cat straw if i can mistake, at least six people are dead and more than a dozen missing. >> who is to blame. here is what people are talking about. a search for survivors and answers a cruise ship runs aground off the coast of italy passengers say the captain and crew abandoned them. two americans are among the missing. >> reporter: rescue crews worked into night using flood lights to illuminate the costa concordia as they searched for more victims. >> keep on working until we have sure all the cabin are checked. >> reporter: search teams are still looking for more than a dozen people, including an american couple, from minnesota

divers are entering the submerged parts of the boat, firefighters go in parts above water. they are scheduled on 6 hour shifts. the ship started to tip friday night when it hit a rock that tore a 160-foot hole in the hull. costa cruise lines, ceo says the captain miscalculated. >> we believe, it has been human error here, the captain did not follow the authorized route. >> reporter: he faces several charges including manslaughter, and abandoning ship. monday, prosecutors said, they jailed the captain, because they were concerned there may be an attempt to tamper with evidence. there are growing environmental concerns crews are laying floating pipelines in case 500,000-gallons of fuel onboard

starts to leak. wjz eyewitness news. american embassy in rome is asking for help in the search for the missing couple from the united states and asked people to e-mail them with information. the other big story of course the ravens are just one win away from earning a spot in super bowl 46. after a dramatic win over texas, the patriots are up next. we are your home for coverage during the ravens playoff run and you can feel, you can feel the excitement. we speak with ravens fans and fanatics there is a lot of them out there derek. >> reporter: a lot of fans all over baltimore, really all over maryland who love this team while a lot of them are looking back to how the team played in this past weekend's game many are looking forward and looking ahead to new england, folkboro and the pack. there are ravens fans and then there are ultimate ravens fans

like jim long who brings new meaning to the term get your head in the game, after what was the longest hair cut of his life. >> 7 hours, women i know what you go through. >> reporter: some fans will go through a lot to be at their team's side. bus companies are booking up package deals including a ride, hotel and tickets to the big game. others are finding their own way to foxboro. >> $90 flights. >> reporter: nelson cohan planning on spending a pretty penny. >> if you are a fan of your team, you -- if you have the means to follow them and show your enthusiasm, these are the kinds of things you do. >> reporter: most baltimore fans will have their own front row seats watching the battle on wjz as they wait they are talking of a big game against the pack. >> i think we can beat the patriots, why? i think joe flacco is going to step up next week and have an awesome game. >> we have a better defense, running game is way better than theirs. >> we are battlers here and

this team personifies what baltimore is all about and you know, we get the work done and i think we will beat new england. coming up all new at 5, there are still tickets available for this weekend's game i will tell you how much they are going for back to you. derek thank you wjz is the only place to see the ravens face off with the patriots next sunday. watch the afc championship live at 3:00 p.m. today started with temperatures in the upper teens outside right now there is plenty of sun hell 7ing warm things up tremendously. bernadette woods has the numbers. >> hi everybody out there, yes, arctic air came in over the weekend but it is starting to leave us the current temperatures outside, yesterday we topped out at 34 degrees we are already at 40 degrees we are going to keep on climbing, the thing is, though, it is coming at a price we are getting a push of warmer air because of the storm moving our

way. the storm will bring rain to us and keep the snow far to the north but then bring a new round of cold air as we head through the weekend. details coming up shortly. over to you mary. >> you got it bernadette. campaign abandoned the race for the gop presidential nomination has one fewer candidate. manuel reports, john huntsman is dropping out of the race and already endorsing another candidate. >> reporter: john huntsman's bid for the white house is over. >> i offer my heart felt thanks. today our campaign for the presidency ends but our campaign to build a better and more trustworthy america, continues. >> reporter: he now supports mitt romney calling him the candidate best equipped to beat president obama that is not what he said last week. >> you have a candidate who talks about enjoyment in firing people, who talks about

comments that seem to be so detached from the problems that americans are facing. that makes you pretty much unelectable. >> reporter: now huntsman is urging the remaining candidates to stop attacking each other like this one from newt gingrich, targeting romney. >> he will say anything to win. >> reporter: candidates and political action committees have spent more than $11 million on tv ads just in south carolina, more than any other gop primary contest. polls show mitt romney far in the lead his rivals are trying to show voters he is not upfront. >> every candidate up there should put their taxes out including mitt. >> reporter: and he is buying votes. >> money doesn't win elections. ideas, characters, integrity, vision, that wins elections. >> reporter: ron paul the candidate who came closest to beating romney in new hampshire joins the others in south carolina for a debate tonight. wjz eyewitness news.

>> tonight's debate will be the first of two meetings between the gop candidates this week before south carolina voters head to the polls this weekend the second debate is thursday night in charleston. occupying a new location, one month after occupy baltimore demonstrators are forced out of the square downtown they are planning another protest this is against a proposed juvenile detention center in east baltimore. the schools not jails occupation, started an hour ago, outside central booking on east madison street they plan to march to the proposed detention center site and stay until saturday morning. hear from the protestors at 5 and 6:00 p.m. >> help wanted, thousands of jobs available at maryland's newest casino, maryland live casino, arun dell mills opened today almost every position is available. hundreds lined up to fill out applications, slots scheduled to open in summer. for a link to an application

log on to wjz.com click on news then click on featured stories. maryland celebrates the life of reverend dr martin luther king. monique was along the parade route and has more on the festivities in baltimore. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: music and dance, the city of baltimore celebrated the life and legacy of dr martin luther king junior. feeling of unity, peace and togetherness. >> reporter: years after his death, his birthday still draws a crowd with thousands of people lining streets of downtown from utah, martin luther king junior boulevard to baltimore street. >> so many people from the community want the remember the legacy of martin luther king junior and celebrate the diversity of our city ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: as the beats from various marching bands gave the signal the celebration was in full swing, many parade goers reflected on what brought them

there. >> i think, the king legacy, is all the races come together and again it is something i do just to honor his memory. >> reporter: so with music moving their bodies and dr. king in their hearts, not even a cold baltimore day could keep this crowd from coming out to honor such a great man. a little brisk out, sun is out, you can feel the energy it is a great day. wjz eyewitness news. and the grand marshall of today's parade was baltimore colts legend, lean knee moore. let's check on the roads with christy breslin. hi everyone. well, no mark train service today delay wise we are in great shape. we have a couple accidents, ricer town road, green street valley, towelson, a crash. harper county area, watch for an accident joppa farm road going back to baltimore city, laurelton avenue and because of

the parade we still have road closures there, west baltimore street closed between north mlk and north poppleton. taking a look at your drive times on the outer loop, 83 to 95, 9 miles an hour average 11 minutes to get through. now a live look as you can see there are cars on the belt way everything moving along at the posted speed this truck report is brought to you by subway. introducing the new hat pastrami melt. to satisfy even the biggest appetite. only from subway eat fresh. thank you still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4. poisoned rice crispies what a california man put in his wife's morning cereal. two denver police officers reinstated hear from one of the women beaten on this video tape. account information stolen the latest on hackers who hit

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>> it all started with a bowl of rice crispies in california. now a husband is under arrest after allegedly trying to poison his wife's breakfast cereal the 51-year-old wife was rushed to hospital after she felt sick and noticed her meal tasted horrible. tests on the cereal found it was mixed with a poisonous chemical her husband, 43-year- old fernando perez is being held on suspicion of attempted murder. terminally ill woman dies just days after her husband shot and killed their son, her two sisters and himself in ohio. cancer patient, 59-year-old darlene was not hurt in last week's rampage, police say the

shootings apparently stemmed from family tension over the care of the cancer stricken woman. two officers opened fire after scuffling with customers outside a diner in denver. they originally lost their jobs but, that is now changing. >> reporter: it was outside the denver diner, july 12th, 2009 where video captures officer nickson, macing a woman while she is on her knees, that woman is anna or they gay. >> i was the person who was grabbed and maced in the face. >> reporter: then the officer turns on by standers spraying them with mace and then throws down handcuffed suspects the second officer to arrive on scene, gets into it with the crowd trying to pull on one woman and shoved her friend to the ground. >> i've stated all along, that when you look at the facts of this case it never warranted termination. >> reporter: it is unclear if the officers knew a city halo

cam was recording them but sources close to the case said when the officers wrote their reports they left a lot out. april last year the then man in injury of safety, charles garcia fired the officers for description and excessive use of force. >> we police ourselves if we have some body bad amongst us we want them out these guys didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: this isn't over yet, anna ortega and three other women have filed civil suits against the city of denver. >> now i am hoping a jury of my peers will serve us justice myself and the other women involved. >> reporter: as for the officers this city can still appeal this decision. the victims are filing civil suits city of denver can appeal the decision to rehire the officers. a cyprus tree collapses, now all that is left of the 3500-year-old tree is a stump. the famously tall cyprus named the senator was part of a property donated by a florida

sen tore back in 1927. it is unclear what started the fire park officials are investigating. the stock market is closed to recognize martin luther king's birthday but there is business news. to new york where manuel has today's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: standard & poors is down grading the credit of europe's bailout fund, it dropped 1 notch making it more difficult for the organization to borrow bailout money. friday s&p down graded the credit rating for france and eight other euro zone countries, u.s. markets were closed for the holiday but will be back in business tomorrow friday, stocks finished the week on a down note. dow dropped 41 points, nasdaq down 14. cruise ship accident in italy lead to a sell off of the company's stock carnival saw its stock price drop 14% slap slashing the company's value by

-- slashing the company's value by a half billion dollars. they expect to lose $90 million in business. >> if you shop at zappos, hangers may have your information. -- hackers may have your information they broke into a server that gave them access to names, e-mail and home addresses of 24 million customers it would be the largest data breach since hackers broke into the sony playstation network last year. zap pros is urging customers to change their passwords, that is your money watch for more go to cbs money watch.com in new york manuel gaigas. according to a new study, high school students who did not get an allowance performed better on financial literacy tests than those who do. teens who receive unconditional allowances, chores required

were left motivated, to get a job and go to college. >> some of it makes sense some doesn't. coming up at 4, shocking admission, what one of the men accusing syracuse coach, bernie fine of sexual abuse is saying today. >> unexpected consequences what you should know if you drink diet soda to help lose weight. >> wjz wants to see your purple pride we will look at some of your favorite photos and to see a complete slide show go to wjz.com. here they are take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pickles

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looking live outside right now, pretty typical winter day for january,. >> it really is. >> very very typical, very close to our averages, sunshine, clouds are starting to come in, it will be a beautiful sunset with some of those high clouds coming in all

because there is another storm coming our way. we will get to that in a moment. before we do this is where we started out the day this is lower than average in the teens outside, take a look where we have recovered to this afternoon 39 degrees baltimore, upper 30s to 40 degrees cooler than 33 in cumberland. now the winds have turned to the south that will bring even warmer air our way but we topped out so far today at 40 degrees you can see there is that average of 41. very close to it. we are going to go above this average tomorrow but we are coming back down second half of the week. roller coaster will continue we will take you through that now. these are southerly winds bringing up the warmer air it does factor in for wind chill. winds have been up a little, feels like 33 baltimore, 30 hagerstown. 32 ocean city. down to our south, there is warmer air, however you notice just behind that there is another round of arctic air starting to come down from the north that is going to follow this next storm clouds start to

come in today, rain will arrive, rounds of rain all because of this in here going to pick up a lot of moisture, that passes along the gulf coast states and moves in our direction when it does it will have enough warm air it will be in the farm of rain for us. then it gets out of here wednesday, at that time, winds turn back around to the northwest, colder air starts to arrive thursday into friday when the colder air is in place there is another disturbance that will come by. a chance for rain or snow showers as that happens the forecast comes together like this on the waters we will see small craft advisories. tonight overall we are not going to drop that much 35 our low but rain arriving, then tomorrow, 53 for our high, so the rain is going to come with a push of warmer air. rain and drizzle on and off during the day. when this rain leaves us that is when the colder air comes for the second half, up and down, up and down continues, the good news for everyone who

you know has weekends off, looks like it will warm up again over the weekend. you raise a good point what would people rather have, a little rain and warmer air or sunny, pretty day and chilly air. >> yesterday it was chilly but with the sunshine. >> didn't feel so bad >> looked good >> it did >> still cold. >> don't miss tonight's cbs prime timeline up, 10:00 p.m., hawaii five o then stick around for eyewitness news at 11. scott has a preview what is coming up tonight. >> she is 98 years young and healthy, scientists call her a super ager, we will find out why one woman may hold answers that could help us all live longer, healthier lives, this week, on the cbs evening news. giving back how the obama's marked dr martin luther king junior's birthday. >> first public comments, what

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>> it is 4:29 a.m., 39 degrees partly sunny thanks for staying with eyewitness news, i am denise koch former penn state football coach joe paterno finally speaks out. paterno said he had no idea of a possible dark side to jerry sandusky. >> i called my superiors, and i said hey, we got a problem i think. >> reporter: in his first interview since the penn state scandal broke, joe paterno told the washington post he is

shocked and saddened at the child sex abuse charges. the 85-year-old is currently under going chemo therapy for lung cancer, sitting in a wheelchair he told reporter jenkins, after informing two top university officials, after a 2002 shower locker room incident he did not follow up more aggressively out of fear of influencing any internal investigation >> i didn't know exactly how to handle it and afraid to do something that might jeopardize whatever the university procedure was he said and so i backed away and turned it over to some other people. if there was a problem they would follow up on it. those other people were former athletic director, tim curly and school vice president, gerry schultz both now charged with lying to a grand jury. >> i had never had to deal with something like that. >> reporter: in addition he told jenkins even if former assistant coach had been more

graphic in his description of the alleged 2002 shower room rape, it may not have registered. to be frank with you, i don't know that it would have done any good paterno said because i never heard of rape in a man. paterno said he is reserving any judgment of sandusky, charged with more than 50 counts of sexual abuse and school officials, preferring to let the legal system run its course. >> sandusky remains free on bail while awaiting trial later this year. >> one of the men making sexual abuse allegations against a former syracuse assistant basketball coach said he made up his claim. he said he wanted to get back at the coach because fine didn't help him fight a criminal conviction. fine raised him after his parents died in november, two former ball boys for the syracuse team accused fine of abusing them as children. fine denies the allegation. >> dangerous search and rescue

mission continues off the coast of italy where a cruise ship ran aground, and flipped on its side. kai. 4200 people were onboard when rocks tore a gash in that ship. 6 people died 29 are still missing including a couple from minnesota. cruise officials said the captain made an unauthorized change of course and there is increasing concern the wrecked ship could spill fuel into the water so crews set up a barricade earlier today the area where the ship crashed is part of a protected dolphin sanctuary. the ship's captain is under investigation for manslaughter abandoning passengers and crew and causing the ship wreck. >> maryland natural resources police are investigating a body found in chesapeake bay the body washed up along chesapeake harbour drive, so far investigators have not been able to identify the victim the medical examiners office is trying to determine cause of death.

>> baltimore police looking for three people who stole equipment from sinai hospital they drove a rental truck up to a loading dock at the hospital, january 6th, they loaded a large piece of medical equipment on to the truck and drove away. anyone with information on this theft is asked to call city police. >> from coast to coast americans paid tribute to dr martin luther king junior on what would have been his 83rd birthday, danielle nottingham reports with a look at ceremonies, honouring the legacy of the civil rights leader. >> reporter: these three friends brought their sons from new york, to rkmartin luther king day at the monument dedicated to his life and legacy. >> see all the generations and faces and nationalities come together. >> reporter: crowds packed the dr martin luther king junior memorial on the first king holiday since it was dedicated and opened to the public. earlier in the day reverend al sharpton helped lay a wreath to honor dr. king. other cities did the same, with

marchs, and parades. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: in atlanta, thousands gathered at the church dr martin luther king junior once lead for a service that focused on the best way to carry on his legacy. for many the holiday is not just an occasion to visit the monument, honouring dr. king it is an opportunity to give back to the community. the first family spent part of the morning with a group of volunteers working at a washington dc school. >> let's see how this works. >> reporter: the president helped assemble new book shelves later he joined first lady michelle and daughter melia to paint some of the famous quotes on the wall in the library. >> there is no better way to celebrate dr. king than to do something, on behalf of others. >> reporter: that message reached the three families who made the trip to the king memorial,. >> he got white people and black people to come together

to be here for his birthday. >> reporter: bringing history to life, for the youngest member of the group. in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. washington national cathedral hosted the special service this afternoon to celebrate king's legacy he delivered his final sunday sermon in the cathedral before his assassination. a warning for all diet soda drinkers a new study suggests it may have unintended consequences mary. >> according to a new study in eating well magazine diet sodas could cause you to gain weight. research which ares at university of texas looked at people who drank two or more per day over a ten year span those people had an increase in waist circumference, six times larger than those who didn't drink diet soda. doctors say the sweeteners can cause the body to crave more sugar, leading to a greater appetite. denise. >> interesting thank you mary.

>> previous studies found drinking diet soda may lead to higher risk of heart attack and stroke. more than 220,000 americans have weight loss surgery every year, there are two common types of procedures but a new study shows one may be more effective. randall pinkston reports for wjz. >> reporter: lynette trotman decided to have weight loss surgery after being diagnosed with high blood pressure. i was so heavy no scale could tell me my weight. >> reporter: she chose gastric banding doctors put a band around part of the somic limiting how much she could eat. she thought it was the safest option but three years later after complaining to her doctor she had the band removed. >> i told her, like what is going on you know, i am not losing any weight i am gaining weight still. >> reporter: her experience is not unusual, nearly half of

patients who chose gastric banding were still obese after six years according to a new study in archives of surgery. patients had more long term complications and follow up operations than those with gastric bypass where doctors use staples to create a small stomach pouch. the study found those who had gastric by hass lost weight more quickly and kept it off longer than the bands. there is a reason bypass patients may have better results. >> when we remove parts of the stomach we change hormones that control hunger and fullness and really change people's relationship with food. >> reporter: trotman regrets choosing the gastric band >> it was an experience i learned from but a very big mistake. >> reporter: she under went and had the gastric bypass in the fall and shed 77 pounds with diet and exercise she plans to lose even more. in new york randall pinkston

wjz eyewitness news. they found the risk of a deadly complication was greater with the gastric bypass surgery than banding but benefits outweigh the risks. a russian fuel tanker arrives in nome alaska the tanker is filled with 1.3 million-gallons of fuel for the town the cutter had to break through 30 to miles of ice to -- 30 to miles of ice to -- 300 miles of ice to nome. compared to alaska, the weather in maryland hard to complain about. milder and mainly sunny. wjz has weather and traffic. like 180 degrees. rain headed our way. with this rain we have milder temps coming in after a very chilly weekend. rain after western portions of the region, pennsylvania, west virginia, late tonight we start seeing shower activity it will

stay well above freezing 39 now, take a look at morning temperatures 17 this morning, 25 dc, 17 ocean city, but it has warmed up and will stay on the mild side tomorrow even warmer, 39 now, 43 oakland, warm air coming in ahead that means tomorrow believe it or not we will get back to low 50s. temporarily, some more changes coming up this week numbers coming up denise. >> thank you bob. let's check on the roads with christy breslin wjz traffic control. >> traffic is lighter than normal, we still have a couple delays to update you on travelling north side of the outer loop you will slow down if you make your approach to harrisburg expressway. northbound 89, lights there on the northeast side. as far as accidents go. bel air road, frankfurt avenue and a couple to watch for in baltimore city, east northern parkway, laurelton, west fayette and citrus at north fremont. as far as your drive time goes

if you are travelling on the outer loop, 7 5 to 95, -- 795 to 95, 11 minutes to get through. everything moving smoothly, 895 south of 195, this traffic report brought to you by progressive insurance baltimore boat show coming january 19th to 22nd, to get dedales and all the ticket information visit baltimore boat show.com. thank you well, with the ravens just one win away from a trip to the super bowl, purple fever is spreading around maryland. look at the mva, bell hair hartford county showing off its raven spirit they painted a giant ravens logo outside the building, similar logos are popping up all over maryland. >> wjz the only place to see the ravens face off with the patriots,. straight ahead, trapped in a bad accident who came to the rescue and how they happened to

be there. nice warm up across maryland after a chilly start to the week. bob is updating your first warning forecast coming up. pgh >> go ravens. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

tensions mount assyrian forces continue to crackdown on anti government protests a series of overnight shellings leave two people dead and ten others injured near the lebanon border observers from the arab league were visiting the town. more than 5,000 people have been killed in syria, since the up risinger riched in march. >> >> at least 11 people are dead after two separate car bombings ripped through iraq. those attacks were aimed at the country's shiite majority. one blast sent 15 people to the hospital near baghdad officials think suni insurgents are against the attacks, 150 people have been killed in iraq since beginning of the year. a fender bender, sends a jeep catapulting into a funeral procession. >> one of the sheriff's leading

the procession saw it happen in his rear-view mirror he ran over with multiple patriot guard riders and busted out the window offs the jeep as it went up in flames they quickly pulled a mother and her 6-year- old daughter from the vehicle. a grandmother and 6-year-old boy were also rescued the woman and her young daughter were air lifted to hospital in chicago. denise. >> thank you adam other victims were taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. >> investigators learning more after searching the home of the iraq four veteran accused of murdering four homeless men in orange county. >> why did this happen? why did this young boy, 23 years old, do something so horrific, and just ruin his whole life. >> reporter: ron short lives across the street from accused serial killer. the man police say fatally stabbed four homeless men in orange county. >> horrible. >> reporter: he went by the

name izzy and mostly kept to himself until one day she called campo to rescue a baby bird that had fallen into a drain. >> he came over and she said how focused he was on that little baby bird. >> reporter: we now know he was an iraq war veteran enlisted in the marines in 2006 after graduating high school but was discharged in 2010. according to associated press his father, who happens to be homeless says his son came back from war disturbed. >> there is something wrong with that individual. i mean to pick on someone or pray on someone who is a homeless person is just wrong, barbaric. >> reporter: police arrested him friday night after by standers chased him a quarter mile down the street from where police say he stabbed his latest victim, a well liked homeless, vietnam veteran, john barry today a growing memorial

for barry, a man remembered as a gentle i caring soul. he had a spirit of god with him and would just try to spread that throughout the people he met. that is why you are getting this response from the community because everybody really cared about him. >> reporter: police are still uncovering details of the suspect's background prosecutors expected to announce charges this week. close call for some homeowners in central florida, right now at least ten homes were threatened by a wild fire in deltona, families evacuated are being allowed to return firefighters were able to contain the blaze, dragging lines through the palm trees to get to the flames. freezing temperatures and lack of rain likely contributed to the fire. well, you have to dig deeper if you want another hamburger. a cattle shortage is driving up the price of beef it went from 90¢ a pound to $1.50 some texas farmers had to sell their cattle because they ran out of

water. the bank is foreclosing on oj simpson's home in miami. simpson bought the 4 bedroom house for over a half million dollars in 2000 the 64-year-old former football star is serving a 9 to 33 year prison sentence, for a 2007 armed confrontation with sports memorbilia, dealers in las vegas. simpson's house is currently worth $480,000. going behind the scenes of last night's golden globes, mark steines has a preview. >> coming up on entertainment tonight, george, and stacey, brad and angelina, the greatest moments you didn't see at the golden globe awards. ♪ [ music ] could you have chosen a prettier date my goodness. >> no, i couldn't have. >> still on the cane right now. >> a little bit.

i am getting annoyed with it i think i have a couple more days and then wing it. >> how is he at home? >> he fights through it and pretends he is not injured. >> man i would really like to go down stairs. ♪ [ music ] >> brad with angeli in white hot versace. brad and his lady in valentino. >> george was telling secrets about brad. >> he is a very good kisser. >> i am a good kisser. >> inside clooney holds court and brad having a moment with angie. get ready for sharon osborne's best and worst dressed list. that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight from the golden globes. and that is at 7:30 p.m. here on wjz 13. dozens of divers in

estonia, compete in the third annual championship of under water checkers. take a look players weigh themselves down with lead weights to stay at the bottom of the pool the checkers are also made of lead contestants admit it is hard to concentrate and more difficult to play through to the end. >> especially if they play slowly. a beautiful sunny winter afternoon. bob turk has the updated forecast coming up next ,,,,,,,,

well, look at that, must be a change in the weather coming. >> there is. >> i could tell by looking. >> she has been keeping her eye on the barometer. gorgeous sunny day as you see, wet and cloud and some shower activity, look at radar, north and west of town, late tonight, if presip gets in early enough, then maybe a touch of sleet but a lot of warm air flowing in, the record from the south not

going to last. you may see sleet late tonight for 10 or 15 minutes and then quickly over the rain. 39 degrees not going to drop much tonight even though the dew point is low right now, that will be coming up a lot tonight. moist, warmer air, moving in our direction that means rain tomorrow, south winds at 8, push that really cold air out of here, 30, 37 right now barometer just beginning to fall. 43 oakland. oakland is high up that indicates, higher up, that is where the warm air is coming in and presip is made. cumberland, interestingly enough usually warmer is at 32. a place like cumberland, where the cold air is trapped may see a little freezing drizzle or sleet and then transition to rain. north and west of town tonight maybe along the pa border a little bit in southern pa brief period of sleet and then go the rain. once again isolated roadways that didn't get sun today,

could see a little freezing drizzle possibly, so late tonight, maybe a little bit of that icing going on 40 dc now 43, 40 ocean city it will warm up over the next day quite a bit. 40 annapolis, 47 westminster, 41/24 average and record, 71 and 1. southerly wind getting stronger that will keep warm air coming in tonight. through tomorrow, it stays mild, back in the 50s again tomorrow, rain activity however there is a front out to the west, that front will cool us down probably by wednesday, breeze picks up cooler air comes right back. warming and cold again this has been the scene all winter long looks like thursday, another front may be bringing us a few snow showers, southwest winds 10 to 15, gusts at 25, and small advisory on the bay tomorrow. rain late tonight, 35, probably 38 in the city, some suburbs

down to 33 briefly, much warmer, 53 tomorrow then cold and breezy again on wednesday. >> well, you take the good with the bad gets warmer but it will be -- that's right bob. >> still to come. this is one of the latest must have ravens playoff t- shirts. i will show you what is on the other side coming ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

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