the deaf in hartford, connecticut. this was the first enduring, first permanent school for the deaf in the united states, due the numbers and their established language. it's been argued that that the vineyard ers may have had an important influence on the early development of so then in the late 1800s an influx of mainland mainlanders to the island reduced the proportion of carriers of deafness in the martha's vineyard population. few deaf individuals were born after the in the 1880s or thereafter or fewer deaf children were born either deaf or hearing parents. and the last deaf signer of martha's sign language died in 52. so. 1694 to 1952 on this account, martha's vineyard sign language endured on this island and. now there is a problem for the stand or the count of the vineyard language. in the late 1830s or early 1840s, a gentleman by the name of william turner, who would later become third principal of the american school for the deaf and heart for he was traveling around visiting alumni of the hartford school and

here in hartford, though, the public schools they are closed for today. exciting but what is not exciting is the road conditions. we have got snow covered roads, interstates, highways, you name it they are a mess right now. we do have quite a few snowplows out and about. i have been out here and watching all of the snowplows go back and forth this morning. more than 600 trucks are out on the roads, 900 personnel working hard to get those roads cleared. the silver lining to all of this though, guys, is that this is a powerful but relatively fast-moving storm system. so we are talking about this wrapping up here in hartford by about 2:00 this afternoon. better conditions are on the way. good news for valentine's day and thursday looks pretty nice, guys? >> steve: all right, kendall, thank you very much for a live report from connecticut. >> ainsley: think about all the flower deliveries have that are will have to get out tomorrow. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: get on it. i saw that look. i saw that look. >> brian: if you are ftd driver put chains on the tire

the hartford now completely refitted. new york was halfway through the channel the bay when there was muffled underwater thump, and the ship immediately to his right, the iron clad come, sir, rose up out of the sea. its pointing downward, its stern came and it shot down like an arrow and disappeared from the sea, taking most of its crew down with it sunk by a mine or what was then called a torpedo. when that hap the ship directly in front of farragut, the brooklyn stop, and then started to back. well, the ships are all in a. that of course is when farragut took matters in hand in order to avoid having his entire column of ships collapse like an accordion directly under the guns fort morgan. he ordered hartford to veer out of line and steam the brooklyn right. the marked minefield. and as he passed her captain called across to tell him that there were torpedoes in the water dead ahead to farragut replied. oh god. here's the thing to remember about that remarkable episode. this was not an act of unthinking bravado, a kind o

but back to hartford, that's where the heavy stuff is, new york city, right on the edge, as well. but again, it's going to be wet, it will be heavy, and it will come with many other impacts. going to be a big one, and the biggest we've seen in about two years. david? >> david: all right, ginger. >>> in the meantime, we're following the breaking news just in tonight, this deadly shooting on the new york city subway, just a short time ago. at the beginning of rush hour. on a subway platform in the bronx. one person has died tonight. the suspect seen threeing the scene. the subway cars stopped at the station. the images coming in. officers helping a person who appears to be injured. abc's trevor ault with the video just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent manhunt after a deadly subway shooting during rush hour in new york city. >> people shot. we have multiple people shot at the mount eden avenue four line. >> reporter: police say just before 4:00 p.m., the shooter opening fire on the platform of the mount eden avenue train station in the bronx -- not far from yankee stadium.

but back to hartford, that's where the heavy stuff is, new york city, right on the edge, as well. but again, it's going to be wet, it will be heavy, and it will come with many other impacts. certainly going to be a big one, and the biggest we've seen, as you mentioned, in about two years. david? >> david: all right, ginger. we'll see you tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, we're following the breaking news just in tonight, this deadly shooting on the new york city subway, just a short time ago, at the beginning of rush hour, on a subway platform in the bronx. at least one person has died tonight. the suspect seen fleeing the scene. the subway cars stopped at the station. the images coming in. nypd officers helping a person who appears to be injured. abc's trevor ault tonight with the video just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent manhunt after a deadly subway shooting during rush hour in new york city. >> people shot. we have multiple people shot at the mount eden avenue four line. >> reporter: police say just before 5:00 p.m., the shooter open

so the 1st one was 20022003 then we had the so called again, that's 116 from the hartford. at this time, we are a 2nd time in the recession, and we are demanding the government to put on the table. and again, the for 2030 better for 2014. all proposals is go to the labor market, go to the terribly direct se in germany, which is extremely high and complicated. go to our energy costs and go through the text burdens for our companies. this is the 4 most important measures which should be taken to increase our economy and to bring our economy up on tracked. there is a potential roughly $1.00 or 2 percent growth. we are looking behind that. and that's the reason why we're making these proposals. i want to bring this back to the context of the one you crane because the zalinski also you were in the room, was hoping of a populations that are psychologically not ready to face the real threat that russia is. and that also determine child. so recognize, is rasa, is that it's, that's a real threat. she said it was real today. and what is the proposal of the leader of the opposition in

so the 1st one was 20022003 then we had the so called again, that's 116 from the hartford. at this time, we are a 2nd time in the recession, and we are demanding the government to put on the table. and again, the for 2030 better for 2014. all proposals is go to the labor market, go to the terribly direct se in germany, which is extremely high and complicated. go to our energy costs and go through the text burdens for our companies. this is the 4 most important measures which should be taken to increase our economy and to bring our economy up on tracked. there is a potential roughly $1.00 or 2 percent growth. we are looking behind that. and that's the reason why we're making these proposals. i want to bring this back to the context of the one you crane because the zalinski also you were in the room, was hoping of a populations that psychologically not ready to face the real threat that russia is . and that also the german child. so recognizes, rasa is that it's, that's a real threat. she said it was real today. and what is the proposal of the leader of the opposition in chan

and then we had the so called again, that's 116 from the hartford at this time we are a 2nd time in the recession and we are demanding the government to put on the table . and again, the for 2030 better for to 2014. all proposals is go to the labor market, go to the terribly direct se in germany, which is extremely high and complicated. go to our energy costs and go through the text burdens for our companies. this is the 4 most important measures which should be taken to increase our economy and to bring our economy up on tracked. there is a potential roughly $1.00 or 2 percent growth. we are looking behind that. and that's the reason why we're making these proposals. i want to bring this back to the context of the one you crane because the zalinski also you were in the room, was hoping of a populations that are psychologically not ready to face the real threat that russia is. and that also determine child. so recognize, is rasa, is that it's, that's a real threat. she said it was real today. and what is the proposal of the leader of the opposition in changing the debates in germany, or

. >> brian: what is going on, people, fox weather live in hartford, connecticut.king up, can you tell how big these flakes are? they are massive? band of heavy snow pushing through. across hartford, we have a range. looking at about five inches, that is we're seeing. some spots on west side, we picked up seven to seven and a half inches and east side four inches. depends where you are located. it will end by 2:00 this afternoon. make sure to follow with latest updates at fox weather. >> steve: you can, thank you, great reporting. fox weather go to fox weather.tv to stream live. always on, always free. we've been following between fox weather and jd, we're covered. >> brian: or go to the 12th floors and look out the studio. >> ainsley: this morning it wasn't sticking, now we have white stuff. >> bryan: we'll update you. going to memphis. it saw the worst crime rate last year. >> ainsley: one state representative is begging for action. kevin gillespie is like with lawrence. >> lawrence: this is our crime tour and we have the state representative with us. the day of

so the 1st one was 20022003 then we had the so called again, that's 116 from the hartford. at this time, we are a 2nd time in the recession and we are demanding the government to put on the table . and again, the for 2030 better for to 2014. all proposals is go to the labor market, go to the terribly director, see in germany, which is extremely high and complicated. go to our energy costs and go to the tech's burden for our companies. this is the 4 most important measures which should be taken to increase our economy and to bring our economy up on tracked. there is a potential roughly $1.00 or 2 percent growth. we are looking behind that. and that's the reason why we're making these proposals. i want to bring this back to the context of the one you crane because the zalinski also you were in the room, was hoping of a populations that are psychologically not ready to face the real threat that russia is. and that also determine child. so recognize, is rasa, is that it's, that's a real threat. she said it was real today. and what is the proposal of the leader of the opposition

even hartford and boston.snow out of this system so that could cause some delays. if you're traveling to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. so there you go. new york, boston, that snow, windy conditions in the carolinas, drier as you move south back here at home today, we're totally dry, partly sunny conditions. we'll find temperatures pretty close to where we should be for this time of the year. upper 50s to the lower 60s. your ocean water temperature, by the way, coming in at a chilly 56 degrees. now rain back in the forecast tomorrow. you'll need your umbrella. it's a level one on our wednesday at the light system. showers and downpours. thatrillionain arrives in the afternoon will create a slick evening commute with winds, breezy at times up to about 25mph. >> amanda all right. thanks so much drew. new at six cruise safety chief. the new hire who's tasked with helping the robotaxi company rehab its image after a controversial crash and another vote. >> but will this one work? house republicans today will

some of those higher amounts, providence, hartford, anywhere from 3 to 5 inches, boston, you've seen a big fluctuation with your snowfall totals expected over the past couple of days. looks like you'll come in around 2 to 4 inches. we have winds that i mentioned, 30, 40-mile-per-hour winds and that could lead us to coastal flooding, some inundation in those areas that oftentimes flood. we'll see those stronger on shore winds here as the time goes into the afternoon hours. and we could see that happening during high tide. so, ana, this is something we'll have to watch for along the coast, for some flooding concerns through the afternoon hours even. back over to you. >> good old punxsutawney phil got it wrong again. erin, tell us what you're experiencing outside right now here in new york as the city anticipates what could be the most snow it's seen in two years. >> reporter: well, ana, as you can see in central park, we are right now in the thick of it, as you say. this is the most snow that new york city has seen in at least two years. and it is already impacting air travel, jfk inte

west hartford, connecticut, 15 inches of snow.so about over 100,000 power outages in pennsylvania. it wasn't just one isolated area. . what we're left with is heavy snow in areas, southern portions of cape cod, martha's vineyard, nantucket, long island. winter storm warning dropped in new york city and hartford. now down to 9 million people. as far as the radar and snow goes, you see it quickly heading out here. we'll be done with it shortly. here is the future cast that predicts what it will look like at 3:00 p.m. a little snow twin forks. snow from the midcape to the outer arm here and wind gusts higher. by 6:00 p.m., it is over, done, the storm is gone, racing out. we're only expecting maybe another inch or two out of the cape. the winds, this hasn't been a classic nor'easter with high wind gusts. look at new york city, 7 miles per hour. gusty in atlantic city. cape cod scenario, different storm for them. it is much stronger now, it almost feels like blizzard conditions. and high tide is happening right now. the water is up ver

that will still continue to be an issue we could have coastal flooding but f notice boston and hartford could see some of the higher-end totals if you're keeping track in new york city, 3 to 5 inches are expected and philadelphicoula a upper 50s for kansas city. denver to colorado springs, plenty of sunshine expected today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you >> thank you so much, aingie >>> nasa's newest satellite is studying our atmosphere. it was launched at kennedy space center it holds three new instruments which scientists say work a lot like our eyes do the satellites should answer critical questions about how fossil fuels are affecting our planet >> i think about moving to a bigger box of crayons with more colors there darker particles will absorb sunlight, lighter particles will reflect it what we're trying to better understand with pace, there's mineral dust, we'll better understand that and hugow it translates into clouds >>> "early today" is back in a minute with what to expect from today's key inflation report >>> and why love is taking a back seat for

hartford. six to ten in providence, but, lester, those levels could come down a little bit just because we've had such warm air in the region, but we're going to continue to track it >> all right al, thank you. >> you bet >>> we'll take a turn now to the middle east and that daring nighttime mission. israeli forces rescuing two hostages in the southern gaza city of rafah ahead of an expected ground offensive there. raf sanchez reports now from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, the emotional reunion the families of two israeli hostages had been waiting for for months louis har and fernando marman back with their loved ones, freed from their hamas captors by israeli troops they're in good condition despite 129 days of captivity. hamas kidnapped them from a kibbutz during the october 7th terror attacks. >> it was very emotional to see them, to hug them, to feel them it feels almost unreal >> reporter: this new israeli drone footage shows the moment commandos stormed an apartment building in southern

hartford up to 6 inches.ed amounts up to a foot in some spots providence expecting 6 to 10 inches with phadelphiail c 60 for joplin, upper 30s for chicago and plenty of sunshine on tap for denver this afternoon. and that's a look at you are why forecast, frances, back to you >>> thanks, angie. >>> coming up, the super sized audience for the super bowl. and why gen z are spinning their wheels y gen z are spinning their wheels. at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten everyday the metamucil way. feel less sluggish & weighed down after just 14 days. sign up for the 2 week challenge at metamucil.com this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans be

but one thing i can tell you, hartford west hartford, connecticut the big winner out of this snowstorm as it draws to an end, 15.2 inches of snow that's a significant and impactful nor'easter to say to these other totals above a foot and new jersey pennsylvania, even portions of new york near chester as well. but look at the radar you can see just how quickly the storm entered into the equation has now exited the east coast with the exception of rhode island and eastern massachusetts, where things are still coming down at quite a pace, about one to two inches an hour across this location, but clearly into philadelphia in new york city things have come to an end. in this snowstorm will start to move away very, very quickly nonetheless, it is a winter wonderland snow globe in real life, and it's made for a beautiful scene. people in new york are coming out, join it there on skis. some of them actually out running in shorts as well. so that's just the reality of this. situation. jim. typically, that does not look like a remote learning to me. for those kids, but i did the same thing in ce

five hartford back through the hudson valley, northwestern new jersey, getting some of the heaviest snow the way through late morning public schools canceled in boston. >> but in new york city, no snow day. it's a work from home day for students. >> long gone are the days of just a snow day and everybody just has off. we expect for them to be fully engaged. >> what do you think about not going to school tomorrow and learning from home, but because i want to learn at school. >> i don't really want to go to school tomorrow. it's like a tuesday and i'm not really a fan of tuesday's coastal flooding. >> another concern south of boston is bracing for the highest tide in six years. >> sometimes we have the tide and the wind, sometimes we have the snow. this one, we're getting all of them. so i think people need to take a little more seriously this season. >> it's been a bizarre winter of weather extremes from coast to coast. you ready? in pennsylvania's pocono mountains, the annual ice harvest had to be canceled recently. it was too warm in minneapolis. there's currently no snow on the ground.

y vean, las alertas ya están en vigor, particularmente para boston, hartford, connecticut y nueva yorka entre una a 2 pulgadas no debería ser mucho para ellos. para nueva york, de 2 a 5 pulgadas. pero es boston realmente la mayor preocupación en términos de esta tormenta, ya que esperará más de 12 pulgadas de nieve si se fija ya. la actividad de lluvia ha iniciado en el sur con tormentas en la florida, hay una vigilancia de tornados, inclusive para la ciudad de tallahassee y más hacia el oeste. vemos como ya la nieve comienza y es precisamente esta zona de energía la que se moverá hacia el noreste del país. vean como todo va a evolucionar. las tormentas salen del país esta noche, pero ya para mañana. la actividad de nieve desde washington hasta boston, siendo nueva york, filadelfia y washington, los menos afectados. no obstante, en boston, si se fija la cobertura de nieve mucho más significativa, la la. el aspecto positivo debería decir que toda la nieve debería estar saliendo ya para mañana en la tarde, así que debería ser un evento de corta duración, pero de mucha nieve en esos secto

rob marciano with the snow totals tonight, he's in the middle of it all from hartford, connecticut, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, whiteout conditions from the biggest snowstorm to hit parts of the northeast in years. the fast-moving system dumping more snow in a few hours than some areas have gotten all season. easily a foot of snow here in connecticut's capital in less than eight hours, just a super-aggressive storm. trouble starting before dawn near harrisburg. this driver getting a push from a police officer. >> i was on my way to work, but i got stuck in the snow twice, and a guy had to pull me to the gas station. >> reporter: this suv nearly causing an accident in warminster, pennsylvania, just outside philadelphia. the conditions even making this plow truck driver fishtail. in newberry township, a snowmobiler was killed after he hit a downed power line. accidents and stranded cars littering roadways north of new york city. westchester county officials declaring a local state of emergency. and canadian long-haul trucker sebastian vanier -- no stranger to snowstorms -- waiting it out t

police say hartford previously owned apollo funeral and cremation services in littleton, which has been closed since 2022. he's believed to be hiding in the denver area, lingering problems tied to recent storms on the west coast are complicating holiday weekend travel. >> today, amtrak suspended service between seattle and portland. rain soaked hillsides have collapsed, falling onto tracks outside vancouver into emptied rail service has left many travelers scrambling to make new plans. tonight, they said that some contingency plans are there, but they did not say what was the plan. >> so i had to call amtrak. there will be something, but we don't know whether it will be a bus or a train from seattle. we know that it will be a bus from portland to seattle. >> it's special for us to have taken part of today off to be able to go on this trip. so it was important to us to stay the course and try to make it and enjoy the long weekend. an track hoping to restore all service by sunday night. >> four landslides have impacted service between portland and seattle since last month. >> another west

hartford, six to ten in providence. but lester, those levels could come down a little bit just because we've had such warm air in the region. but we're going to continue to track it. >> al, thank you. >> you bet. >>> we'll take a turn now to the middle east and that daring nighttime mission. israeli forces rescuing two hostages in the southern gaza city of rafah ahead of an expected ground offensive there. raf sanchez reports now from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight the emotional reunion the families of two israeli hostages had been waiting for for months. louis har and fernando marman back with their loved ones, freed from their hamas captors by israeli troops. they're in good condition despite 129 days of captivity. hamas kidnapped them from a kibbutz during the october 7th terror attacks. >> it was very emotional to see them, to hug them, to feel them. it feels almost unreal. >> reporter: this new israeli drone footage shows the moment commandos stormed an apartment building in southern gaza, exchanging fire with hama

west hartford at 7 inches. have about two, three hours of the heavy snow left as this thing wraps up most of the afternoon, starts to clear west to east. by tonight the whole thing is out of here. while there are the 1 to 2 inch snowfall rate, it will be considerable because so many folks including philadelphia, hartford, even providence, rhode island, are in deficit, we are going to see a considerable snowstorm for this fat tuesday. even if you're on the low end and you get this compressed frozen stuff, tonights it is not going anywhere. temperatures will drop into the 20s. we could see more slick spots tomorrow morning even when the storm is long gone. >> at least some good news out of it. you mentioned boston. that's where rob marciano is for us. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's been awhile here in boston as well. just about an inch a month ago. less than 10 inches this year. last year was weak, too. this salt pile has plenty of salt. couple hundred thousand tons of it, as a matter

le cuento que la protesta será en varias ciudades como austin, chicago, hartford, newark, filadelfia,rabajadores, en específico de uber, lyft y dorsey, dicen que están cansados de ser maltratados y hasta hartos de trabajar 80 horas a la semana solo para llegar a fin de mes. pero desde uber aseguran que las ganancias son sólidas y para ello este dato en el cuarto trimestre de 2023 los conductores en estados unidos ganaban alrededor de 33 $ por hora, según otras fuentes. en 2023 los ingresos brutos mensuales para trabajadores de uber disminuyeron un 17.1, mientras que los de lyft tuvieron un aumento del 2.5. nicole. más o menos una semana después de que el anunciara que va a garantizar ganancias semanales para sus conductores. una medida para tratar de atraer más conductores a su plataforma. así que vamos a ver qué impacto tendrán el día de hoy, sobre todo mañana en san valentín. si bueno, de lo que se habla hoy martes de carnaval es precisamente de eso, del carnaval, sobre todo en río de janeiro, que aún vive la resaca de otra noche de desfiles con competencia de escuelas de samba en e

rob marciano with the snow totals tonight, he's in the middle of it all from hartford, connecticut, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, whiteout conditions from the biggest snowstorm to hit parts of the northeast in years. the fast-moving system dumping more snow in a few hours than some areas have gotten all season. easily a foot of snow here in connecticut's capital in less than eight hours, just a super aggressive storm. trouble starting before dawn near harrisburg. this driver getting a push from a police officer. >> i was on my way to work, but i got stuck in the snow twice, and a guy had to pull me to the gas station. >> reporter: this suv nearly causing an accident in warminster, pennsylvania, just outside philadelphia. the conditions even making this plow truck driver fishtail. a newberry township, a snowmobiler was killed after he hit a downed power line. accidents and stranded cars littering roadways north of new york city. westchester county officials declaring a local state of emergency. and canadian long-haul trucker sebastian vanier -- no stranger to snowstorms -- waiting it out th

uber went public in 2019 cities will see this in chicago, as well as austin, texas newark new jersey hartfordan poverty wages paid, because many drivers are being paid below the minimum wage, upper says company not -- ride services like uber, say that the company is not taking the vast majority of each fare lyft said would guarantee drivers paid at least 70% what riders kay after insurance taxes are taken out that was announced last week, lyft says on average drivers earned 88% fares each week sometime 15 out of every 100 earned less than 70% of what riders paid this comes as the white house, says that these companies need to treat gig workers as employees that is expected to increase labor costs passed on to consumer. maria: skroovk what talking about all morning kelly saberi. lee: going to see movements across the country more and more biggest support for unions labor organized movement more than ever, also, this is a really slippery slope things more expensive they have to pass on to us that will be net net. >> we've seen strikes white house encouraged they wade up for employers that is mo

yeah, hartford's grant lotus here with a look at what's coming >> vicki can. yeah. the sports team is traveling back from vegas. so >> you're stuck with me. after the break. the heartbreak in vegas. we will recap niners overtime loss to the chiefs, including more on kyle shanahan's controversial decision to take the ball to start overtime. also the warriors. are utah for a game against the jazz playoff implications here. no. steve kerr on the bench. kron. 4 news at 10. we'll be right back. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> i assumed you just want the ball kuz you score tension and win. but i guess that's not the

ray from hartford, connecticut, russia has space nooks. we have dei.powerful. rachel, from new hampshire, you have my permission to nix dei on thursday. i think we've had enough. dei thursday is one of the most popular segments we do on the show. there will be no nixing ever. charlene from new mexico, can you ask johnny if he'll be my valentine? should we send johnny to new mexico? that's an expense report i need to see. that's all for us tonight. dvr the show, the hard copy available for pre-order. i'm jesse watters and this is "my world.

ray from hartford, connecticut, russia has space nooks. we have dei. i'm not sure which is more powerful. rachel, from new hampshire, you have my permission to nix dei on thursday. i think we've had enough. dei thursday is one of the most popular segments we do on the show. there will be no nixing ever. charlene from new mexico, can you ask johnny if he'll be my valentine? should we send johnny to new mexico? that's an expense report i need to see. that's all for us tonight. dvr the show, the hard copy available for pre-order. i'm jesse watters and this is "my world." *. >> sean: welcome to hannity and today was an unmitigated disaster for fullerton county dea fani willis, in case you weren't able to watch, what a disaster. we have all the highlights but first let's set up how we got here, fani and the special prosecutor on the trump case in georgia, nathan wade. her boyfriend. they are accused of having an improper relationship and benefiting from fullerton county taxpayer dollars. fani willis hired her boyfriend and paid him over $600,000 in the case

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to hartford now.lled to a 75-53 win last night giving the head coach a career victory of number 1,203 which moves him past the duke men's coach for the second most in division one basketball history. only stanford's has won more games. she's racked up 209 and counting at stanford, idaho, and ohio state. >>> we now turn to nhl and the hoiser win on the ice in minnesota. two minnesota wild players had hat tricks as their team came back from a two goal deficit to beat six unanswered to beat 10-7. that's not a football score, that's a hockey score. that was good for a minnesota franchise record. while the team's six scored in a span of less than six minutes marks the nhl's fastest. >> it's still looking busy out west. we of course had plenty of rain to deal with over the past day or so for our friends in california. more than 30 million people are under flood alerts from northern california to southern california including l.a., stran, san diego, and we've got these batches of heavy train that will contin

hartford, eight to 12 inches, here in new york city, three to five.ld see 6 to 8 inches. same in albany. depends on the track. right now it's to the south. we will continue to track it. but it looks like we have a major winter storm for tomorrow morning and the commute and everybody trying to get back. guys? oh. and we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . hold up, wait a minute. is this having a seat? um, no. i would love to be a part of the team. barbara can-can-can-we get someone in here please? ♪♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out cool and foggy but we'll have a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. very much like it was yesterday. and tomorrow will also be dry. then heading into valentine's day, rain chances will be back and we'll see off and on rain and potentially a bigger storm coming in for the weekend, as we are expecting some gusty winds and heavy rain. weather. guys >> al, thank you. >>> king charles is stepping out and speaking out for the first time

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rallies were also held in philadelphia, pittsburgh, three in florida, miami, orlando and tampa, hartfordconnecticut connecticut, austin, texas; and providence, rhode island. drivers and couriers rejecting all rides to and from the airport in that city. the protests appear not to be affected lyft's stock, which is gaining 34% right now. about 45 minutes left to trade. set for record gains after the ride share released the quarterly reports beat on the top line and met expect taces. we'll get tolt ex-vascularized zero mistake in a moment but first -- to this extra zero mistake in a moment. fifth to david risher. i want to get your ken polcari stair on the strikes -- ken polcari tear on the strikes and they're -- commentary on the strikes and workers say they're tired of working 80 hour as week to make ends meet. do you understand their complaint? >> i do. we've responded in a very direct way. the strike haves been planned for weeks, maybe months but just last week, we had a new release that drivers will make guaranteed 70% of what riders make. you mention that had drivers are looking for m

hartford, connecticut, you can see how much snow there. led to slippery road conditions. in newtown a semi lost control after hitting a guardrail because of the slick road conditions. this has been an interesting storm. what happened was really within 24 hours of the snow starting, the forecast models shifted south. while some places like boston were preparing for up to a foot of snow, they ended up with more rain than anything else. that meant that some people were overprepared and some people were caught off guard. >> other than the cold days that we've had, i have long underwear on. this waterproof jacket on. waterproof boots. i'm all set for everything. >> yeah, as far as outages go, we're seeing the wind here lead to some here along the cape. we have 20,000 without power across the state of massachusetts. most are people that live along the water. pep pen has nearly 100,000 customers without power there. guys? >> sandra: to paul in boston, no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. thanks, katie. is the storm hitting travelers hard. adam klotz is in the weather

hartford, one to two for you.has not been a lot in boston, probably ending up with a total of two to four inches. and in the islands, we could get an additional 3 to 6 inches. the coastal areas in new jersey, about 31, and 43 in nantucket. cape cod is closer to the storm and that's where the greatest impacts will be for the winds. we expect minor to moderate flooding. at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, we will see high tides towards nantucket, and we expect minor and over wash on the shore, too. >> bill, it seems like it's a relatively small storm, there's nothing major behind it? >> no, we get a little quiet weather and then towards the upcoming weekend, we will talk about california again, and they have another el nino storm coming in on saturday and sunday. >> thank you. >>> in the face of the winter storm, voters in new york's third congressional district are heading to the polls for today's special election. it's a race that could have a big impact on washington. voters are deciding who will replace george santos,

let's turn now to the college court in hartford, connecticut.67-34 win last night giving the head coach his 1,200 career victory. he becomes just the third coach in division one basketball history to reach that milestone, joining duke's men's coach and stanford's women's coach. >>> finally, super bowl 58 is on the horizon now just three days away and as the teams focus on sunday's big game, kansas city chiefs head coach andy reed brushed off a bizarre political question during a news conference this week. reed was asked by a german reporter about conspiracy theories tying taylor swift's relationship to travis kelce and therefore the chiefs team to a plot to help president biden get re-elected in november. >> what do you say about the conspiracies that have popped up concerning trump, kelce, and taylor swift, some republican conspiracies you made it into the super bowl to help re-elect president biden? >> that's way out of my league. very similar to me speaking german. but, listen, we appreciate -- i appreciate the questions. she's been great, an

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we have places like hartford, connecticut with almost a foot.y in connecticut, too. in newtown, a semi truck slid out after hitting a guardrail there. part of the story with the storm, it's been a lot of the forecast models changed within 24 hours of the snow starting, so places like boston, which was once predicted to get up to a foot of snow, snow is not even sticking there. so, that's why we have been making our way out to the cape, but what's interesting is about that, while some people may be overprepared for the storm, others might be caught off guard. >> mild, other than those cold days we have had. but i have long underwear on, i've got this waterproof jacket on, waterproof boots. i'm all set for everything. >> here is a look back at what these roads are looking like, as soon as you get off the highway you can see a bit more of a slushy consistency. this is wet, heavy snow, and as far as outages go we have most outages in pennsylvania, more than 140,000 without power. >> sandra: i love the nature by which you are delivering the report. i

rob marciano is live in hartford, connecticut, with more for us.ood morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it is colder now than it was yesterday. it finally happened. didn't it? the first significant snowfall that included metro new york up through lower new england, central connecticut, spots got over 15 inches of snow. the capital here well over a foot. it's pretty crusty now but it came down, it was wet, heavy. that made to be very slippery and just a massive mess on the roads. overnight temperatures plummeting. big snow and icy roads leading to spinouts and accidents. >> we almost had an accident. i lost control. >> reporter: an ambulance traveling on i-95 in massachusetts nearly colliding with this car, tumbling across the highway median. >> i obviously did a move and turned to the right but it was a last second decision to go left or right. luckily, i think i made the right decision. >> reporter: in borne, massachusetts, a motorist struck. this car can't get traction. plows working around the clock trying to keep up. >> ready to c

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there you go [ cheers and applause and hartford, connecticut, february 24th at the bushnell. are available at sethmeyers.com we would love to see you guys, moving on, if you've been following the news recently, you may have heard that apple released a new augmented reality headset called the vision pro. you see people walking around in the world right now wearing robot goggles out in public. and, well, it freaks me out. that's what it does. it freaks me the hell out. i guess what i'm trying to say is i'm getting older [ light laughter ] sometimes i don't even recognize the world i'm livin' in anymore. things are changin' every day and not always for the better. so it's time to take a moment and talk about how things were, well, just a bit more simple - [ light laughter ] back in my day [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: back in my day, people weren't wearin' expensive vision pro headsets if you wanted everybody to know you were a virgin, there were a million cheaper ways to do it. [ laughter ] like gettin' real mad when your co-worker called him baby yoda "his name is grogu, da

we have parts of hartford, connecticut, with almost a foot of snow there. we'll have to see what we end up with here in plymouth. it is an interesting storm because part of the story with this storm is that a lot of the forecast models changed about 24 hours out. so some places like boston, missed a lot of this snow and some places that weren't expecting it got hit harder. jackie: it doesn't look pleasant there, katy, please stay warm. good to see you. we'll get through this, guys, spring is coming says the ground hog. we'll send it to charles payne. charles: all right, guys. thank you very much. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now you see all the red on your screen. stocks continue to sink lower and lower. maybe this is the time for wall street to have its epiphany about what is happening on main street because guess what is driving these numbers? higher grocery prices, higher rent, higher insurance, things you deal with every single day. unfortunately for wall street, they have to take a step back. they have to fi