clipper lane so fbi agents could search for evidence in anthony lamar jones house. they wouldn t tell us what they were looking for inside. but outside fbi agents interviewed neighbors like manuel garcia to find out what they know about the man suspected of killing 13-year- old genelle conway allen. strange and quiet. he didn t say much. reporter: that s how neighbors describe him, quiet. jones and his family moved in about a year and a half ago. neighbors tell me his wife works but he appears to be unemployed. never seen him working, never really seen him like have a job or anything. reporter: the arrest shook this fairfield neighborhood. super creepy, man. i have my little girl here so, oh, it s creepy but i m glad they caught the guy. sick, really shocking. just seeing the commotion and everything is a lot. reporter: fairfield police arrested him around 7 a.m. in the 1100 block of east tabor avenue near where police surveillance camera took the last known ph
that s pretty much all we re going to see. maybe a snow shower moving into our region later on tonight. the main impact will be primarily wind and a little snow out there in garrett county. northern maryland. yes, we ll probably see wind gusts tonight and tomorrow. over 30 miles per hour. that s the main impact. temperature-wise. still quite mild. 41. 42 in ocean city. getting colder. there will be snow breaking out in oakland and garrett county. and frostburg west, later on tonight. maybe a fau snow showers. the northeast, boy, they re really going to get hammered. tim has a look at the real impacts coming up later tonight and tomorrow. we re talking about a storm of historic proportions because of the amount. they get heavy storms up there. but not quite to this magnitude. what we re looking at here is rain. temperatures will stay warm. but mild, i ll say, 41 degrees, when this storm was rolling up the eastern sea board. and now that the moisture has passed us. it s timin
england right now. again, winds gusting to 41 miles per hour up into boston. the bulls eye is going to be east of 91, north of 90 and east of 495 up into eastern massachusetts and the northern and western suburbs of boston. again, they have a 495, too. west of that and north of the turnpike, we are talking about over 2 feet of snow. if this goes in boston, it will be in their top ten snows. we will come back and talk about one of the only effects this storm is going to have on us tonight. all right, topper. right now, new york city is under a blizzard warning and that could mean big trouble for the city that never sleeps. randall pinkston joins us from the big apple. what are you seeing out there right now? well, right now we are seeing people still moving around, traffic still moving also. of course, the big snow isn t expected to arrive until late tonight and so, stores are still open. some people are hoping to go to a play. we ll see how that works out. earlier, the go
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Tonight s Jazz Feature focuses on the obscure but fine trumpeter and flugelhornist named Wilbur Harden. Little is known about Harden other than he was born in Birmingham, Alabama on Dec. 31,1924 and after working in some major R&B bands moved to Detroit in 1957 and began working with Yusef Lateef.. He became part of the talented Detroit Jazz scene then ventured to New York to record as he signed with Savoy Records. His 4 albums for Savoy were done in 1958 and he also recorded with John Coltrane as well in 1958 and later with trombonist Curtis Fuller. After 1960 nothing more was heard from Wilbur and ill health and a nervous breakdown forced him to stop playing. He died in obscurity in New York on June 10,1969 at age 44. This fine recording called "Mainstream 1958" is an excellent one and features Wilbur and his compositions. It is a solid date with Harden and John Coltrane, at an early peak, Tommy Flanagan on piano, Doug Watkins on bass and Louis Hayes on drums. If t