growing up, knowing broadway, getting on the stage on broadway. tell me about opening night. >> having all of these incredible people, stars from new york and broadway, theater lovers, everybody in one place celebrating this magnificent show and the energy, i mean it's what, 1300 seat house and all the stars that have been there in the past -- >> all goes through your head. >> in that one place and you're standing on stage taking it all in. >> nervous and i mean my family is in the audience. like one of those things you want to live the experience and recognize how great it is in a moment and it was like one of the first times. >> here you are having fun. at the hippodro-me you used to come here and play down the street here. >> yes. he likes to come in college and -- >> did you get a lot of money. >> not a lot of money but it was pretty good. i don't know, must have been an off day. >> we're seeing this piece, described as like the modern day fiddler on the roof. would you say that? >> looks good. i think it's a great example. because it is about

. >>> a broadway show called in the heights is coming to baltimore's hippodrome theater. we'll take you inside that tony, award-winning show. >> i think the greatest thing is that we have created this community that we sing about. it is an immigrant story. it is about the next generation. it picks up with fiddler left off. because of that there is a connection we found. it is amazing to stand back there and watch it happen each time and see so many people discover it. whether or 46th street or in baltimore. >> i think people have a misconception that the tour is a separate entity from the original broadway production. for us it is really not. >> don't miss in the heights from broadway to baltimore tonight here at 8:00 on abc 2. >>> it may be too early at this point for defendant snow totals but we know snow is coming our way. it is going to be ugly.

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now making broadway stretch. >> look at this space, look at these lights.to believe that we're in nigeria, 1978. wow, how did that happen? >> reporter: one of the mottos or messages of this show is originality, not artificiality. you give the dancers a chance to let them be original in their own work. >> yes. if broadway could be that way. that we're actually saying to the world, take a solo. go for it. what you got? >> reporter: teaching a new dance for a new audience eager to see more. ann curry, nbc news, new york. >> great story. one more story before we go tonight from the entertainment world. we can show you a little bit what they've given us from the remaking of "we are the world," the new version of the video to aid haiti under production right now at jim henson studios out in l.a. the complete product will air for the first time anywhere on the planet during the olympic games' opening ceremonies from vancouver. just a few days away now. for us, for now, that is our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. h

if an off-broadway play has a strong political slant that is immediately relevant and is newsworthy,out of my way to see that, but that is a news judgment as much it is an ideological judgment. that is all i have to bring. >> a lot of conservatives think that the world of communication and hollywood and broadway and the arts and all that is dominated by liberals. is it? >> yes>> i do not think there is any question about that. i do not think that it is a salient matter. i am aware that it is very difficult to get anywhere in hollywood if you are openly conservative because people are so uncomfortable with being around folks like that. theater is a social art. it is a collaborative art. when you try to work with people who were familiar with you, but obviously bring their own perspectives. it does not surprise me that it is this way. the deeper question of why people on the left seem to be more interested in, i do not have a good answer to that. i have idle speculation about it. >> the st. john's college, how long did you spend there? >> just a semester. i had come from a very small t

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don't miss in the heights from broadway to baltimore. abc 2. >>> all right well, we are digging out from about 3 to 5 inches of snow just doing a little time lapse here it actually started to reach the ground between 6 and 7:00 p.m. came down heavy during the evening. most of it fell by midnight, 1:00 a.m. since then it is letting this stuff settle. there is a high water content so make better snowballs but it compacted overnight. live imagery. we are looking outside with 30 degrees light wind. not too bad. clean up, watch delays and closings at the bottom of the screen and a look ahead to a much larger storm on the way. let's see what is happening on the roads. >> a crash reported but aside from that most roadways are incident free road conditions not so bad. more details for you when we come back back to you. >> all right. and academy award goes to. >> someone from charm city. we will run down the list of oscar nominations. >> be than thats have a lot of potassium but they can help you get from baltimore to ocean city. >> you could win

they took in broadway shows. they went to the 21 club, where all the rich and famous went in shortly after they got there another diner came in. the governor of new york, f. thomas duly which presented a problem for the maitre d' but the 21 club at the time had two floors of a were lucky, they were able to seat both and truman far apart. everywhere they went they took cabs. harry parked the car at the waldorf and they to cabs everywhere they went. they did not have trouble getting a cab because as soon as the cabin would recognize harry truman was trying to wave them down they pullover in droves. they have no trouble getting a cab. my wife and i did stay at the waldorf for two days. we did get upgraded. on the drive home, a state trooper named manly stampler, a great name for a cop, a state cop in pennsylvania, manly stamper. he pulled harry over on the pennsylvania turnpike for careless driving. harry like to hang out in the left lane and in pennsylvania and you have to stay in the right except to pass. there we

. >>> a broadway show called in the heights coming to baltimore late thermo. and tonight, we're going to take you inside the tony-award- winning show. >> i think the greatest thing is that we've grated this community. that we sing about. >> me and my cousin running, just another dime a dozen pop shop. >> it's an immigrant story, the next generation. picks up where fiddler left off. and because of that, there's a connection that we found in all of the states and it's sort of amazing to stand back there and watch it happen each time and see so many people discover it, whether on 46th street or baltimore. >> i think people have a misconception that the tour is a separate entity from the original broadway production. and for us, it's not. >> so don't miss it. in the height from broadway to baltimore tonight. >>> all right. time now for our top five. we have a surprise for you. a surprise guest for number one. the top searches online today according to yahoo. number five, beyonce. >> number four, lady gaga. >> number three, taylor swift. they have music on the brai

one of my very first winners appeared on broadway.re not talented. they're marching around and doing this and they are singing terribly because they're little girls. >> i disagree. i wish you would come to one of the events, sit front row and watch. every little girl is such an amazing -- they're evolving. >> jimmy: not all of them. >> i have so many great success stories to share. >> jimmy: i bet you do. and occasionally, there are -- most of the kids, it's weird. they have their mother, who is, for some reason, their mother thinks -- >> their mother loves them. >> jimmy: but their moms -- seems like something went south for them in their lives. >> oh. >> jimmy: and now -- >> i think you are sitting in judgment. you need to be there and expe exexperience the joy. this is not my first or second time at the rodeo. this is 17 years. >> jimmy: you've been doing this for a long time. >> i'm at a point in my career where these first-time contestants are bringing their daughters back. what better testimony to these pageants and to myself to

he is banking that broadway hurt him in the pry air and will hurt him again in the nine-month campaign ahead. for jelunius the message is as plane as the four-letter word adorning his victory backdrop. jobs. going after the republican opponent on the number one issue, economy. >> we have to create the next generation of good-paying jobs in illinois. we have to help everyday families that are struggling in a real way every day. that's something that mark kirk never talks about. >> reporter: which candidate will be on the illinois november ballot for governor is not certain. incumbent backed quinn claimed a victory in the democratic primary. >> it's over. primary is over. the people have spoken. they voted our way. >> reporter: with 99% of precincts counted quinn leads controller hines by 7,000 votes but with 85,000 absentee votes yet to count, hines has no plans to concede. the republican primary results are even less clear. on top for now is springfield state senator bill brady. >> our guys tell us we will be ahead and we're confident we will. >> he leads kurt dillard by scance 750 vot

the bank that is owned by his family, broadway bank, has gotten problems with federal regulators who say in addition to losing $75 million last year, broadway bank, owned by his family, needs to recapitalize by a date certain raising questions about long time viability as a general election candidate but among democrats, here, he is likely to win the democratic nomination and be defending president obama's seat in the fall. >> what is the republican's story? >> they are libbing their chops -- they are licking their chops and the republican front runner is leading the polls significantly and fiscal conservative, socially moderate, the type of republican that has a chance of doing well in illinois. he has tremendous support. and hopes to be riding the wave of antiobama administration, anti-incumbent, antipolitical establishment although he is a ten year veteran of congress. >> facing patrick hughes. okay, on the ground in chicago. in florida republicans have a new frontrunner, statehouse speaker has surged ahead of governor crist, 49-37. crist held a 31-point lead there. the republican

and at 4:00, she took broadway by storm. now fantasia takes on the rumors.hat is all today at 4:00. tonight at 5:00, continuing coverage of the transition of baltimore city hall. hear what sheila dixon had to say the day before her sentencing. as well, the latest of the recalls from toyota. >> good afternoon, maryland. your peccary -- p 3 -- 6. 4. 9. that makes your pick three numbers 6, 4, 9. malty match is moving to saturday night. your pick for numbers are 2. 4. 4. 8. ick four two,ur pick four two, four, four, eight. the maryland lottery. let yourself play. >> it has been one of those winters. in terms of what we can expect this weekend, it is too early to tell but we are expecting a lot of energy with the system. at any rate, enjoy the next few days. something to look forward to for at least 48 hours. >> thank you. be sure to watch at 5:00 tonight. who are better drivers, men or women? men don't merge. the woman will sit there and wait. this is what men do. you see where i am over here? and, ka-blam, and then we're all an hour late. depend brand. for wom

. >>> a broadway show called "in the heights" is coming to baltimore's hippodrome theater later this month. tonight we'll take you inside the tony-award winning show. >> the greatest thing is that we have created this community that we sing about. it is ultimate an immigrant story about the next generation. it picks up with fiddler left off. because of that there is a connection we found. it is amazing to stand back there and watch it happen each time and see so many people discover it whether or 46th street or in baltimore. i think people have a misconception that the tour is a separate entity from the original production. for us it is not.

we have an accident in downtown baltimore right on east baltimore street at north broadway and another crash this is right on west franklin street at edmund son avenue. interstate 70 the east bound lanes packed as you approach the belt way. as we take a live look at 695 at liberty road you see no problems to report whatsoever. cars cruising along the inner outer loop lanes just fine. that's a look at the evening travels. now back to you. >>> thank you very much lauren. >> high school seniors work to give other children worldwide the gift of mobility. >> seniors at mcdonald's school collect dozens of flag to donate for children for disabled children in ghana. a man road his bike with only one leg inspired by him. the students organizing the project will go to ghana to help deliver some of the bikes personally. >> push to keep bars open later now put on hold. >> straight ahead on the news at 5:30. why lawmakers decided to drop their support for the bill that would have created a later last call. >>. shows resume at sea world following wednesday's deadly accident involving an orca killer

go see broadway bank. i mean, 95 percent of the people there have no idea what it is or care. >> reporter: and paul green may have a point there simply because a lot of folks voting in primaries are acti tiss -- activists and intensely watching things and a lot of people going to the poll necessary november may not have an idea what the issues are yet in this particular race, however, that's nine months from now and you can be assured that if mr. giannnoulis does win this primary, that it will be brought up again and again and again by the republican nominee. bill: steve, if hoffman is going to catch him, what will be the best scean arrow? >> he told me last week he would really love it if it were heavy turnout. a couple of factors not going in his favor in that, one, the weather is not that great, there is snow falling and that has a damper on things. the other problem is there aren't a lot of contested democratic contests which would drive up the election year. president obama isn't on the ballot, that w

across the region, schools were canceled, but on broadway, the shows went on, as hardy tourists waited patiently in line for discounted tickets. now the trick tonight is going to be getting home because this storm strengthens without warning. and it's going to keep snowing for at least a while longer. we are under a blizzard warning here in new york city until 6:00 tomorrow morning. brian? >> anne thompson in central park. anne, thanks. we now want to go to our friend pat battle in woodbridge, new jersey. pat, you and i covered a lot of these over the years. this is about as bad a snow/wind combo as we can get here in midtown. >> reporter: i think you said it, brian. we weathered a lot of storms but this is starting to pick up in intensity. you see the wind is blowing, the snow is coming down. for the first time in a very long time, new jersey transit suspended bus service statewide tonight. that is a very rare occurrence, as of 7:00 tonight. they were able to do so though because ridership was so light here in the state of new jersey today, a lot of people heeded the warnings and did

. >> later on "oprah," she took broadway by storm. now fantasia is taking on the rumors. ruby faces plastic surgery. ( music playing ) if toyota gets credit for being the most fuel efficient car company in america, well, then how do you explain all this? chevy malibu, cobalt, silverado, and the all-new equinox. compare them to anyone. may the best car win. >>> more trouble for toyota. they are being accused of dragging their feet. more bonus backlash against aig. jeremy hubbard has more. >> we begin with new bonuses at aig. they are set to hand out $100 million to workers in the unit that brought down the company. those parents have been reduced. the bonuses were cut by about $20 million. there was a public firestorm. toyota's troubles are far from over. transportation secretary ray lahood accused them of dragging its feet and said the government is considering fines. now fear a growing number of people complaining about the prius, which has not been recalled. the apple co-founder believes there is a software problem with his car. sales tumbled nearly 60% compared to a ye

. >> later on "oprah," she took broadway by storm. now she takes on the rumors. ruby faces plastic surgery. >>> good morning. the washington capitals extended their streak to 11 games last night. it is the longest win streak in franchise history. what a game in boston last by. the capitals beat the bruins last by. jose theodore was the story. 41 saves. 16 for 16. that kept the capitals goalie. alexander semin to brooks laich. what a sweet goal. the capitals were rolling. two-one washington. he makes them pay. he lights up the lamp. open up the history books. here come the capitals. the capitals when 4-1. there is a look at sports. have a great day. >> that team is on a roll. they are hot. we hope continues. 5:26. the news continues. >> still ahead, more bonus backlash of aig. the company is doling out millions of dollars to top employees. >> if your waking up with us this morning, we are watching the roadways. i am courtney robinson lives in springfield athe mixing bowl. what you'll see infringing a. >> we are live in the weather center. all advisories and warnin

. >> coming up on oprah, she won american idol and took broadway by storm now fantasia takes on the rumors ruby faces plastic surgery and a big family secret all coming up at 4:00 but first with a look at what's next on the "today" show, here's matt lauer. >> good morning, coming up our exclusive interview with first lady michelle obama. what is the mood like in the white house these days? how does she feel about the criticism being leveled against her husband and how have the first daughters adjusted to life in washington? and a new arrest in the case of missing 8-month-old gabe real johnson. where is the little boy? his father will join us for an exclusive live interview and we'll see brain surgery performed live on a man who will actually be awake through it all. all that this wednesday morning, right here on "today." >> like you say it's not exactly brain surgery, but this morning on the "today" show, it will be. 29 degrees on tv hill. >> a head a look at traffic and weather. stay with us. (announcer) school mornings are busy mornings. so i make them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm, fl

. >> '80s music and broadway shows. >> that's sweet, mark. i haveindy. >> you got it from mark sanchez. he loves the music to "wicked." that's a quick look at what's going on here in south beach. don't forget the fun tomorrow when harry and maggie get here and erica too. we'll see you back here for "the >> big day for dave out there. we saw him trying to catch passes. big interview. >> he didn't succeed but he didn't get injured. >> i know you guys are about to head down here. the weather is gorgeous right now. what's the first thing you want to do when you get down here? >> i'm looking forward to losing the sweaters and coats. every time i land in miami, i walk out the door of the airport and it's humidity and i think i'm home. the best feeling ever. >> i'm going to go for a walk on the beach. >> are you? with dave? >> it will be nice. harry and i usually do that once a year. it's nice. we share our emotions and we reflect on the year that was. we are actually seeing all of the excitement really bubble up this morning. when you guys get here

stephen lang did it on broadway with that incredible line. >> you can't handle the truth. >> larry: doou have fun doing people like this? >> absolutely. i like any character that has a strong dynamic and also jim cameron gives you an awful lot to do, physical tasks working with weaponry and with the amp suit. it's so much easier than acting as it were when you have a physical task. >> larry: how did you cast him, jim? >> stephen came in. he did one audition for me and just blew us away. he had the part before he walked out the door. i was prepped. his stage play that he had done previously is a one man show "beyond glory" and played a number of military characters and came in so ready to show me the sky. i was shocked after the reading to find out what a nice guy he was. >> larry: he has what you would call presence. >> absolutely. >> larry: your character is the human guy in the movie. did you like him, stephen? do you have to like him? >> that's a great question. the answer is, look, if i don't love him, who will? that's how i feel about it. i did. as i say, there's so many of the qu

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. >> there's a broadway show called "memphis" have you seen it? go see it. it's fantastic. u.s. in the men's snowboard halfpipe, the 1020 backflip twist, the trim 1260 big mac, or the double mctwist 360? who knows? no, not it could be. >> it's the double mctwist. >> yeah. why didn't you say so? >> so it's the double mctwist 360? >> shaun white, back-to-back gold medals, gets tremendous air up there, big air. amplitude is amazing. he won it on his first run, went back and performed his second run where he did the double mctwist 360 and had a higher score the second time. >> it's a 360 and 360 and whatever is leftover, 180. >> don't try it at home. >> lovely family from bedford, nehampshire. where will the next winter olympics be held? sweden, russia, united states or switzerland? it's an hour show. we would appreciate it if -- >> sweden. >> lovely country, but wrong! but you're going to love my sentimental album. >> she's giving away a lot of those. the correct answer is russia. >> we're going back to russia, first me since 1980. we'll be in sochi, a resort town by the black sea.

and he's jetting around to broadway on vacations on our dime.ancy pelosi taking everybody to copenhagen and spending $100,000 on booze. >> i worked in the white house almost six years. the president has to have a life. but a president has to understand his constituents. they have to understand what go -- what is going on out there. more serious than the optics of bringing in chefs from around the country is the fact that politically speaking, he is so far out of touch with what is going on, on the streets of this country. >> sean: i agree. and it's -- you wonder how you could be that far out of touch. he goes -- he trashes vegas again and in the process says, look we can't let people blowing their cash during tough times you got to tighten your belts. i'm like hello! you have quadrupled the deficit and telling people again not to go to s go. who gets hurt? let's see the people that deal cards. the people that waiters and waitresses and bartenders. the restaurants get hurt. >> the mayor of las vegas says he's not accepting an apology this time. i

. >> larry: someone told me it's much like a broadway presentation. >> well, you know, cirque is veryle. i think you have a little of everything in this show. it's quite a presentation. i think, you know, when you go, if you're a cirque fan or you're an elvis fan or if you're a vegas fan i think it really has something for everyone. >> larry: do we see shots of elvis on the screen? >> yes, you do. >> larry: do we see people acting out songs that he sings? >> you see -- you see a nice representation. i mean, it definitely is cirque's tribute to elvis. it's, like i said, it has a lot of everything. i can't imagine someone watching the show and not being entertained. it is very vegas in entertainment kind of -- >> larry: what's the hotel like, by the way? >> it's beautiful. >> larry: it's in the city center. >> it's in city center. i haven't seen the hotel, myself, because i've been going to the theater, but stayed in the rooms. rooms are very nice. >> larry: i heard a lot about it. the cirque du soleil team and resort gave "larry king live" a special behind the scenes look at "viva elvi

i am the emperor of broadway. please don't drop me. oh, please don't drop me.ice. >> i am. >> he was carried by 155 people and he's not done yet. mark. he's still being carried by our floor crew. >> anderson rngs thanks for this. classy joint. >> thank you. so why did you come up with this idea? >> i was going across america doing a video project with ford, and a lot of people were underthe impression new yorkers are unfriendly. i wanted to make this video to disprove the myth. >> so you would just go up to random people and say please carry me? >> is there a hand-off here? >> i'm doing great. a total of 155 people put their hands on me and transported me 9.4 miles. >> i liked when you asked have you ever carried someone you don't know? >> only once. >> it's new york, though. >> it was on the coldest day he in the year and you had the best luck in times square. does that mean tourists are nicer than the locals? >> i think both. a lot of tourists carried me approximate. you guys don't know this, but you carry me back to my queens apartment after the show. >> who

we do a nice blend of the broadway prestige stuff with songs that are parody of the band rush out ofa. we try to hit a wide swath. >> kelly, i'm sure this will be a lot of fan for people who are fans of rush limbaugh and perhaps those who aren't. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> remember the m.i.t. grad handing out resumes on the streets of new york, out of work for a year before he finally landed a job? well now guess what, he's out of work again. hey, this is the real world. >>> we're waiting for president obama to talk about how people can land more jobs and what the government can do to help small businesses spur them to create new jobs. when we see the president, we'll talk what he has to say live. small business owners have a lot of questions. can paperless billing get me paid faster? how can i keep my best employees? how can i bring down my insurance costs? that's why we're building a community called openforum.com where owners can swap ideas and ask questions. will tweeting get me more customers? how can i get paid faster? i was about to ask you the same thing. join

bill camp, a broadway and film veteran and tamara tunie, of "law and order: svu" said it was they who were moved by the audience. >> you can see them, you can feel them, you can hear them. it's almost more exciting because i feel that anything could happen really. >> there is a dynamic in the room that is different when the room is full of veterans. >> reporter: you can feel it? >> there are those that actually come forward and listen and the room changes and then, because >> suarez: the department of defense has provided funds so that "theater of war" can visit 50 military sites over the next year. >> lehrer: again, the major developments of the day: the obama administration defended it's handling of terror cases. attorney general holder said the decision to try the airliner bombing suspect in federal courts follows past practice. a motorcycle bomb tore through and a roadside bomb in pakistan killed three u.s. military trainers near the afghan border. the "newshour" is always online. hari sreenivasan, in our newsroom, previews what's there. hari? >> sreenivasan: how do toyota's troub

i am the emporer of broadway. please don't drop me. new yorkers are nice. >> i am. >> he was carried by 155 people and he's not done yet. mark. here is arthur. there's still carried by our florida view. so why didn't you come up with this idea? >> i was going across america with the form motor company and a lot of people in america were were under the impression that new yorkers are unfriendly. so you go up to random jason and say please carry any? >> is there a hand-off? >> yes. i a total of 155 people put their hands on me and transported me 5.4 miles. >>> have you ever carried somebody to know. >> it's new york, though. >> it happened to me on the coldest day of area. are tourists nicer than the locals? >> yeah. i think so. you don't know this, but you carry me back to my queens apartment after the show. most surprising were nine musical theater kids that carried me six blocks while singing lady gasga. >> is he hippy by the way? >> no. had a light lunch. >> what do you do to top this. do you have a next plan? >> i honestly don't kno

we are dealing with risks in a broadway.lients see the whole range of risk, different classes, and helping them to ensure that they look at all those elements. risk in a specific sector are well covered and complete overlooking risk in other parts. it is about assets. it is about strategic risk and so forth. we will develop a plan to help plants and companies around the world to have greater transparency of what they need to deal with. thank you very much. >> to give you a feel for our audience, the real estate group within the forum is composed mostly of people in the development of real estate. the corporations -- that is the community. to give you some background to our discussions, this is an industry or an asset class which suffered litigiousness designs in activity and price levels between the beginning of 2008 and the middle of 2009. prices fell between 40% and 50% worldwide and activity levels fell by 50%. is a very cyclical industry. the position we found ourselves in a last time this year, we were right in the midd

, lawyers, and so forth -- are dealing with risks and helping their clients deal with risks in a broadway -- in a broad way and so we will work on helping clients to really see the whole range of "risk, different clusters, and helping them to ensure that they look at all those elements and not just have risk in a specific sector very well covered and completely overlooking risks another part. it is about people, about tax, about assets, it is about laws and strategic risk and so forth. and over the next few months we will develop what we call a risk cockpit to help clients and companies around the world to have greater transparency of what they need to deal with. >>next we have colin dyer, who joins us from jones lang lasalle, who served as the chair for our real estate governors group. >> thank you, kevin. ." appeal for our audience or our group, the real estate group within the forum is composed mostly of people involved in construction, ownership, development of real estate. what is absent from our dialogues group -- but not from our thoughts are the users of real estate. is the corpor

let's get the latest from meteorologist chris warren, because, of course, broadway bill karins, oncet -- >> having another baby. >> fourth time he's used that excuse this year. oh, my wife's pregnant. you're like, dude, she can't be pregnant in august and november. chris, what are we looking at this weekend? >> we're looking at a bill storm, especially for the mid-atlantic. so if you are flying out of town, you have your choice of today or tomorrow, go today, go early. let's take a look at the airport delays, we're not seeing any, but i can bet these airplanes will be a different color later on today and tomorrow because of that right there. take a look at the east coast. big storl bringing a lot of rain to the south. it will bring a lot of snow to the mid-atlantic. already winter weather advisories, winter weather warnings. and that purplish pink color there, winter warnings tonight for parts of new jersey and delaware. wind and heavy snow. look at this, pink indicates 6 to 12 inches. the purple, more than a foot. some areas, including washington, d.c., could be upwards around 2 fee

we get to stay another night in the city, maybe catch a broadway show, so that should be fun. >> reporter: southwest, now the nation's top domestic care yes, grounded most of its thursday flights out of philadelphia and expects friday delays and cancellations in airports from baltimore to buffalo. there have been a record 13,000 cancellations between february 5th and 10th, most because of the last two big northeast snowstorms. some good news, thursday the airlines announced they would waive change fees for those who want to shift their tickets to a different day to avoid the bad weather. little help for people like marcia kaufman, she was trying to get her son to orientation he university of michigan. >> our appointment was tomorrow. we'll have to reschedule our hotel, our appointment with the university. >> reporter: the ripple if ekt will strand passengers across the northeast from maifrn into canada. all in all, a good day to stay home. now, all of the airports around new york are technically open, but supposed to snow all day, of course, and so the chances, maggie that someone's fligh

as soon as i leave you guys i'm going to go meet with broadway presenters and talk about the summer.in, raleigh, houston, dallas, ft. worth. >> my goodness. the good news is that you have your son with you. he's in the cast? >> i do. >> he's 14 now? >> the cast is watching. >> how adorable. >> how adorable is he? >> i have to send a message. >> he looks like such a good combination. >> he does. the message to cast is p. dogs, we rule, prairie dogs and the message to the girl wholays laura is meeps. long story. and i have a very, very tall handsome co-star, who actually begged me to give you a kiss on the lips from him. no offense. >> who is he? where is he? >> he's in toronto. >> no, where is he on the screen? which one is he? point him out. >> that's not him. rival standing back there. >> she loves the -- >> big old kiss on the lips. >> well, we'll wait for the commercial break for that. but we are so happy to see you. we wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> hopefully, we'll see you maybe on broadway one of these days. >> i would hope this summer that that's where we will be. >>

you've got broadway on the left and seventh avenue on the right.e to be a lousy day throughout the northeast. take a look. there you get a mix of rain and sleet and snow, heavy at times right now through portions of new england. let's go ahead and move on to the next map and i'll show you what kind of a day we've got in store. as we move in, look at that. snow all the way from the chesapeake right up through portions of the great state of maine. look at these snow depths. north blenheim, new york, 30 inches. west milford, new jersey, 18. binghamton, new york, 16 and in central park, almost 10 inches. that was as of 1:00 in the morning. i would bet by the time it's all done, new york city will have delivered one inch of snow to the new york city children to go sledding on later today if the mayor calls things off. >> absolutely. and he doesn't like doing that. >> he doesn't. he did call it off. this just in. fox news alert. >> we don't have to go. >> thank goodness. >> let's give a couple of headlines for this friday. new video into the fox newsroom