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the new jersey shore is cleaning up after a powerful one-two punch from this weekend storm, the shore which was hit hard by super storm sandy received not only a lot of snow but also saw serious coastal flooding. jerikka duncan shows us the damage in one area. >> reporter: it's dij@ vu for many communities along the jersey shore. after floodwaters and wind rivaling super storm sandy pounded the coast over the weekend. in wildwood, a storm surge topping 3 feet carried both

hour wins -- winds. wildwood mayor ernie troiana. >> we do not expect these kinds of ties. >> reporter: those types quested 9 feet in areas, putting some roads in south jersey shore, stranding vehicles and drivers. >> we have seen a lot of docks on the road and putting in stores. >> reporter: cell phone video captured ice flows covering streets in several towns. at one point, 94,000 power outages were reported across the state. on saturday, new jersey governor chris christie was confident in his state's response. >> it is our 17th snow emergency in my six years as governor.

>> reporter: but, people in wildwood like marissa grigsby say more could be done. >> i don't know how we could possibly say that. i have been down here five years and have never seen flooding this bad. >> reporter: floodwaters across the jersey shore continue to receive. police in this community say power has finally been restored to everyone here. jericka duncan, cbs news, barnegat, new jersey. isis released a video it claims shows none of the men behind the november terror attacks in paris. the 18 minute tape shows the attackers the so-called final messages and some of the militants beheading hostages. the identities of the victims are not known. the paris attacks left 130 people dead. the terror some analysts that the video suggest the united kingdom could be the next target. a private company west of london is dropping a policy that required asylum-seekers to wear rest -- red wristband before receiving food. some migrants have said wearing a wristband have exposed them to abuse from local residents. questions about the policy follows news last week that

had their doors painted red to identify them. the makers of the faulty brand of air brands -- airbags is making headlines once again. >> in the news is not good. what a new report revealed

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the dow down 58 points, nasdaq off 17, s&p 500 down 10. for complete market and business news, go to www.wral.com and click on business. more trouble for japanese auto-parts maker takata. a 10 step has linked to the company's faulty airbags. u.s. regulators added 5 million more cars to th19 million vehicles already under recall. the bags can explode when activated, firing up shards of metal and glass. takata faces multiple legal actions, millions of dollars in fines, and the u.s. justice department investigation. the department of transportation says more americans are driving than ever before. some 214 million. that includes a growing number of senior citizens on the road. melters!

melters explains. >> reporter: unbuckled my seatbelt, when we started we do not have seatbelts. >> reporter: the 67-year-old admits she has changed, too. >> i'm slower than i used to be. >> reporter: to sharpen her skills, neil recently went to an aarp smart driver course where students get a refresher on the rules of the road. >> is that legal? no. >> reporter: the aarp's kyle rockettes says the courses are in high demand. >> we were seeing our class sizes increase and in some cases double across the country. >> reporter: the reason why? there are now an estimated 38 million seniors on u.s. roadways and a number that is expected to jump to 55 million in 2020. the department of transportation is already anticipating the influx of older drivers. there are plans to start installing signs with larger letters that are easier to read. and warnings of an upcoming intersection or stop sign,

react. >> the first priority, regardless of age, is safety on the road. >> reporter: and that can be knowing when it's time to hang up the keys. the aarp offers an online seminar for people who believe a senior family member is no longer able to drive. lorraine has years of driving ahead of her, but tries to avoid heavy traffic. >> sometimes i really should not drive. in those cases, i don't. >> reporter: that is just one way this senior driver stays safe. weijia jiang, cbs news, capitol heights, maryland. >> aarp is offering classes in three locations in the triangle. garner senior center, northern wake senior center in wake forest and the durham center forcing her life. to sign up, go to aarp.org. the weather has been interesting, to say the least. >> i'm looking forward to the warm-up. nice to have some sunshine to get the melting going. >> into the upper 50s. it might feel balmy in our shorts and t-shirts. okay, that's a stretch.

notice a big warm-up. temperatures are trying to warm- up today but we are seeing cloud cover in some places. let's take a look. we are going to head over to wilson. you can see it looks a little bit gray there. over in the distance is the whirligig -- whirligig park. it is so cool and you can see just how fast they are spinning. i was looking at it just about five minutes ago when i pulled this camera up and they were moving a good bit faster. the wind is going to be a key to our melting. we get a nice warm wind that blows across some of those snow and ice that is lingering. not in wilson, but you know, north of the triangle area. that tends to be a good melter of snow, but you can see it looks pretty gray over in wilson. we do have a band of clouds crossing the area right now. 52 in fayetteville. 45 in raleigh. 54 in wilmington.

a little warmer in wilmington, but for the most part we are seeing a nice little warm-up. look at that, temperatures 10 degrees warmer in boone than it was this time yesterday. 8 degrees warmer in asheville. significant for our viewing area. 11 degrees warmer, a warm-up is coming. we did make it up into the upper 40s yesterday afternoon, so we are running a little bit warmer than that. of course we had sunshine yesterday, too. and the clouds as they continue to hang around will keep temperatures from warming up as quickly through the afternoon. radar picture. we had a clear spot back to the west and we started to see it go back in. so, i don't know. we will collated variably cloudy for the remainder of the afternoon. i'm not sure how much sunshine we will see. we have an approaching system here. this system roles to the coast and will bring us rain wednesday, late tuesday night into early wednesday morning. and then it stalls along the coast and will continue to bring us precipitation thursday. but the question is in what form? we will talk more about that in just a minute. let's get there first.

showing a good bit of sunshine. we will see. maybe we will clear things out a little bit. fog and low cloud cover develops tomorrow morning. especially from raleigh southward, we could see that anywhere but don't be surprised if we are socked into tomorrow morning. that dissipates by lunchtime. we may have a period of sunshine. nice warm up tomorrow with temperatures climbing up into the 50s. but then we will cloud of late in the day as our front approaches. here it comes, we may end up seeing a little bit of rain by wednesday morning, and you can see that band of snow that develops over the mountains. it is going to be a chilly rain for us wednesday, but we do not think wednesday is going to bring us any wintry precipitation. but as we see that shifting eastward on thursday, that is when the real question arises. that low develops, or continues to grow out here in the atlantic, where is it going to be? is it going to be to offshore to spread precipitation inland? or is it going to hug the coast

area? what about the high pressure system to the north? is a close enough to draw down the cold air that we will need in place? we will not start this with cold air in place like we did friday. friday, we had cold air and precipitation came in. in this case, we have precipitation, that cold air is cool it down. again, a very itchy scenario for any wintry weather. if we see it it would likely be thursday morning. temperature of 32 right now. then this shift offshore. we have a great looking weekend. warming up to 50 on friday, and saturday and sunday, i want to call 860. we will be within just a couple of degrees and sunday we should stay above freezing. don't forget tonight our temperature drops down to 32 and last night we were in the mid-20s. we won't have the heart freeze tonight that we did last night. hopefully, that will also be something beneficial for the roads for tonight and tomorrow morning. we are hoping. all of us parents. >> there will at least be some delays tomorrow. i'm sure. >> i'm sure there will be.

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