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drink a lot of fluids. and you called it you said behind the storm from yesterday the cold air was coming. we'll get another push as we go into the overnight into tomorrow. we have a winter weather advisory. we do have some snow we'll show you that and the areas here in the blue. it will impact travel as we go through the morning hours. and the radar as of now, we're seeing the blue moving in. it is evaporating. it will need to moisten up the atmosphere. where you see the blues now. they are getting a bit of light snow across the area. the snow will fill in throughout the day, temperatures will be on the cold side. 30s to the 20s now. let's check of the time saver traffic with lauren cook. we do start with a crash. it's right on 895 along the northbound lanes. if you are traveling downtown. the jfx is clear from the beltway downtown. everything will be up to speed. if you are using 695, this is what it looks like at harford road. everything is moving along. and the inner loop is clear. here is the west side. no problems as you head down to route 40 or pikesville. purple friday is building. many fans have headed to new orleans, they are about to get plenty of company. >> and they are hopping on a flight to head to new orleans out of bwi and head out. they will see plenty of purple. >> and cherry johnson has more. what can you tell us? >> we're live in baltimore. it is lit up in purple. this is one of the many sights here. the airport was decked out in purple flowers behind the ticket counters, walkways, 52 was everywhere. going to the big game a must. and it was tough to get there. and one daughter bought her father a ticket because that has been his biggest dream. and steve powell's daughter made it possible. >> i have never been to one in person. we'll start the party tonight. >> the fans are pumped up and ready for the game. yesterday departments competed for the most biggest fans. today at noon there will be a pep rally to see who won the competition. everywhere you look everyone is excited about the game on sunday. reporting live in downtown baltimore. we have been showing off our purple pride and it continues today. we told you about the rally and there are more exciting events happening for the super bowl there will be a ravens rally and a food truck and fans can enjoy a rally at the city park. the event include as moon bounce. the game is about the family. we heard from the harbaugh family, mom, dad, sister. now it's time for the broth horse face off. going head to head they will battle it out. they are holding a joint press conference, it sounds like they will have fun. >> we thought we would switch uniforms. see if you could figure it out. >> and jim and john are making super bowl history, this is the first time they are competing as head coaches for the championship. the press conference is scheduled for 8:30. >> the original raven and here we love ray lewis. tonight he is being honored at the 14th annual super bowl gospel celebration. he will receive the inspiration award. this is reserved to celebrate an individual who celebrated the community. that's what he has ton for our city. and fans are expressing gratitude for the man who brought football back. >> we want to thank him for his work and drive and passion he has given to the ravens and the fans of baltimore. >> thanks for the leadership and baltimore and being a big ups pier ration. >> it will be the last time we watch 52 op the -- on the field. here at abc 2 we wanted to make a difference. it is taking place in new orleans. and we caught up with a group of volunteers taking time to lend a helping hand. >> reporter: for the project to rebuild homes, they rely on volunteers. >> we're getting dirty and rolling up our sleeves and helping our community. >> reporter: a group of students here in new orleans came to lend a hand. >> our university is five minutes away. but this is about as close to our community as possible. we have to take care of our community. >> reporter: jasmine perry is taking a break help out today. she ran into ray lewis here in the street. >> i was walking downtown. i saw him and some other people. i said that's ray lewis. he said god bless you. >> and i enjoy helping people and doing things for other people. i think it is rewarding. >> i am a raven's fan. >> reporter: he started out a saint's fan he is a raven's fan for six years now. his favorite player is ray lewis. he can prove it. >> oh, oh. i have had a roof over my head for most of my life. so to have and the experience and be blessed. that's a good feeling. >> this crew has a month left and then finish the home. there are eight others to work on. >> chris has the dance down. thank you. new orleans is not the only city suffering from hurricane damage. people in the north are trying to rebuild after sandy. and nellie and swish beat will perform. drew brees will be at the benefit. we have a lot to talk about as far as the weather goes. we have seen fies temperatures now we're seeing the opposite. >> let's see what is going on for today. >> we'll get snow but what we're dealing with is a dry atmosphere. we need to moisten things up. there will be an inch of snow temperatures this morning. we're cold enough to support the snow that will be falling. 26 degrees. rear' at 9 in edge -- we're at 9 in edge wood. bundle up as you head out. we'll get sunshine once the snow passes through. what the weekend has in store. do we see more snow in that's coming up. the weekend ahead is not ray's last ride. >> the day that marks hillary clinton's last day as the secretary of state. this day in history, we look back at the columbia disaster that killed seven and rocked the space program. everything is up to speed here at 395 downtown. what traffic looks like on 83 and 695 on good morning maryland. what a great way to start this purple friday. there is more next. taking a look at the stories happening in our area. and the state's case against the man accused of killing barnes barnes. more witnesses will be called to the scene. they listened to the phone calls between michael johnson and offed -- loved ones. he talks about sentences for murder and moving to a country where he could not be extradited. the conversations do not provide any evidence to anything. we will be in court. we'll have updates can you follow us on abc 2 news.com as well. >> this is space shuttle. a result of the loss of communication with columbia. >> seeing inside mission control in 2003. seven astronauts were supposed to be returning home. the country is remembering those as we mark the anniversary of the disaster at 9:16 this morning bells will ring 7 times. they were killed and there will be a wreath laying ceremony. the shuttle was enroute to the when it took place over texas. and it fell apart. can you see the debris falling. >> i remember the day i was going to my game and we were waiting and leave we heard a loud noise. >> we think on that as one a lot of sadness but for people who work with nasa. and foam punctureed a hole in the wing. no one survived. this is the second in the program's history, the first was when the challenger exploded after takeoff. they remember the victims as well. making headlines. hillary clinton will step down as the secretary of state. she has taken part in 1700 meetings. >> she bids goodbye, the incoming secretary will be sworn in today. he served as a senator and a tem contractic candidate and a veteran. he will be sworn in during a private ceremony this afternoon. 15 minutes away from 5. if your kids take the bus, bundle them up. >> it is cold. as we said, you called this. the winds will pick up. we have the snow to talk about. as of now we can see it coming down it is coming down to the south of washington. we're dealing with a wand band of snow along i-70 now. tell me what you are seeing. i'll give you the reports out this morning. we're going to be dealing with the dry air and this is what is affecting the snow as of now. look at the dew points in the 14. and 20 and 21 in frederick. we need to get these into the 30s. the 20s. that's when we'll see the snow coming down across the area. right now though the temperatures are cold. and 28-degree right now. union bridge at 27. the winds not so bad. trust me they will kick up. we have the front. this is the one the showers are riding along. it will reinforce. we're talking about teens. look at the future trend, the showers that will push out at 10:00. we should be in the clear. we have another crack as we go into saturday evening. another system will move through the area. this will continue as we go into sunday. for today, the temperature at 35 degrees. there is the 18 cold and by tomorrow, the temperature at 33 degrees in the forecast looks like this. we're talking about the super bowl, right. tail gating, we could see the white stuff. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with lauren cook. >> we start the day off with a crash at the parkway. if you are traveling through the tunnels everything is up to speed. you are looking at an eight minute ride from the beltway to the toll plaza. we look at 695 here in pikesville. not many cars there. and this is parkville. no worries down to 95. it will remain nice and clear. that's time saver traffic. over to you. we have been following this case for four months. news about the look into a med spa. and we have more. >> reporter: monarch was closed after three people got an infection. we have never known the patient's name. but the family of the victim spoke with abc 2 she was private they hope change can come. she died following plastic surgery. her family assumed the clippic was regulated like a hospital. and as it was discovered here a loophole allows med spas and some centers to do procedures without any state oversight. that means no inspections and no licensing. it is a problem that the family says was a shocking as her death. >> i screamed. i know everyone heard me. i screamed. >> reporter: in the wake of her death, lawmakers have been asked to craft a bill to support people at surgery centers. watch our investigation at www.abc2news.com/under the knife. that's where you will find our exclusive interview and can you hear with the company has to say about the case. an 8 year old is excited. >> a trip he will not forget. >> what will you pay at the super bowl. and a bear did not hesitate when picking his winning team. who ozzie chose to bring home the provey that's when we continue. five things you need to know before you head out. it is the first day of black history month. many recollection contributions. >> you may february is heart month. the heart association is encouraging everyone to wear red to raise awareness about heart disease in women. you are digging deeper when you pull up to the pump. the price of gas has gone up 13 cents in the past two weeks. we're paying 3.50 for a regular gallon of gas. and a grand central station is now 100 years old. it will mark the event with appearances by celebrities. robin roberts is in new orleans. she returned home for the first time since undergoing a bone marrow transplant. she will take part in a party for the morning show. many fans would love to see the super bowl game. but the prices as we have been telling you are expensive. the supply is low and the cost is more outrageous by the hour. but from the blow up the purple decor the fans in the home. he is a dedicated fan. he has been a fan since he was four years old. guess where the 8 year old is going to be spending. his dad surprised him with tickets. >> i'm most excited about ray lewis' day i'm going to the superdome. >> you hope they win? >> i think they will win. >> why? >> add beat tom producey. >> you are going to love it. they will take the train all the way to new orleans. it is a 26 hour trip but one the fan will never forget going by train. >> amazing. >> anyone heading to the super bowl can expect to pay big money for rooms but the drinks are expensive. they're offering a package for $10,000 it include as two night stay on a future visit to the penthouse, dinner, tour, spa treatments and you have to have the cocktails. >> i hope they are good. kick off the celebration. we're showing off our purple pride with a special. we'll have reports from around the area and from new orleans. can you join us that's at 7:00. a check of the forecast if you are out and about. the weather is going to be an issue. it is going to be cold. >> let's find out how cold. let's go to lynette and see what we're looking at here but in for. >> this is going to make people sad. it will be outside of the superdome and partly cloudy. 58 degrees. central time 5:30 there. we're looking at the winds at 5 miles an hour. it is looking good. if you are tail gating here. we have a few snow showers in the forecast. speaking of the snow. if you are heading out today this is what you can expect bundle up. we'll pick it up in the afternoon. we'll have the wind chills. the temperature at 35 degrees already below average but then you throw in the winds we'll feel like we're in the 20s as we go throughout the day. let's check of the time saver traffic with lauren cook. >> unfortunately we are starting the day off with a crash on 895. here is the scene. it is along the northbound lanes but it's not causing any delays. that will be the good news. heading out of 95. this is north of 195. traffic is moving along. take in the normal 12 minutes to travel all the way to downtown as we check in, you will not have any problems to get into the city. you are looking at a ride southbound from the beltway to fayette street and 695 is in great shape. this is an 8 minute ride down to 70. that's a look at the commute. megan and charley back to you. a frightening incident on a flight. >> we'll explain what happened when the pilot passed out in the middle of the flight. a recall involving products that could be in your cabinet. why a number of cold medications are taken off shovels -- shelves. that's when the news begins in a few moments. thank you for joining us. there is a chance you cannot stop talking about the ravens. the zoo troupe of chimps are checking it out. and she knows about the ravens. she will make predictions, that's at the zoo at 11 a little known fact. she was named raven before they got to baltimore. if you are heading to the zoo. you will be greeted about i two ravens, real ones. they will be at the gates to greet visitors. if you take a look, you can see they are dressed to impress. they have a logo. >> and ozzie has picked the ravens to win

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