those barbs colored in where it s strong and we have a wind advisory where we could be pushing 50-mile-per-hour winds today. it starts to increase at nine. we in the it this afternoon and we are looking at the high temperature this morning. the wind pushing to 50 miles per hour. so this afternoon, falling temperatures dramatically and we are watching a close path to the south of a storm with snow thursday morning. stay tuned for that. kim has the latest on traffic. now, the 24-hour traffic authority brought to you by toyota. reporter: well, no ice, no problems. and seriously, no problems. we don t have any accidents on the road. looking live at the beltway, 695 at wilkins avenue, traffic is building just slightly, but no reports of major incidents or delays. we have fog warnings at the bay bridge. wind warnings at the key bridge. but for the most part, traffic is off to a fantastic start. now back to you. thanks. the case of a pit bull set on fire ended in a mistrial.
facebook page, i will be interacting with you this morning for the next half-hour doing mostly weather and traffic. and we will have our normal coverage and normal programming resuming right around 5:00. let s check it out. storm ends early. a direct track right on top of maryland. it end on top of us as ended on top us. if you had rain in ann arunel county and parts of baltimore city eastern shore, that s just because the storm was on top us instead of to the south which would have brought the colder air in. and we have less snow. most roads are wet because temperatures are borderline with freezing. that was wasting the flakes that had fallen. second part of the forecast, bitter cold, it s on the way. you will feel it today and heading in toward the weekend. we played out the white carpet and it s going to be just enough snow to cover the trees. but the winter weather advisory on harford, baltimore, hourard, carroll county, that s canceled. storm is out of here. instead of
flights and brought whiteout conditions has brought another swath through the country. in minneapolis, check this out, the tech dome roof broke under the weight of he have snow. this is the snow now dumping snow on ohio and pennsylvania. reporter: as residents of the upper midwest start their week digging out from all of that snow, places like indianapolis and cleveland are getting ready for their own walloping. the storm packed i powerful punch over the weekend you dumping over a foot and a half of snow. this snowstorm will go down in the history books. in minneapolis, incredible video shows the roof of the metrodome stadium collapsing. the last time this occurred was 1983. reporter: luckily nobody was hurt. lucked out in the cold, minnesota fans with game tickets. a really big bummer. i wish they would take to us detroit but i don t think it s going to happen. reporter: 29 states are getting pounded from the great lakes all the way to the gulf of mexico. a m
michelle obama hits the campaign trail. can she close the gap in races. and in last night s debate, what seemed to stump tea party star, christine o donnell. and the bright lights that had the big apple buzzing. could it really be a u 23 o? and what a day. what a moment. all 33 miners in that mine in chile, finally free. the last miner lifted to the surface last night, the 54-year-old foreman, who had done so much to help his men stay calm. he was greeted by the president of chile, sebastian pinera, who said, you brought your ship out like a good captain. also, an exclusive interview with one of the miners who tells us what really happened during the 70 days underground. and, robin, i know they were watching where you are, too. everyone, as you know, george, watching all around the world, including here in brussels, belgium. and the reason i m here, is because secretary of state hillary clinton is here. and i asked her what happened in chile. and she was moved, li
anne arundel mall. taxes will go to the right places. this comes from a man with the means to hire someone who could brush s own teeth. the first year of operation will generate $400 million for education. 4000 new jobs with a preference to the people live here in the county. he chose the mall after considering buying the park. he plans to create 6500 parking spaces there as well. it will be next to the number 1 tourist destination. that is what people want. we need jobs. the campaign is necessary because small neighbors who oppose its voters will now decide. a vote no, saw zoning starts from scratch. it does not make sense. the battle over slots in and around the county is being waged on television. he considers the he points out that his venue is a stand- alone facility and not inside the mall. his attempt as television campaign is now funded by national gaming. it is illegal and it is impossible. he has filed a complaint with the maryland lotter