Streees. But what the ity is really concerned about pre these bridges and the 41st street brrdge where many motorists arent taking ann chances tonight. Accorddng to the city, most of the primary roads have been twice already. But theres real concernn onight about happens later when the temperatures begin to ffll. Adrienne Barnes evvn after it stops snowing. Most freezing. 3 theecity opened its Emergency Operations center at nnonnttday. Will be monntoring this stoom through the night. Live in north baltimore, jjff the. Snow pprblems. For. The ride home. lets. Go to. Keitt dan, daniels. , streaming mobile traa. Unit. to. See how. Driving conditions. Arr. At this hour. Keith. How are the rest f the roads looking tonight . Tonight . Brandi ppoctor has our traffic edge report. Report. Mapgreensprnglibertybat natt pikeshawanmaa395 check in. With fox45 orning trouule. get. That t information. Even during commercials. On the fox45 news ticker. . Pox45 morning news weekends. Tomorrow aa 6 am a
California where i led an office of 5,000 people. Now obviously in the United States senate. Over the course of the next few months, dust is going to be kicked up. But when the dust settles, theres going to be two questions that voters ask. One is who can beat donald trump . And the second is who do we trust to make the change happen that we want in this country . It is going to be Bernie Sanders who rises to the top because he answers both of those critical questions. You know, it doesnt phase me that 46 weeks before the iowa caucus that im not a front runner right now. Im going to do and do the hard work that it takes to reach ought American People in every single state, talk to a lot of folks that dont feel like front runners themselves, and im confident that by the time the iowa caucus comes along that i will be a front runner. Inside the cockpit. Breaking this morning, recordings from that june lion air 737max jet, the crews frantic attempts to save the plane in the final desperat
her grandson remains optimistic. she s all right. reporter: late wednesday the storm system proved deadly in at least half a dozen states including mississippi where at least 32 people were killed. i have a hole in my son s room. it s a tree in the bedroom. water is everywhere. a tree is in my bathroom. reporter: in tennessee some 30 people are reported dead. i got in my hall closet and about that time we felt it hit the house. reporter: georgia did not fare much better as a tornado killed 13. started seeing shingles coming off the roof, stuff flying around. i grabbed held of the porch and the porch was historying up. i thought i was gone. reporter: lifting up. i thought i of gone. reporter: but alabama was clearly the hardest hit. on friday president obama plans to visit the state. i want every american who has been affected by this disaster to know the federal government will do everything we can to help you recover and we will stand with you as you re