bay. everything is fine at the guadalupe parkway. live look at the very light traffic heading out of downtown san jose on 280. in fact, all your drive times in the clear this morning for your major routes across the south bay so uneventful start could be a very eventful end. there s a lot going on in san francisco later on tonight. so we ll talk a lot more about that coming up. in the meantime, back to you. thank you. a party with half million people is the plan on the san francisco waterfront. anne makovec is on the embarcadero in san francisco, where preparations are under way to welcome 2011. how are things going? reporter: things are going to be very busy here, very different from where i m standing right now where it s a little quiet at 5 a.m. but you can see the city is definitely preparing for throngs of people. they have a chain-link fence set up all along the embarcadero and you can see they have these smaller barricades as well ready to go appear hopefully con
shoots a man trying to rob a baltimore. %-park heights avenue. at judy s retired officer was orddring food when the suspect came in with a gun and tried to rob the @%ace. officer oppned fire, shooting the would-be thief, at least,3 once. i don t feel sorry for himm.3 that s what he did. thatts for him. if you are out hereerobbing and killing, you get what you deserve. olice ay the suspect remains in tte hospital in grave conddtion tonight. an effort to educate after a deadly ttagedy. baltimmre county fire departmeet took to the treett of pikesvilleewarning people about the daagers of carbon monoxide. thh warning comes after two3 people died from c.o. poisoning in that neighborhood. %-idea.inkk it is a very good more aware of carbon monoxide, as we alllknow it is tte silent3 killer. there is no smell. you know, o someene does not home unless they have somm ttpe of a detector to allow us to know what is going on. firefighters went door-to-door dissributing flyers on the
65 yeerr late. why the man that borrowed it avoiding paying any fine at all. live in high defiiition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello, i m jennifer gilbert. jeff barnd is off tonighh. %-of a young special needseath student. 6-year-old jeremy jennings died after he jumped from the back of a moving school bus. investigation, isson the driver. crime and justice reporterrjoy lepoll has ew information on the story you saa first on fox. at iisue is whether the driver should have pulled over, when the raucous broke out involving the 6-yyar-old. baltimore city school administrator now said that the drivers are trained to pull over, and stop when students ar3 out of their seats. the victim s mother told fox 45, %-or simply turned around andver heeded back to the school. other bus drivers, who we talked to today, say that it is not always feasible to pull overrin @%timely mmnner beeause of their location. why would he not stop? identifies the
it will feel like teens and 20s throughout the day. and blustery conditions continuing into the nighttime. and i ll have the five day for you in a minute. and as tucker mentioned, it was a different story near richmond and out east along the eastern shore. but even with the areas, the worst of the storm pounding the northeast, cities like new york and boston are trying to big out of the snow. a state of emergency has been deck lated in six states been declared in six states, including new jersey and virginia. and for many it is time to dig out. reporter: snow in places where people aren t used to seeing it, like the carolinas. in greenville, south carolina, snowy conditions knock out power to more than 100,000 customers. and in greenville, north carolina it s a snow day. how can you not come out during the middle of a snow day. reporter: people with making the best of a white holiday weekend. i m going to be pushing snow. reporter: pushing and plowing snow s
ow. well, good morning to you. i m dave clark. i m tori campbell. it is monday, december 27th. thousands of airline passengers nationwide are getting nowhere fast due to a monster storm that s closed several busy airports last week. the closures and related cancellations are already c ausing a ripple effect for passengers here in the bay area. kraig debro is live at sfo to let us know what s going on now. good morning, kraig. reporter: good morning, tori. i guess you could say the jury is still out as to whether or not people are gonna be able to leave sfo area withny frequency. behind me at terminal 3:the line is reasonable. but it s also fluctuating. just a couple of minutes ago, it was long and close to the door. the number of outbound flights was at 25. the number in was 8. we may be looking at a second consecutive delay of c ancellations day of delayses and cancellations. the airlines cancelled 33 f lights in and out of sfo. the reason? heavy snow in the eastern