we live in west baltimore. he is just a young black kid." >> i did, and i was very scared for myself. >> hinojosa: did you admit that? >> did i admit that? maybe not. but i was, and i remember being very afraid when i thought about my future, all the way up, probably through college, uh, through dropping out of college and probably through the early years of my son's life. i was very much afraid of my own.. about my own future and what would become of me, because, um, it was very much instilled in me that if you did not do good in school, you could expect to have problems in this world. and i never, at no point, you know, during school, higher ed, you know, was never much of a student. the other part of that was i knew very intelligent african americans who had had problems in the world. that was a fact. intelligence insured nothing. so i was very much afraid for my own future. >> hinojosa: but yet you were pretty tough on the outside. >> i was, in ways that probably i didn't understand myself, but i think, you

nowhere is that more true than in west baltimore, where violence, food deserts, and homes filled withd, lead paint and toxic stress translate to drastically lower life expectancies than almost anywhere else in the state. that history has also led to a frayed trust with the medical establishment there, one that hospitals are working to restore. special correspondent sarah varney has our report from baltimore. this story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: the street protests that erupted in west baltimore after 25 year-old freddie gray died while in police custody brought attention to the staggering poverty and violence in the city's impoverished neighborhoods. in sandtown-winchester, where gray lived, the dismal health and low life expectancy rivals some of the world's poorest countries. that's especially striking in a city world renowned for its prestigious medical schools and public health research. men and women in sandtown live, on average, just 69 years, a decade below the rest of the country. health officials say infants here die at al

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conscious the whole time. wanted -- two weeks ago the amtrak police officer was dispatched to a west baltimore channel for dog on the tracks. >> the engineer probably didn't see her because it was last second. >> this next part. >> i was about to pick her up and i noticed massive amount of blood all over the ground and her leg. >> is why molly is called miracle molly. two weeks after barks shelter arrange for emergency medical care, the man who else rescue her. >> i just kept thinking about at the first couple days and that i may not see her again. >> is back to adopt her. >> after a couple of days with a girlfriend nagging me can we get molly, i gave barks a call and they said they were happy that i finally put in my application. >> officer mcmullen artie has three dogs but at this moment, molly's first in his heart. >> quentin ileana we have a fourth leash at the house that >> before kevin adopted molly, she was staying with her foster mom and the organization was looking for a permanent home for her. as we know, the shelter stressed that there are plenty of dog still looking for owners. >>

the officer called to west baltimore tunnel for dog on the tracks. the dog had been hit by a train. she was rushed to a vet for medical care. she had lost a leg and part of her tail. workers weren't even sure the dog was going to survive. but a month later, after that accident, the dog was named miracle molly, and she is thriving, as you can see, in the office here came to her rescue now given the dog a new home, his. >> i just kept on thinking about it the first couple of days. and after couple of days with the girlfriend, can we get molly consideration we get molly, i gave a call, they said i was happy i put in my application. >> molly is joining a family that includes three other dogs. that is so nice. well, pomp and pageantry in honor of the 64th anniversary of queen elizabeth at the head of the british thrown. trumpet, horses, galloping in success, and a gun salute heightened the drama at 89 years old, queen elizabeth is the longest range monarch in british history. her extension to the thrown was in 1952. she was only 25 years old. >> well, with just three days to go until the

just go to west baltimore. a police department that isn't from the schools that doesn't live in the community they are committing considered an occupying force. if i chase you and your run, now i have cause to arrest you. that is zero tolerance. a white kid running down wisconsin avenue but naked is not to be arrested. he's going to take and to a mental institution but he is not to be treated the same way as a black youth in other parts of town. black lives matter because it is open to the eyes of white people. cortland: there is a mindset of whose people defined this. the black community has been defined one way. the thing that is critical is this whole drug issue. there were 49,000 drug overdoses in the united states last year. number one state's utah. the other vermont's. new hampshire, these are the white communities where opiates are there. joe: the governor of maine says it's because you black men who are coming up the main and selling heroin. cortland: people get introduced to these drugs. what we are be

we know that a police department -- just go to west baltimore. a police department that isn't from the schools, that doesn't live in the community they are committing considered an occupying force. zero tolerance to a police department means you have got to get those numbers up, you got to i chaseody who -- if you and you run now i have cause , to arrest you. that is zero tolerance. that happens in some communities. a white kid running down wisconsin avenue butt naked is not to be arrested. he's going to take and to a mental institution but he is not to be treated the same way as a black youth in other parts of town. black lives matter because it is opening the eyes of white people. courtland: there is a mindset of whose people defined this. the black community has been defined one way. in the white community, it's defined another, given the example that bruce just talked about. the thing that is going to be critical that is going to turn things around is this whole drug issue. joe: in what way/ ? there were 49,000 drug overdoses in the united st

the focus of the heavy snow is going to be to our south and west through dc, baltimore, philly but also in to southern new jersey. we're going to have resurgence of snow especially tomorrow evening. snow showers leave a story in the overnight. widely scattered snow showers during the day tomorrow. tomorrow evening especially south and west, snow comes in. light accumulations. even moderate accumulation s off to the south. i think i have we have a general 1 to 3 inches across the area from now to wednesday morning. prolonged event with most of it coming tomorrow night in to early wednesday morning. i think we can get amounts through southern monmouth in to ocean county. blustery and cold snow showers. it can be some coatings in spots overnight. 35 tomorrow. not much accumulation. off and on snow showers then some accumulating snows tomorrow night. flurries on thursday. bitter chill is back on friday and look at the weekend, ice cold, 20s by day, single digits at night. the wind on saturday will make it feel like 10. and by the way, as that arctic air comes friday night and early saturday

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baltimore. stretching to virginia. west virginia. police say addicts are traveling along the highway to baltimore. sometimes twice a day to get their fixes. tonight, fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan hits the road to take us to the source of the supply. >> heroin highway. travel interstate 70 from baltimore to hagerstown. >> i don't remember how many times >> my son overdosed three times. >> i have seen even young kids doing it. >> driving to virginia. >> any drug epidemic that virginia has ever seen. >> heroin killed him. 47% pure. he didn't have a chance. >> we are having babies experiencing withdrawal. jennifer: up and down the road everyone blamed demand on the wave of the pain pill abuse. the cheaper the option is heroin. >> it is so much easier to get and quicker. for the supply, fingers pointed to baltimore. a heroin strong hold since the '40's. just up the highway. >> my family member. that is what he was doing. back and forth to baltimore. >> james piles is the former maryland state police major. we le

west chester, chadds ford, baltimore pike, the blue route, i-95 even in new jersey, gibbs town and woodbury on the new jersey turnpike and 295. light flurries in the city itself and malvern and norristown you can see a brighter shade of white coming down pretty good there. the last batch of snow showers coming through in the early morning commute, matt and tam. >>> delaware state police released a surveillance picture of a man who they say probd a td -- robbed a td bank in noose cal. he walked into the branch and handed the teller a note saying he was armed. he ran away with an undetermined amount of cash. >>> model janice dickenson's lawsuit lives on. she alleged he drugged and rape her back in 1982. cosby said the allegations were lies, which dickenson said damaged her reputation, thus her suit. >>> anthem of the seas was on its way to florida port canaveral on sunday when it went into conditions that included hurricane force winds. the captain said the ship will return tonight at 9:00 p.m. rough waves prevented it from returning yesterday, it was supposed to be back at 7:00 a.m. >>> new

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west coast. getaway. >> mona: a baltimore woman is recovering after police say she was hit by an alleged drunk driver making a getaway. it all happened in one of the city's most popular night life districts. police say orlando redd got into a van and crashed into several cars. he then backed into a sidewalk and ran the woman over. redd is facing multiple violations. >> tonight, a warning about scammers trying to get their hand on your money and those threats have already cost americans millions. [indiscernible] and put you behind the bars. >> reporter: tonight the americans to be on high alert for a phone scam that is bilking taxpayers off millions. someone called a woman and demanded that she pay thousands of dollars in back taxes. scared, she wired $10,000 to an account in seattle. it was all a scam. the i.r.a. says that since october 2015, 5,000 victims lost millions of dollars to people pretending to be i.r.s. officials. >> they often use a fake telephone number with a u.s. area code, they may even threaten arrest or deportation. >> reporter: a new law is tax collection agencies to collect taxes.

if you look to the west through harrisburg and baltimore, that is the squall line we are tracking and seeing severe weather breaking out ahead of it. a severe thunderstorm warning is posted for cumberland county and parts of salem, cumberland county and cape may county at 6:45 for a severe thunderstorm cell that could produce wind gusts more than 60 miles per hour and this cell is racing to the north at 75 miles per hour and we are beginning to see a little bit of a bowing and a hook developing and that is an indication that there could be development of rotation in the upper atmosphere, heading to franklinville and clayton and palatine and if you live in the path of this storm you want to get inside. we are talking about wind gusts of 60 miles per hour, this could cause damage, elmer andmal can an also in the path of that storm. i want to switch this over to relative velocity. this is a way to look at the winds, the red is rushing away from our radar site and the green toward the radar site and the reds and green get closer together than again is an indication of some rotation, no to

all of these counties in yellow west of i-95, not in the baltimore area, but montgomery, fairfax, west, winter storm watch, the national weather service does that when they think we can get 5 inches or more and also there's going to be sleet and freezing rain on top of that. what i'm thinking right now is a general 1 to 3 for the metro. north and west suburb, 3, 4, maybe 5-plus if you can stay cold long enough. and that's the difficulty many a forecast like this one, this is going to be before the change over. and then mixed to rain with follow the snow. and it will happen first down south and east. and that's why they have the lower totals down there but i may be changing that tomorrow. and right now, temperatures in the teens to low 20s in fredricksburg. and it's be so current wind chills run 4 below. and 4 above in dc. it's, well, good visibility at least on the pike. awfully cold and awfully dry. dew points at 8 below, a sign of the arctic air in place. and indoor relative humidity, probably in the 5% range right now. very, very dry air. and our weather maker for monday. here it is

west to east into the evening hours. i'm looking at some heavier rain though through baltimore and washington that will be picking up and moving up the i-95 corridor within the next couple of hours. rainfall so far, close to half an inch in philadelphia and trenton. look at reading and allentown and doylestown around an inch of rain and additional rain expected through the evening and that could create some real flood issues we did make it to

interior sections of south jersey is what i meant, central and southern delaware and extending west to the baltimoreetro area, gray. >>> thanks very much. >>> 7:25. honors for sixers legend and big night for sixers rookie. the here's ducis rodgers with a look at sports. >> reporter: good morning. the answer, ai, allen iverson has many nicknames but later this summer you very much likely will be calling him a hall of famer. iverson has been named one of the 14 finalist for nay smith memorial basketball hall of fame. iverson was 11 time all-star, rookie of the year and league mvp. class of 2016 will be announced final four at april 4th. if elect iverson will be induct in september in springfield, massachusetts. >> allen, congratulations on the nomination and we may be seeing you later this summer, you you never know. >> maybe, where? >> springfield. >> oh, i hope so. >> oh, boy. >> sixers forward jahlil okafor took part in the rising stars challenge last night. nerlens noel sat with knee tendonitis. okafor's kind of game, all offense, little regard for defense. they scored 13 points the in the united

what they're calling the heroin highway, a dubious nickname between interstate 70 and 71 from baltimore to west virginia with the drug making a deadly tractor cities along the way. jonathan: an investigator takes us to hagerstown, where heroin is a round-the-clock emergency. spike.gnificant reporter: it is life or death. >> reporter: against a drug that is addictive. >> you got a get your next fix. reporter: hagerstown can't escape the hook. ems crews are running to a minimum of 2 heroin overdoses every 24 hours. >> responses to may not be breathing. reporter: this nasal spray reverses the effect of opioid drugs. >> within minutes they start breathing again. reporter: in 2013, hagerstown ems crews administered it 122 times. in 2014, 172 times. to2015, that number jumped 234 times. >> we don't have a catch program to bring the person into treatment. reporter: working on treatment options to lessen demand, what about attacking s highway. reporter: the maryland state police captain and his troops watch the roads. >> anywhere between three to five kilos of heroine coming up and down interstate 70,

baltimore east/northeast ward. tart west and southwest is one to three.ratures will be warmer. so fair amount of snow will melt and staying on grassy areas here. if you're south the middle peninsula, stafford through fredericksburg and behind through north central virginia. very little of anything. temperatures will be warmer and any snow that falls will melt on contact. or be plain old fashioned rain. future cast, area in green tonight. solid area of rain. colder air and the higher elevation to the north. we will see the transition overnight to sunrise. the storm will develop off the coast and turn the winds north and bring in cold air. it will continue. not continuously. period of the snow late morning and the afternoon. pocket of the heavy snow. maybe a band of heavier snow in time for tomorrow evening rush hour. then it will clear out. everything improves skywise. temperatures check this out. breezy. highs in the 20's on sunday valentine's day whe up suburban temperature in single digits. a blast of air in the arctic after the smoe and the rain we'll

west virginia. jonathan: in an hour, "7 on your side" continues the special report "heroin highway." michelle: it's a dubious nickname for a stretch of interstate that runs through baltimore, maryland, west virginia and virginia. fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan joins us now with a personal story that mirrors so many other families in the area. jennifer: this is the story that truly captures the devastation, the impact of the heroin epidemic and the loss felt in cities across our area. kevin, a former hagerstown police sergeant spent decades in the drug war. he was the guy everyone turned to for help. then came heroin. it got his deadly hook into his daughter just after high school. what followed was a year-long battle break her free from the addiction. >> we are trying to do right by her. like i be a drug addict. she definitely didn't want to die from an overdose of heroin. jennifer: that is coming up at 5:00 and he does not hold back when he talks about how we deal with heroin addicts. even looking back at he dealt with the addicts when he was a police officer. it's heart-breaking honesty. that is coming up tonight at "abc7 news at 5:00". jonathan:

and snow south and east and we have seen the winter weather advisories expanded through baltimore and also to the west including d.c. and arlington and prince george's county and charles county, again, rain to snow. it will start as rain east of 95 and then kick over to snow. it will be tough for snow to accumulate except for on grassy areas. the futurecast has caught a clue on the precipitation making it into the metro area. at 2:00, a lot of you won't see this. i will. i'm kind of a crazy person, a little bit of snow at 2:00 a.m. but temperatures above freezing, and yes, it can snow with temps in the 40s as long as it's cold enough upstairs and it will be. 37 in andrews and 36 in la plata. and again, it will be hard to see any accumulation and everything is gone by 9:00 and temperatures in the 30s, a chilly day but a nice finish to the week. so clouds to start and a little bit of snow at 7:00 a.m. and 41 at 11:00 and 43 at 1:00 p.m. with sunshine and saturday, cool and a very nice day. saturday, 40s and sunday, pleasant, very nice and 60, the next 7 days, it gets colder and stays colder. flurries po

they we laurel grover road west of the idlewilde area. baltimore sun reports a man looking for shed deer antlers noticed the eagles on the property. ket looking and found -- kept looking and found more and they found nine more in addition to what he found. >> we saw a large bird at the edge of the field and we thought it was a turkey at first. i realized it was a bald eagle. jonathan: they have not said if they were killed intentionally. the maryland department of natural resource, police and the u.s. fish and wildlife service investigating to figure out what may have killed the birds. michelle: while we search for answers on the eastern shore we are eagerly awaiting two new bald eagles. d.c.'s newest family setting up shop at the national arboretum. we expect two eggs to hatch in the next three and a half weeks or so. view the eagle cam. we have a link on the website wjla.com. jonathan: a tossup. the most popular things we have going are you and the eagle. people watch it for hours. michelle: we have eagles. doug: we have doug. you get mesmerized.

and it runs from baltimore through virginia, west virginia and maryland. 7 on your side visited the wayandalong saw the impact of the nationwide heroin epidemic firsthand. met a woman along the way who had a story of survival. her name is hope. reporter: it was in hagerstown, dangerous trail of heroin stopped us cold on a treat corner. you ever overdosed? >> for than one time, yes. i should have been dead, probably more than one time. reporter: hope is 36, a survivor of a heroin 70.es along interstate the new so-called heroin highway. >> it starts with pills. it numbs us. many of theke so heroin deaths we reported on, simmers, to tiffany everhart, and keith edwards of kohl pepper, the deadly turn to began with prescription painkillers. and the move to heroin boils down to basic math. >> prescription pills actually will sell for $60. and a capsule of heroin sells $12.10, >> how hard is it to kick heroin? stomach pains. you throw up. if people had treatment places mightople to go, you actually get more people off the streets. reporter: she's not alone in her thinking. >> with the way we d

double scan live is showing greens far to the west, from harrisburg to baltimore and washington, d.c. and effortly that slides in after -- eventually that slides in after lunch. 58 degrees, 13 degrees above the seasonal average. 38 degrees is when where we started out this morning. millville, 55. atlantic city, 57. dover, 53. wilmington, 46. trenton, 47. 40 in the poconos in allentown. there's no cold air in place, it's all rain, no mixed precipitation or sleet or freezing rain because the real cold stuff is up here across the u.s./canadian border where temperatures are hovering close to the freezing mark. surface maps show it is slowly 2kreu689ing to the -- drifting to the south. the air is mild, even hind this front -- behind this front. you have to go into canada to get any cold stuff. future tracker 6 showing mainly cloudy today, clouds increase throughout the morning hours. by 3:00 p.m. we'll see light rain overspread the western suburbs and new castle, kent county delaware, seeing light rain, same thing with the far western suburbs even though the model is not showing it. during

see the strongest storms now again east of portions of southern maryland up around the baltimore area back to the west. we are looking at clearing conditions around loudoun county, around fauquier county, not expecting much in the way of rain as we move through. down to the south, this is where we continue to see more of this. down towards waldorf, towards st. mary's, king george and westmoreland clintounty. very heavy rain in prince george's county. the flood warnings are everywhere across the region. not just the flash flood warnings but the flood, what and we expect to see the rivers and the stream rise. probably not the major rivers. this is 50 at 97. extremely heavy rainfall. that's right in here and again we're going to continue to see that heavier rain -- even heavier rain move in across the region. you also see the wind really blowing with that as well. i'm going to give this back to veronica for a couple minutes. talk more about southern maryland getting hit hard. >> traffic has be very heavy rain and ponding on area roads and low visibility. just showed you some of the rainfall rates. we can

narrator: marshall grew up a short distance from downtown baltimore on the west side in an african-american neighborhood scattered with european immigrants. his father william worked as a waiter on the railroad. a man with a sharp wit who was sometimes described as cantankerous, he would visit the baltimore city courthouse and then argue the cases with his son over dinner. his mother norma was an educated articulate woman who taught in baltimore's segregated schools where her son thurgood graduated from high school in june of 1925. in the fall of that same year he left for lincoln university in oxford pennsylvania. in his senior year at lincoln thurgood married vivian bure, a university of pennsylvania student known to her friends as buster. after graduation in june of 1929, the couple moved in with his parents in baltimore. and by the summer after college he had decided to continue on to law school. since his first choice, the university of maryland law school was segregated and off limits to blacks his only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownst

about 20 today in boston. 19 in new york. 57 around baltimore and washington. out west, it is warmer. the pacific northwest, 49 in seattle and 60 in denver. is going to get up to 87 in phoenix and with the breezes today, we are not going to get nearly that warm. we will stick to temperatures in the mid to upper 60s but overnight, that is when things chair out -- chillout here warty three for palm harbor. temple will get down to about 48. we could see temperatures right around 40 degrees in our northern neighborhoods. 42 in brooksville and and paula beach, right around that 45 degree mark. take a look at florida's most accurate weekend planner. the dry front moving through. 67 degree by today. tomorrow, when shifting out of the north and northeast. a clear weekend. late monday into tuesday, we see a chance of showers as another front course through -- comes through and then we warm up. looking for a high of 73 by friday and all in all, a pretty nice looking week ahead. get out and enjoy it. don't forget, you are following me on the twitter machine. lots of great pictures

your side" begins a week-long journey along a section of interstates that begin in baltimore, run through maryland, westvirginia, virginia. the local heroin epidemic like you have never seen it before. fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan has a preview on this special that is coming up. jennifer: i tell you what. we have been waiting for this moment. we have been our part in raising awareness. we have been working on this for months. kicking off tonight for the beginning of the heroin highway. in baltimore. it has been a stronghold for the drug for decades. now a new wave of addict that were abusing pain pills and turned to heroin. it's an opioid. but the heroin addicts are driving to baltimore to buy the drugs, sometimes twice a day. what is done in baltimore to stem the supply side? how do you police your way out of a situation that most everyone from the family of the dead to the doctors and the government officials agree is a public health crisis. not a law enforcement matter? >> you can't put handcuffs on a heroin addict and think you will save the world. >> you can't legislate or

baltimore. to 12 in west virginia. that's what's going on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around the countgoing on around west-southwest winds at 6-20. high just 41. gradual clearing tonight with low 20s. the mountains of north carolina continue under a winter weather advisory with more snow showers expected today throu oh, you guys are liking us a lot. guys? >> we like it. thank you, al. >>> coming up, are the foods in your fridge safe to eat? rossen is breaking down the sell by dates to keep you healthy and wasting hey, remember the game when i set the rookie passing record? i mean, you only mentioned what, 50 times... how about when i had three events in one night? well, i've been working on my new superhero move all day! we're non stop, we've gotta have our extra protein. oikos triple zero greek non fat yogurt has 15 grams of protein. zero added sugar, zero artificial sweetener and zero fat. and zer

west. nine gaithersburg and nine baltimore and 6 culpeper and eight haikers town and factor in a breeze it does not take much the get the wind chill values down. it feels like is in washington and negative 1 baltimore and 2 mannasas rikdzburg and in hagerstown as well. a cold morning here. sunny and dry most of the day today. there it s clear conditions overhead. high pressure building in. generally nice day so to speak except for the cold temperatures. watch for the storm system area low pressures will naips texas later on tonight this was blow-over snow shower activity as we approach the overnight hours. light snow heading through the overnight hours and main event comes tomorrow morning. by 2 p.m. we probably hit high of 26. we'll see cloud and temperatures back to the teen this and. future cast, 4:00 today, sunny and bright. so concerns here. here comes the first wave of snow that lighter and remember, every single make that falls will stick. ground temperatures are lullly frim iment. then a break toward morning and main event from the south rainfalling in southern maryland. here we go

three to six farther to the south and to the west as you head toward baltimore and washington. philadelphia right on the that line i think three to 4-inch social security a good indication for us with a less sr. accumulation as you head north into the advisory area. for more on the flooding concerns let's zen it over to scott because that's a big component of this as well scott. >> it really is. not only are we dealing with that snow, kathy, but also those coastal flood warnings and also coastal flood advisories a little farther inland. take look at the coastal flood advisories along the delaware river the i-95 corridor until tuesday evening at about 6:00 o'clock. but also that darker shade of green those are the coastal flood warnings. that we have in effect until 12 noon tomorrow. so we saw some flooding earlier this morning down the shore. more is expected at the time of high tide. so atlantic city let's take look at your next high tide cycle and you can see that's this evening. right around 7:09 then tomorrow morning, 7:42 i think tomorrow morning will be more toward the lo

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it will be a rainy and mild sunday afternoon. 48 washington now. 49 baltimore and 50s back off west ahead this rain moving in. and satellite and radar shows clouds around here in d.c. and beautiful sunrise and probably not seeing much sunshine today thanks to what is traversing through west virginia now and this area of showers which looks heavy in central west virginia those rain showers are moving due east and headed for us. rain moving in the next couple hours. flash flood watch for washington and all points west. this is not necessarily because we're going to get a lot of rain from this you can see it's a small system. but, with weeks of wet weather and snow melt saturated ground. northern virginia, west virginia and including d.c. rain this afternoon could lead to localized flooding. let's time it out for you mid morning moving across 66 and loudoun and fairfax will see rain first. by noon, 1:00 raining in district could be heavy down south and maybe rumbles of thunder. showers will continue through this evening as we move to eastern shore and then later tonight looks like we clear o

west virginia mother says her heroine addicted daughter died while waiting to get treatment. michelle: that was one of many stories we heard along the heroin highway, a section of interstates that begin in baltimore and travel to maryland , virginia, and west virginia, which is where we are going to take you tonight. jonathan: jennifer donnelly joins us on the road that leads to west virginia. jennifer: sunup to sundown, it is a battle for survival there, quite frankly. race to get ahead of an epidemic that has the state struggling for survival. we talked to the sheriff, and the family of the mother you just mentioned. her 23-year-old daughter got hooked, and now she's gone. what stopped us in our tracks is that everyone knew someone who had been touched by the epidemic. >> it's always the same story. they were on it and they tried to get off. this is something that either takes you or you are lucky enough to get away from it. part fourdon't miss of this story at 5:00. powerful stories. thank you, jennifer. as jennifer said, we will have part four in an hour. search heroin highway on our website to find the stories. we are hitting the campaign trail. how donald trump really feels about pope franc

baltimore same deal. we're watching an area back to the west. this is a storm system that's coming on down, a very weak storm itself, but you'll see some snow squalls with this. this will come through right on during the evening hush rush orr the evening rush. and that's some good news. timing wooid timingwise, we're a little better off. from spotsylvania county up to 95 and to the blue ridge. this is what you can expect. snow to move in quickly. it will last 15 to 20 minutes, but it will coat everything very quickly because of how cold things have been. here we are at 6:00. notice not much going on around the d.c. metro area. so we're getting through the evening rush okay, about you back towards i-81 it's ng heavily. 7:00 still around i-81 but now getting towards frederick, leesburg, down towards culpeper. 8:00 closer to the d.c. metro area. heaviest around frederick, gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas, and fredericksburg. inside the d.c. metro area between 8:00 and 9:00 tonight. at that time we expect to see snow on the roadways and by 10:00 it'

west edge of the beltway. the concern will turn to baltimore. they'll start to see the worst of it too. and this is moving pretty far north eastward. southern maryland i know they're under the warning and they'll certainly see some heavier rain and once you cross the bay and get on to the eastern shore, i'm not sure how severe it will be. >> not severe yet. new tornadoes warnings going up with this cluster. >> this is the cluster that will be heading up into the southern maryland region. essex, hanover, king william, king and queen counties in virginia just to the north and east of richmond there now dealing with a tornado warning. >> that whole area has seen the tornado warning begin there all afternoon. the instability is still ripe. forget what i said, southern maryland. you want to watch out for this. >> as i'm reading the statement here, it looks like everything is just doppler indicated. so far no confirmed reports out of this particular cluster of tornadoes on the ground. but we did have reports earlier today of tornadoes that did touchdown in virginia. >> we do have lauren demar

montgomery county nowcn under that winter storm watchtea and up towards baltimore and a winter weather advisory out todv the westnd east looks to be to where we'll get the most snow.so it's a possibility that wehat we could see several inches ofes of snow up towards philadelphia and baltimore. most of the area is going to ist get some snow.geme s we'll talk about the details, dt when it arrives, how much weuch might get, all of the abovehe a coming up in just a couple a c minutes but again, big change from last night. las n winter storm watch north and east. . nothing locally but i expect e

west. d.c. isn't in it, either is baltimore.he areas to the east still are, and you know, we do have some slush buildup. temperatures, even in southern maryland, generally in the low to mid 30s, it did snow heavily enough for a few hours that we did have the buildup. you see the blues and they were down here earlier. you're not sad. i'm talking about the heavy snow. those are the colors that you see on our doppler. that's been moving toward delaware and new jersey. we have light snow and flurry activity on top of us making for wet streets here. also down across charles county. we have breaks here. this is light stuff now across calvert, some slush, especially on the back road. watch out for that. this will all be out of here in the next two, three hours. let's go over to larry miller and see how the wet roads are affecting your commute. >> we have that accident on the outer loop of the beltway between the 95 interchange and new hampshire avenue causing delays in that area. you can tell just by the color how significant it is. on

picking up on westbound 80 approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, tracy merging onto 580 west is often not for the baltimorethe new experts blame for the westbound direction should be opening up by about now the east down side was open the west down side was open and a traffic is still slow. >>mark: the express lanes and the westbound direction of interstate 580 now open the lines on the eastbound side was the first time jarvis and choose to pay a fee of up to $13 this the first time in both directions to open the first time the car pull buses can rise and express lane for free but you do need the new fast- track transponder would switch on it. >>darya: 20 people are dead after the cyclone hit the island nation of the g over the weekend they're still out there today trying to assess the damage done by the tropical cyclone called winston this morning they're working to build shelters for the hundreds of people left homeless by the storm. >>mark: from the body of a missing woman in san jose. >>gabe slate: >>jackie sissel: they discover the body of missing 20 to your son was a resident stacey on saturday at no

west of us on storm tracker6 live double scan. you can see areas around get tease berg and baltimore beginning to pick this up and southwestern chesternty will begin to get some of this before too much longer. as we go through morning we are looking at things to begin to moisten up and then heavy rain really starts to come through later this afternoon. there's the wide view and it is a big area of precipitation. now looks like it's not only going to come in perhaps a little bit sooner than we were projecting yesterday. probably hang around for most of the night as well and we still have that flood watch it t starts today at noon and doesn't end until thursday at 5 o'clock. the heavy rain combined with snow melt will give us possibility of poor drainage area flood where did you go we still have a lot of snow on the ground. the flooding in we see he that rise in creek and stream levels will stay with us until tomorrow. 43 degrees in philadelphia. we're mild even up in allentown you're well above freezing at 39. 44 in millville. 40 in wilmington and 38 degrees currently as you step outside in trenton. as we head to the bus stop cloudy s

high of 65 at reagan national and 45 in washington now and 45 baltimore and mid 40s to 50s off to west and all across the area seeing warm air ahead of the system bringing rain. 40s and 50s back to the ohio valley. here's what we're watching for today. spring like weather continues. this time with showers. steadier showers are imbedded in this complex west vir ver and by the time it reaches us it's in the distric district. elkins and starting to move to sections of northern virginia and should arrive in washington within the noon hour. watch for d.c., arlington, northern virginia and west virginia flash flood warning and not necessarily for a long duration rain event. we may have heavier showers in there. but the ground is saturated and along with snow melt we had recently just a precaution you can see localized flooding with rain coming through. here we are 10 a.m. you can see rain approaching 64 and 81 and by 12, 1 p.m. steady rain over d.c. and heavy rain 5 prince william county and showers around this evening here we are 5:00 crossing bay with showers and sprinkles continue this ev

west. more rain moving in, take a look around baltimore, washington. no notice yellow and red, possibly philadelphia area. this whole section sliding into new jersey and closer to the shore. heavy rain to the south. some could be moving into delaware and new jersey later on this evening. but we are still under the flood watch for most of the area. all of the counties shaded in green. flood watch still continues through tomorrow afternoon and evening for potential for flooding rains. earlier when i said some areas seeing minor flooding of roadways that's upper bucks, montgomery, chester and lehigh valley. these are some of the most snow packed areas, still areas we have snow on the ground with warm temperatures, rain, with the highest risk for flooding. so as we go through afternoonen and tonight, flooding threats for creeks, rivers and streets. snow melt, too. that is going on a big issue. take a look at temperatures. it's been warm all day. still in the mid to upper 50s. got into the low 60s through the area. so we did match a record high temperature

commute just outside of d.c., they just and we're going to see some heavy rain in baltimore, washington, d.c., back through west virginia. flood watches are posted for this rain. marching up the eastern seaboard. all snow from buffalo back through western pennsylvania and some severe weather across parts of south florida. there's a massive, massive storm. as you mentioned, all sorts of wild swings. a difficult commute this morning and this afternoon. back to you. >> you could feel the difference when you came to work this morning. >> a big difference. >>> we move on to the race for the white house. the focus on south carolina, the gop primary just four days away, jeb bush brings in his big brother to take on donald trump. as trump doubles down on his attacks against bush, ted cruz, the entire republican establishment. mr. trump will join us live after this report from abc's tom llamas in south carolina. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. that crowd last night loved seeing president bush. voters i spoke to afterwards said it added a layer of legitimacy to jeb bush's campaign. but donald trump saying it's

really the only thing left is an accident at baltimore near the west wood normen boulevard. again, the enter states at this point look to be pretty typical at this point. again, on the east side maybe a few slick spots out there. guys? >> >> bob: here is a look at your top stories of the police looking for 2 heaven who robbed a north earn ken condition gas station. >> sheila: less say the men pointed a gun at one employee and a customer outside. then another employee inside locked the doors so nobody could come in. police believe they got away in >> bob: developing now 2 people in highly are dead from a listeria outbreak from ddole packaged salad. every person infected was hospitalized. >> sheila: happening tonight the 95th circus in kentucky. 3 rings at nku. it is the main fundraiser for them. the first performance is tonight. 3 more will follow saturday and sunday. >> bob: all of our minds kind of looking towards spring. reds single game home tickets go on sale at 9. those don't include opening day. you can get star wars weekend. the bobble head will be a huge item. hard t

west end. capitol hill. it moves north and east up toward the baltimore area. doug hill has more. doug: we will update you on the warnings. there are no tornado warnings in effect in the viewing area. the closest area is hanover county, virginia. there is a tornado warning in effect there. also ajaysesant section of the caroline adjacent section of caroline county. this is where we are looking at now. radar indicated possible tornado. severe thunderstorm possibly producing a tornado. no ground verification of that. otherwise what we with are the severe thunderstorms producing what you see here is torrential downpours. some lightning. occasional hail. the entire line continues to move east. we are still under the area east of the blue ridge under tornado watch until 11:00. good news is that threat is going to end. in the area well before 11:00. good news there. it is not that time yet. we still have another hour or so to go. with the potential of more spin-up tornadoes on the line of the severe thunderstorms to continue to develop across the area. doppler radar has been consistent

west, out to south and and ground observations. local airports, manassas, and blu-ray to name a few. baltimore it starts a northward movement. in montgomery county, everybody is getting just a bit of snow. just after midnight, the initial round of snow will come through. we just said that they the morning rush will be a little bit dicey. we may flip that because it is a ow, and then a break. in the afternoon and evening, that might be the real dicey in the future. all over inn is tuesday. we have a lot to cover. from who is going to get what, how much, and when the changeovers began. kimberly: a good day to stay off the roads with presidents coming -- president's day coming. crews will be preparing for this storm. we turn to cheryl conner who is inside. ? more will leave this lot in givens berg around midnight. engines are now fired up, crews c, and virginia will be on the road before the snow falls. leftovers were go along way on maryland road. they are banking on pretreatment from friday's snow to help them over night. >> you can drive on the snow pretty easy enough, but when it is ice on the road, it doesn't matter. salt