crews here passing dropping sand and salt and speaking with d.o.t. spokesman just a little while ago and he said that you guys [laughter] so they are dropping that sand and salt to start that deicing process and then later will be using the snow plows to clear the roads and again we've seen people are out and about thankfully driving slowly in roxboro. maybe at this point about a half an inch to three quarters of an inch of snow we have where we are. >> i think those guys were order, tara? >> we've had food dropped off to us and coffee and we also had the pucci family come out with their home made biscuits so we are well taken care of in roxboro. >> that's one of the fun things about being out covering the snow in a field because you've got to deal with a lot of adverse weather conditions but people are generally very nice that come by and bring you food and coffee. >> that's really cool. >>> its been a busy morning at wral. >> this is a live look at fayetteville this morning where ice has been mostly the concern down there, but fortunately i do have

once the precipitation falls, sand and salt on slick spots. the dot spokesman says in wake county alone 07 trucks will be working the roads early tomorrow morning. the barn here on blue ridge road has 6,000 tons of salt ready to drivers to use battling the ice. >> if you will be out if a long time. the storms could be affecting the roads from early friday morning until well into saturday. our crews don't leave. >> reporter: even with all this prep work, dot crews are doing this, he advises people to stay off the road. he says all it takes is a small ice patch for a car or truck to slide off the road. if you have to go out, the dot trucks behind me are charged with making road as safe as possible. again where people just hit that little maul patch. >> thank you, bryan. >>> if you haven't already, now winter supplies. arielle clay is live in durham with what shoppers are buying. butter and what else? >> reporter: salt is another thing they are buying a lot of. it is completely gone here at the crowing ore hillsboro road. there is some wood still

and over the same routes. heather: crews have been waiting for the salt and sent to kick in. they have started on the interstates. those have to be plowed first. it could be a while before crews hit those secondary roads. tisha: thank you, heather waliga live in the breaking news center with that information for us trade durham and county streets, durham and city streets have been littered with wrecks all day long. joel is live on liberty street right outside our front door to tell us what is going on out there. you have your shovel, i see, joel. joel: i have my shovel pride never too early to get a head start on shoveling. or so, this is an icy, chunky, wintry mix. this is what you are up to when you go outside. -- against when you go outside. many of the main roads are a mess themselves. we know that durham's public works has been working pretty hard here. they have deployed 250 tons of salt, so for doing their best to stay on top of this. also, power is an issue. folks, if you lose your power and heat in the city of durham -- there are two emergency shelters set up. tisha:

the worst part about plow the whole town, usually with overtime and salt...it's about 8 thousand dollars, which is a lot for a town our size. you mind as well say it costs a buck a person kidding and costs aside...mayor david cartmell if they do bear the brunt of the storm as expected, crews will be out early and work around the clock until everything is clear. the key to all this is if it happens and we get the big lick on friday night, if friday night and saturday people will stay off the street and give us a chance to plow and salt at speed, that can throw snow and salt it makes it a lot better than if you're stacked up behind cars. and schools in this area already following that advice... mason county, lewis county, robertson and bracken, as well as augusta independent, closed for friday. road crews have been putting plans in place all day.. to make sure to tackle all of the hardest hit areas... meteorologist matt holiner... is here now with the strategies they're using and why.. well we're getting ready for the worst of it. we'll have crews in at 7:30 a.m. running 12 hour shifts unt

suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. we're on your side with lifesaving information and a team effort to end domestic violence in hampton roads. anita blanton's special report tonight shows us who's trying to make changes. every 9 seconds in the us, a woman is assaulted or beaten by someone she thought she knew. and then there are those whose stories can only be told by police or the loved ones they leave behind. we've often aired their shock or tearful pleas. she just wanted to make sure her kids had a hampton roads to save lives and who's calling on men to be a part of the change. other men can hear it from men that this is not acceptable 24:27 you can watch anita's full report on what's being done to end domestic abuse in hampton roads - tonight on wavy news 10 at six. it's a busy morning in the super doppler 10 weather center. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is updating the

warmers, extra portable shovel to dig out if you plowed into your parking space. >>> de-icer mix and rock saltnd kitty litter comes in handy. >>> lymphoma society hosted people at a dealership in devon. the red and white ball will be in march, brethreny prazenica were involved in the event. >>> officials san francisco bay area rapid transit will replace all six security cameras with working ones after the shooting of a passenger. the majority of the security cameras on bart are decoys. if the camera captured a killing aboard the train. they have working cameras on station platforms and fare boxes. >>> police issued a canadian man a 100-dollar ticket for driving a car covered in snow. only a portion of the drivers side windshield had been cleared. the 08-year-old driver said he was too weak to brush it off. officers ticketed him with having an obstructed view. then they cleared off the car for him and let him going on his way. >>> speaking of snow, we'll have meteorologist david murphy back with accuweather and the coming expectation of the storm. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everythin

expect that to shut off quickly, but sunday becomes a dry and windy and chilly day with the plows and salt trucks riding around. sunday, windy and chilly, 37, and monday, 38. >>> areas to the south could get much worse than us, and the store shelves look like it. >>> a snow boarder's 15 minutes of fame could backfire. >> reporter: we have an issue at the i-95 ramp we'll have more on this. >>> a >>> welcome back, you're taking a live look here, the action cam at the schuylkill expressway where penndot has been busy putting down the brine. it needs 24 to 48 hours to do the job, which is a good thing, because david murphy says coming this this weekend there's going to be a lot of snow out there. i was out hours last night buying snow boots. >>> why did you wait until january? >>> how long have you sat next to me. >>> true. >> reporter: maybe you need to get to the grocery store to pick up granola bars it is national granola bar day and squirrel appreciation day. looking live bucks county neshaminy, there's going to be construction northbound lanes from 9:00 a.m. and work southbound from 1:00

and don't forget to use salt and sand on walkways. if you have to drive in the ice or snow here's some tips to help keep you safe. don't follow vehicles too clososy. don't use cruise control. keep in mind ramps, bridges and overpasses will freeze before roadways. make sure to pack window scrapers, or other things you might need if you get stuck. before hitting the road, fill up your gas tank and pay attention to the weather forecast. meanwhile other cities across the east coast are seeing way more snow overnight and into this morning. this was the scene in raleigh, north carolina. the combination of snow and ice brbrught down trees. clean-up crews spent the morning cleaning up the mess. the state's capitol got hit this is the scene this morning as driver make their way throughghhe city. d-c officials say residents should have enough days. they also warned that snow plows may not clear some city streets until tomorrow. most of washington's top tourist attractions, including the smithsonian museums and the national zoo, are closed all w

if there's something they need to do. >> reporter: the crew has been working for days brining and filling salt trucks and tucking them away to keep them warm. it's expected crews will hit the roads while you're heading to bed friday night. >> definitely make our job a lot easier if everyone would just stay home, maybe light a nice fire, enjoy your children, and let us do your job. >> reporter: a couple requests from people behind the wheel, if you see a plow truck, don't try and pass them, stay behind them. also many townships in montgomery county already issuing snow emergencies, including upper merion and abington township, which means you have to remove your cars from the streets. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> and if you lose power during the winter storm, nbc 10 and our parent company comcast can help. plug-in and power-up stations will be set up for you to add some juice to your cell phones and tablets. that service is free. >>> and check the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com for a list of locations. >>> you're watching nbc 10 first alert winter weather coverage. >>> all eyes on

virginia beach doubled its crews and has three thousand tons of a salt and sand mix ready to go. suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. before the next wave of winter weather hits, download our free wavy weather app and wavy news app. with both you'll be able to see any school closings and delays and get hour- by-hour forecasts. breaking news now in james city county. firefighters tell us a fire broke out inside lumber liquidator's main sanding unit just after midnight. that's in toano. crews tell us workers were inside when the fire started. the factory shut down overnight as firefighters worked to the get the fire under control. they estimate the fire caused thousands of dollars in damage to machinery. they're still investigating what sparked the fire. new this morning, the commonwealth transportation board has awarded contracts for several road projects. they total almost $200 million dollars. those projects include the interstate

stop using brind and switch over to salts. >> ahead on crash in previce county kill add 55 years old woman. and in stoke county, a 60 years old woman died after her r went down the enbankment and creek. >> be sure to charge your phone so you have access to our wral app and it will be a life survivor when your phone gives out >> you can count on wral to keep you informed of this winter storm. wake up to bill, kathryn and elizabeth andbrian, coverage begins at 4:30 arm just as the storm arrive in the area. >> robert jackson and charles willis arrested this morning by u.s. marshals. the pairs responsible for the >> he later died at the hospital. two weeks later, jacksonwillis shot and killed nicholas bell. bell was found dead in the woods. >>> they have saw the january 4th murder. the 20 years oldis in jail charged with killing la tanya more latanyamorris. morris. >>> dominic weaver is being charged. >> weaver was arrested after threatening videos found on his facebook page. >>> the evening commute became treacherous when some drivers were forced to sleep in their cars. >> out earlier wi

those plow trucks are not doing anything right now as far as sand and salt because there's no reason to just yet. you see the roads are wet. they tell me they usually go, and they see an area that is a problem spot, they will start hitting it with sand and salt. they have 3000 tons to use, but they have not had to use a lot of it. they have not gotten calls from anyone in the area saying they had slick spots, but a lot of times, police officers or rescue crews will ask them to come out and check out the area. fear is coming tomorrow night on their part. >> i guess if we have to say what it is exactly, we're thinking is going to be cold, wintry mix for part of the day. it's going to warm up a little bit. were going to have a lot of rain and wind until late tomorrow afternoon, early evening, and then the temperature drops like the forecast says, we will have more cold, slick weather saturday night. jason: yes, they are a lot more concerned about tomorrow night. they use this tool that measures ground temperature. tonight, they are going to go out to a lot of the bridges and overpasses f

spreader six hundred and fifty thousand tons of salt and sand and nearly two million gallons of liquid saw the dot crews will spread these resources across the commonwealth in the last hour virginia state police gave us updated information on accidents patrol troopers responded to five hundred and sixteen crashes today one hundred and twenty nine of the wrecks were in hampton roads crew spotted troopers all along i sixty four newport news helping drivers who got stuck in ditches state police also are still stressing to stay off the roads unless it's absolutely necessary to go out lots of citizen hampton roads had a short day at school or didn't go to school and all we ask you to tweet pictures of your kids having fun in the snow look at this beach is ready for snow ball fight. marcello robinson talk to families who were outside enjoying the winter weather she joins us now live from some yellow skinned that we had a blast today playing out in the snow no school over as of a student say this after the whole day today now we've been out here all day. we kind of seeing things come in waves

. >> we're going back and trying to clear again and put a good slag and salt mix together. >> katie: there is a possibility that black ice is still out on the roads. that's not just on residentials either. be on the look out for icy dangers and keep off the roads if you can. >> danner: several districts, including lynchburg and danville, cancelled school once again tomorrow. and that can be rough for working parents trying to get a last-minute babysitter. danville parks and recreation sets up a fun day for the kids. parents can drop kids off at the coates recreation center. >> they play games like this in the gym. we have a spark certification which focuses on games that don't eliminate children. so that as soon as you get started, certain children because they're out. >> danner: the charge is $20. >>> you can get alerts to your phone on school closings. we have information on wset.com as well. >>> the attorney for the patient shot at lynchburg general says that he is shocked by the newly released search warrants. today he gave abc-13 copies of those warrants as well. it is written th

the department has 450 trucks to plow snow and spread salt. they have power to call in 2300 contractors, asbell, and nj dot has added to its application fleet this season and increased salt and brine storage capacity. preparations are underway in south jersey. big concern of snow but bigger concern for shore points, of course is coastal flooding. video you have been looking at is in north jersey those shore points, bulldozers busy building bermness bellmawr and bradley beach this will play a big role in the defense of coastal flooding on saturday. leaders there have learned a hard lesson during sandy. they have required the necessary a equipment to fend off mother nature. once complete those berms will be one and a half miles long and stand 20812 feet tall. >> we are better prepared for this storm then anyone before it. >> we do not take these things lightly especially after sandy. >> reporter: that is right, shore points are getting ready, so are road crews back here in south jersey. we have seen quite a few, month trucks and salt trucks sprea

that is slowing the plowing and salting process. so we ask for you to dig them out and remove them so streets can be plowed properly. we're at full deployment and we will maintain that status. over 400 throughs are on the streets and 600 personnel are in action. it's critical that our citizens do not put snow back into the streets. that hampers the plowing operation in a great way. on the residential streets, it's not capable of handling the heaviest of snows when you have 4 feet of snow piled in the street after a 22 inch snowstorm. so please do not put snow back into the street. our operations at the airport have resumed. travelers are encouraged to check phl do the organize to determine their status with regard to their flights. and now i'll turn it over to the general manager of septa. >> thank you. some portions of our service region were especially hard hit by the storm. receiving over 2 feet of snow. where conditions provide for safe and reliable service, we are already operating. here is the rundown on all of our modes. marke

. >> reporter: brining and salting -- a lot of salt and a lot of hours. >> reporter: brining and salting the roads. several states are under a state of emergency and more than a thousand flights have already been canceled. in charlotte, freezing rain and ice are in the forecast. the rush was on to get out of town ahead of the storm. american airlines has already canceled all friday flights into and out of charlotte douglas international airport. >> weather is not in our favor and ice and freezing rain do not mix well with airplanes. >> reporter: storms in the path of the storm have had a run of supplies. shelves are every. as residents hope -- are empty. as residents hope for the best but prepare for the worst. >>> this morning, a s t. petersburg woman is being nicole brown is accused of getting botox and skipping out before paying. >> reporter: nicole brown may have been a beauty but her inner beast, not so nice. st. pete detectives say brown was on a roll. they caught up with her just in time before she went to another doctor's office where she already had another appointment booked. a

and i want to be as prepared as possible. lain has certainly dropped. we are now seeing more salt trucks come through and treat the roads now. another reminder from the department of transportation crews, as they will out putting salt. and as they are putting sure drivers, that you are giving those truckers some room to do their work. incidents earlier where crashes almost occurred because they didn't have enough room to do their jobs. that is the latest, mate rogers, wncn news now. >> good advice. thank you. this was the scene at raleigh durham international through much of the afternoon. still ahead, we have more on travel conditions there. >> but first a check on the roads. don't go out if you have to. they are still a mess. you are looking at i-40 and i- 540. this is probably the evening commute. people heading back home. you can see traffic is take your time if you do have >>> we're sitting at the winter storm affecting our area. this is a live look of washington d.c. the capital expected to get two feet of snow over the next 24 hours. international. most flights were cancele

we will have a full deployment of approximately 400 plows and 600 personnel who will be plowing and salting our city streets. >> would i love for all this to be wrong and the sun comes out saturday and it is 65 but that is probably not going to happen so let's prepare for the worst, hope for the best and be prepared for whatever comes. >> reporter: how do you best prepare? here in philadelphia awe stock up on essentials and that means doritos and good news, mike doritos delivery has come before the storm here to the new wawa at broad and walnut. i will stock up your apartment while you are on the air. >> i got the quacamole and salsa so i will need those chips. thanks for the the information. >>> he will be on all morning long good can't run out of doritos. >> well, let's come in tomorrow a at 6:00. >> we will be here to get you through the storm. we will start as mike said tomorrow at 6:00 and we will stay on the air until 11:30. we will have team coverage around the delaware valley. send us your pictures and videos, using the hashtag fox 29 snow. we want to see what you are saying. >> eve

season with a pinch of white pepper and kosher salt. reserve warm.for the shrimp: heat a medium saute pan over high heat. add the oil and swirl the pan, then add the ham and peppers.cook briefly to render the ham, then add the shrimp, season them with a pinch of salt, and cook until they are about halfway done. add the garlic and butter and cook 5-10 seconds.deglaze with the wine and reduce to almost dry, then add the cream and reduce to a medium thick sauce. adjust the seasoning to your liking, stir in the scallions, and serve over the hot grits 3 3 3 hockey players meet in maine for a good cause. how a . >> >> >> >> >> >>jay: 5:56. welcome back. hockey players from all ownr over the country in maine came to a great cause. the state hosted the military, fire, and police games benefiting the shriner's hospital. this is the third year of the niepped joined in. organizers say they couldn't make it happen without the volunteers. 100% of the proceeds go to shriners. looks like fun. big competition. >>ingrid: it's cold in there, isn't it? i b

road crews, though, have been busy plowing and salting the streets. i talked to the mayor, earlier, today who says it's all hands on deck. city, county, and state plows have been out- clearing the streets. there's also independent plowers out there- shoveling snow from parking lots. mark ginn and his crew have been out since the snow started to fall, this morning. he says it's been somewhat of a challenging day, for them. 25 it's just snowing so fast that you just can't keep up. i mean you just, and a lot of traffic, if the traffic will calm down, we can get her clean mark says he and his crew will be out for as long as they much easier for them to do their job if people stay off the roads. live in maysville, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. the storm is also dumping a lot of snow east of cincinnati... especially in parts of brown, adams and clermont counties. evan millward is in new richmond... where it looks much different than closer to town. evan. the wildlife still like it - clearly - we've seen a lot fo geese.and a lot of people out walking dogs earl

i'm sure they want people off the roads to they can get the plows and salt and stands there's sand down there. >> times square lights i don't think our ever turned off. no matter what. they do not need to worry about power situations there. here, power is out for so many and we know many of you are watching us on the app, the wral news app. that is how you are getting your information.

, and salt is used for road salt, but also for canning and paper making." (on-cam tag) but the warm weather isn't totally gone... temperatures are expected to rise in the northeast the next couple days before dropping back down below freezing through next week. in los 3 ((walter/jen)) and we're not dealing with the snow this morning... we're dealing with the *rain... right dave? 3 3 3 3 3 time to talk some sports this morning. and we begin, with the big decision from the bucs. it looks like the head coaching search is officially over. offensive coordinator dirk koetter is *expected to be *formally named... later today. so what can we expect with koetters new role? fox 13's merissa lynn has more: 3 and speaking of the nfl, it's another big playoff round. it starts saturday with the chiefs at the patriots... and the packers at the cardinals. and then sunday... you can watch the seahawks versus the panthers *in carolina... right here on fox 13. kickoff is set for one oh five p-m. 3 and now.. to baseball. and the big deal, for the tampa bay r

more than 300 cameras will track plows and salt crews, since the snowfall is on the weekend rush hour is not a problem. but the anticipated rate of snow and blizzard-like conditions have officials asking people to stay home. at city hall just a couple of weeks into his job as mayor, mayor jim kenny has all the essential personnel on standby. they have not declared a snow emergency, there may be one this morning. >>> we have a responsibility to our citizens and visitors in philadelphia make the best decision based on on good information. well get our last information tomorrow morning. >> reporter: there are many veterans of perceives administrations --een on hand for large winter events like this. >>> power companies are trying to prevent power outages, peco is trimming trees and cutting branches away from power lines. the utility has power crews on standby, in case the storm leaves customers without power. >>> coastal flooding and high winds are major concerns with the storm. front end loaders sealed off beach access in ocean city, new jersey to keep the tides from flooding the back b

and, cut back on salt and saturated fat. joining us today with reaction is dr. adi gupta with tri-state specialists in sioux city. we'll be right back after joining us today with reaction specialists in sioux city. we'll be right back after this... tri-state specialists in sioux city. some americans may not have to cut back on eggs and salt as much as they once thought and eating lean meat is still ok. but watch the added sugars, especially the sugary drinks. the obama administration 's new dietary guidelines, released thursday, back off the strictest sodium rules included in the last version, while still asserting that americans guidelines reverse previous guidance on the dangers of dietary cholesterol and add strict new advice on sugars. we'll be right back after marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... tha

suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. dominion virginia power is preparing for heavy snow and high winds across the commonwealth. additional crews are being sent to areas expecting to get the brunt of the storm. the companies three regional storm response centers will be activated, too. if you have to report any power outages - go to wavy dot com - we'll have information you need to report those outages. governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency ahead of this major storm. a state of emergency allows state agencies to help local governments respond to the storm through sunday. vdot has crews on the roads pretreating ahead of the storm. the virginia national guard is authorized to bring up to 5-hundred personnel on state active duty to help assist with the severe winter weather response operations. the guard plans to have people at key locations to rapidly respond if needed. possible missions for the guar

virginia beach doubled its crews and has three thousand tons of a salt and sand mix ready to go. suffolk also has sand and salt ready. chesapeake has "ice team" crews monitoring the roads for any slick spots. in williamsburg, public works crews are planning for a worst case scenario. many people in our area headed out to the stores before the first wave of winter weather hit. shoppers in hampton scooped up ice melt and shovels today. hardware on town center way says they've solds hundreds of both. salt is also going quickly. c15 02:30:44 - :48 "as fast as we can bring it out of the back, it's going off the floor." some stores are already out of salt - like the ace hardware in newport news, on warwick boulevard. an employee says they'll have more tomorrow. folks in the western part of the state flocked to the grocery store and cleared the shelves. these pictures come from a kroger store near roanoke. shoppers have already pulled milk and bread from the shelves. they're expecting at least six inches of snow there over the next couple days. people living in northern virginia and up

they started salting last night, and work is far from over. it's gonna revolve back around and snow a little bit tomorrow so we'll work probably until about 4 in the morning, try to get 3 or 4 hours of sleep and then back at tomorrow." runs :13 so while many are hard at work keeping lots and roads safe, try to avoid being out if you can. earlier today in hampton, police responded to nearly 50 accidents in just under five hours. that was when we were seeing snow - at this point, it's just raining here in hampton. this point, it's just now we're going to look at conditions in virginia beach, where liz palka is standing by - liz what's it like further south? we have a lot of rain here in virginia beach. we are set up in town center right now. there is not a sign of the brief snow fall from earlier today. as one person told me tonight, it's just bad weather. we checked out the oceanfront as well. very windy, especially considering we were by the water. not many people were out and about in this besides the few people that were going to see a band

that's beautiful. >> quite a difference. >> thank you. >>> the snow, sleet, and salt on the roadways are making a mess out of your car and it's probably cold to wash it. stay with us. coming up next the business students could solve s -- that this coming week is triangle restaurant week. restaurants will offer special three-course menu options and fixed pricing starting at $15. in all, 100 restaurants are participating. great opportunity to try new places. >>> is your car filthy from the snow, sleet and salt on the roadways but you're too busy and it's too cold to wash it yourself? a business started by unc an on demand waterless carwash. mike gonzalez shows us why waterless buddies is what's next. >> we spray it on the car, wyche it off with a microfiber towel and it protects the car. it won't scratch. it's eco-friendly. >> reporter: spawned from a childhood of washing cars for extra cash, waterless buddies is a waterless on demand carwash run by two unc chapel hill seniors. >> they tell us where they are, what car they have. their license plate. things like that. they can pay right

yard and here is the scene where the salt loaders are being loaded and del/dot officials say that brine is applied to most roads over the past few days and that continues into tonight and the transportation agency is preparing for the worst which it says is possibly two feet. it will have 450 pieces of equipment on the roads and 150 personnel and other sub contractors on stand by. >> we have ample supplies of salt and good for fuel and equipment and now it's just waiting for the event to really start to happen. >> know it's going to be a long event, we may not get right to your road or area right away, we have to focus on the interstates and primaries and then we go out to the secondaries. and the roads after that. >> del/dot also has a phone application like penndot, they want people to download it so they can see in real time where the plows are. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> well this may not grab the head leans of the big snow totals, one of the big issues we could see is coastal flooding, this is expe

other surrounding cities have snowplows and salting machines on stand by. calling it potentially crippling. residences have been warned that road and air travel could come to a stand still. robert ray is in charlotte in north carolina right now. i see the snow has already arrived but it is forecast to get even worse, isn't it? >> reporter: felicity, indeed it is. greetings from a cold, icy, snowy, north carolina. we're not at the epicenter, washington, d.c. but already here, we have seen 6,000 power outages, four fatalities, due to this weather. and you can see this is just a blanket of snow, not incredibly dramatic. but the issue is ice. this part of the country hovers around 31, 32 degrees fahrenheit, and when everything freezes over, you can't drive. it's very tough conditions in the mountains west of here, about 50, 60 miles, they are expecting over a foot of snow with even more power outages. unfortunately the airports are closed up and down the entire northeast corridor, and salt trucks are running all over here. the governor came out and made a state

salt. lean meat is also okay to eat but watch out for sugary drinks. and researchers in london say cutting the sugar content in sugar sweetened drinks by 40% could prevent 1.5 million overweight and obesity cases over five yeyes. reducing the sugar and drinks that include fruit juices would also prevent 300,000 cases of type ii diabetes. noon, the host of the talk was interrupted by a stage crasher at the people's choice awards. how they fought back. >>> mistaken identity. mike rowe robbing a bank? the big confusion caught on camera. >>> plus, we talk with the with at&t the choice is yours. you only pay for the services you need to make your bundle work for you. call now to get high speed internet for just $15 a month for 12 months with a one-year term... with u-verse high speed internet, you get fast speed at an affordable price... and a wi-fi gateway that connects all your devices so yououan save on mobile data usage at home. call now to get high speed internet for just $15 a month for 12 months with a one-year term... with tv, home phone or even wireles

mixture and dilute it with water to create a concentration of 23% salt to spray on to the roads. and ndot is highly prepared for winter storms with sensors on seconds of the highway that measure the air surface -- air and surface temps. and so they know when their salt's effectiveness is starting to deteriorate. salt mix with the salt water, we actually can show a reduction in our salt usage overall for the year. too much salt is not good, but you need enough for public safety and that's what we're all about. >> reporter: now wall of the winter storms, we're going to see a break for the next 24 hours, but we do have another system rolling in for your weekend. for now, i'm meteorologist kathy wilson, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> the next time there is a major accident blocking the road in reno, it may open up faster thanks the a high-tech gadget that will cut down how much time investigators need to be on the scene. the reno police traffic division is the first in the state to use this new technology. it is called the pharoah system. the machine

inside the camera control center crews gathered a game plan. 300 cameras track plows and salt crew his. rush hour won't be a problem, but the anticipated rate of snowfall and blizzard conditions has officials asking people to stay home. >>> slippery conditions, people need to leave plenty of room between vehicles in front of them. slow down, if you don't have to go anywhere, don't. >> reporter: and here in montgomery county officials are expected to give details of their plan later on this morning around 10:00 a.m. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, annie. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live at philadelphia international airport with how the storm is impacting travel, katherine. >> reporter: matt a lot of people have scrambledded to change their -- scrambled to change their reservations today they want to get out of town before the snow hits tonight. people are focused on getting on the plane and getting out. american airlines has canceled all flights in and out of philadelphia tomorrow. expect to see cancellations at other east coast airports. they do thi

has where it's snow and what's been plowed and salted. vdot shows too. maryland's didn't of transportation lists all the road closures, broken down cars, and speeds. virginia does as well. a lot of flfgs be available to you online as you ride out the storm. >> road crews have their work cut out for them. let's check in with charlie gischlar for the maryland state highway department. charlie, are you there? >> good morning. >> we know it's going to be a whopper of a storm. i'm sure it ooh going to be all hands on deck. >> that's an understatement. yes, all hands on deck. we've already pretreated the highways. we'll load up our trucks and contractors' trucks and wait for the first snow and then it will be a plowing operation until we see the light of day again. >> i'm curious. charlie, as the snow is falling, we think, for 36 hours straight, are you out there in the blizzard conditions trying to move the snow as it's falling? >> we are, but there are times -- i go back to the back-to-back storms we had in 2010. there were times when it was whiteout conditio

water supply is ith led, a problem when in 2014, to save money, they began using the flint and they think salt in the water curoded led pipes, leaving the community at risk. and doctors say lead levels inchildren have doubled or tripled since the switch. police and the natio are passing out bottled water, while they leaders showing water samples may have been thrown out. announced two new class actionts against county and state officials. >> they were staring at a public health emergency and they sat on it. 10 months. >> reporter: with effects that many worry will last a jay guy, ray, nbc news. >> and snyder said his be made publicly available online today. >>> isis fighters are getting acut. according to league document said, that means isis fighters in syria would see their pay drop to about $200 a while foreign fighters would get about 400. it's likely a result of oil their infrastructure. and they confirmed that the >>> the state department vows to continue to search former fbi agent, believed missing in iran now for nine ot among the americans involved in the iranian prisoner swap. everyb

spreading salt.. and working to make sure streets and interstates are ready for your drive in the morning. good evening. winter has quite a hold on us this week. there are already dozens of delays and closings for tomorrow. nine first warning chief metorologist is tracking the system that's now heading our way. steve. thursday will be a quiet day with partly sunny skies with high in the low to mid 30s.the 9 first warning weather team continues to track a system on friday that is now coming more into focus. at this point, this could be 2-4" snowfall around greater cincinnati to a 4-6" snow in the southern portion of our northern new on 11 at 11.. the trouble this weather created for a delta flight to cincinnati. it had just left bradley airport in windsor locks, connecticut when the pilots discovered the landing gear was frozen in place. the pilots returned to the airport and made an emergency landing. a new flight is on its way here.. this system is tracking the flight. its due to land in 20 minutes. tri-

after nearly non-stop plowing and salting by crews. but in many neighborhoods... its a different story. road crews haven't had a chance to clear the streets yet... and in some cases.. the snow is packed down.. leaving a slippery white sheet of snow and ice. nine on your side's john genovese has been checking those streets tonight. he joins us live from evanston...john. city officials say the plan is always to hit the primary streets first before moving on to the residential. tonight - woodburn avenue is clear we've seen trucks passing through laying down a fresh layer of salt-but - around the neighborhood streets have yet to be touched in some spots-it's hard to tell where the street meets the curb "snow (laugh) snow everywhere"the white stuff - blanketing this evanston neighborhood "a lot of snow - a lot of cold - a lot of wind blowing" cars covered--"a lot of slip and sliding, right." "they slip and slide - but we're used to it i guess"with slow-moving traffic through this slushy mess"they don't touch our streets - by the time they touch our streets - it be done

and odot saved money on overtime and salt. so far this year. it's cold aught here and bundle up so you have time to scrape the car off and that is going there and be safe when out and about this morning. thank you and allow yourself 15 minutes and you the new snowcast app tracks your snow and you can download yet now. >>> and from the live deck, legendary singer david bowie died after an 18 month battle with cancer. his publicist said he died peacefully and was surrounded by family. the british prime minister david cameron calling him a master of reinvention saying his death is a huge loss and bowie released the new album on friday, his 69th birthday. >>> and developing overnight, a a k9 was shot and killed. and residents coming together with support. >> reporter: barfield is still in the hospital. this morning and the hospital telling me he is is theile in the surgical intensive -- he is still in the surgical intensive unit. they will officially charge him once he is released from the hospital. dozens of folks showing a lot of, motion at sunday

roads have been pretreated and will be cleared by a fleet of more than 30 plow and salt trucks. officials say their main concerns are coastal flooding and high winds. >> we're looking at about a half foot more than what we had in the october storm joaquin. we like to see that naturally. >> reporter:. >> we brought in our high water vehicles, the military style type vehicles and we've brought in the additional boats in the event we have to do evacuations. >> reporter: these residents have headed inland. neighboring buildings were destroyed by superstorm sandy. >> i'm like terrified it's going to happen so i'm out of here. >> reporter: the mayor says the city will open warming stations and emergency shelter if needed but right now he handy chaired a state of emergency and says guests are still welcome. >> we're still a party town we're saying come in now while it's safe and enjoy the weekend and we'll make sure the roads are cleared when you need to get back on sunday afternoon. >> reporter: mayor guardian says his team continues to monitor this situation and will declare a state o

carol: and a war on salt. david: and timely advice on how not to get sick at work. we go behind the latest issue, right here on bloomberg radio and television. ♪ carrol: we begin this week with the presidential campaign of bernie sanders. the vermont senator is taking on hillary clinton for the nomination, definitely making himself heard. david: he made a speech in new york city, and on "all due respect." bernie sanders: are we in danger, once again, of a too big to fail situation, where the taxpayers have to bail them out? here is the irony. there are few people who know this. after we bailed the banks out, three out of the four are significantly bigger then they were when we bailed them out. carol: joel stein wrote the cover story. he joins us on the phone from los angeles. joel, this is not your typical presidential candidate or hopeful. what was he like? what was your mission in writing the story? joel: the mission was for "businessweek readers" -- he is kind of the boogie man. it was to look deeply at him, see how secure people should be, at least for "business

the home depot was filled with customers buying shovels and salt. >>> excuse me so far this storm has killed at least three people in accidents because of the slick roads down south. look at this. traffic at a standstill on interstate and west virginia. mean while the dc area more than 2 feet of snow expected in this blizzard. abc news reporter lana zack at the capital. >> reporter: it's great talking to you. the snow here has been coming at a fairly steady pace. more like a winter wonderland than the snowcopalypse. we're told it's only going to continue to get worse at this point. and check out these streets, washington, d.c. completely empty. this never happens. the only people we have seen go by recently have been snowplows. remember the city does not want to be caught unaware like they were earlier this week when one inch of snow basically turned dc into an ice skating rink and there's no excuse with all the publicity that this storm has received for that happening, the dc authorities are taking everything precaution that they can. warning people to stay off of the streets, shutti

it here's video from thomasville southwest of high point where a restaurant owner used a shovel and salt to clear the ice, pulled out a blowtorch. >> this is new for us. we haven't had these -- guess you call them flame throws until this year. we bought two of them and started with them this year and we go through and melt the snow and ice and then come back and scrape off, and then put ice melt down to deep from freezing back. >> certainly getting creative. if you have t it could come in use. >> our weather center has been going all day. we're not really in the clear >>> it's been a long day for everyone. most everyone has been stuck outside. a buddy of mine compared this to christmas morning. you wake up, go downstairs, and it's a pair of socks. >> exactly. >>> we had the day off work and school and we open that front door and it's not snow, but it's ice. you can't go play it it was miserable outside. it's not going to be a lot better tomorrow. we've got snow, but a lot. here's what the radar looks like right now. we've still got that familiar green, white, pink, and purple. we've got

and if that is not working salt and sand to get traction and hope it melts. caitlin: how long are your crews expected to work? we think we have long hours but we know you have us beat. >> we will be here for the duration of the storm event until primary routes are cleared. hope it won't be fast saturday but if that is what it takes that is how long it will be here. caitlin: if you get freezing ran would that wash away the brine? >> the straight rain is what we are worried about. the freezing brain the breen -- caitlin: if we see mostly snow that could be easier and be pushing and clearing. >> yes. caitlin: what do you want people to know this morning? >> just to stay home if you don't have to be out. listen to whether the officials have said before and just stay off the roads and let us make sure everything is safe. caitlin: that was brent mccurry. thanks to all of your folks trying to keep us safe. if you were listening he reiterated what we have been saying. stay off the roads and stay home and make their jobs easier. we will let he know if we hear anything

that is according to duke energy, and that is focused making sure people do have power, the brine and salt trucks have been out in full force, and this was down in the public works office, and he went into everything that he hadeedoing all night last night and into tonight as they are working 12-hour shifts to make sure that this ice hopefully melts with the amount of salt and sand they are putting on the roads, so we will keep you updated with that. life in spartanburg, wyff news 4. gabrielle: we certainly appreciate the people working to keep the roads safe. still up, the weather did not prevent the panthers from going to practice today. taking a big hit from this storm. john: a big shot of energy moving in. around toccoa, a little bit of gabrielle: covering the nation now, the same system bringing a blast of winter weather to the coast, including our area, weather near mississippi, and severe weather was reported across the southern portion of the trees came down, blocking responders being able to get to some of the areas, and there were even reports of tornadoes touching down and mobil