commercial? puppy love withoutñi a doubt. stone cold chickñi said, i don't watch football but those commercials were all sad and made no sense. thank you for sharing. i'm gretc&m'. here's shep. >> thanks. it's aok deadline day in the new jersey traffic tieup bridgegate investigation. we're waiting for some key players to turn over documents that could determine the a5jááqvrj political future. we're having a blood bath on wall street. the worst day of the year. dow within a fit of twoñi perce. that puts us down seven percent since the turn of the year. it's been awful. the reasons and what we're expecting to happen in the last hour of the day so let's get to it.ñiçó >> super bowl monday. fox news urgent.

schoolsñr closed down of cops found an escaped killer's getway care inññr indiana. now policexd are warning to look out for the convict who is so desperate say cops believe he has already proven he'll put innocent people at risk. the convict was mickal elliott. serving a life sentence for murdering four peopleà years ago and then burned their house down. prison officials in michigan said he made holes in not one but two fences at a ma.asus security lockup and his white kitchen uniform may have helped him hide inçó the snowfall polie say he used a knife or box cutter to kidnap a woman and steal her car. he drove more thanñr 100 miles before stopping in indiana to get gas. that's when the woman, who he was holding hostage, called 9-1-1 from a cell phone she kept hidden. then she made a run for it. locked herself in the gas station restroom until the

police showed up to rescue her. by then the convict was gone. just about an hour ago, a big development.ñi police say they found the car in indiana, short drive from the gas station where the woman got away. she told police he wanted to get as far away from michigan as possible. that has officials warning police across the nation that the killer could be just about anywhere. moch tobini is working this one and gathering information. what have you learned? >> at this moment, shepard, police and sheriff's deputies are going door to doorxd in a little town inñi indiana. warning residents to keep the doors locked. only open them for law enforcement. a perimeter set up around the little town, around la grange county, indiana, as police are searching forçóñi this multiple murderer. michael itol is hisçó name. caught on security cameras at the gas stationñiçó in middlebu,

indiana. south of where heñ)hqá(p(ed and kidnapped the woman. the them said he is wearing black cargo pandsr and they stopped for gas. that's when she locked herself in the bathroom and called 9-1-1. now, the reason for the lockdown is because that is where the victim's 2004 red jeep liberty was located.ñi it was jut about ten miles from the gas station. a strong indicator that elliott realized the jeep would be quickly identified and dumpedded. elliott, 5'8", 165 pounds, 40 years ago. convicted for the murders of four people in a scheme to steal drug money. he subsequently burned all of the bodies. this is a bad guy. the authorities say if you encounter him, call 9-1-1, don't be a here. >> he got out during the playing of the super bowl. right? >> he did and the authorities can only speculate if that was

part of his strategy, while the guards may have been distracted by the game. but they believe the white kitchen uniform played into this strategy, may have helped him gain access to different parts of the prison and a ramp that got him to the perimeter fence where he cut two holes in the prim fer fence. the authorities won't speculate what the used to cut the holes. >> it's obvious there were some flaws in our security, andñi tht we need to assess what thoseñi are, and we have already made a number of corrections just over the evening hours. >> so the escape and the carjacking happened last night. the jeep was found abonedñi -- abandoned this afternoon. >> let's bring in a former assistant directoff ofñi the fb, bill gavin. right now presidentñi of a globl security company. you read that somebodyñi in a maximum security lockup cuts through not one but two fences. you wonderçó if the guy had hel.

>ñ bou do, and the warden said in the prison, when he left, he left in whites, kitchenñr unifo. but if youñi notice in the picte at the gas station he has a nice white turtle neck, a dark jacket, black cargo pants. my question is where would he come by that clothing. i don't know if he had help or didn't, but it really is suspect as to the clothing he was in.ñi that's not prison garb. >> we can say with certainty that the moment this guy got out they went pouring throughñr records. >> absolutely. every single record pertaining to him. they're looking at his acquaintances, relatives, friends, where he lived or might notñi have lived.çóñi right now,çó this town is not to far from south bend,ñr and, therefore, not too far from chicago. so, it may very well be that he is trying to get to place where there'sñr a huge population, suh 0btry to lose himself there.to

i suspect that he'll be found in a very short amount of time. one concern is if there's any cabins orñmó houses where there might be weapons. then adds a whole new dynamic. this guy is not afraid to kill anybody. >> that's clear. thank you. the authorities have warned us, we're talking about man withñi absolutely nothing to lose. he will spend the rest of his life in prison, except for these days, and what he will do when he is out remains to be seen. if you see him, don't get near him. breaking news now and we're watching the dow, and it's having another horrible day. kind of flat from the beginning of this news hour in the last ten minutes. down 306 points. the bigger picture is more disturbing. this comes after a slew of bad news, worse than expected manufacturing activity and concerns about the global economy and corporate earnings, big concerns about construction starts. the s&p 500s' the nasdaq are

down,çó investors are suffering after a horrible january. the dow tumbled more than 5% in the first month of the year, the worst january in five years. some experts say they market may fall farther, and today we're getting a hint of that. jerry willis is in from the fox businessñi network. we already had concerns aboutñi china, already had concerns about emerging markets and concerns because the fed is not buying up as much. today we get manufacturing and housing starts. it's just like an avalanche. >> there's noñi good news.çó we all blame industrial production in this country. that wasn't positive.çó we didn't likeñi those numbers t it's a piling on of the bad news. the federal reserve nowçó pullig away the punch bowl. a lot of people are worried about that and here's why. those emerging markets are doing worse, poorer, because of that, believe it or not, because people were pouring into emerging markets because they can get a good yield. now they'rir not. that creates a lot of concerns and dislocations. you saw the earnings numbers. not that great.ñi so people don't have a lot to look forward to here.

you see in the market fell off. >> it's not añia-zut day to look at your 401k. maybe look in a coupleñr of months. one thing we can be sure of we are off 7% from the beginning of theñi year, technically a pullback. another 3%, near correction mode. what does that mean? >> if you go into a bear market, sentiment is really negative. we're notçó there yet. we haven't hit the 10% level. everybody starts looking at the world differently when you're in a bear market. professional investors think differently aboutñi getting back in, investing again. so that's what you want to keep an eye on. you don't want to be making a lot of moves todaying are right now, if you're an individual investor because that's can turn around in a heartbeat. >> great to see you. investigators say they received some of the thousands of pages onçó e-mails, text messages and documents they have demanded related to the new jersey traffic tieup investigation.çó the one that has been causing so much trouble for the administration ofñir the repubn

governor there, chris christie. we'll get a complete update on the investigation and how governor christie is looking to shake up the scandal, and give you all the news that broke on super bowl sunday and the saturday beforeñr regarding this controversy. there's a lot ahead.ñi omaha. today we're going to play a little game. has the most coverage?ch 4g ltep this isn't real difficult. i'm going to have to say verizon verizon. the choice is obvious. verizon is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network, with data plans starting as low as $45 monthly access including unlimited talk and text. plus free world messaging unlimited for three months. that's powerful. verizon. act now and get a free droid mini, plus $100 to spend.

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>> it's a big day new jersey politics. some top aides to the new jersey governor chris christie have less than two hours to turn overñi documents to state officials who are investigating the george washington bridge scandal. lawmakersçó subpoenaed 18 people and told them to respond by 5:00 p.m. today. investigators have already begui receiving many of the documents and say they extended the deadline for some select people. one aide who got a subpoena quit on friday, may have heard about this. her lawyer says she had been considering this move for months. fox news can't confirm that. new jersey lawmakers say the documents have demanded that the -- the ones they demanded could helpñi determine whether they'll ask the republican governor to testify about the scandal. chris christie repeatedly denied he knew anything about this, that staffers closed the lans as a political payback.

what do we expect to see? >> nothing will be made public today in the docents but all the material is coming in. new jersey democratic assemblyman, the cochairman of the state legislature's joint investigative committee. he tells fox news there's no evidence yet tying chris christie to that scheme to close the lanes. but they want to know more about what one lawyer claims he has, the attorney for david wildstein, the former christie ally, saying there is evidence that governor christie knew about the lane closures and is lying about it. and in the e-mail this weekend they said this in part about wildstein. as a 16-year-old kid he sued over a local school board election. bottom line, he'll do anything and say anything to save david wildstein. >> might be relevant in terms of whatever relationship they may

have had but doesn't answer the question that the committee has which is how did this happen and why, and what happened when somebody is 16 yearsed is not relevant to what happened in 2013. >> officials are expected to set public hearings in trenton. >> the governor was at the super bowl yesterday, and i know for a fact it didn't go very well. >> that's right, too. he was booed at a super bowl event. just listen. >> good afternoon, everybody. you've already heard enough speeches. enough speeches of the same thing. >> the governor said nothing about the scandal, but he will be speaking at the cpac convention in washington, dc next month. that's the actual gathering of conservative activists. ironically his appearance at

cpac could come'm at the same time the hearings are underway in new jersey. >> let's bring in chris moody, political reporter for yahoo! news. they did a lot of boo can in new jersey. ing into the transit, the lines outside the stadium, and the governor. in jersey they let you know what they're thinking. >> they do. the next couple of weeks and months will be crucial for the future of christie's political career, could determine whether he runs for atlanta 2016 or as some people. on the fringes are saying if he remains governor. now, to the former guest mentioned he will be speaking at the conservative political action conference in march, the largest annual gatherings of conservatives. yet to be seen if he will be welcomed or booed like in new jersey. >> history says the person -- in this case, they're going hardest

at david wildstein, and really, beating him up pretty good. is it your sense he is the most trouble here for the christie administration? >> well, the fact that christie responded with ad hominem attacks against the person does not bode well. he didn't necessarily address the substance of the accusations that came out on friday as much as he did address the character of the person who made the accusations. so, obviously he knows that maybe there's something more to come. once these documents get revealed we'll have a much clearer picture, but speaking of going after people hard, it is clear that democrats smell blood in the water here, looking at chris christie. they see him obviously as a pretty g big threat for 2016, and if they can take him out early they will. the story is not going away, and at the same time chris christie is down but not yet out. >> no. by way of observation, the accusation was that chris christie knew about the bridge shutdown during the time when it was shutdown, and the response from governor christie and his group was, he didn't know about

this before it happened. that difference was, i thought, potentially significance. >> it could be significant or it could be nothing. a lot of people knew about the traffic on the bridge while it was happening. it made news. >> it was the lead story. >> that's right. so, perhaps he did see it while it was happening. the question is, was he involved? did he know about it before hand? and did he know at that time why the bridge was shut down? not just that it was shut down. that's a distinction i believe we're going to find out about over the next couple of weeks, and that's why it's so crucial. >> he has said repeat lid he thought it was part of a traffic study, and we learned without question there was never a traffic study. chris moody good, to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> new jersey is taking some heat for another major jam, this one after the super bowl. now a snowstorm has descended on northern new jersey, or near new jersey, ne and yesterday morning, at, like, i don't know, 10:00, you're sitting up, waiting for chris wallace to come on tv, they're

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21 minutes past the hour. happy super bowl monday, less than 24 hours after the seahawks -- oh -- punished the broncos in a blowout in new york-new jersey, and while fans may have witnessed a trouncing, those at the stadium enjoyed surprisingly mild weather. i don't remember a super bowl sunday that was this warm in new york and new jersey. people were in shorts and t-shirts. it was only the mid-40s but that's hot around here. so the weather was nice, and then -- i don't know. then people started getting stuck. this is the milieu of people -- the train station.

we do trains here. we're pretty good at it. we understand when it's crowded you stand there like sardines and move along with the pack, penguin style. but this is bad. took me an hour and a half to get to the stadium from penn station. new jersey transit is great but i realize i'm in the minority because people waited in the see caucus station in new jersey for hours and it was misery on ice, and then speaking of ice, they said yesterday morning the would be an inch to three inches of snow in the tri-state area around new york city. instead we're pushing a foot now. by football time last night they started to say, well, five to eight, and then six to ten. we got it. this was this morning at metlife, and this is metlife stadium yesterday. you think people whined about what happened yesterday? whining about the train, about the lines, about the -- whining and whining, and the prices and the whiners. my god. shut up. imagine had it been like this?

because there would have -- i don't know. they would have exploded. this is the -- oh, sorry. this is the yards on the best side, like where the trains come in, and this is manhattan, and here's the big problem. all these people who survived the game -- i feel bad for the bronco fans they've got their butts handed to them and there was nothing good, i mean, nothing in the whole game. then to get on jersey train, if you wait until the end of the game, and then get up to catch your plane, and they cancelled everything, right? >> you said, if this storm happened yesterday, it would have -- >> hanging in effigy. >> maybe the broncos would have won. it would have changed everything. >> i decent know. >> the new jersey state police say they were incredibly happy -- >> love their uniforms. >> yes. the storm happened today but not yesterday. the storm happened yesterday, a nightmare. but the airports 2,000 flights delayed, and 1500 canceled

nationwide and a lot of those are in this region, new york, d.c., philadelphia. a real mess, and weather not the only factor -- not a factor yesterday, but crowding at the train stations was. primarily for fans taking new jersey transit trains to the stadium. officials were expecting 12 to 15,000 to ryan the train. 28,000 people took the train, including shepard smith. more than 30,000 people tack trains home. they were posting signs encouraging fans to stay longer after the game is over. they were making announcements can, but transit officials called this mass transit super bowl a success. >> there was queue there, took us a couple of hours to get all of the people out of there but the reality is that we moved more people than we have ever moved by orders of magnitude. >> 40% of the fans took trains to the stadium. 22,000 of those tickets were

sold the day of the game. that one why they didn't realize. >> they didn't check tickets nobody would have -- never checked a ticket. one there one back, nobody erv looked at. >> they said they were going to. >> they did check for game tickets, did not check for jersey transit. one other thing, the blowout on the field. that's a given. when you have a safety on the first play from scrimmage -- >> it was ridiculous. >> they say defense wins championships. seattle proves how important defense was yesterday. but every play dish spoke to players and coaches on the field and they saul seemed surprised at how lopsided this game was, including receiver doug baldwin, who scored a touchdown. he bristled at doubts express by analysts. >> not many people thought it would be such a dominant performance. >> i know. i don't get that. we spent so much money on these analytics and analysis, and they stood up there and make these bold statements, and then

they're wrong. time and time and time again. but we appreciate the negativity because all that does is ad add a chip to the shoulder. >> didn't need another chip. >> i was -- when you're there, you can actually watch the receivers. nobody was open. ever. say whatever you want about peyton and his performance. there was nowhere to go. >> and the fans were loud. >> i've never been to a super bowl -- i've been to a lot of super bowls because fox holds them. never one that loud. it was like a giants home gail. the 12th man, respect, respect. >> absolutely. >> that's it. right before the game yesterday, before we got on jersey transit, our phones were going off about the death of philip seymour hoffman. which happened here in new york city. and we have learned so much more today. the information is sad and disturbing. we'll get it to you.

a fox report now. more headlines from the fox news deck. a tenth grade student opened fire at a school in moscow, killing a teacher and a police officer. that's according to investigators there. they say the teen seriously wounded a second officer but no students were hurt. the police chief says the shooter's father helped some students escape. the suspect now under arrest. >> florida highway patrol officers say alcohol was not a fact user in the deadly crash in a parking lot outside tampa bay. three people tied and four others hurt when a 9-year-old driver backed into -- a 79-year-old driver going to church. >> crews have -- gadhafi started to turn over the weapons a few years before rebels forced him out of power. gadhafi died in 2011. updates in the death of philip seymour hoffman in just a moment. óqoqúúñ@

i feel like you're spiting me. do you think i took this job to spite you? >> he was good. philip seymour hoffman won the oscar for the title role in truman capote in 2005. he has received four dame award nominations and three tonies. today there will be an autopsy. a friend found the actor's body in his apartment in manhattan's west village. near his body cops say investigators found prescription drugs and at least 50 bags of heroin. 50. sources say the needle was still in his arm. fox news confirm that investigators are trying to track down surveillance video from a bank near the actor's apartment in the west village. that's where a witness reportedly told cops he saw man he believed to be philip seymour hoffman buying drugs a couple

hours earlier. the witness says he saw philip seymour hoffman withdraw large amounts of cash from an atm. hundreds of friends and family members and fans for that matter, have gathered outside his apartment to mourn the actor's death in the heavy snow today. fellow actors took to twitter. he had three children with his partner of 15 years, and young children as well. julie has the latest on the reaction and is live in the west village. a lot of disturbing details today, julie. >> absolutely. we all heard about the needle in his arm. if that wasn't bad enough. the 15 plastic bags that contain heroin and prescription medicine, which includes drugs for antianxiety, muscle relaxants and blood pressure meds but i'm told that's just the tip of the iceberg. his body discovered yesterday morning bay friend who grew concerned apparently after being unable to reach him after he failed to pick up his kids. his body was removed seven hours later in the evening. hoffman is long known to have

battled with addiction, which began as a teenager, but he did remain sober for over 20 years until last year when he checked into rehab for heroin abuse. his suspected cause of death. among the many celebrities to express sympathy on twitter include recovering alcoholic, rob lowe, who writes, philip seymour hoffman's sad, untimely passing has me angry. i want more great work from him! i want less destruction from drugs and alcohol. a statement from julianne moore who says -- she costarred with hoffman in boogie nights, said i feel so fortunate to have known and worked with the extraordinary philip seymour hoffman and am deadly saddened by his passing. his family says we're devastated by the loss of our believed beloved phil. he actually went to the two-bedroom apartment after he and his partner of 15 years had separated in october. they live in the family's $4 million home a few blocks away. he rented this $10,000 a month

apartment. >> i was wondering about the video surveillance. they think they have him on tape buying the heroin. >> fox 2.com learned he is seen on a surveillance video by an atm machine withdrawing a lot amount of cash. also on the video two men in the midst of a drug buy. we waiting to hear about the video but painting a grim picture before his death. >> no doubt. julie in west village on the west side. thank you very much. the possible drug transsection, and a friend found him dead. let's bring in anna young, criminal defense attorney. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> i'm most interested in what can potentially happen to a drug dealer who sells drugs to a man who then dies. >> right. well, i think there's a number of factors here. it's going to start with the investigation to see if we can identify the two alleged drug dealers who allegedly sold the heroin to philip seymour hoffman

and what could happen if these men are identified, what can they be charged actual selling of controlled substances? also something more serious, such as secondary manslaughter which is known as involuntary manslaughter. can their acts amount to criminal negligence? which means they acted so recklessly that caused the death of another, and that could be told depending on how this investigation surfaces. >> you mentioned recklessly in 2012, in minneapolis, a drug dealer was convicted of murder in the third going after something like this happened. and on top of that, we now know, having watch this and been reading up about this, that there's a very rough strain of heroin going around that i'm told heroin addicts knew all about. >> right. right. my understanding based on this case with philip seymour hoffman, is that there were is a ace of spades and a potent type of heroin found in his apartment when officers conducted a

search. that's another issue. with that in mind i want to add it's very difficult to prop these type of drug induced homicides. it has to go with causation. how do you prove the actual drugs he ingested were the ones sole to him by the drug dealer and how else do you prove the heroin caused his death and not something else, perhaps a combination of drugs. so the toxicology report will be crucial. >> anna young with us from san diego. you're right about that. when you get the word -- they found more than 50 bags of heroin in the apartment. how do you know what was just a horrible ending. the government has not responded to complaints from roughly 20,000 people who used the troubled healthcare web site. that's according to the "washington post" winds. it's reported those people have appealed the government, asking it to fix the mistakes. some users say the webs charged them too much, steered them into the wrong insurance programs or denied them coverage altogether.

the fed says they're working to address these appeals and many are related to previous problems that engineers fixed. and they also say, i'm quoting, we're invoting those customers back to healthcare.gov where they can reset and successfully finish their applications without needing to complete the appeals process. wendell is at the white house. what did the white house say to this? >> press secretary jay carney says what we're seeing is the leftover from the bad old days of the health care.gov web site rollout when practically nothing was working and few people were able to complete applications, and while the president says that things are up to species now, this is 22,000 more people who apparently fell through the can cracks and are looking for obamacare to deliver. carney says the centers for medicare and medicaid services is working on the problem. >> they're fining a number of the problems here are related to the earlier system errors that occurred because of the problems

with healthcare.gov. but in every instance, they're reaching out and making sure that every individual or family that is part of this process, appeals process, is being taken care of. >> carney will not predict, however, when the appeals will be resolved. >> what are the web site users saying? >> not just about being charged more than they should pay in premiums every month based on income. it's a double whammy for people with medical procedures already, people who had preexisting conditions and were waiting to sign up for obamacare, or people who had emergency medical procedures last month. they now have to pay a much higher deductible than they would if their costs were accurately calculated. "washington post" cites a west virginia woman who knew the price was too high, she complained, she was told to sign up now and she did. the next day a healthcare

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17 minutes before the hour now. the adopted daughter of woody allen is once again accusing him of sexually bruising her when -- abusing her when she was seven years old. allen's rep say it's not true.

the accuser is 28, dylan far you. in an open alert she says allen sexually assaulted her over and over again when she was a child. police investigated the child molestation claims in 1992 but prosecutors never charged the director. woody allen is now back in the spotlight after winning a lifetime achievement award at the golden globes, and here he is at a knicks game over the weekend, the day his daughter's letter came out. he has not responded directly to that letter. but his publicist did release a statement that notes woody allen found the accusations untrue and disgraceful. trace has the latest. i read the letter in the times. it's horrifying. >> and now the question is, anybody want to re-open the case? and dylan farrow made it clear

she does not want to take in the legal action against allen, and in '90s a team of child abuse specialist found that dylan far rowe had not been molested and then a county prosecutor in connecticut investigating the allegation said there was probable cause to charge woody allen but did not prosecutor to avoid a lengthy trial. the prosecutor now says he believes the statute of limitation has run out. the connecticut division of justice says it would only re-open the case if it was asked to re-open the case. >> do we expect to hear from woody allen? >> his publicist says yes. in fact his publicist says he will responsible soon, and then the same publicist went after dylan farrow, saying experts concluded that she is unable to

distinguish between fantasy and reality, but dylan farrow has a strong family support system. her mother, ma, is a big defender and her brother issued a tweet, and i'm quoting, i love and support my sister. i think her words speak for themselves. dylan farrow, now 28 years old. goes by a different now. she is now married. >> trace gallagher, live in l.a. >> a fox report now and more headlines from the fox news deck. the world health organization predicts 22 million people will contract cancer every year, up from 14 million people in 2012. the reason is people are getting older and cancer is spreading to developing countries. a man who says aaron hernandez shot him a year ago has a new bullet wound today. police say last night somebody shot alexander bradley outside a nightclub in connecticut.

no award of any arrest. bradley claims hernandez shot him in the face last year. police say bradley was in an suv with aaron hernandez two years ago when somebody in the car shot and killed two people in boston. no comment on any of this from hernandez. also charged with murdering odin loyd last year and has pleaded not guilty. >> nelson man del's estate is worth more than $4 million. the money will go to his family, stafferes, schools, and the african national congress, the antiapartheid organization that mandela led. >> the executors say the will does not mention mandela's first wife, winnie. >> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. we have been keeping a close eye on the dow jones industrial average and the news keeps getting worse. we're off two percentage points on the session and down 323.

we haven't had this big a one-day drop in a long time. the bigger picture is more disturbing. down 7% since the first of eyear, which is historic of recent years. 7%. we're in pullback territory, correction territory was hit at 10%. i suggest you just don't look at the 401k today. look at the snow coming down in new york city. man alive. it's not sticking that much in the city because it's 32, 33 degrees. the city has its own heat. so, it's sort of melting here. but right outside the city, in all the areas around, nine, ten, 11 inches of snow, and look at times square. we have a shot from there. times square is a mess today. they're still cleaning up -- well, i guess there's no times square -- there is it. that big fox thing is still up there. i guess that will come down

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there is breaking news coming in from vancouver, washington, "associated press" is reporting one person has been shot at a work place. according to the local nbc news television station there police say it appears that an employee at a benjamin moore paint store shot his or her boss. the station reports people who live and work in the area received reverse 9-1-1 calls asking them to stay inside while police investigate. when we get more we'll bring it to you. we told you earlier about the winter weather stranding thousands and thousands of folks across the mid-atlantic and the nieves, including people trying to leave after the football game yesterday. here's the storm's current path.

a few images missing from this satellite loop, like right now. you can see this is the tail end of this system. the grain is rain over the water. the white is a combination of ice and snow and it's been falling since about 4:00 this morning, and it's approaching 4:00 in the afternoon now, and it's still falling in new york city we had the new york city shot. it's not sticking very minute. but right when you get outside of the five -- in staten islanded and the branches it's a mess, and near new jersey and connecticut, forget about it, janice dean. it's coming down. yesterday morning i looked and they said one to three inches. >> they said. i said on saturday up to seven inches in and around the new york city area, and you can check the videotape. >> point taken as usual. >> here's what we have gotten out of this sneaky storm system that dumped over eight inches of snow in maryland, new york, bayside, seven inches. six in central park. still coming down.

the worst is really over, and done with. we still have to get home, though, and things are tricky. so just be careful across the northeast, and then all the airport delays the new york city airport. then we'll deal with this one, round two, across the southwest, towards the central plains. we could see six to heavy snow here, around the mississippi river valley, mainly a rain event south of illinois and indiana but winter weather warnings in the pink, and then the ohio river valley and winter storm watches up for parts of the northeast where we could see a mix of snow, freezing rain, and sleet. we could actually even see ice storm advisories up for this region. so i'm thinking it could be really dangerous tuesday into wednesday. >> somebody needs to call july. >> no kidding. >> july, please come. >> will you do that for me? >> i forgot julys number. >> and then the groundhog.

punxsutawney phil. my assistant, it's her favorite hole and they we can up early to watch punxsutawney phil. i'm like, shoot it. >> oh, sad. our mayor -- >> six more weeks of winter in. >> our mayor dropped the staten island punxsutawney phil. >> he said next time i'll break you in half and throw you over a balcony. >> no, he did not. >> i'm kidding. that's a political joke. janice dean, happy super bowl hangover monday. >> you too, shep. >> we'll be right back. i ys say be thman with the plan

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last year's winner managed to hold on to their title. the hole was more than 11 feet deep, and the prize? a golden shovel. and about a thousand dollars. >> and on this day in the year 1953, the jacque cousteau published the silent world. he developed the aqua lung. it was the world's first self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, or scuba. the device let him dive into the depths of the ocean, revealing images nobody had seen. he later turn the silent world into a documentary that showed the hidden universe of marine life and readers first got a look at the world 61 years ago today. now you know the news. when more breaks out we'll break in. the news of the hour from the finances is just not good. the final bell kicking off right

now. there it is. down 323. we'll know in three oar four minutes how beside this was. suffice to say when you're talking about two-plus percent, it's bad. >> it is february, but why does it still feel so much like january in not the snow piling up. stocks going down. and starting this month, pretty much right where they left off last month and market averages careening closer to an official correction. i'm neil cavuto. with the dow's nearly 324-point selloff today, its seventh triple digit drumming this young year, it's now up 7%. the technical definition of a correction is 10%. japan is already there courtesy of another tumble in its average overnight. let's like our dow, which hasn't seen such a thing in years. some experts say we're