roads are already snow covered. you can't travel during the morning hour especially from the city south. the brunt, the blizzard if 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the early arrival tonight but then the early departure as we go through tomorrow evening. so now up to 12 to 18-inches for all of new york city and long island. highest amounts south and west of new york city. could exceed 20-inches. lower amounts to the south. here's the new snowfall map. it's got much of new jersey in 12 to 18. locally 20 right in this area here. 12 to 18 new york city, long island, coastal connecticut. maybe extreme lower new jersey. north of i80 six to 12. and little to no snow as we get closer to the mountains. we will get you hour by hour and we'll get you through the night. bill, sade back to you for now. >>> now to our reports outside. we're going to begin in the southern part of new jersey. the jersey shore still fragile and they're worried about erosion and huge waves and wind reports. anthony johnson with that part of our coverage. anth

in case you can't tell already. be sure to stay with us all week long. >> . >> the department of corrections now saying one of their employees was involved. thanks again for staying with us this evening. >> . all this comes adds attorneys representing both motorcycle clubs believe to be involved are speaking out. >> telling us what led to the >> tammy vigil has the new developments. >> . vendors clean up in clear out of the vast national western complex. a day early. >> the city shutting down the motorcycle expo. after witnesses say rival motorcycle clubs got into a fight that escalated into murder. >> there were two shots fired. on the stairs. and then they came down. there was running down the hall way. and one of the guys turned around. right here. two more shots. >> one man died and 7 others hurt. and no arrests. even though we saw this man. wearing an iron order jacket. hauled off in handcuffs. a lot of members of the iron order club are with law enforcement. >> . we have not verified absolutely that law enforc

the water in a particular recipient, you are already in a vulnerable situation, you have already identifiedch are the women who need the most help. making a statement, making an effort to get to those women, in el salvador, where the situation is even more difficult, i think there is a matter of lifting laws which is not something that will take that much time. actually in a public emergency like this, a presidential decree that will allow women to terminate their pregnancy twh case owhenthe case of honduras s something that can be done very easy and will help us, in a sense to close the inequality gap among women a little bit. >> i want to thank my guests, paula avila, gisele carano, and josh michaud, i'm ray suarez, thanks for watching, have a good night. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. victory lap. president obama celebrates the lower unemployment rate and criticizes republicans. >>> significant victory, julian assange claims victory. but the government disagrees. >>> tackling homelessness. san francisco's $5 billion super bowl city. and entertaine

regional rail already seeing delays. already seeing extra traffic on the roads.ity buses not running, 79 different bus routes none of them are running. suburban buses they are running. broad and market frankford line not running. septa trolleys 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36 not running. the 101, 102 norristown high speedline they are running. but when you take regional rails a an option already experiencing problem. the problems from the summer haven't been resolved. already seeing delays here. the wilmington newark line 10 minute delays, 21 minute delay already on the west trenton line train 313. paoli thorndale 11 minutes late. trenton 10 minutes late. look at the chestnut hill west a 40 minute delay right now. you've been outside waiting for the train for 40 minutes. if you're on train 812. so already seeing problems right now. this is new and just coming in and we're going to be here as this all evolves so we can see how to deal with it. you splay to use regional railing in a way you haven't before if you're able to get service and you're not talking about overcrowd

gio, thank you. >>> already, schools closed for nearly 2 million children in the already canceled. and tonight, in south carolina, in fact, they have reversed the direction of several lanes on some highways there to actually help families get out and quickly. meteorologist rob marciano is along i-26 in north charleston tonight. >> reporter: tonight, evacuations under way. along the south carolina coast, more than a quarter million people told to get out immediately. that number could grow as the storm gets closer. >> we want you to evacuate. we do not want you to stay. >> reporter: residents boarding up and sandbagging, gassing up and now heading for safer ground. for those without cars, a fleet of buses offering a ride for people like samira snyder. >> it's going to be super flooded, so, we decided to leave. >> reporter: traffic this morning, already bumper to bumper on interstate 26. the main artery out of charleston. then, this afternoon, the highway patrol blocking eastbound traffic. >> absolutely no one on the looking for. >> reporter: soon making the major interstate a one-wa

already tropical moisture making its way here. take a look at the satellite loop, some neighborhoods already under a hurricane watch. good morning, you're watching abc action news on this early wednesday. starting with traffic and weather together. >> some people calling and saying how can it be a hurricane watch. it's not even a tropical storm yet. >> it's not the current intensity, we're expecting to be a hurricane. basically this morning what i want to you know, nothing has changed for us. this is still going to be a big rain event for us. we've been talking about it for days. coastal flooding potential as we head through tomorrow as the stronger winds begin to move onshore the track shifted a little and we'll talk about the watches and warnings in a second, but still going to be talking about some very heavy rain which already started. we'll show that you on titan doppler radar. 35 mile-per-hour winds, so the thinking that this will intensify enough certainly to become a tropical storm but by the time it approaches thursday af

the accidents have turned deadly already. steve osunsami in atlanta on the driving and on the hundreds of flights cancelled already. >> reporter: tonight, the storm everyone's watching on the east coast is frightening. families in the south with tornado warnings and watches across texas, louisiana, and mississippi. >> we have two threats. the first, the chance of severe weather tonight. >> reporter: on the roads, people are getting hurt. in north carolina, several accident that put at least one driver in the hospital. wednesday night, two drivers die in crashes, and police don't think either were speeding. two counties are still furious that schools weren't closed after a bus nearly slid into a river. everyone is okay. >> it started to go sideways. >> reporter: the storms are already forcing airlines to scramble. 945 flights are cancelled tomorrow, and it could grow to 1,000. tonight, most of the major airlines are showing a little sympathy for passengers. delta is allowing them to change their tickets for free, or offering r

the ripple effect already wreaking havoc on the economy. british, january sneeze and for the first time in 30 years, the pound is at its lowest against the dollar. the brexit will no doubt impact decision 2016. presumptive republican nominee donald trump who happens to be in scott land for the opening of the new golf course issued that statement in part, the peechlt united king tomorrow have exercised the sacred right of all free people, they have declared their independence from the european union and have voted to reassert control over their own politics, borders and economy. we are waiting on reaction from democratic presumptive nominee hillary clinton. we'll be updating this story throughout the day as reaction to this historic moment continues to come into our newsroom. back to you. >>> there are several things to be aware of now that the vote is confirmed. the pound is losing a lot of value against the dollar, creating a very strong exchange rate. in other words, if you were planning to travel to england, now is the time to do and rea

snow already accumulating. predicted to be the biggest snowfall in 90 years. >> it has life and death implications. >> reporter: seven states have 2 million tons of salt to spread. such a serious storm, a run at grocery stores. cereal, pasta, vegetables, disappearing. hardware stores having a hard time keeping up. in pennsylvania -- >> it's been nonstop. since we opened our eyes. >> reporter: drivers topping off their tanks. >> you never know what's going to happen. so that's what i did. >> reporter: and flyers are fleeing as fast as they can. the philadelphia airport will shut down. >> can't wait to get out of town. >> reporter: either could this dallas-bound flight attendant in d.c. the massive morning crowds in d.c. disappeared by the afternoon at the airport. canceled through sunday. several other airports will shut down. more than two feet of snow now expected in some areas. but that's not all, according to wpvi philadelphia chief meterologist cecily tynan. >> in addition to the snow piling up, fierce wind

some downtown, newbo and czech village businesses are already making preparations of their own. yesterday, workers at the lion bridge brewing company in czech village cleared kegs out of the taproom. they are also putting all brewing on hold until further notice. as the river continue to rise, crews have put pumps in place in lower areas of the city. street barricades will likely go up along these streets today. upstream will push the cedar river in waterloo to a crest of 22 feet saturday afternoon - just above flood stage. city leaders are activating the fletcher avenue floodgates at black hawk creek. they could also close bridges, depending on flood forecasts. " "we're still below the record but we want to make sure that we're prepared for whatever is coming and that would be the second highest crest in the history of flooding on the cedar river in available at the city's public works building for anyone who needs them. overnight floyd county declared a state of emergency. the county's emergency management agency says they have received rain reports of 11 plus inches. police a

hesco barriers are already up in cedar rapids along the river. the plan is to deploy four thousand feet of those barriers with earthen levees and berms. the city is hoping that will protect cedar rapids for a crest of up to 26 feet. businesses and residents in the newbo district, czech village, the time check neighborhood, and downtown have also started taking precautions. the city engineer says cedar rapids learned a lot from the 2008 flood and feels better prepared. increased today, we had to change our plans a little bit, so we've been working all day to adapt those, the measures that we put in place. we did so we could add to those, so that's the part that we are working on currently. " mayor ron corbett said the original crest mayor ron corbett said the original crest prediction of 24-point-1 feet meant the flood could affect 389 commercial properties, and slightly more than 13-hundred residential properties. of course, that area has higherc a lot of issues can come up with your home after flooding, and not just from water in your basement.

it is already selling where you are.e washington, the farther west, the shenandoah valley, the allegheny, winter morning in place. not just snow. see four to six inches, but ice potential is there. washington, and already a picture shows us a place covered with snow. road treatment is almost ineffective. here are the exact picture of where that snow is right now. we are going to bring you to demons burg, columbia, and shady side. let me show you where i have seen reports in the general west and south. , fortfield, arlington washington, prince george's county, and for the southwest. doppler radar motion shows that growing a little more northward, soon. there is westward movement out of the snow shield. the main snow event is through the day tomorrow. let's look at the bigger picture is. snowfall transition, warmer air changes it to sleeping -- freezing rain. a lot to go on for the next two days. we will really break it down hour-by-hour. we of snow starting, and the latest forecast shows it well. earlynow continuing to mo

it is already hitting oregon.ocial media has an avalanche of pictures this morning, icy snowy conditions of the oregon area. most of these are around eugene, oregon. look at the icicles. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2 thursday, december 15. >> heavy rain flooding headed our way. we're talking about this and yesterday's rain caused a big problem in the north bay. >> the driver of that coca- cola delivery truck lost control on the slippery words. the truck slid off the road. and no one was hurt. the group came in and cleaned up the spill. the truck was towed away but that is a scary picture. >> slowdown. that is what everyone to do. >> for most of the morning unless you are in the north bay it is not dry. tonight it is going to be a whole different ballgame. someone to 2 inch plus months already from about sonoma county northward into mendocino in lake county. there could be isolated amounts especially up in the higher elevations in the russian river. gust up to 55. around like diamond over at mount dia

we've already have two crashes on 275 through the st. pete roosevelt is off to the side so not slowing things down too much. looks like cars are slowing down a little bit but still up to speed there. looks like the crash that we were watching here at 2nds avenue -- 22nd avenue south cleared moments ago. good news, but again the roads are slick. so give yourself extra time and slow down especially when you pass those flashing lights. we have a crash from overnight but it's having trouble clearing because it involves a semi leaking some fuel. so they are working to get this cleared roads because roads are dry here, u.s. 19 and tampa road but for the short term expect some delays westbound and southbound. we'll continue to watch this and i'll let you know on twitter and right here as soon as it clears. >>> as ivan and janelle watch the forecast and roads we know some people are on edge this morning. parts of the bay area under a hurricane and flood watch. >> one of the places is citrus county. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live

we're starting to see that changeover already happen in richmo richmond, already happening in blacksburg then it's going to be the trend as we continue into the afternoon and early evening. if you're at work right now watching me and if you want to get away and plan on leaving a little early, give it about 30 minutes if you're in the northern virginia area, about 30 to 45 minutes if you're in baltimore. wait until we start to see that little break in precipitation and then try to get on the area roadways. even though they are snow covered, i wouldn't suggest it, but if you need to get home, that's what you need to do. we already have two to three inches of snow, with ice on top of it. we'll give you the timeline in a few minutes. >>> to your health, teen boys who don't get enough sleep may be at risk for diabetes. researchers monitored sleep patterns in 700 children over time. f restorative sleep as they got older were more likely to develop an insulin resistance which can lead to type 2 diabetes. there was apparently no risk for girls. >>> so it turns out that talking in class might act

the precipitation is already outside. dew points are just way too low to support a whole lot of snow making its way all the way to the ground. there are scattered areas look at the snow back north of us into kentucky, west virginia,virginia, and that's what's coming our way. heading into tomorrow, first thing in the morning in charlotte, 28 is your temperature. we are probably looking at a winter mix. maybe not waking up to snow. you may see a few flakes very early in the morning before the sun comes up but mainly a winter mix is what we will be seeing. by the middle of your day, 32 is the temperature. we are likely back to just plain rain and that lasts into the afternoon hours. 37 is your afternoon high. so, after the morning commute, after the first part of your morning, we should be seeing mainly just rain. so, here's how things play out. high pressure is in place off to the east. around a high pressure system. so, already we are starting to see that wind coming out of the south. down to the south of us out to the wes

there are already special operation forces in iraq.hey could also be used for operations in libya, and of course, the u.s. already has considerable air power, conducting air strikes there, so they could use the same assets, but secretary ash carter has not ruled out additional u.s. military personnel in a support role. he just doesn't want them in a direct combat role. the kinds of operations they are talking about is in and out commando raids. richelle. >> all right. jamie thank you. >>> president obama is joining the calls for a bigger public health response to fight the zika virus. this virus transmitted by mosquitos is spreading across central and south america, and many doctors fear it is now headed to the u.s. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and press release prevention confirmed that residents of virginia and arkansas tested positive for the zika virus. it is spread through mosquito bites not person to person contact. it fist appeared in the americas in 2014 and has spread to 20 countries. the cdc has urged pregnant

we're already hearing from we're already more. we're already hearing from voters that they're waiting ?hours at some early voting center wouldn't happen again.early voting is supposed to make the voting process easier.but at chandler city hall -- and other early voting locations around the valley -- it took two to three hours for some voters to get through the lines.some just gave up and left.so the real question is so the real question is are we in for another voting fiasco tuesday like the one we say in the spring?maricopa county recorder helen purcell - - who took responsibility for again. some voters described how it was so unorganized at chandler city hall. one man says he didn't mind waiting for more than hourbecause he had the time. but some showed up on their lunch breakand skipped the whole process. right now we're at city right now we're at city phoenix.this is one of the many early voting locations that open at 8 a.m.the find the one nearest yougo to 12- news dot-com. ?? toss to morning juice ?? scare her staff, her gue

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so ing al with street flooding already. and thursday morning, more heavy showers and storms expected, again, as we watch this tropical system, likely make landfall, thursday afternoon into the evening. gustier winds possible thursday as well. especially for our northern counties. as far as rainfall is concerned, that's one of the biggest threat threats for this system. we're watching for that. hoping for th inches of rain. here's a look at one of our forecast models. the euro. what they're anticipating. if you live inland, a little less rain than closer toward the coast. but i think we could see numbers even higher than this, in isolated pockets. we could be seeing quite a bit of in in the tropics, a few systems we're watching. but of course, tropical depression 9 which will be impacting us we're watching closely. tropical depression 8. bringing rain to the carolinas. >>> here's the latest track. this is still from the 11:00 a.m. update. you can see landfall. of course we're on the wet side of this system, though. quickly m

is there a concern or is there already a diagnosis? is it i'm afraid or i'm seeing this now - it needs to be addressed.vo: she says the goal should be clarity.. and that sometimes storytelling helps make it more person an article you read or discuss what a friend and their family has done. we all want to age with dignity. it's common to be fearful of losing your faculties and ability to make those end of life choices. liz: whether you have an aging parent or you are the aging parent...it's important to discuss these important matters with loved ones sooner rather than later. for momseveryday, i'm liz hayes. yesterday a fire seriously damaged riley's caf on first avenue near downtown. the fire department has said it started in a ceiling fan in the kitchen, and burned through the roof of the building. the moose mcduffy's bar next door also sustained smoke damage. no one was injured. riley's owner richard pankey says he plans to re-open the caf in daisy's garage, which is another restaurant he owns on first avenue. pankey says the new loc

and lindsey already has her lindsey: yeah, my brother got them already. we are good to go. i'm hoping it can use the force get rid of some of this rain, because it will not nearly be as much fun for folks have enough to work. you don't want to take any work -- any longer to get to work. through 3:00 a.m. is when we will see the heaviest rain. this is when we could see a rumble or two of thunder. as we head into monday morning, we are talking on and off as we had through the commute. the commute in the morning look sick it may be ok. to the evening commute, we may not be as lucky. i want to show you where the rain is. a lot of read on here. even a bit of purple, which indicates heavy rainfall. you see red and orange yo severe weather. i'm not even tracking lightning with this. this does not have any thunder. it has the potential for maybe a rumble. let's zoom in. you can see the heaviest amount of rain is already past verona. that will be pushing its way this direction toward watertown. moving north and east about 35 miles per hour. it is already raining by you. 5-10 minutes

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let's talk about what it's already doing. we can see some of the video that has been coming p in from north carolina. the governor has declared a state of emergency in 33 counties. people there are bracing for the brunt of the storm as officials are asking everyone to be safe. we want this thing to move out of north carolina as quick as possible. we just hope that again we are over prepared and under women. let's take a look right now at florida, 250,000 people are without power there and we know that at least one person has died. the impact being so close to home as well. it looks like any labor day fun down the shore will be ending early as the storm moves in. in north wildwood we saw major flooding during winter storm jonas back in january. heavy equipment is beginning to arrive, utility vehicle also, evacuation trucks and some business owners have sandbags standing by waiting for flooding. they spent yesterday pulling the boats out of the weather. am marine official are waiting for today's forecast before deciding. i have

look at the winds already. we're already gusting over 40 coastline. so it is that wind that has prompted this blizzard warning here south of boston all the way down through the cape and the islands. this is through 7:00 this evening. outside of that, most of us under a winter storm warning. that goes through early tomorrow morning. stronger winds. in fact, the same winds close to 30 miles per hour blowing some of that heavier snow around. you can see the storm is a here. it's almost 500 miles away. typically a storm this far away would not be having such an impact on us. this is a very large storm so already we're seeing the outer bands of snow here creeping up here along the south coast. in the greater boston area points north ward you have a little bit of time here. i think the snow will continue to lift on in after 8:00 this morning conditions really start to deteriorate rapidly. by late morning we're not just snowing. the snow will be coming down hard. it's pretty intense. you can see these dark blue bands setting up right through midday or so. wi

this as thousands of flights are already canceled... and major airlines are now issuing travel waivers, so passengers can rebook and avoid getting stranded due to weather issues. mos says: "and were they easy to work with, the airline, to change the flight? yeah. they've gotten much better.' the national weather service calling this a potentially paralyzing storm... setting up to affect the mid appalachian region...to the mid atlantic...all the way up through new york city and southern new england. the system already delivering snow and ice to kentucky, tennessee and arkansas. nws: "it does have the potential to be an extremely dangerous storm...that could affect 50 million people." multiple deaths are already being blamed on the could be a blizzard...with heavy snow, winds, ice and flooding. thursday night states of emergency were in effect in five states...as well as the district of columbia.

the shooting was already found there. it happened at the mercury 3100 complex south of the campus off of the trail. detectives say when they arrived at the scene, they do not find anyone shot they did end up making a drug bust. people were arrested and two others were able to run away. investigators say they found the gun but no one was injured. the tone of police say he was attacked on sheridan road . witnesses say this all happened during a fight between several different people. he is now facing aggravated battery charges. dallas was listed in stable condition , atlas checked. now asking for a federal situation at sea leaving parts of the ship damaged and several passengers hurt. this is video from on board the anthem of the seas as it sailed from new jersey to port canaveral. at one point, the winds were estimated to be more than 100 mph the force of the storm damage the inside of the ship . senator nelson says they want to know why the course of the storm was even able to get like that. the crew started to turn aroun

already this morning david on the schuylkill expressway and this is time it's thanks to overnight construction going on here in both directions. it's overhead sign work between montgomery drive and the boulevard. they've been stopping all traffic from time to time overnight. right now the two right lanes are getting by on the westbound side. and traffic gets by on the shoulder on the eastbound side. as you can imagine, yeah, this is causing big delays and low speeds already just 4 miles per hour as you come east on the schuylkill away from city avenue. already this morning i'm saying use the kelly drive instead of the schuylkill expressway or even lancaster avenue. inbound mlk drive has been blocked for overnight construction but that should be reopening momentarily. this is also in the process of reopening. vine street expressway westbound is opened. eastbound we're still waiting on the ramp from the eastbound schuylkill to the eastbound vine but that should be back in business momentarily. and here on 95 southbound at academy overnight construction is gone so looking better in the great nort

residents have already lost power. states of emergency have been declared in florida, georgia, and south carolina. the wind and rain picked up near port st. lucie overnight but the potential storm surge is the main concern. dangerous storm surge could raise water levels by 11 feet in some coastal areas and producing devastating flooding. greg angel, of our west palm concern. what are conditions like this morning, greg? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. as you see just from our shot, a little bit of moving around. we are, right now, in the midst of hurricane force wind. we are now here in vero beach. in indian river county along the east coast. i want to show you behind me here. you see boats tied up here. this is part of the intracoastal. the boats are doing a little bit of bobbing. this is actually good because looking at the position of the storm out in the atlantic, w could of definitely gotten a more targeted hit from this storm and the damage could have been far worse. however, the concern is far from over. l

.>>> clear skies with temperatures already running warmer. no fog to be found locally, maybe down toward monterey. santa rosa is 7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, concord six, oakland and hayward five, so you get the idea. warmer temperatures compared the yesterday already, and a lot of moisture is in the air. a lot of this is slamming into arizona, and we will have more on that. it will be busy with training and flooding. clear skies for us, and fog flirting around the monterey bay, 40s, 50s and 60s, and it will not take long before we warm up. low 60s around concord, then feel as well, and a little bit cool for some. the coast is clear, 70s and 80s, 90s for many. we have a cooldown tomorrow, and we will discuss that coming up. >>> looking at slow traffic, and this is pretty much the heart of the commute. coming up to the bay bridge, backed up to the maze with metering lights on, traffic backed up for a 20 minute delay. also looking at a commute on interstate 880 that is moderately heavy. slow traffic on some parts of 8080 already but not

have already passed away. but as fox's tracy jacim reports... their families have been waiting for *justice to finally be served. 3 (mayor loucks at podium @ 10:59:43-:53)("this resolution encourages governor scott to exonerate....known as the groveland 4.") in front of a good-sized crowd that included family members of the four men who were accused of raping a white woman in the small lake county town of groveland in 1949, groveland mayor tim loucks signed a proclamation urging they be supreme court overturned their convictions by an all white jury in 1951 based on a lack of physical evidence, but before retrials could happen two of the accused were shot and killed, one by the then sheriff...a third, walter irvin was also shot by the sheriff but survived a critical wound long enough to tell authorities who shot him. the fourth man was sentenced to life. the case has been written about and now a movie may be made. (sot mayor tim loucks/groveland @ 10:43:50-10:44:01) ("we felt if we began this legislation on the local level, then the legislature,

we're already seeing the rain coming down. it will get heavier as we go into the later morning hours and early afternoon. you can see now where that rain is pouring in northern sonoma county and moving towards santa rosa at this point and some light rain just south of there. it's already making the ground wet, and we will have the potential for some street flooding as this continues to move slowly to the south. and we will see some pockets of very heavy rain, gusty winds. at times gusting close to 50 miles an hour, so that could down some trees and power lines, something we'll be watching throughout the morning and early afternoon. as we head over to mike, chp will be busy today. >> they've been prepping since yesterday -- actually we've been prepping for a good number of days. so far the roadways are moving well. we'll watch as the build continues on highway 17. late in december we tend to see a lighter commute. we should see a good opportunity for you to slow it down. fog registering along the coast as well. instead of drivi

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wildfires already burning out of control. hundreds evacuated. >>> and the explosion at a gas station. the driver's clothes set on fire. authorities now asking, was it static electricity? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking developments after the terror in orlando. the president and vice president traveling to orlando today to meet with the families. we hear from the president just as we also hear from someone else. the owner of a gun store who says they called the fbi weeks before the massacre. they're now convinced the man they were concerned about was omar mateen. tonight, they say, the fbi did not visit their store. also this evening, new cell phone video from during the attack. people huddling in a bathroom stall, crying. comforting the injured in that bathroom and each other, and trying to stay hidden. tonight, president obama saying the country must act, saying the families there in orlando asking him today, why does this keep happening? in addressing the nation late this afternoon, the president pointi

or may already be occurring. we just saw nate rogers down in cumberland county, where we dangerous situation for some folks in cumberland county, some of the areas that had heavy rain, at the end of last week, are dealing with that heavy rain again today. so it is already saturated ground and can't hold on to that much water here. so in addition to the rain, we have the wind and the wind advisories in effect for the counties highlighted in that tan color there, and that is for gusts up to 45 miles an hour. and as of the last hour, or so, a high wind warning, it was issued for the counties in advisory. meaning gusts up to 60 miles an hour. are possible. and in some of those locations. so there is some more dangerous wind gusts likely for parts of the area today. and as far as temperatures go, we are in the upper 60s, and low 70s, and these temperatures are not going to move very much, from where they are right now. and so expect those temperatures to be right around 70 degrees today. we are still keeping a close e

blizzard warnings already in effect. more than two feet of snow possible. and the tornado watch, hundreds of flights already cancelled. >> our interview with ted cruz. and sarah palin now fund-raising for herself. >>> and a police officer convicted of attacking several women. the grandmother that broke the case wide open. and the judge's decision just in. >>> and the new virus. at least a dozen cases.

he has already said he might do that. in the press release they send out, he said, oh, well i'm sorry if i offended anyone, bill clinton said worst things when we were playing golf. so he has already brought bill clinton into this. laura: what are you hearing about how the candidates are preparing? donald trump faced criticism for not preparing enough. some say hillary clinton was over prepared. anthony: hillary clinton was doing debate prep today. i guess their strategy is if it is not broke, don't fix it. donald trump said he is preparing more. his team says he is preparing more. there were rumors that nigel farage was helping him. that hasn't been proven. but chris christie is helping him. heated a lot of town halls in new hampshire, and they did at town hall lost night that was billed as a practice run. a donald trump gave his answers very long and meandered at times. if it was a trial run, it didn't go well. laura: as we were reporting, the president cast his ballot today in early voting. early voting is underway acr

this is incollusive of the snow teal already on the ground. 10 inches reported already in newcastle, delaware. 8 inches in concordtownship delaware county. breaking it out for you county by county. philadelphia county, we are looking for total come sunday morning of 17-23 inch, and the heaviest snow right now expected to fall between -- started already, 3:00 a.m. to noontime today, and, of course, as bill mentioned, low visibility for sure in delaware. really impressive numbers already getting the changeover in harrington. snowing in dover, but the rain/snow line pushing north, and what we expect further north we go, 17-23 inches of snowfall, and the latest number in newcastle, over 10 inches of snow already on the ground. what about in south jersey? mainly all snow until we get that changeover, but we've got 8-12 expected in little lake harbor, 12-17 in bristol, and 17-23 on the interior. at the jersey shore, hour by hour, intensity. this is the rate of snowfall per hour. we see the heaviest rate is expected at 10:00 a.m. this morning, and this is down at the shore. we are expected

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blizzard warnings already. and the first test in washington, d.c., in the last 24 hours, was a disaster on the road. after just an inch of snow, this was the scene. cars stretching to the horizon on i-45 in maryland. the interstate turned into a parking lot. this is before the next major storm, bringing two feet of snow in some places. here's the storm track. marching up the east coast over the next couple of days. several states and major cities in the path. we begin with david kerley in washington, where it could be historic. >> reporter: tonight, with a major storm bearing down, an early test failed. all the spinning, sliding, smashing, turning the nation's capital into a nightmare. pedestrians, too. watch this woman. highways became parking lots. sitting in his car, will lee is powerless, as another vehicle comes sliding and slamming into not once, but twice. now, up to two feet of snow and blinding winds are hours away. that first snow was no surprise. it was forecasted, but local governments didn't treat

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