this is what baltimore is all about. it's a great city. >> all we want to do is show you the video. >> police are under intense pressure to complete an investigation in weeks that would normal take months, with scores of questions to answer. >> was there any evidence of use of force? was there any broken bones on mr. gray? was there any evidence of kicking, punching, strikes of any type upon his body? >> the stakes for this investigation were as high as i had ever seen. >> baltimore sun crime reporter, justin george, obtains exclusive access to the investigation. >> they had basically a two-week window in order to investigate this. >> we're still going strong as far as this task force is concerned. >> the main question the police task force is trying to answer is what exactly happened to freddie gray. >> to piece the puzzle together, investigators gather surveillance footage, canvas the neighborhood. >> anyone in your household that might have any information, know anything? >> re-create the van route and deconstruct off

ever since, violence has engulfed baltimore. june and july have been the most violent months in decades. the city recorded its 200th murder in august. >> i'm scared sometimes, like in certain neighborhoods, i stand out. i don't like coming outside at night. i don't even go outside at night. it's not like a shooting what happened, but i just don't trust it. >> that sense of fear eases inside the library, where 11-year-old deryl can play video games, eat a free lunch, and see other worlds open up before him. >> come on in. >> malayne thompson digs is the branch manager. >> we see the real side of the community. we see the side that says this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is services young people, servicing adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> you opened up the day after the riots, kids come in here and they're reading books. >> uh-huh. >> as broken glass is all over the city and police are up and down the streets still. >> uh-huh. >> what do you

in baltimore, in richmond. all those stream lines are important because when this low right there is no longer there and it becomes here, i'm going to redraw this. this is what is going to happen when we put the low here. that same ho ho is going to do this. all of a sudden the winds will be coming in from the ocean dragging in the ocean water. this is the gulf stream, 44, 45 degrees out here. that's the moisture that's going to almost like we talk about when a hurricane explodes when it gets into 83 degree water, well, a coastal low in the winter time will explod when it gets into the gulf stream. that doesn't even happen. what our reporters is saying now is just the pregame show. we have but even flipped the coin yet and all of a sudden later on tonight, this storm will hit the gulf stream, it will explode and by morning, those pictures you're seeing now will be dramatically different where snow will be coming down two to three inches per hour and i honestly i know this will have thundersnow and thunder sleet

we are grateful the caucus has come here to baltimore. there's so many other places they could have gone. thousands of them. but they came to a city that is like many and most other cities in our nation. back in spring of this year, we had the death of a younger man named freddie gray. i shall never forget during his funeral i asked one question. i asked the question, did you see him? and i'm so glad when the caucus decided that they wanted to come to a place where they could hold this conference, they decided to come here. we are a city that continues to struggle. a lot of people just looked to the question of whether this was a police brutality situation. it runs far greater than that. i've heard jim clyburn talk about it's not just that incident. it's all the underpinning things that go with it. that is joblessness. somebody once said we do not have a lack of talent. we have a lack of opportunity. not only that, it goeses with so much of the abandonment. certain policies that have been made on the national level that have caused our ci

so all agencies here in baltimore on alert. and the concerns amongst officials over the last several hours has gotten more serious as the weather forecast for what's happening in baltimore has gone from bad to worse, wolf. >> miguel marquez, thanks very much. i want to bring in the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake. mayor, thank you very much for joining us. what are you expecting in your city? >> we are expecting a blizzard of snowmageddon proportions but also expecting to be prepared. we have more equipment than we've ever had in preparation for a snow d before a blizzard. we have salt. we have our emergency responders prepositioned. and i'm feeling confident that we are ready. and we've also been through this before. >> do you have national guard, military personnel on active duty now to help out? >> they're certainly a part of our emergency operations. and they are on the ready as well. >> what is your biggest concern? because i'm very concerned about the elderly, for example. what if you lose power and they're e

he is the second of sixf baltimore police officers to gor on trial in the death of freddie gray. prosecutors are proceeding even though they still don't known whether their key witness officer williamsporter will be forced to testify. alexandra limon joins us with more on the upcoming trial. >>reporter: officer good son facing the most serious charges including second degree murder. that charge means he had a reckless disregard for another person's life. some say prosecutors may prove that good son intentionallynten freddie gray a rough ride too teach him a less only it was a 45 minute ride in a baltimore police transport van in which 19 year old freddie gray faced a fatal spinal cord injury and broke a neck. the man behind the wheel at that van will go to trial. prosecutors may go after good son for giving gray a rough ride

and baltimore headed into philly. snow just beginning there. new york city under a blizzard warning for tonight and tomorrow. they're expecting 12, 24 inches of snow. some areas just west of d.c. and baltimore, the hill country there could see as much as 30, 35 inches of snow. for us a glancing blow. winter weather advisories, columbus, interstate 70 and points south. a winter storm warning southern ohio right on the tip. heavier snow, two to four, maybe as much as six inches of snow there. just a flurry moving up toward dover new philly. 23 in canton. it's going to be hard to get rid of that chill. right now the winds are basically out of the north and east, kind of reinforcing the chill overhead. watch for the snow right here. this is the northernmost extent of our little winter storm moving up toward dover new philly, maybe a light flurry as far north as canton. this is just the residual effect off lake erie with that northeasterly breeze. maybe a flurry or two just about anywhere. could be an isolated flurry overnight. nothing to worry abou

we want disney to open celebration crab cakes or something in baltimore. you want to bring investment dollars with a low tax, low regulation environment. there is no reason why baltimore could not be macao or singapore of america. >> in the past you have recommended maybe selling it to big groups of investors, hedge funds and whatnot. >> absolutely. when it's privately owned it is owned by no one. sell toyota the private markets to develop it. >> some would rather see a city park there. >> developers might be interested in a park. there are benefits to green spaces and maryland will be working with public-private partnerships. so the private sector will be involved and that's great. the issue is they are not building affordable housing. it had 16,000 units and now they will have none which got the residents of the surrounding areas who said they would stay there if they could but there won't be anywhere they can afford. google, verizon , big insurance companies have gotten in on the tax credits to work to build more affordable housing. that's what baltimor

baltimore itself expecting up to 2 feet of snow. it take as view from outer space to capture the sheer size of this monster storm. west to east, 85 million americans in 22 states, one-quarter of the country's population in its path. the storms already turned deadly. at least four people in north carolina and another in tennessee killed in storm-related car crashes. but it's the nation's capital that may be hardest hit of all. the storm there predicted to be unlike any that has hit the city in almost 100 years. mayor muriel bowser preparing for the absolute worst. >> this is a major storm. it has life and death implications. >> reporter: the predictions are staggering. more than 30 inches of snow, record-breaking totals expected in many areas. powerful winds gusting up to 65 miles per hour crippling ice and turning snapping trees and power lines causing power outages. seven states in washington, d.c., have declared states of emergency. hundreds of car accidents reported over the past few days in virginia alone. the overriding message

baltimore, poppy. it feels like the arctic circle. this is unbelievable. the wind has picked up yet again. i'm standing in about a foot and a half of snow here. the productions for baltimore were about two feet of snow. at the most, 24 inches of snow. now, the weather service is saying any where from 24 inches to 30 inches in baltimore. we're already up to some areas up to 18 inches of snow. this is a drift that i happen to be standing in, which is drifting up to about 2 feet, here next to the inner harbor, just massive amounts of snow. the mayor of baltimore saying we're only halfway done. we're just over the halfway point in this storm. check out the streets here in the inner harbor, just how rough these conditions are. i mean, you literally cannot see, about maybe an 1/8th of a mile, but that's about it. literally, white out conditions. driving in this stuff is very difficult, because even though you can see sort of down the street in front of you, as soon as the winds starts, and everything is whit

up the road in baltimore, a snow emergency actually still in effect. with only half the streets cleared so far, the clean-up in the region is expected to take days. >> and it will take awhile to get the nation's air travel system back up to speed because so many airlines use east coast airlines as hubs. nearly 1200 are already crossed off for too today. the jerseyasn't the snow but also the flooding. we're talking high tides, strong winds. they brought extra water ashore. chunks of ice. residential streets. some of the residents had to be helped out of their homes and many furnishings complete loss for these folks. >> that's got to make it even pitch mixed with all of the flooding. back in new york city, life is getting back to normal after the second biggest snowfall in history. >> major streets are cleared but all that snow is piled high making it so difficult to get around. >> yeah, let's get a live update from abc's ray raimundi. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, kendis and reena. yeah, listen, the main focus for city officials h

in particular in washington and baltimore. federal offices in d.c. closed today. >> officially, washington got a little more than half as much snow as baltimore because the national weather service snow measuring device at the airport stopped working. it was buried by all the snow, full coverage straight ahead. >>> and american airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing in canada overnight after severe turk lens. an airline spokesperson says the injuries are not life-threatening. >>> and it will be denver versus carolina at super bowl 50. the panthers rolled over the arizona cardinals, 49-15 for the nfc title. the broncos held off the new england patriots 20-18. those are some of our top stories on this monday, january 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> feel as cold inside as it does outside. >> that's because it's a reflection of your heart. >> i have a cold heart? >> yes. >> oh. >> sorry. >> that is -- started the show on a negative note. >> well, but it is kind of cold in here. i mean, karen is like bundled up

in particular in washington and baltimore. federal offices in d.c. closed today. >> officially, washington got a little more than half as much snow as baltimore because the national weather service snow measuring device at the airport stopped working. it was buried by all the snow, full coverage straight ahead. >>> and american airlines flight from miami to milan, italy forced to make an emergency landing in canada overnight after severe turk lens. an airline spokesperson says the injuries are not life-threatening. >>> and it will be denver versus carolina at super bowl 50. the panthers rolled over the arizona cardinals, 49-15 for the nfc title. the broncos held off the new england patriots 20-18. those are some of our top stories on this monday, january 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> feel as cold inside as it does outside. >> that's because it's a reflection of your heart. >> i have a cold heart? >> yes. >> oh. >> sorry. >> that is -- started the show on a negative note. >> well, but it is kind of cold in here. i mea

baltimore's bwi, 29.2. don't forget the national zoo in washington, they got 22.4 inches. >> time to go snow boarding in west virginia there. pretty cool. >>> as for nj coastal residents, it wasn't so much about the snow but about flooding. the storm brought extremely high tides and big waves, as well. stores and homes were flooded and the entire streets turned into waterways as you saw there with chunks of ice floating in them. most of the water has now receded. now the mud and debris left behind. one shore community fared well throughout. belmar had built a huge wall of sand to keep the ocean where it belonged. >> well, our coverage continues now with abc's ray raimundi live outside our studio in new york. >> so, ray, what's it looking like right now? >> reporter: well, kendis and reena, believe it or not, 24 hours after this storm hit us, new york being the bull's-eye, as both of you two mentioned, it's a nice calm here outside on the streets of new york. mid-atlantic are digging out of this epic blizzar

in particular in washington and baltimore. federal offices in d.c. closed today. >> officially, washington got a little more than half as much snow as baltimore because the national weather service snow measuring device at the airport stopped working. it was buried by all the snow, full coverage straight ahead. >>> and american airlines flight from miami to milan, italy forced to make an emergency landing in canada overnight after severe turk lens. an airline spokesperson says the injuries are not life-threatening. >>> and it will be denver versus carolina at super bowl 50. the panthers rolled over the arizona cardinals, 49-15 for the nfc title. the broncos held off the new england patriots 20-18. those are some of our top stories on this monday, january 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> feel as cold inside as it does outside. >> that's because it's a reflection of your heart. >> i have a cold heart? >> yes. >> oh. >> sorry. >> that is -- started the show on a negative note. >> well, but it is kind of cold in here. i mea

baltimore where accumulation is already at least 10 inches. we know in new york the situation is intensifying there. we just heard from the new york mayor, bill de blasio, who said it's a fast, intensifying storm. already accumulation of 11 inches there. we continue to await comments from the new jersey governor, chris christie. virginia governor, terry mcauliffe. and stephanie rollins lake. we look at the blustery conditions in baltimore. our miguel marquez is there. earlier you were in knee, nearly hip deep kind of snow with the snowdrifts there. now it looks like you're on top of the mountain. this is a very serious storm and potentially dangerous, miguel. give us an idea where you are and what you're feeling. >> reporter: yeah. the storm is intensifying here in baltimore. on federal hill. this overlooks downtown baltimore and the inner harbor here so you should be able to see that. we have 1/4 mile at the most of visibility. the wind is really the thing that hurts the most. some of this snow feels like it's now turning to ice. sleet mixed

on sunday, baltimore mayor, the clean up will take time (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some residents along new jersey's shore said they saw damage from the storm worse than from super storm sandy in 2012. (resident) there was more debris than there was from sandy laying all over the streets and here in washington, d.c. area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governmen

baltimore mayor, blake said the clean (mayor stephanie baltimore, maryland) the snow removal more complicated that just pushing off to the side. this morning, dc mayor muriel bowser asked people to continue to stay home. (mayor muriel bowser, washington, d.c.) it's important to know that the roads are still dangerous. please stay in, so you don't get stuck. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day in new york most area subway and rail lines are running today. mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving -- or even digging out their cars. (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and here in washington, dc area, the federal government, as well as maryland and virginia state governments are closed again today as officials continue their very expensive clean up efforts. (gov. terry mcauliffe, virginia) i believe that at the end of the day this will probably be our most expensive snow this storm could cost between $350 to to clean u

area and baltimore. united operations suspended. american airlines suspending their operations in about an hour. i mean, take a look behind me. not a soul. that woman there, she's an employee here at the airport. so the fact of the matter is this major storm has managed to put travel, air travel specifically, at a standstill in several major northeastern airports. as snow blankets the east coast, the storm caused a travel headache for thousands long before the brunt of the blizzard even hit. passengers showing up hours before their scheduled flights. >> it's this or hotel for the next several days. hoping to get out. >> reporter: most airlines have canceled flights up and down the east coast friday afternoon through saturday. flight tracking website flightaware shows dwindling air traffic over the blizzard's path. travelers waited in long lines early this morning in hopes of beating the storm. and a few were lucky to get on some of the last flights out. >> our flight was for sunday and we found one ticket to leave today for las vega

and we don't know when the next police trial will resume here in baltimore. chris gordon, news 4. >>> more about bill cosby today. george washington university has rescinded the honorary degree that it presented cosby in 1997. the school cited concern for students and alums who are sex assault survivors as its reason to strip cosby of the honor. prosecutors in pennsylvania filed the first criminal charge against cosby last month. that charge accuses him of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman back in 2004. dozens of other women have made allegations of sexual misconduct against him. cosby has denied all of them. >>> bedbugs, broken heaters, rodents. residents have been complaining for years and now the district is taking a landlord to court, but what happens to the tenants who are stuck in the middle of this legal battle? >>> i'm julie carey in manassas. she blew the whistle on a miniland day care worker of abusing the little ones in her care. i'll tell you what she witnessed that had her so concerned. >> a police officer ambushed by a man pledging his al

our nation's capital and baltimore was going to be the bull's eye of the storm. but they actually wound up getting a little less snow than we got up here. new york broke records. it was the second snowiest snowstorm on record near in the we were .1 inch from breaking the all-time record. it seems like the storm was fit and made for new york city as we got the brunt of this massive and epic blizzard of 2016. >> ray, leave it up to to you to tear down that wall, my friend. >> break it down. >> you got that right, absolutely. >> ray raimundi. with us for the next couple of half hours on blizzard. thank you. >>> well, new york's three parents by the way resumed operations on sunday. >> washington airports hope to do so today. here's david kerley. >> reporter: so much snow to clear. plows and trucks working all day at an empty washington, d.c., airport. no planes, no passengers. a ghost town. >> please maintain control of your personal belongings. >> reporter: some hopeful passengers in new york -- >> i just want to get out of here and go home. >> reporter: -- told th

and baltimore's bwi airport, 29.2. e national zoo in washington, d.c., with a little over 22 inches. much more from the blizzard ahead. >>> but first, momts of papanic on an american airlines jet, that's what passengers are descring as a miami to milanan flight was hit by severe turbulence over the atlantic. the aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in newfoundland, canada. where ambulances were waiting on the tarmac. three flight attendants and four passengers were taken to the hospital. ththey're alexpected to be okay. >>> and a delta fight to atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing. passengers said they were heard a loud bang coming from m one of the engines before thelane set down in san juan. after changing planes the passengers continued to atlanta. >>> okay, we move next to politics. the iowa caucuses are exactly one week today. a new poll shows that donanald trump has now surged ahead of ted cruz in iowa. now, fans keep flocking to his rallies, but so do protesters. sunday trump was talking w

because truthfully, so thaz t we deal with in baltimore, the work we're doing in baltimore, this is going to happen regardless of any type of court decision. these are things that are going offer. >> one of those long-term issues moore is most concerned about right now is the struggle of young people trying toay in today's economy. he's made a s commitment to see that more of them make it through college through a program called bridge to you. >> what are some of the initiatives that you'rece right now to help empower our younger generation when it comes to education? >> 34% of all kids that start make it past their freshman year. part is financial, part is academic and the largest reason is walk in and they don't feel like they belong, like this is the right fit. within months, many of them are home and not coming back. one of the things that we do e to you is in addition to a complete restructure of the academic course work, in addition to students do is take a personal assessment. that information will not only help you with everything from college also with internship, job and learnin

. >> host: professor jordan ellenberg, a baltimore stockbroker. where did you come up with that end who is he or she. >> guest: the baltimore stockbroker, it's a figure of mathematical folklore. it's kind of a card game. here's what happens. you get in the mail a newsletter from a stock ticker. i've got a great tip for this particular stock is going to go up next week, buy it now. we know the story is at least as old as when people get newsletters in the mail. read this and assume it's a scam but just for kicks you look at the newspaper next day and you see that indeed the stock did go up. you forget about it. the next week to get another newsletter in the mail. it has another kid. it's a so-so stock is going to go down. if you got it, sell it. the stock is a standard you read in the newspaper the next day and just as a baltimore stockbroker predicted, the stock has gone down. another week goes by, you get another tip, another week, another to. teen weeks in a row this guy correctly predict the motion of whatever stock is written about in his news

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-baltimore area. 11:00 a.m. this morning. heavy snow in the roanoke area and through much of kentucky and through the evening rush hour, the heavy snow begins to move northwards through virginia. and whenever anyone wakes up, it will be blizzard conditions on i 95 westward. >>> and will smith joining his wife on the sofa on oscar night. >> at this current time, we're uncomfortable to stand there and say that this is okay. >> his wife is boycotting the oscars for lack of diversity. his film, concussion is nominated for two smaller awards. and a bad mouthed in the comedy, "dirty grandpa." boy she's caring for is actually live alive, not interested. and then this anticipates a fifth wave of disaster further destroying earth. celine dion greeted thousands of people for a memorial service for her late husband. a funeral will be today. and tom cruz is in a revival of the film "the mummy." and even jimmy fallon is talking storm. >> the other big story right now is winter storm jonas. meteorologist say it wasn't that strong until it

blowing and whiteout conditions is dc and baltimore and philadelphia. it the will move to baltimore, and later this evening and overnight in new york city. i have upped the snowfall. i have been saying 18- 24. and now 20 or 30 inches and same to charlottesville, and maybe to 26 inches in baltimore and philadelphia up to two feet and new york city i nudged it up to 10-16. and the storm could move further north. we'll up it a bit. it will be windy. where you have 20 or 30 inches of snow it being drift 8 or 10 feet high. it will be high. fortunately it is happening on a weekend, but we will not be dugout by monday. >> oh, my, you upped the totals. >> that storm is putting travellers in limo. air flights are being cancelled. abbey hunts man in new york laguardia airport. snow totals are going up. how are things looking there so far? >> there is a lot of frustrated travellers. dozens of airports are reporting heavy delays and cancellations. just looking at flight aware.com, they are reporting 42000. or 4200 delies and 3000 cancellations. i got off of the pho

you nknow, weathering it out. >> have you activated the national guard there in baltimore? >> we have. yesterday, we had some discussions, and we we have a very good relationship with the state partners, and they are going to be sending us the humvees with the citizen soldiers to drive the police and the fire department personnel around. we had two back-to-back storms, and one auz blizzard and was one wasn't in 2010 when we had to go get the dialysis patients and the delivering of food, and secured a ton of four-wheel drive vehicles, and we know we are in it for a long haul, and the snow removal is going to be painful, and do just like everybody else in the east coast, prepare for the worst, and pray for the best, and we are going to do the best we can. and u you know, hopefully some time next week, we will be back to 100% of normal operations. >> what about the homeless in baltimore? how are you going to be dealing with that problem? >> so, woe have been outreaching in advance and going up to people, and most will go to shelters, and then there's a bunch who, you know, who

., baltimore, philly, as well as new york city. this is really starting to ramp up in terms of our nor'easter. specifically washington and baltimore. we have heavy banding coming in. snowfall rates one, two, even three inches an hour. new overnight if you're tuning in for the first time, we have started to ramp up the snowfall totals into new york city. it looks as if they were on the outer periphery of the heavy snow band that is merging further to the north. that's going to impact that region with potentially over a foot of snow. more in a second. here's snowfall totals, popular cities so far. baltimore at seven inches. washington, d.c., at seven inches. that will quickly contine to accumulate over the coming hours as over 33 million people are currently under our blizzard warning. remember, blizzard warnings are not defined by the amount of snow, but rather by reduced visibility and the winds across that region. here's our snowfall totals. bull's-eye across maryland and into southern pennsylvania, virginia area as well as west v

it's been set up for a while and now they are worried about the issues point to baltimore on monday pets where they have to connect before they can head south.mo i think them enough time. it's hard not to stress by law that have to be put to, at least three days in advance if they want to get married. air force comes to worse they will reschedule that they don't want to. the ground were in the air rather than trying to scramble for another flight. they're certainly not alone many are keeping a close eye on what's happening. britney harris, fox 8 news while trying to return home from workme family members that of visual last nightf's heading home from work. this crime is urged to call police. they had to russians to the hospital for several injuries including a dislocated shoulder they later arrested the suspect. a bank may be close after car crasheded into a building that's home to a post. it's unclear still if they will be able to open. many are. taking advantage of the northeast ohio. plus, a place officer has a heartwarming response to a noisy responses kids playingla basketball that'