>> reporter: i know someone was paying attention as to whether you were going to say it right and you nailed it. we are life at riley's oysters. it's like a multi-day holiday. we are starting the party friday, saturday in to sunday, leading up to it. people are filling in tonight at riley's oysters. go ravens. you can do better than that. go ravens. [cheering] that is what we are talking about. it's only 5:00. you left work early. >> absolutely. >> reporter: getting ready for super bowl sunday. go ravens right there. ladies enjoying the cocktails and oysters, too. we will be he throughout the night. our special, coming up at 7:00, we will be live with you, getting you ready for super bowl sunday, one more for the road, guys, go ravens. charley crowson, live in federal hill, for abc2 news, back to you. thanks, a lot. >> down in new orleans, the teams are focused on that. >> many of the headlines are focused on the rivalry between the two big cultures. we have to know the coaching style pretty well. he and his brother had different paths to the super bowl. >> reporter: the super ba, har bowl and bro bowl, whatever you call it it's a super bowl first. on one sideline, the baltimore ravens, led by head coach john harbaugh. on the other, san francisco 49ers, led by head coach jim harbaugh. two brothers, squaring off for football's biggest prize. >> we are fiercely loyal. >> that's definitely not ever going to change. we will continue to be fiercely loyal and protective of one another. also of our teams. >> the band of brothers will be the brothers on the sideline and looking forward to the game, the competition. republican john, good natured and confident. jim, emotion mall and intense. 15 months apart. growing up close but competitive. level of football engrained at a young age. their father coached football for 40 years and john and jim through up on the sidelines. john went in to coaching, jiff played 14 seasons in nfl before doing the same. in 2011 the two faced off as head coaches in a thanksgiving showdown. ravens got the win. neither coaches won a super bowl. the harbaugh parents say football talk has been off limits this week. no predictions, no x's and o's. despite the nerves, jack and jackie are relishing the lead up to the long sports history. >> it's a fantastic experience. really, no one has it better than us. this is like, frosting on a cake for our whole family. >> reporter: don't look for any favoritism on sunday in new orleans. >> we will not have anything purple or won't have anything red. >> reporter: their family will have something silver and shiny, lombardi trophy. karen traverse, abc news. >> they got to have a favorite, right? for brother versus brother, mayor versus mayor. stephanie rawlings blake is feeling confident and has a bet going with san francisco's mayor. >> i've always know mayor lee as a gracious statesman, he is talking trash. i don't know what happened to him this morning. i look forward to hosting a day of seafood and service. i will show him what real crabs are. maryland blue crabs. we will work with the volunteers. >> mayor rawlings blake will have to wear a bib in san francisco while chowing down on crabs. >> mayor rawlings blake isn't the only one betting on a ravens win. >> jamie costello has been in new orleans, with the team all week and the city is looking more purple than ever. [music] >> reporter: it's friday in the frenwe are concerned about is sunday in the first quarter. [music] >> i entered the contest on facebook. they were like you won, all expense paid trip to the super bowl. >> reporter: the only place to find more ravens fans is at a ravens home game. >> it's real. like it's really real. >> thousands of dollars spent for the excitement. >> it's like off the chart exciting. >> food, drink, music, more food and football. >> go ravens. love you, mom. >> that's what we are here for. >> reporter: all the media questions, getting the family settle second over. it's the concentration for sunday at the super bowl. jamie costello, abc2 news. here at home, this was the scene many of us had to deal with on the way to work this morning. as snow caused serious problems out there on the roads. >> we want to look at the beltway, things are crowded, slow, but definitely better than this morning. >> it is friday night and that means the weekend is here, thank goodness, super bowl weekend. we want to know what it's going to look like here come super bowl sunday. super sunday weekend is here. it's going to feel like the first weekend of february. makes me envious of new orleans. almost florida like. back here, fierce winter weather throughout the weekend. winds are brutal the rest of this friday evening, 15-25, howling all day, they will continue to this evening. when you have gusts to 30, temperatures in the 20s, feels like the mid teens, that will chill you to the bone. single digits to the west. we fall through the 30s, windchills to the 20s and teens. there is more snow in the forecast through the weekend, part of super sundays. details on that coming up. all new at 5:00, one teen is dead and another recovering after a double shooting in harford county. >> happened in a popular recreational park in edgewood. >> police may have had a pair of dead teens if it wasn't for a young woman taking out the trash last night. her mother tells us the girl thought she heard gun shots coming from the pitch black park and heard the sound of someone moaning. she had no idea a 17 year old and his friend, an 18 year old, had been shot multiple times. >> she came back in, she was crying. she was saying i hope everybody is okay. i hope nobody the hurt. >> mr. cousins was hurt, alert enough to tell deputies they were going there and believed they would meet people there but didn't give indication why. >> paramedics discovered him unconscious and pronounced dead. cousins is in guarded protection. they are hoping he can identify the gunmen. anyone with information that could help lead police to the shooters can call crime solvers 1-888-540-8477. you could be eligible for a cab reward of up to $2000. jeff hager, abc2 news. the state rested in the felecia barns murder trial. >> the key witness, a neighbor saw the suspect carrying a heavy tote outside his house. brian kuebler is live now with more. >> reporter: it's been 6 days more than 30 witnesses, seconds tape and a witness saw the body of barnes on the defendant's bed. the state's case has now been laid out. it tried to tie up loose ends for the jury this afternoon. the state began the 6th and final day with the neighbor to michael johnson. he testified on december 28th, 2010, at sometime in the morning, he witnessed johnson struggling to move a big blue heavy plastic tote, up the common stairs in the apartment building, one stair at a time. he testified he asked johnson if he needed help because he seemed like he needed it. johnson said, no. told his neighbor, he was okay. it has been the theory johnson killed felecia barns in his apartment and transported the body in a blue tote. the state never did recover that specific storage bin, leaving the theory not exactly airtight. a lack of physical evidence, the defense team has been quick to point out all week. the only testimony that closes the hole is of james lee, who testified johnson admitted to forcing sex with felecia barns but choking her to death when she wouldn't stop crying afterwards. lee said on the stand wednesday he saw the body of felecia barnes in the apartment and told johnson how to dispose of it. to further legit mise lee's testimony, friday afternoon the state called the city police homicide defend who interviewed him. detective ray bennett testified lee quote never asked for anything in return for his testimony, and seemed credible as bennett checked out his story. johnson's defense countered that saying police didn't check lee's story thoroughly enough and there is no record on john's cell phone indicating he called lee on december 28th. now we know the entirety of the state's theory and the evidence it put on. what it doesn't have is any physical evidence, no dna and not that blue tote in question. the defense team, michael johnson's attorneys will have their say with the jury starting monday morning. brian kuebler, abc2 news. a teenager without a monster energy drink or red bull, that's a rare thing to finds. >> they are addicted. doctors say they are at risk. what health risks can cause in young people. shock in the skies as the pilot stumbles out of the cockpit and passes out. who got people safely on the grouped? airport fixture, are the bomb sniffing dogs affective? the results of a new government report, we'll be right back. we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. joining me are the fans this is crissy, how are you doing tonight? >> i'm great, thanks. >> are you excited to know the ravens are going to the super bowl? >> i'm beyond stoked. >> tell me about the things you are going to be doing. >> my favorite player is ray rice. i like the little guys that can run fast. then, having a couple of super bowl partys with family, that will be a lot of fun. >> thank you very much. we will be having a purple pep rally from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. come down and support the ravens. tonight z guzzle energy drinks, it's a dangerous habit. about 35% of teenagers regularly consume energy drinks helping to fuel a multibillion dollars industry. a study from the american association of pediatrics says high doses of the caffeine could cause health problems, heart palpitations, anxiety, insomnia and high blood pressure. mixing it with booze ups the danger. it makes you feel less drunk and increases the risk of alcohol related accidents. problems with child resistant caps force makers of cold medicines forced stores to pull triaminic and theraflu off the shelves. the caps can be removed by a child. the products were distributed a year ago. now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> we start off with a check of maryland's most powerful radar and all scanning clear. clear across the region. the morning snow showers , the overnight blast or burst of snow, that's long gone. we think another burst similar to and longer than that one as we go through the weekend, more on that in one second. the current conditions, frigid, below freezing. dew point 3. dry air, winds are west 16. gusting higher days getting longer. a wintery looking sky, with light snow on the ground carroll county. current winds in the middle current winds in the middle teens, steady winds from the west. as we look at the air temperatures across the central part of the state, wind gusts, wind gusts around 30. wind gust around 30 creating a windchill factor in the mid 20s. yeah, brutal stuff. the air temperature in the mid 20s, the windchills i'm jacked up here, i don't know what is going on. mid 20s, single digits for windchills. sometimes you get twisted. that's what happened here. anyway, windchills in the teens, air temperatures in the 20s. winds gusting in the 30s. quiz later. morning disturbance, passing through the area. clearing out of here, the good news is this, dry and clear in to the day tomorrow. tomorrow evening things will begin to change as we bring a disturbance west. line of snow showers coming in. any time after 4:00, i think we will see snow showers in to the evening, persisting early night and sunday. accumulations look to be light. light, snow, but kind of long lived. we can pick up an inch, little over an inch on the high side. doesn't look like snow you will have to shovel but slick. temperatures should be above freezing sunday afternoon. that will melt off some of the morning snow that comes in overnight saturday in to sunday. temperatures are all the rage as the big story as we continue to see temperatures dropping tonight, teens and 20s, tomorrow, struggle to get back to 30 degrees, tomorrow night, brutal as well, warming up a little bit on super bowl sunday. again, though the snow from today clearing out, watching the next disturbance forming over the northern plains, that's going to take a do i have dive south. tonight 15 frigid degrees. tomorrow, we will say 30. staying cold but the chance for snow showers coming in late in the day and especially in to tomorrow evening. especially late in the evening, overnight in to early sunday morning. we think temperatures getting in the upper 30s sunday. that will allow for some =è#ng. working in to early part of the week, see the temperatures really don't change a lot. the first full week of february, not showing much of a warm up, few degrees below average and the chance for another weak snow system, tuesday in to wednesday. right in the line up they go. again, cold and windy, remember, winds in the 30s, temperatures in the 20s, windchills in the teens. you get all that? >> it's part of the quiz we are going to take later. passengers on an alaska airlines flight, sat in horror as they watched the plane's pilot collapse in front of them on a flight from la to seattle. >> crazy story. more on the terrifying moments and the emergency landing that followed. >> 121 terrified passengers were on board alaska airlines flight 473 thursday night from los angeles to seattle. >> the captain had some problems when he was in the cockpit. he came out of the cockpit and collapsed on the aisle. >> it was frightful. >> reporter: a moment of high anxiety for travelers and 5- person crew. >> we didn't know what was flying the plane or if the computer technology was going to take over. >> reporter: midair panic returned to calm. first in the cockpit, co-pilot, 11 year veteran took control of the plane. >> everything seemed fine. we were okay. >> reporter: in the aisle, the pilot collapsed. >> fortunately, young woman who was fourth year medical student who ran to his aid. >> reporter: the plane made an emergency landing in oregon, passengers continued to the final destination, seattle , the pilot was taken to a local hospital. >> captain was able to get up, and walk down the stairs and got on the gurney. >> reporter: the pilot expected to be okay, the passengers, just happy the entire ordeal is over. >> i'm really glad to be on planet earth and my feet on the grounds. >> reporter: this month another airlines flight from seattle to las vegas had to make an emergency landing. the co-pilot fainted midair. new report is questioning whether the bomb sniffing dogs you see at the airport are keeping us safer. >> the report slams the government for spending $100 million on the program, they believe may not be affect i at all. >> reporter: this is how it is supposed to work. bomb sniffing dogs lock in on a passenger, correctly identifying the threat before the person canact. >> they want to do the right thing , the home work hasn't been done. money gets spent before they know something works. >> more than 700 bomb sniffing dogs have been deployed for the program, but investigators say some are not getting the monthly training they require. something terp about to happen in china. a truck carrying fireworks explodes. still ahead, we will show you the damage. 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[ female announcer ] purina cat chow indoor. and for a delicious way to help maintain a healthy weight, try new purina cat chow healthy weight. a truck carrying fireworks exploded in china, killing several people, the truck was hauling the fireworks in preparation for the new year's celebrations, it destroyed part of elevated road and sent cars 100 feet to the ground. there are different death totals, some say four, china national radio says 26 people died. look at this video, brazen thieves in california carry out this well planned heist, watch as their team plows a stolen suv through the front of the store. then the burglars rush in breaking the cases we hammers, the police are looking for four suspects involved in this. super bowl weekend, and purple friday, rolled in to one big party. the latest from fans and the countdown in new orleans, plus a look at the rituals you told us you follow every game day. two people are dead, in what the state department is calling a terrorist attack. the latest in the investigation in to another attack on a u.s. embassy. >> what would jesus do when it comes to tipping? we'll be right back. woke up to snow this morning, probably going to wake up to more on your super sunday. details straight ahead and abc 2's most accurate forecast. arundel county executive has resigned in a letter that took up half the page, leopold explained he will be stepping down immediately, saying he acknowledged errors in judgment. he was convicted this week in a misconduct trial, sentence insides march, the county's chief administrative officer will remain acting county executive. police say one teenager is dead and another is seriously wounded in harford county. a neighbor was taking out the trash and heard someone

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