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be in the bahamas. mentally mentally be in the bahamas. sha sha slogan is work. but your what to wear forecast parka, gloves hat, thick sock, everything you have to try to stay warm. current temperatures at 11 but look at the wind gate whizzing around in the wind. our current windchill here at woodbridge is at minus 2. so it is a cold start outside first thing this morning. just sent out a tweet with as many freezing consonsantas that i could put in it. chance the snow finally coming our way. that's up in a few minutes. >>> i want to be in the bahamas. but i don't know how to get there. >>> 6:17. if you're dreading these frigid temperatures today like we are, just think about how your pets might feel when they're outside. here are tips to keep them safe and warm. keep them indoors except for exercise especially in these dangerously cold conditions. they have to stay outside they should have a dry dog house or some sort of enclosure bringing enough to lie down in, but small enough to keep the body heat in. be mindful of street salt it can irritate their feet. and

. >> jones played high school ball in maryland but born in the bahamas bahamas. she's believed to be of one three players to get a scholarship right out of high school in the bahamas. >>> in the bahamas, there's not a lot of people will get to see you play. to be able to come over and get better play. >> at g.w. robert burton, abc 7 sports. >> all right. one week from today the nationals pitchers and catchers will report to spring training. let me take you to the camp in arizona. lou dunlap is the batter. when he took a ball four high and tight, he went after the pitcher sort of. the ump held him back. sort of. and lou then went to first. lou dunlap won the m.v.p. award for the camp. he also was the award, look at him, 88 years old taking umbrage. he was going after the pitcher. 88 years old. you know doug went to that fantasy camp. >> went to high school o >> trending now, facebook is giving its members more options to decide what happens to their accounts after they die. the social networking site says it will let users pick someone to manage their accounts pos

it left baltimore on january 24th heading to the bahamas.they came back after many people said they felt sick to their stomach. they felt symptoms thought to be caused by norovirus. in an ironic twist, a woman says she got a discount on this cruise after coming down with norovirus on another royal caribbean cruise last february. >> chris christie made a high profile trip and he's now dealing with backlash. >> it depends on what the vaccine is the disease type is and all of the rest. i didn't say i'm leaving the option, i'm saying we have to have a balance. >> he said that parents should have some choice about vaccinating their children. he clarifying that he believes children should be vaccinated for measles. president obama told nbc news that all parents should have their kids vaccinated for the disease. a measles vaccination and booster are requirements for children before they attend schools in pennsylvania, new jersey, or delaware. we spoke to one official today who says there are always public safety concerns when it comes to vaccines.

tienes que salir te aconsejo que elijas el vestido de galilea montijo si te vas a casar como en las bahamasmpacto.com y se lo mandamos a la casa creo que anoche se pasaron de blanco. >> a mÍ me encanta el blanco. el color cremita. >> jacqueline bracamontes es una boda en polanco. yo ya se lo dije que era un poco hombre vestido de novia, me consultÓ pero no me hizo caso pero no pasa nada. vamos a nominar unos reyes. hay gente que es independiente y que realmente nos quieren encajar en los moldes. osmel que vino como para boxear con unos diamantes se lo damos y a la reina indiscutible que es alejandra no le funcionÓ para su cuerpo el vestido pero es que alejandra se le permite todo. yo como crÍtica creo que como estÁn tan bajos los diseÑos la hace en base muy baja pero la queremos como es. ayer tuve el honor de presentar al final y voy a contar lo que para mÍ fue eso. nunca sueÑo porque no soy soÑador, porque soy muy realista pero hace cuatro aÑos la primera vez que fui a premios lo nuestro dije "oh, por dios! cuÁndo yo podrÉ presentar un premio" se me hizo realidad, estoy muy orgulloso de to

tuvimos que sobrevivir 4 dÍas para documentar lo que habÍan divido unos nÁufragos en los cayos de las bahamass solo 9. >> para comprender su experiencia, nos alimentamos igual que ellos con caracoles pegados a las rocas y hasta pÁjaros que defendÍan sus nidos. >> vivimos una experiencia increÍble desgraciadamente muy triste tanto es asÍ que emociono en este momento de saber que las familias cubanas han vivido ese tipo de experiencias. >> experiencias que me ayudaron a madurar y crecer como profesional. son momentos en los que fui periodismo testigo de la historiallevando la noticia a toda esta comunidad que nos ve con tanto cariÑo, fue emocionante esa etapa en mi vida progresamos. >> para todos porque todos crecimos aquÍ en el canal 23, ellos que estÁn con nosotros nos han acompaÑado por muchos aÑos. >> oh sÍ. >> anÉcdotas de ellos son maravillosas. >> saben mÁs que nosotros mismos. >> y nostÁlgico revivir esos momentos. >> sÍ, te recuerdas la experiencia del momento te emociona, es parte de tu historia y de tu trabajo periodÍstico. >> para muchos aÑos mÁs de carrera y muchas mÁs historias ta

and from the bahamas -- the bahamas, we need to go to atul's house. morning. you're in the loop and i am betty liu. we are 90 minutes away from the opening bell. we start with nouriel roubini. his take on central-bank policy is going to be for almost nothing if we do not get demand up globally. one of the biggest power companies in the united states out with their earnings this morning. what the ceo sees in consumer demand and business demand and why their power plant is being delayed again to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. what does that mean for nuclear energy in the united states? a big takeover in the office supply business. staples has agreed to buy office depot in a deal valued at $6.3 billion. investors pushed for the deal. shares of disney up almost 4% of premarket trade. the movie "frozen post quote get some of the credit.

huge in the bahamas.to that airport there, and i think this is actually a geopolitical risk for the united states. and so the president's doing the right thing by getting into cuba. you have to also remember with the decline in oil, venezuela's been crippled, they can no longer feed the cubans. and i was in cuba in december 2012. if you want to see a failed socialist experiment, go to cuba. 54 years, 11 million people basically out of work. charles: are you talking connecting the dots toss a redo of the bay of pigs kind of thing? a military existence right off our shores? >> i think what you have to understand about the chinese if you know their culture, they move slowly. they don't feel they knead to go to war -- they need to go to war i, , they feel they buy it and acquire it. charles: jim, you met some people who feel the exact opposite. >> right. i was sitting next to a dinner partner who was in the bay bay f pigs and served three years in a cuban jail. they don't want relations until this regime is g

three nights to the bahamas.ou are staying at the and only ocean club in the bahamas. >> oh, my gosh. >> congratulations. this is for you. dennis your wife sent in your picture and said all she wants to do is give you a beach vacation. did you know anything about it? >> no. >> how long would it take you to pack? >> we are ready. >> we are ready now. >> she said we love the snow. she's from buffalo. >> imagine you guys are in the bahamas. what's the first thing you want to do? >> sit on the beach for hours. >> you bringing a baby-sitter? the kids are going with you. we are sending you with the whole family. >> will you baby-sit? >> dylan, $25 an hour. say yes. >> yes, i'll baby-sit. i don't know what i just agreed to. this is just day one. we are doing another one tomorrow and another friday. we are giving out beach vacations to people who deserve it and are sick of the winter. i don't know if she is sick of winter or we scared her. >> on saturday we should do another one and send to you a warm location as well af

tiene idea que puede hacer con tantos millones podrÍan comprar un pequeÑo aviÓn y aterrizar en las bahamasontigo. >> para despedirnos. >> muchas gracias. >> para siempre. >> (risas) muchas gracias nos >> quiero la custodia de mi sobrino, que no es hijo de ella, ella lo tiene secuestrado, ella fue mujer de mi hermano... >> y hace dos meses matan a tu hermano. >> porque ella tenÍa una pareja muy peligrosa en puerto rico. >> pero yo nunca dije nada porque yo no soy [bip] doctora. >> ¿quiÉn es la mamÁ del niÑito este que estÁ aquÍ? dr. gonzÁlez: ese bebe estÁ muerto. >> ¡ay! >> abierta de patas, desnuda y mi esposo le estaba haciendo sexo oral. >> pero eso fue idea de el seÑor, yo lo Único que hice fue donar mi riÑÓn a cambio de que pierda mi virginidad. >> yo no puedo vivir en el mismo techo donde una mujerzuela como

that would be a fun group to go to the bahamas with. >> i don't think the bahamas is ready for them.iends. >> reporter: we will. >> we'll have another "hot ticket" surprise tomorrow on "today." meanwhile, we're back in 15 seconds. >>> we're back with more of our exclusive interview with robin williams' daughter, zell da. what she's doing to honor her father's legacy and she had more to say about the painful loss of her father. kate snow is with us once again. hey, kate, good morning. the last thing robin williams ever posted on social media was a baby picture of his daughter zelda. they were very close, and now she has a permanent reminder of her dad with her every single day. >> it gets a lot of attention. >> reporter: after her father's death, zelda tattooed a hummingbird on her right hand because she wanted to see it every day. >> i like hummingbirds. they're fun and flighty and strange. it's hard to keep them in one place. and dad was a bit like that. you'd number a conversation and one moment was impossible with him. >> want to play with daddy? want to play with daddy! look at t

months since shannon mohr's death, her husband, david davis, sold his michigan farm and moved to the bahamase he lived on his sailboat with his new girlfriend. davis was waiting for the conclusion of shannon's investigation so that he could collect the $330,000 from her life insurance policies. although the autopsy was consistent with davis' version of her death, the crime scene wasn't. davis said he and shannon were riding back to their farm when shannon's horse bucked, threw her to the ground, and her head hit a rock. but the rock she hit was the only one within 100 yards. for some unexplained reason, shannon's blouse was unbuttoned and her shoes were removed and placed a few yards away. the grass was matted around the body. police wondered whether davis might have injected shannon with some kind of paralyzing agent like succinylcholine before her death. there was no known test to identify succinylcholine. but local scientists heard about a new test developed in sweden which was having some success finding succinylcholine, even in embalmed tissue. two doctors took the tissues to the caroli

. >> reporter: specifically the bahamas for pamela little.e people told me they would invest the millions buy a house, retire take care of family. >> i have 14 grandchildren and i'm sure they're all headed to some sort of college education, and i have two great grandsons. i would set up a fund to take care of their educations for the rest of their time. >> reporter: if you won the powerball, would you stay at your job? >> i would quit. >> reporter: have you bought a ticket yet? >> no. >> reporter: are you going to buy a ticket? >> yes. i'm going to get some gas and i'll go get me a ticket. >> reporter: the powerball machine behind me here is now fixed. what would you do with almost $320 million? if you took the cash you would take away a cool $220 million. reporting live in lower marion county, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> keith, we know you would stay on your job because you're so good at it and you love it. >>> a south jersey woman said she won $50,000 at a scratchoff lottery game but the lottery said not so fast. the new jersey lottery say

the ship left headed for the bahamas and came back to baltimore yesterday after a lot of people on boardck to their stomach. here's video of the ship returning to port yesterday. royal caribbean says in all 200 passengers and 9 crew members reported symptoms. some passengers were sick for three days, but here's the twist for one woman. a woman from sea isle city tells nbc 10 she got a discount on this cruise after coming down with norovirus on another royal caribbean cruise last february. sometimes you just have to learn a lesson. >> i don't think she'll be going to any more crews any time soon. >> if you wonder why this happens on cruise ships, that i say over half the flu-born outbreaks outbreaks are from what you eat. that's what happens. >>> you are watching "nbc 10 news" to the at 6:00 a.m. that starts right now. >> we are following two breaking news stories this morning. first a jackknifed tractor-trailer and fuel spill shuts down the eastbound side of route 22 in lehigh county. here's a live picture of it. a crew is on the way to the scene. here are details on how to get around it

they left baltimore, maryland and left for the bahamas but returned after many fell sick to their stomachs. this is video of the ship reporting to port yesterday. in all 200 passengers and 9 crew members were sick for about three days. and in an ironic twist here or cruel twist, a woman from sea isle city says she got a discount on the cruise after coming down with norovirus on another caribbean cruise last february. >> yeah, that hurts. >>> 4:47. the washington navy yard building that was the scene of a deadly mass shooting is back open. hundreds of workers went back into the building for the first time yesterday. it's been closed for renovations since september 2013 when 12 people were killed there. the gunman aaron alexis was killed by police. more workers will move in over the next few weeks. >>> 4:48 now. the snowstorm in boston is delaying the boston bombing trial. more than a foot of snow is keeping lawyers from picking a jury against dzhokhar tsarnaev. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> the skies are clearing out and temperatures are falling. and the winds are fortun

>> i am going to the bahamas. >> dylan, you didn't know brian was up there, did you?ow how you are going to react. i can't thank you enough. this is amazing. >> it's a long way for you guys so congratulations. >> thank you very much for coming up here and giving me this. this has been -- really nice. >> definitely. we'll have a lot of fun. i can hear the margarita machine now. >> for bombay and tonic. >> nice. >> weather humor. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a turn now to tell you about dramatic tales of survival. passengers who were on the costa concordia ship when it ran aground are speaking out three years later. josh elliott has that story for us this mo. good morning. >> good morning to you savannah. 32 people died in the horrible hours afterward, and because of that the ship's captain was sentenced to 16 years in prison for a variety of charge including negligence and multiple manslaughter. now, though six people who lived through that terrible night are sharing their tales of survival. it was what many had hoped it would be a floating fantasy. as the more than 4,

i grew up in the bahamas. we lived on a little island, and we had our well here and then we had our septic tank here. and that proximity i always found kind of fascinating. and i'd spent most of my time out of doors. there weren't a lot of indoor distractions -- very few movie theaters, no shopping malls. so we spent our fridays and saturdays on sailboats in the ocean. and then we'd get home to shower, and the water would be off 'cause we only had water from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 in the afternoon. so, we had very limited freshwater and very abundant salt water. and i just got interested in water resources thinking about that dichotomy. right now, most of the field work i'm involved in is in the suwannee river basin in florida. narrator: a basin is a geographic region that contributes all of its surface water to a river system. this map shows the area from which the suwannee river gets its water. dr. graham: and the suwannee river basin is one of the largest unregulated rivers left in the u.s. it's not interrupted

we are picking viewers to hop on a flight to the beautiful one and only ocean club in the bahamas.erty. i have been there. >> head to today.com and tell us why you deserve an escape to warmer weather and take a weather man who is from the bahamas with you. you have until 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. >> we have a volunteer. >> i wouldn't normally, but my father is from the bahamas. i should be going with you to give you a tour that only i can give you. >> i would like to go too. >> not so much for you. >> come on. >> let's get a check of the top stories. chanel jones is in for natalie this morning. >> cold is gripping much of the country from minnesota to tennessee to virginia. temperatures are 30 degrees below normal. al's forecast is coming up. >> speaks at the white house summit on violent extremism and how to fight it. this morning in a piece in the l.a. times, he said we must stay united against violent extremism. isis launched a new wave of attacks and the heavy fighting dragged on for hours before the attackers were back. >> today is ash wednesday and big crowds are being obse

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dylan is ready to hand out our next hot ticket to the bahamas. >> we look forward to that.k at crime that has fascinated many people. the 1996 murder of 6-year-old jon benefit faye ramsay. the former police chief is shedding new light and questions about the case. here's nbc's halle jackson. >> reporter: it's a crime scene few could forget the house where 6-year-old jonbenet ramsay was found strangled 18 years ago. but that scene may have been mishandled according to the police chief who writes in an online q & a. we also did a poor job of protecting the crime scene. it was sort of like a perfect storm that day that set things off in the wrong direction. he took over the investigation nine months after ramsay was discovered dead in her parents' basement. no one has been convicted and the crucial piece of everyday is the dna on her clothes. the location of the foreign dna is significant, he writes this could very likely be the person who killed jonbenet. >> i believe in saying that help is really saying you can't prosecute anybody else certainly until you could explain whose

si te vas a casar como en las bahamas, barbie, te aconsejo que elijas el vestido de la mujer de marc.olanco divina de clase. ese es el vestido que te deberÍas deponer. ya le dije que me parecÍa un vestido muy de novia. >> te consultÓ? >> sÍ, pero no me escuchÓ. ahora vamos a nominar a unos reyes que son independientes y quieren ser diferentes. osmel sino como para boxear, y a la reina indiscutible que es alejandra. no le funcionÓ para su cuerpo el vestido pero es que alejandro se permite todo. yo para aprender un poco creo que como estÁ tan bajitos los diseÑos le hacen verse muy bajita tendrÍa que estar como mÁs alto. pero la queremos como es. la primera que me encantÓ porque tengo una pequeÑa pero la que me encantÓ ese aileen derbez. ese pelo estÁ un poco tieso, esos volÚmenes altos de hacer arte mayor no hubiera fascinado mÁs youtube apostÓ mÁs tirante, pero es el primero que vi diferente. me dio la sensaciÓn de plumas. te gusta? >> sÍ. >> te gusta o te parece la alfombra de tu casa? la segunda que me gustÓ dana garcÍa. no aportan nada a la moda. >> es tu amiga. >> la vÍa elegante,

let's just forget all of this non-sense and go live on an island somewhere in the bahamas.tart all over and come up with a secret language that only we understand. and hug each other all day long. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: great idea. thank you guys for doing that. i appreciate that. zucchini. that's how he does the alphabet, man. finally, you guys, l.a. is the home of two great universities. usc and ucla. [ cheers and applause ] usc, right? but then you also have ucla. [ cheers and applause ] it's hard to say which one is better, but i think one way to find out would be to have both schools' mascot come out and have a dance-off right here. right now. [ cheers and applause ] so ladies and gentlemen, give it up for usc's tommy trojan and ucla's joe bruin! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ nice. welcome, welcome, welcome. all right, guys. welcome. thank you. let's see what you've got. give them some tunes there, roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. they were both pretty good there. but i know another masco

. >>> bahama now issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. this the first day they can get licenses after u.s. supreme court said it would not stop marriages from beginning in the state. the forms which previously indicated spaces for bride and groom have been replaced with the term spouse and spouse. >>> people are digging out again in new england this morning. this is video from boston where the snow fell through the evening. it's still coming down right now. massachusetts governor charlie baker said the state expects to be dealing with 15 to 20 inches of snow by the time the latest storm comes to an end. >> at this point we're starting to worry a lot about roofs, which are now under tremendous stress as a result of the snow we've seen over the course of the past few days. >> governor baker said if you total up the amount of snow from the first two storms so far, it's enough to fill up the stadium 90 times. it's amazing. >>> some people outside of boston had an extra long trip to work after their train got stuck. you can see those commuters

he went right to the bahamas after last night's all-star game. >> there you go john. >> first time as the all-star starter, pretty good showing, too, last night at the madison square garden. 19 point, 7 assists, 3 rebound, 2 steals. lebron james making that look good. it was a busy weekend even without the skills challenge. wall played fourth with steph curry, did a kids clinic at a local school. >>> i like that one. >> i could watch it over and over. we all know what the best part was for wall right? >> my mom being here. actually my first all-star she couldn't be here because she was sick. it was great. the opportunity to be with other great players and jump around and enjoying time doing different things. we got a couple extra days that you have year to finish off the second half as long as possible. >> fairly long break this season. the wizards don't play until this friday. back at the verizon center facing lebron james and the cavs. >>> college hoops, new ap top 25 out, maryland back up three spots to 16 and uva holding steady at number two. cavs 2-0 last week despite scares from

who needs the bahamas. savannah? >> thank you. we need the bahamas for the record.omen can get ahead at work and she is partnering with nbc universal and taking the message on the road. this is your mission in life. know your value, women. it comes from a personal place. >> two places like writing the book and spreading the message and going on the road and going around the count radio tow get to women firsthand. i was fired and out of work for a year. i had no voice and no way to put it into words. it was so difficult getting back in and women need the cools even when their stock is down. i had a pay issue here. when i was paid a lot less than may male counterparts i worked to fix it and i made every mistake in the book. 40-year-old woman apologizing for asking for the right thing. literally self depricating and feeling guilty about talking about money. these are the mistakes we make. in the conferences and the events and we will go to philly d.c. orlando, boston chicago and do hands on workshops with women, giving advice as to how to communicate their value. you h

it's cold, it's snowing and it's still windy, but other than that it's really pretty much like the bahamasn the winds are 20-30 miles-per-hour. making it feel a whole lot colder in the midwest, zero degrees typically isn't enough for kids to get out of school and that wasn't the case today in chicago. classes were back in session. across the midwest, other places up north, you mentioned those places getting report lows. those kids were out of school. here that's not the case. but here in chicago folks are preparing for a bit of a heatup tomorrow. we'll get some springtime weather in chicago with temperatures right around freezings. just before they drop back down to single digits next week. >> like everything else we have been discussing throughout the hour everything is vladimir putin's fault, everything. and now we know the record-breaking cold is coming from? vladimir putin. >> reporter: yeah. straight from sigh beerarch across the -- siberia and across the north pole and down here, making us appreciate any temperature before sear rove degrees, and it's going to be continuing and folks

the couple was aboard a ship when it left for bahamas on january 24th.hey came back yesterday after many said they felt sick to their stomach. >> ted greenberg spoke with a pair of passengers who took a trip on the sick ship. >> our last cruise was horrible. >> reporter: edward wanted to be done with cruising after the first time. >> the only reason i went again, because my wife said what's the odds? >> reporter: well, he and barbara ferguson found out when nearly 200 passengers on royal caribbean's grandeur of the sea got sick with what's believed to be noro virus. >> it's awful. >> reporter: the same ailment she and many others contracted on a royal caribbean cruise this time last year. >> we thought, well, we're go again, use our voucher, have a good time and, wham we were all in some kind of a shock that this could happen two times in a row. >> reporter: the couple is now back in their dennis township home after the boat returned to baltimore a day early yesterday. although the cruise line says that was because of an unrelated medical emergency. >> e

coming to key west other boats were going beyond this island, a little island up between cuba and the bahamasand the boats were going and they would fly the cuban flag to know they were friendlies and the mother boat would meet boats from the united states on the other side of the island and shipping drugs to the united states. later on there was an organization that was established by the department of the ministry in cuba that was called mc for marijuana cocaine. huge operation. eventually cuba became threatened its selves when the soviet bloc broke up and there was no more money and no one to support them was when they tried to look at these drugs in cuba. but that plan which perez laid out in the very beginning when we discussed what was happening and plan p for basically upsetting the cuban community and creating as much difficulty in the united states as they possibly could. on april 14th, finally carter established a blockade. he tried to establish an air lift. castro refused the air lift. that's when he established the blockade. well the second round of flow till la started in july. t

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the grandeur of the seas left baltimore on january 24th, heading to the bahamas. the ship came back to baltimore yesterday, a day early, after many on board say they felt sick to their stomachs. this is video of the ship returning to port yesterday. royal caribbean says in all nearly 200 passengers and nine crew members reported symptoms. some passengers say they were sick for about three days. and in an ironic twist, a woman from sea aisleisle city says she got a discount on this cruise after coming down with norovirus on at cruise last february. >>> one of the most talked about features of this year's super bowl. this morning, we're learning more about the giant lion that katy perry rode on to the field. find out how it was created and how it was operated coming up. >> that was pretty amazing. we'll have a bit of a warmup this week. but then another bitter blast is going to arrive. i'll show you when in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> here is a live look at philadelphia museum of art in center city. if you're headed there anytime s

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. >> doesn't the bahamas sound good right about onnow? >> we'll see you guys in ten minutes. >> you got it. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the islands sound great, except fenwick island in delaware has an inch and a half on the ground. selby closing in on an inch. it is going to be snowing most of the morning in delaware and south jersey. tracking snow into pennsylvania as well. the heaviest snowfall will be in delaware and south jersey. and it will be out of here for this afternoon. we'll be drying out. but by then, the snow will be on the ground. snow snowfalling right now in wilmington. 28 degrees. trenton is waiting with clouds and 25. certainly cold enough. the poconos could see light snow there. right now the snowiest scene is this. this is a live view from cape may from the marquee to lafayette hotel. still waiting to see snowflakes in south philly. right now it is pushing into south philadelphia. it is steady, though, in delaware and south jersey just as expected. this is where we're goi

>> i know, maybe miami or the bahamas or something? >> there you go. we'll try and hook that up. >> i know some people, man i'll make a call. buddy, we appreciate all you do for us. >> sixty-three here's kate. >> i all of our reporters that have been battling this cold to tell us what it is like outside, so grateful to you. we know it is hard workment storm scan3, quiet for now storm looming on the horizon that will move if later on tonight, but there are already winder storm warnings, and winter weather advisory posted across basically the entire mid-atlantic then back to the mid mississippi valley. we included in that. how much are we talking? later on tonight, three to 6 inches in philadelphia. the further north you go, those totals are basically cut in half. you can easily pick up half foot here. notice through atlantic, cape may, portions every cumberland central and southern delaware, yes half foot of snow out of this, it is all snow this time. just simply too cold. we've got nice cold air to set the stage for this storm to bring us strictly snow

they headed outside into the dark open ocean waters that lead to the bahamas, a hotbed of smuggling.hey idled and doused their running lights. >> it was a beautiful night. the ocean was calm. we had the engine shut off and we were listening for any boats that might be in our area. so, i hear this boat comin' out. and through night vision goggles, i could see that there were two people onboard. the two people on board were in dark clothing, goggles, bandanas around their heads. >> it was around 11:00. stellhorn and his crew running dark tailed the boat surreptitiously, but, quickly, the element of surprise was lost. >> i watch the passenger turn around, and he spots us, i think. i tell one of my crew members, "light 'em up with a spotlight." as soon as he lights up the boat, i notice the passenger roll a large duffle bag off the side of the boat. the chase is on. we think we have a narcotics case, a smuggling case that went bad, and at some point they just stop their boat, and both of 'em put their hands straight up in the air. >> the two were zipped-up during the questioning that fol

that's what investigators say what was likely to blame in a deadly small plane crash in the bahamas. prominent christian minister and eight others died when their plane went down during stormy weather in november. todayé(é9ñ the island civil aviation department said it concluded its probe into the crash. investigators found poor decision making of the crew as they attempted to descend without seeing the runway as the probable cause. >>> trains carrying crude oil or ethanol will derail on average ten times a year over the next 20 years. that's according to a new department of transportation study. there have been calls for improvements within the industry after last week's fiery derailment of an oil train in west virginia. investigators are still working to determine what caused that derailment. >>> well neighbors and colleagues are stunned after learning a retired new york city police officer may be responsible for a murder-suicide. glen hochman and his two teenaged daughters were found dead inside their west chester county home yesterday afternoon. police have given no possible moti

there was a fire in the same ship two years ago off the bahamas. >>> if your teenagers are having troublegy maybe to blame. more evidence now. between tablets, smartphones and tvs teens are spending more time than ever staring at screens. researchers in europe found the longer a teen spends on screen time during the day the worse their sleep experience is likely to be. that includes taking longer to fall asleep as much as an hour in some cases and getting less sleep could lead to health problems later in life. >> they are saying based on research kids are getting 6 1/2 hours of sleep because of these devices. >> awesome. >> awesome. >> 6 1/2 hours. >> based on the two i get. >> we get it. you are supposed to get enough sleep. >> they are kids. >> kids are busier than ever these days. >> they really are. you wonder why they are not paying attention and listening to you because you don't sleep you don't pay attention to people. >> then we tell them they need this technology for school and out of school for snow days go home and get on your tablet and log in. we tell them to use it and now w

new york for example, no new york there's no direct flights travel through canada or mexico or the bahamaswe show that information. >> how expensive is it? >> still quite expensive. i was looking for a flight from jfk. if you connect through cancun it's about $1100. >> so high. >> a lot of inquiries coming in about cuba travel? >> we're not seeing bookings because we don't provide the booking capability but the consumer interest is there. >> how big, compared to another market, how big could it be? auto could it be as big as show nice mexico? >> it's hard to say, carl. there's about 300 hotels in havana and as many hotels in orlando. could cuba be the size of an orlando travel market, perhaps? >> it has great historical residence. you can do a beach vacation and havana, so many sights to see there. >> it's definitely an interesting travel destination. i haven't been there personally but on my list of to dos. >> on the price, $1100, it sounds high, prices are high across the board. do you expect they are going to stay high even though the airlines are saving big? >> well airfare prices are

. >> zucchini let's forget this nonsense and live on an island somewhere in the bahamas.e up with a secret language that only we understand and hug each other all day long. >> well, that is good news you can use. >> i don't know about that last one is funny. welcome back to "morning joe." mike barnicle and sam stein are still with us. >> good hair. >> he can read anything right? >> it was. it was. >> all right. let's get to the news. we have a lot to cover this hour. jordan topping the news here. not backing down in its efforts to take the fight to islamic state militants. the country unleashed a new round of air strikes in syria following the apparent burning death of jordanian pilot. jordan's army says this is just the beginning. it was a moving scene as jordan's king abdullah met with the pilot's family and embraced his father. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: jordan struck back hard. dozens of f-16s hit isis weapons supply centers in syria. the gun camera video showed on jordan state tv and facebook page with patriotic music