vic? >> we're hoping so, bob. and wjz will be back on the air tomorrow morning, starting at 5:00 a.m. don and marty will be here to bring you the updated information you need. >> sportrt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> hello, everybody. focus, focus, focus. colts players as the zero hour approaches. to sunday super bowl 44. imagine everything going through a player's mind. everything from mounting the anxiety. trying to get tickets from family members. that's why coaches try to stick to the regular routine as much as possible. >> you set up shop in the hotel, much like training camp. you get your routine established, your itinerary. stay on it. and those are important. >> we've talked about the little things in terms of trying to keep distractions out of the way, in particular out of our preparation. and i think our guys have done a great job of that. >> don't forget to watch super bowl 44 on this very same station. colts favored by 5, sunday at 6:00, here on wjz 13. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell touched upon cleveland

>>> hello everyone i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here is what people are talking about. >> in just a few hours, a huge snowstorm will be over maryland. and by this time tomorrow, several cities will be buried in snow. and that's why we've already started getting school closures. a full list of closures and advisories are running at the bottom of your screen. >>> let's go to bob turk who is tracking the storm from the weather center. >> we have a lot of rain to our south. that rain is going to translate into heavy snow by the time it moves north into our region. because we'll have enough cold air in our region for that to be in the form of heavy snow. because of that, we have winter storm warnings in effect beginning tomorrow all the way through saturday afternoon. the entire region, even has winter warnings because of strong winds snowing and whipping wind. any where from 1/16 to 2 feet or more. we'll be back with a lot more on this storm in just a few minutes. >> our first weather coverage in canton, kelly mcpherson has more with p

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter.

vic? >> okay. >> i'm not thinking about that yet. just get through this one. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. acc showdown. inked immediate getting ready for a clash with florida state. >> stan saunders has a preview coming up next. blan are you making it easier for bacteria to grow on your dentures? you are if you use toothpaste instead of soaking them in polident toothpaste is abrasive on dentures look, scratches where bacteria can collect and grow and bacteria can cause bad breath that's why i recommend replacing toothpaste with polident only polident is proven to clean without scratching and kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria don't scratch your dentures clean >>> all we have to do is get to the super bowl. because bob says by that time, the roads will be clear. and you can watch the game. >> down to miami? the game. >> could care less. >>> by the way, colts favored anywhere from 3 to 5. but still a single-digit spread. arguably, though, the third most important player, besides grew brees and peyton manning will be

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> a massive winter storm is just beginning to blast maryland. this is the scene at the falls road salt deem a short -- dome a short time ago. the snow is really starting to come down now. state crews are out in force, trying to stay ahead of it. the question tonight, how much longer will this last? how much snow will we get? we're live with extensive firstwarning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are tracking the system. >>> a lot of people are saying to me, this is not much. this is not much, that's for sure. but there is a lot more to come. this is the tip of the iceberg. take a look at radar. we hapr

things are getting vic, traffic is getting backed up. even i-95 has come to a slow start. we did speak with the county executive today or earlier yesterday, and he says that even though they have already plowed through their budget they have enough money or will find enough money to killer these roads. this is where they also believe they are going to see the brunt of this storm so the county executive is saying the roads will get cleared. it is going to be a very large job because this is tonight. tomorrow morning it could be a totally different story with a foot or each more of snow. for now, reporting in harford county, brian cube letter, abc 2 news. >> sad the say the situation in baltimore county is not much better. josie is standing by now in timonium. josie looks like you're getting quite a bit out there too ya ya kelly, really coming down here. how often can you say you've seen this, york road usually clogged with cars but at this hour it is a ghost town, nobody out there as the snow intensifies. we're up to about a good solid 3" here and the night is just getting

. >> and i'm vic carter.ere's what people are talking about. >> a colorado student today tries to shoot. the school is not far from columbine high school, where there was a shooting 12 years ago. >> reporter: heroic school members ran at the gunman during a shooting rampage at a colorado middle school. >> those kids are my kids. and it's important. and my teachers. were like family. >> reporter: two students, reagan webber and matt thu were already wounded. an alleged gunman seemed ready to takeaim at more, when teacher david benke seemed ready to spring into action. >> i noticed he was wearing a rifle. and noticed i had time to get him before he could chamber another round. >> reporter: benke tackled the gunman. he is being called a hero. but he says he has one regret. >> it bothers me that i was late. it bothers me that he got the second shot off. >> reporter: the teachers held the struggling gunman down, medical sheriffs arrived. there is no word on what motivated him to fire. >> he was cooperative. he did

. >> and i'm vic carter.e's what people are talking about. >> the snow is starting to come down, a little heavier now. this was the scene just a little while ago in hamden. let's take a look at this visual picture from hamden. there you go. that's hamden, just a little while ago. and a live look outside right now. it is expected, this snow, to continue, to get worse as the evening progresses. there's our live picture. we're live with complete first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams is in the outback. but we're going to begin with bob turk. >> as you mentioned, we had very light snow. in the next couple of hours, temperatures are down to freezing, most places. and the snow is going to really pick up in intensity. in fact, down to the south of us, very heavy echoes showing up. and some of these could bring us two to as much as three inches of snow in one hour. and that's going to really boost the snow totals to amazing amounts by tomorrow morning. the heaviest of this activity will be later t

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this pennsylvania unit most recently served in iraq >> a crown vic in two feet of snow doesn't work.so what we do is we come out, we give emergency personnel the extra mobility necessary to get out and do their job. >> suarez: and mass transit was affected as well. amtrak limited service and regional bus and train service was largely parked. the fire chief of montgomery county maryland said people wanting to get back to routines right away can make things complicated. for one thing, pedestrians are sharing the roadways with cars and trucks. >> the next 48 hours after the storm becomes even more challenging, because people venture out. and things begin to occur. you have pedestrian issues, you have traffic issues. >> suarez: thousands of homes have precariously dangling ice, and awnings, gutters, and roofs weighed down by accumulated snow and ice. and plenty of houses can't be lived in at all when the temperatures in the 20s. the collapse of a massive old tree took down power lines to a small washington side street. utility workers couldn't start restoring electricity until the tree i

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vic from new jersey writes, the press is not interested in asking substantive questions.f gotcha moment. these just spin out of control in the media and it's difficult to maintain focus on important policy issues. king writes, maybe i'm wrong, but can anyone tell me the last american president who has been this forthcoming with the american people and the news media? brad from houston says, obama is ducking the washington press because while adept at public speaking from prepared comments, he is weak at answering spontaneous questions in front of a live audience. ken writes, because the washington press corps for the most part is composed of rude, egotistical jackals. >> thanks very much for that, jack. >>> members of congress may be turning up the heat on toyota, but in today's hearing, they also kept turning the attention to themselves as customers. look at this. >> toyota makes good cars. i've driven one pleasurably and safely for years. >> i own a prius. >> i drive a toyota, a camry hybrid that so far has not been recalled. >> i was excited to get one of the very firs

the vic uris solomon islands was packed out.ack at the white house, a captain denison, bader and admiral, handed harry truman the list of promotions to rear admiral. and god bless him, he spoke up and saved admiral burke. he said sir, there is one missing. i think an injustice has been done. truman said, what's that? he says it's captain burke, arleigh burke. truman said, didn't i meeting down there in norfolk? yes, sir, that's the one. he is good. yes, sir. well, just write his name back and period on the promotion list. the old secretary of defense and everybody were shocked. rear admiral, arleigh burke was saved for this country. now, the irony in the revolt of the admirals however this remarkable career with so many turnabout that they did feel they have to give them a place to start it cool down. and a noncontroversial position would be defense research and development board, ironically. this position was another step in opening a new vista to admiral burke and introducing him and controlling him with technological and stra