captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions ifill: good evening. i m gwen ifill. a stunning upset in the massachusetts senate race. brown: and i m jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight: with a republican winning the seat long held by edward kennedy. we look at what scott brown s victory means for president obama s agenda. ifill: then, a powerful aftershock hits haiti as victims are still being pulled from the rubble. and doctors struggle to provide even basic care. we are running our operating rooms without electricity, without oxygen, without proper anesthetics. brown: margaret warner gets the latest on the situation in port-au-prince from jason beaubien of n.p.r. ifill: paying for the new york times on line, but will readers buy in? brown: and body scanners in airports. ray suarez reports on a continuing debate. they re going to detect prosthetics. they re going to detect vasectomy scars, sex change operations, adult incontinence. are they perf
good morning and welcome to eyewitness news. i m jessica kartalija. we ll have much more coming up in just a little bit. i m sharon gibala live at sports legends where it is not too late to gear up for the ravens game. we ll have details in just a second. eyewitness news is seconds away. here we go. good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i m jessica kartalija. i m tim williams. temperatures are in the teens areawide. and it is very cold outside. you know, even if you have the heat on, i m sure the furnaces are blasting this morning. it is going to be a very cold stretch and we re continuing we ve been in it for quite awhile now. temperatures today will get up into the range of about freezing but we did get down to the overnight around 20 and below not 20 below. 20 degrees and below 20 degrees. it feels like 20 below, doesn t it? your forecast looks like this. starting off with temperatures as we mention in the teens areawide. we ll see a good b
>host: the government will porches 450 full body scanners which is 10 times the amount used presently across the united states. president barack obama will meet with the top labor leaders on monday over his proposal to tax health care plans. this is fo washington journalr january 9. here is robert barnes this morning in the washington post. a pending decision on whether restrictions on corporate and labor unions spent on political campaigns violates the first amendment. this arose from a question about whether conservative groups support of a documentary movie of hillary clinton + presidential pursuit violated the mccain-falling goeingold ac. justices said they would consider the larger question of whether it is constitutional to ban corporations and labour unions from drawing funds from the general treasuries to support or oppose candidates. many legal experts say they expect the court use its imminent% ruling in the case of citizens united purses the federal electorate
with the late edition. no more snow for awhile. but bitter cold is taking the place. how frigid it is going to get over the weekend. jobs that pay well and cannot be outsourced. a disappointing jobs picture. what the president is doing to turn things around. and michael jackson s doctor, the conflicting reports tonight about his future. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello again, i am jeff barnd. and i am karen parks. it is a one, two punch of winter weather. yeah, first snow. now the cold. we awoke to more snow this morning. no blizzard this time thank goodness. but enough to force motorists to clean off cars and make back roads trick tow drive. some spots it could have been an inch, inch and a half. 2 inches maybe. depends on what part of the county i am in. pretty good year for you so far? yeah, better than last couple of years. now, to the cold. temperatures will be taking a dive overnight.
the death of a young girl on the eastern shore. why it could mean new legislation to crackdown on sex offenders this year. the snow has ended. but the bitter cold is moving in for the weekend. how low the temperatures will go, in the sky watch forecast. she can do it. the challenges for baltimore s next mayor. what people are saying about the job facing stephanie rawlings-blake. and setting the ravens off in style as they attempt to take on the new england patriots, and the referee s best buddy, tom brady. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. hello, i am jeff barnd. and i am karen parks. the tragic death of a young girl on the eastern shore may lead to tougher laws against sex offenders this year. and the governor is speaking out on this issue. myranda stephens standing by live at the state prison in east baltimore with the latest on the story. myranda, what can you tell us at this hour? well, governor o malley