looking at the national map, you can easily find the cold front, the blue colors and proud of this darker green. you can see this is just dipping over maryland. currently, in the 50's, but in the third the's tonight. 60 in annapolis. 55 currently in gaithersburg. expected to get near 60, at best. the wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour at times, sustained wind around 20 miles per hour. the temperatures will be dropping down. clear and cold overnight with a freeze watch for the baltimore city area. north of here, that is a breeze warning. conditions are more likely. if you have your garden planted, you may want to put some covering over it to protected from the temperatures. it to be in the upper 20's in northern baltimore county, carroll county. the entire area except for a lower shore is in a freeze watch or warning extending until tomorrow morning. grab a jacket tomorrow. we are only warming up to 53. wednesday, back in the 70's with a new front. dropping as into the 50's and 60's by the end of the workweek. >> breast cancer patients who are obese are more likely to have their cancer r

we are looking at the national map: the wind will be blowing in a southerly direction we're looking atng or near record-breaking high temperatures from saturday through tuesday the temperatures are continuing to be well above normal ... and we're looking at some widely scattered thunderstorms from this afternoon and also out late tomorrow afternoon but all looks good for the parade tomorrow. have a great weekend. and happy st. patrick's day to you. we hope you have a great weekend thank you for joining us today. we're going to leave you with more music from katie quick... ñ

we have some wind advisories and we have some red flag warnings on the national map. the high pressure will be entering the chicago area bringing some cooler temperatures over the next two days at 5:00 this evening the wind will be shifting ... this is the time lapse on the wind gust speed ... it will let up by tomorrow here is the forecast: 70 percent of the spring seasons have been warmer than normal and 82% summer seasons have been warmer than normal so this is an indication were in for a warm couple of seasons ahead ... the clouds are thickening it will be windy there's a growing prospect of showers may be even a thunderstorm 44 degrees overnight. the high temperature will be 54 degrees tomorrow 46 degrees on friday will be back into the '50s on saturday and into the low 60s on sunday we will see another warming spell next week. we are just pinching ourselves to see how great this weather is ... >>it's time now for today's trivia: which of these is not a layer of the sun? the answer is still ahead at noon if you use a cpap device to control your sleep apnea liberty

let's take a look at the national map we have some humid warm air to the southern states ...las's 73 degrees ... this another storm developing in colorado ... this is the fastest warming month we're entering into. it's the beginning of the meteorological spring. we just it's 60 degrees the other day the first time in three months we've seen that temperature on the record we began a three month period through may today ... the fastest warming month and the beginning of spring. we may hit 65 degrees over the next several days we're looking at storms that are setting up to the west ... here in chicago it is cloudy in the northern suburbs. we pointed out that there were could wind gusts early this morning we're transitioning between systems so wind will pick up once again tomorrow the official temperatures 39 degrees at o'hare there have been storms down south ... the state climatologist said that there have been over 2000 tornadoes touching down in illinois and only 39 have occurred in the month of february ... what happened yesterday was the top tier intensity storm in harrisbu

i'll bring this and come back to the national map. rich won south carolina and home state of georgia. illinois tonight, louisiana this weekend. here is what the other guys have to do for the rest of the race. governor romney has been winning more than a majority of the delegates, he needs to win about 49% of the delegates from today on out, and he'll get to the 1,144 and clinch. senator santorum would have to win 70% of the delegates, been winning 20% so he would need a dramatic turnaround and fast. speaker gingrich, steeper hill, 78% of the delegates we would need to win from this day forward to get to 1,144. he's been winning only about 9% of the delegates so how does santorum or gingrich stop the romney campaign? let's talk truth in new york, kelly anne conway and columbia, south carolina, the community indications director for the santorum game, hogan gidley. do you believe you can get to 1,144 or is the true santorum goal to stop romney from getting there and have momentum at the end heading into a convention? >> first of all i am

you can see it on the national weather map. 45 degrees in denver and check out chicago -- 80 degrees at is where we have the heat through illinois back into ohio and lower michigan. chicago is starting to get 90 degrees this afternoon. it is unbelievable for them this kind of -- this time of year. we will get some of that want the next couple of days but it is mainly in the 60s now and 65 at the airport. tonight, partly cloudy skies and we are expecting a couple of isolated showers the south of baltimore but not a major concern. other than that, we are warming up into the 70's especially on friday as we get more sunshine, maybe pushing into the 80's and drop down this weekend as cool air finally arrives, 60's with the chance of rain. ♪ >> you may be feeling it now so you know that spring can mean misery for allergy sufferers. a natural methods of breeding in salt particles could help. it is a common remedy in europe starting to catch on in the states. >> when spring is in the air, so is misery for people with allergies and breathing problems. >> when it stirs up that policy, it makes

. >> reporter: good afternoon, let's take a look at the national temperature map. hows you 9.5 hour drive away. there is warm air advancing towards the mid atlantic. the mid-60s kansas city. 63 minneapolis. 74 memphis. 70 atlanta. the winds going to turn around from the south and west andist going to get warm again. then there is another cold front that's going to make an appearance in the mid atlantic. the question is, how long is it going stay warm. is it going to get this chilly again. we are still in late march. bernadette woods with the details coming up shortly. >>> the maryland women's basketball team is one step away from returning to the final four. to get there the coach and the terps was taking on notre dame. it's tonight in raleigh, north carolina. >>> men's final four is next saturday. first kentucky versus louisville at 6:00. kansas versus ohio state. see both games live here on wjz13. >>> if you are feeling luckies perhaps if you aren't, you might want to buy a mega millions ticket, it's going to be a record setter and have the largest lump sum payout

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here's the national map. this is a blow to speaker gingrich. here's the delegate map. i'm going to give you two scenarios here. here's roughly where we are tonight. governor romney conferbly ahead. so i'm going to touch the button. what are you doing in june? this race. i'm going august. bang. i've been generous to santorum. i give him both illinois and indiana. some are saying no way. but i'm giving him those states to santorum with gingrich still in the race. look what happens. even under this scenario, romney wins. now, let's say senator santorum he wins pennsylvania. let's say for some reason he could win new jersey. here's the big one here. let's say he could win california. winner take all states. i'm again being generous and hypothetical. then this is a dream sequence for santorum. even then, yes he stops romney. he would go to the convention behind him. this is with gingrich in. >> hold on one second. what happens in tampa in this scenario? newt gingrich is a very powerful man, clearly. >> gingrich would be a powerful man. ron paul would be a potentially powerf

take a look at the national temperature map. talk about warmth. look here. n see temperatures in the 80s and 90s into the deep south. if you look at the patch of cool air, that's where it is. this is because we have a frontal system sitting in here right now with an associated cold front that will dive to the south. that's what will affect us in terms of our weather maker as we head into the forecast period. we had some clouds, a little bit of wet weather that's been moving through west virginia, seeing a few showers into the course the day and into the course of the night. it will got actually start to wing its way into the south. a little bit of patchy fog because of that moisture in the atmosphere, but overall, not going to be too bad. as we move into your sunday, you will see some sunshine. so, ridge of high pressure over us tonight partly cloudy skies. we'll see that ridge of high pressure move out and, some, we'll start with some fog and mixture of sun and clouds. bit time evening hours come around, we do have a chance of seeing some showers from the sy

. >> this is the national map. mississippi and alabama. if they stay purple, you may want to call romney back tomorrow and see if he wants to talk about the desperate end. what it could be is the end of the gingrich campaign. he won south carolina, he won georgia. he desperately needed to win to head across the south. >> second place in both of these states, i think, would probably keep him in the race. >> it would keep him in the race, but does it make him a viable candidate? he'll get delegates, but bragging rights are at stake. you look at alabama, a state that borders georgia. this is the one that gingrich needed to win. this is counting much more slowly mslow ly than mississippi. 35% of the vote in. with that much out, things could change, but this has held steady. santorum at 35%, gingrich at 30%, romney at 28%. if romney was to spring a surprise here, wolf, he's winning in all of the places he would need to win to spring a surprise in alabama. he's winning in the major population centers and in the suburbs. the difference between thi

today on the national travel map for the major destinations or connect points. atlanta chance of thunderstorms. dallas fort worth area. showers in seattle. also in los angeles often dry. the west coast has had a lot more moisture than we had. the bulk of the country will be dry. our st. patrick's day forecast. let's take a look at it. this morning, temperatures climbing through the 50's. we'll have areas of fog. otherwise once the sun is up, we will see plenty of that during the day today. this afternoon, up around 70 fored high. the sun the dominant feature. women be dropping into the 60's and mostly clear skies with temperatures getting, you know, you expect if chilly this time of year. here is a dense fog advisory. now they have bnl raised for the eastern shore until 10:00. again, visibility is compromise aid little bit. first day of spring is on tuesday. 72 today. 67 tomorrow. a few more clouds tomorrow. that will take the temperatures down a few degrees. 69 on monday. maybe a shower or two. spotty. not a big chance. first day of spring looks great. and the

the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> bob: good morning and welcome to "face the nation". what are you seeing here is a map put out by the national weather service which shows where the 90 tornadoes hit friday and saturday. 38 people now dead in five states by the latest count. unbelievable 27.5 million people put at risk by the storms. in kentucky, the worst in 24 years, and in indiana, the town of henryville was hit by a twister packing 175 miles an hour winds and it stayed on the ground for more than 50 miles. indiana governor mitch daniels was in henryville and in other parts of his hard hit state yesterday. he is with us this morning from indianapolis. governor, thank you for finding time to talk with us this morning. just bring us up to date. what's the latest? >> we think the fatality rate in indiana -- the count we believe is final. we pray it's final at 12. the count of those who lost homes and businesses is smaller than it might have been based on where the powerful stoerms hit, but it doesn't ease the heartache forp whose who were in the path of it. >> bob: can you put a dollar figure on it? >>

importance of that part of the world which is attached to neither camp, the uncommitted nations of the world, represented in gray on the mapions are absorbed with their own problems. either they're newly independent after years of domination by a foreign power or they're still seeking independence. the strong tide of nationalism sweeps over and they distrust the old ways of colognism. >> our own policy toward them has been one strictly of watchful, nonintrusive friendship. giving help when help is asked for. but otherwise, keeping hands off their internal affairs. the communists have been mor direct. their local party members have not hesitated to exploit to their own advantage the passions that smolder in the new states and to identify themselves in the minds of the people there when whenever possible with anticolonialism and us with its options. it is part of their worldwide technique. how do our military services adapt themselves to the conflict and perhaps no gun will be fired? the activities and performances of all the members in every foreign country in which they're stationed will either add to or detract from the g

the national council of the syria. they haven't put forward barely charters for other people particularly the map whatever national council i mean based in turkey turkey same thing also for the coordination. the in syria so i think in either of they have put forward what kind of syria they are going to be with in the future what about turkey is it playing a constructive role in european am hosting forces that are eager to topple assad well are talking a row i think also is quite complicated that first of all they host this repl sitting group freedom army of syria so they served as the headquarter for that for them and they are going to hold for the second the friends of syria meeting very soon probably already have a poll and also i think that turkey also use the country now leading the way even called for like a sam you need to really support for those opposition party of course they're also impose the sanctioning government so all of that just to add those supports to that pool wrong partner in the between those domestic fighting so obviously it's not so constructive for reaching but dialogue between those two fighting

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y closed captioning services >>> this is a fox news alert, the touchdowns wiping one town off the map. and kentucky national guard has been deployed this just days after a huge storm triggered dozens of tornadoes and left people dead in illinois, missouri and kansas, death toll rising tonight with a violent tornado and stay with fox news channel for more on the developing story we're on top of the news coming in tonight for incredible weather outbreaks, stay with us, we'll be back to on the record already in progress. nding. >> sean: i think we lost mike tobin as can you hear we are just telling new this report tonight that in fact an entire town we believe in indiana has, in fact, been decimated and as we have more word tonight we will continue to bring the very latest on the tornadoes and reports of damage and death as that toll continues to climb. and meanwhile tonight, we are only one day removed from the tragic death of our friend andrew breitbart. as his colleagues, friends and family all come together to remember his legacy, sadly there are those on the left who have refused to allow all of us the ti

the 50s. reagan national, 56 degrees. 55, sorry, i couldn't see the map, doing just fine. actually cooler than yesterday morning. should be a lot of sunshine today. the winds will build out of the south. and we're going to watch the temperatures soar into the 80s. no rain expected any time soon. although we could see scattered thunderstorms tonight. all right, the radar, we want to mention, there are thunderstorms out to the west. a thin line around eastern ohio. some of the western viewers might get cloud cover and showers associated with that. forecast high, 83 in washington. 81 in baltimore. the record highs for the day is 81 degrees set back in 1990. so you can see we're likely in territory we have never been on march 15th. >> we're used to that. >> this whole past year. >> did you enjoy it at all? >> a little bit. not too much. >> air conditioner. >> i know. >> i opened the windows. >> that's a start. >> yeah, really nice. >> i managed to hit the terrace for an hour or so. did you get outside? >> let me tell you something, i didn't come in until the sun went down. >>

. >> we are supporting at transition, which the syrian national council has laid out in connection with the road map set out by the arab league. in a sense they're linked. out of that would be a process by which a leadership would be chosen. i can't give you a name. i can define the process for you but i can't give you a name. i think this is an important point, though, senator. the people who are doing the fighting, the people who are doing the fighting say they are fighting to defend the protest movement. so there is a link even if you can't say that the fighters themselves claim -- >> you think it's in our national interests -- and i'll close with this -- do you think it's in our national interests to be involved in military operations, arming operations, to join in with al qaeda and hamas and others and certainly the folks that are on the ground, the opposition groups to overthrow this government? >> senator, as i said, we have been supporting a plan developed by the arab states for a political transition. the secretary spoke earlier this week of some of the discussions that we've had in-house a

waged wars against it, the israeli people have been subjected to rocket attacks, to terrorism, and they live in a world where larger nations have threatened to wipe them off the map. more over, the jewish people carry the burden of centuries exile and persecution and the memory of knowing that six million people were murdered not because of what they did, but simple isly because of who they were. this is undeny able history. and these are the undeny able security concerns of the president. the president made the concerns clear to the u.n. general aassembly last year and confirmed them to all of you last sunday. he has made it a priority to boost israel's mill teitary superiority in the middle east for one simple reason, we have no better ally in this critical region of the world. the strong israel deters potential aggressores, it sends a message to the region and to the world that america will not waiver in the defense of our allies, and for this reason, even though we are facing serious fiscal constraints, u.s. security assistance to israel has increased dramatically since this president took office. this year, the president requested $3.1 billion in security as

the temperatures. reagan national, we are cold. generally below freezing. 32 now at reagan national. lots of 20s on the map. me just mention that areas to the south, we got the snowpack. you could have some slippery spots this morning as temperatures as you can see -- well, now you can see are below freezing. 27 in fredericksburg. 25 out in culpeper. we are 30 in leonardtown. we picked up about an inch of snow in southern maryland. we do have cold temperatures as well. should be a nice day. a lot of sunshine expected. winds will be out of the north here. they'll let up. temperatures will be just a tad bit on the cool side with highs in the upper 40s. there is your sentinel sat rad. nice looking start to your day. we'll have high pressure building across the region during the course of the afternoon. that spells dry weather for us. that area of high pressure is going to slip off the coast. let me show you what is going to be taking place here. as this area of high pressure moves to our east, we'll be in for a nice warm-up. a few clouds this afternoon with cool temperatures. high pressure gets off the coast l

they're struggling with how to deal with the fact they have been put on the map in a national way as a town where a horrible crime happened. everyone in that town believes this is a tragic death. but the divide comes when you talk about how the police have handled the case. >> most admitt, and many of the people you talk to, they didn't want their names revealed. why is that, first of all? >> a lot of that is fear. whether that's fear of the police or fear of the community, there are such strong emotions associated with the case. people feel strongly one way or another. there's this sense if i speak out and say something you don't like, there's a fear of retaliation. >> they also expressed to you there were problems -- there was a racial divide. it's not an economic divide in the community, well before this happened with trayvon martin. so how did that impact how people got along, how they communicated with one another? how they coexisted? >> it depends on who you talk to. some people say this town is great, it's fine. we don't have a racerentials problem. if you talk to other people

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the nation's capital. okay. that's the package. you can see it on the map here what that means. ironically these measures might not even have been made law had it not been for president taylor's untimely death in july of 1850. remember we said that the wigs had a bit of a hard luck story with electing presidents. they only elect two, both of them die in office. taylor dies in office in july of 1850. some indication that taylor might have actually vetoed the compromise. remember, taylor is succeeded by my personal favorite rmillard phil more. i don't know why he's become such a brunt of jokes. maybe it's the name. i don't know. millard filmore. he's a traditional wig. he's busy fighting free soil forces within his own party and consequently filmore is eager to support the compromise and he signed it into law. so he's keen about getting the compromise through. in fact, as we'll see, filmore locks onto the compromise as a litmus test for party loyalty in the wig party. we'll see there's some dangerous consequences and bad consequences that come from that. let's step back for a minu

. >> governor romney is spending all this time trying to teach the national media delegate map instead a vision for the united states. governor romney is a process candidate. >> reporter: santorum continues to insist that newt gingrich should get out of the race saying he would have won a lot of states and might be able to run the table if they stop splitting that conservative vote. newt gingrich showing no sign else lead this race. birth and sugar. checking the delegate tracker. 1,144 needed to win the nomination. mitt romney leading the pack. fox news is america's election headquarters. your front-row seat to politics. you can get the latest news here. jamie: keep it right here. turns out you my get a couple extra door knocks this year. extra visitors at your door, labor leaders plan to apply more political pressure. they are expanding their boots on the ground to include even you if you don't belong to a union. joining me now doug schoen, a fox news contributor. how are you guys? great to see you. tony, 400,000 union members are going to go. because of a supreme court decision they

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the patchwork nation the regular future we have where you've got this all broken down. quickly, has romney expanded his appeal among the electorates since iowa. >> you can lookt those on the map that we have onhe patchwork nation site. we're pretty much locked in a stalemate between santorum and romney. if you go back to iowa, santorum has won the communities he's won and romney's won the communities he's won. santorum picked up a little steam in those suburban area but those are the only changes. >> woodruff: christina what is the path forward for rick santorum. yes he won yesterday these two contests. he has some momentum but romney's way ahead in delegates. >> it's not completely impossible for rick santorum to be able to get there with the number in the same way that romney would be able to almost get there. but it's not as likely when you look at the things, the organization. it remains a difficult thing for him. one thing i would watch out for is the money because santorum is now able to raise a lot of money because of his momentum particularly because he thought he had two strong months in january and february. he's probably raising a lot now and they're not spending a

in martins burg 55 degrees winds picked up a little bit we will see that continuing the you look at our national mapsn see right here just about one quarter of the country into the east coast is seeing a warm spread here we will see all that warm air from the south move its way up the mid-atlantic that will help boost our temperatures today. but we do have another factor we are concerned about, as the cold front approaches into the course of the day we will be in this warm humid air mass here and that will set us up for instability, we have a chance of thunderstorms in the course of the afternoon keep your eyes to the skies, isolated scattered in nature but still late afternoon evening hours we still have a chance of seeing some of that, could be gusty winds along the i-95 corridor through to the east maybe hail in some of those storms. we clear out menty of sunshine -- plenty of sunshine wednesday, 77 thursday another stellar day a few showers friday and saturday overall temperatures not bad at all for that time of year things are really improving as we head through into the forecast. let's check in

>> we are supporting a transition, which the syrian national council has laid out in connection with a road map set out by the arab league. in a sense they're linked. out of that would be a process by which a leadership would be chosen. i can't give you a name. i can define the process for you. but i can't give y n i think this is san important point, though, senator.

the end of this process. what happened with greece is a road map with what could happen with nations like portugal. we're watching closely. so far, the reaction in the market has been pretty calm. it wasn't necessarily a day of panic by any stretch, but it also is a reminder that greece is in a tough spot. it can't pay its bills and its economy shrank 7.5% in the fourth quarter. for youth, in the 50% range and so how it means going forward seems to be a hurdle that is almost impossible to clear. >> a lot of people call it unsustainable. kelly evans, thank you. >>> big story today out of dallas. the seat belt light was on and they were taxiing and then the passengers onboard an american airlines flight from dfw to chicago heard something troubling and then blood curdling and as we've seen before in the post-9/11 era, the passengers went into action themselves, but this time the onboard danger was a flight attendant who took over the p.a. and sounded as if she had taken leave of her senses. our report tonight from nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: not long after american airlines flight 2332 pulled ba

the nation's capital. okay. so that's the package. and you can see, as i said, on the map what that means. ironically these measures may not have been made law had it not been for president taylor's untimely death in july of 1850. remember we said that the whigs had a bit of a hard luck story with electing presidents, only elect two, both died in office. taylor dies in office in july of 1850. some indication that taylor actually might have vetoed the compromise, but, remember, taylor is succeeded by our -- my personal favorite millard fi fillmore. i don't know why he's become such a brunt of jokes. maybe it's the name but millard fillmore is a die-hard whig. taylor my not have been but fillmore is. fillmore is a traditional whig. he's busy fighting free soil forces within his own party and consequently fillmore's eager to support the compromise and signs it into law. all right, so he's keen about getting the compromise through, in fact, as we'll see fillmore locks on to the compromise as a kind of test as a litmus test for party loyalty in the whig party. we'll see there's some dangerous c

well, the number of tornadoes we had yesterday, this is just preliminary, but it was about half of what they saw april 27th and 28th. so this is a map from noaa, the nationalr service showing 303 tornado warnings yesterday. the april tornado outbreak, 688. so that's about twice as many. now, what about how often we see tornadoes break out this frequently in the month of march? this is a map that shows you how many we see on average by month from the storm prediction center. for march you see the number around 92. the preliminary reports from yesterday are 100, but that's going to change very likely as they continue to survey all that damage. but all said and done, i got a message from greg car vin at the storm prediction center there, and he tells us, don, that this outbreak not just in march but the number of tornadoes since january 1 will put us in the top 10% to 20% of busiest starts to the severe weather season since records began. this certainly was a huge event that we've been dealing with. like you said, months, years probably before some of these people are able to recover completely and rebuild. >> my goodness. we're thinking about them, and we ho