sophisticated treatments can take place. >> reporter: earlier this month a top canadian government of

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down on accumulations down in to southeastern sections of charles county and also calvert county and st. mary's county. we will watch that carefully. in the meantime, probably need to say this again. this is a new color table. the darker the blue the heavier the snow. wewe will zoom in and show you this purple area and that is even heavier snow. we will zoom in around fairfax, around 123. and we will pinpoint some heavy snow. this is some heavy heavy stuff. when you see this. we will see a lot more of this actually on the, as we go through the night time hours. we will see a lot of this. this is, you know, just, not too far actually from mclean. and 123. we are talking a very, very heavy band of snow. so we are going to keep you posted where the heavy bands set up. but again, this is pretty heavy stuff toward centreville, as well. so again, it is going to get worse before it gets better. we will get through it. heaviest snow is yet to come. again, we will look at near blizzard conditions across the metro area overnight. just starting to pick up. the storm is about 6700 miles away. we'll

in january, st. joseph medical center told more than 350 patients they may have received unnecessary heart stints. a class-action lawsuit has been filed and lawmakers are looking for signs of medicare fraud. the hospital has until march 12th, to turn over the records. >>> president obama has declared maryland a disaster area because of snow damage. it's for the snow storm that hit in december. we had a record amount of snow during the three-day storm in december. eight maryland counties are eligible for federal aid to pay up to 75 percent of snow-removal costs that have far exceeded snow-removal budgets. >> we didn't make decisions based on funding. we were keeping people safe. firefighters are still out there digging out fire hydrants and we're plowing the roads and getting our kids back to school. any financial help we can get will be much appreciated. >> the governor said the state spent $50 million on the february storms. he estimates baltimore city and the 23 counties spent triple that. they are

st. louis is coming back. >> right. they keep coming over to tell us here at our table that the clock, they had died. and now, it's back up as we look at the bottom half of the atlantic ten. and again, you can't say it enough. for a team like them, they have the opportunity to get a home game in that first round of the conference tournament. that's enormous. that's big. >> if they can win that now, they need to win three more games. the gusts to the finals as they said before, hey, they could come back, right? and get that there? as you've got to like what's ahead for them if they could get that one tonight. again, they have that right on sunday. so if they could win those two, they are right back in the hunt. >> well, after the stop there, the great passing continues for them. williams tied up in time. another held basketball. that one will move along. again, the extra pass has been out there all night long. >> sure, it's the scene now as saunders is to the back of the game. there we go. coming out for a couple of side

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james bullard is speaking out of monetary policy forum at washington university in st. louis at 5:20 p.m. there is just a handful of earnings today. aetna, aon, simon property, tyson foods and weyerhaeuser will report, as well. it's hard to switch from this huge global sell-off to companies betting the farm on these little baby ads. 30 seconds, $3 million. chump change, right? >> yeah. but the good news is that those ads look to be sold out this year. miami will be the center of the sports universe this weekend at super bowl xliv. it's going to be the most watched event every year, even those who don't watch football will be tuning in. darren rovell is in miami to experience the atmosphere. i just wonder whether the new orleans saints, never made it to the super bowl before, whether them getting to the super bowl is sort of a met for for the rebuilding of new orleans itself post katrina? bearing in mind that they were going to leave the superdome. >> yeah, absolutely. after katrina, the superdome was like a staging ground. it wasn't a place for the super bowl. and forge

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st. timothy's delayed, loyola univ. opening at 10:00 a.m.. school systems have said, we can give ever crews some time to continue to clear things out. harford county with a two-hour delay. >> our weather coverage continues on our web site wbaltv.com. >> anne arundel county police are investigating a home invasion. one person was taken to shock trauma with serious injuries and another was taken to the university hospital with serious injuries. no word on a motive or suspects. and police are looking for the man who stabbed another in a market. the victim was taken to university hospital. no word on his condition. >> a baltimore city boy will spend 20 years behind bars due to a deadly stabbing of a classmate. he pleaded guilty in november 2008 to stamping a boy outside of a middle school -- stabbing a boy and outside of a middle school. a man reportedly assaulted a girl in a church last month. he is a registered sex offender. he is being held without bail at the detention center. an arraignment is scheduled for next monday. >> gov. martin o'mall

how about just plain rain for the eastern and st. michael's and those folks not going to see as much a total for them. we will see a system that we had similar to the weekend with an up level low to the coast and this the difference this coastal low is going to strengthen as we move further points north than over our area. we are seeing some banding. the dark areas of blue, are indicating that we see heavier areas as the low blows off the new jersey coast, we get the strong winds because of high pressure that builds in behind it. we're talking about city winds at 25 to 30 miles per hour. that becomes the big story later in the day. there's another story to tell you about which you may not want to hear, more snow on sunday into monday. it's a clipper system that is moving this our direction. that one not expecting a whole lot of snow. this system stays south. that not a factor at all. winds to the north, 5-10 miles per hour. right now not that windy in many locations. there could be heavier locations, stronger gusts. these temperature

in to southern st. marys six to 12 inches. i think we will see a mix of a little bit of sleet and rain. thanks to m.j. for taking this before it got dark in damascus. he had 3 1/2 inches at the time. up to 4 1/2 now. here's now totals for you -- we want you to stay home. big storm, classic storm, pulled out of the gulf of mexico. it is going to have verse across south central georgia, eventually getting north of wilmington. it will hug the coast as it moves across north carolina. that's why we think we will see this mixing line move to the north. already seeing the rain pretty close to us. that will indeed cut down on amounts a little bit. let's talk about amounts in live doppler. here's devon. >> we will start with the super ruler outside. you can get this at the livestream, not just live web updates but livestream on the super ruler. upwards to four and a half to five inches of snow. but the other side is a more likelihood of build upof snow. it is 2 1/2 to three inches of snow we have there. we have moderate steady snow acr

allegheny county, charles county, garrett county and st. mary schools have decided to close for the day. anne arundel county, baltimore county, harford county, montgomery and washington county schools are or closing , they're closing their doors two hours early so kids can get out of there and get home. cacaroline and carroll county schools are getting dismissed two hours early. baltimore he city, and prince george county, frederick county schools will close three hours early and cecil county schools are closing at 1:00. that's a big list with lots of different times. just remember whenever severe weather hits tune in to fox 45 morning news, because our ticker will have all of that information and the departures and traffic conditions. the ticker update automatically and even runs during commercials. steve fertig is here with a look at the weather that everybody is talking about and keeping an eye on it. >>> we are talking about closing doors. everybody wants to close doors to mother nature. you will love the snow and in which case we have