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earlier today, when i was at they were putting up all of the salt into the trucks and they got about 60 tons of salt and they think it will last through this storm. if another storm comes through, they will have to go out and get more. the icing is what crews are preparing for in the outer banks. i'm matt gregory, 10 on your side. liz: i'm liz palka in north shore. we saw the snow tapering off but it was coming down steady for three hours. we saw flurries around 2:00. we do have proof it snowed today. take a look at the grass. you can see the coating here but not the case for sidewalks and not the case for roads. this is little creek road near the intersection of chesapeake boulevard and roads aren't covered in snow at all. we haven't seen any traffic issues and, of course, that is what we like to hear. bridges and main roads yesterday as well as this morning and crews will still be working into this evening as well as into this weekend to monitor conditions and make sure everything is ok. there is always the concern for freezing but roads are not looking too wet. again, not looking t

there are plows and salt and sand trucks out all around durham. we saw one in downtown, putting a sand/salt mix out on to the roads and as i was heading into work this morning. i saw at least two clouds sitting on the side of one of the entrance ramps on to i-40 heading into raleigh. so, we talked to d.ot. over the weekend. they said that crews were out brining on saturday, and that they were said to have treated overnight to handle the wintry weather we're seeing now. >> thanks, arielle clay, and as arielle mentioned, as cold as said, those temperatures are so cold it will create some slick streets. i'll have an update in about >> thank you, bryan. and what a mix of winter weather. parts of the viewing area have seen actual snow, including the snow capitol. >> if you're looking for a winter post cart, check out roxboro. julia swims is up there in the county seat -- julia sims is there at the seed. what is it? >> we're still seeing snow. it has been snowing since 3:00. it gets heavy and lightens up. let me step out of the way so you can see 501 nor

e have all of our sand and salt ready to go, we've got 15 trucks ready to go and a magnum motorgrator. we are expecting six to twelve inches of snow the black hawk county highway department expects the storm will close gravel roads and some black top roads by tomorrow morning. this is s ucus night here in iowa, the night voters get together to decide who they want to win their party's presidentiti nommations. caucuses start at seven tonight across the state. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders joins us live from what's beingalled the "super site" at capital square in des moines. forrest, how are things shaping up in the state capital? it's basically caucus hq for journalists across the globe.look at this place. the big american networks are here, but many others too. bbc, al jazeria, telemundo. too many to mention. here are the stats from microsoft. broadcasting outlets. 112 print organizations. 18 d dferent countries. here's the big one; more than 16-hundred credentialed press. that's about a fourth of my hometown of spirit lake, iowa. we caught up with a journalist from czech tv news out of

and public works crews have come through here with their plows, sand and salt trucks and done a really good job of this roadway. you can see a lot of the asphalt. but still, i talked to the person county sheriff's office. and in the last 30 to 45 minutes, they have seen an uptick in the number of car accidents. they said that could be due to more cars on the road, and because we did have a little bit of freezing rain here. so as we have been saying all morning, if you've got to get out on the roads, be smart about it. take your time, give yourself plenty of distance. and of course, if you don't have to get out, stay home on the couch and enjoy being under that blank and to watching wral. >> that's right. great advice. we are happy to keep you company at home. slushy roads in roxboro. >> it is awfully cold, 23 degrees this hour. >>> slick conditions continue to plague the triangle this morning. >> we will check in with mikaya thurmond who is in live drive 5 >>> and, the >>tuaccis mirmon us- wt ll >> rt'gointovebuwhed thleifto that we hbealmo. ngcuio c.catee fa nde your entobl th'sbo. us

we have seen plows out the nearby businesses plowing and salting, the driveways, and parking lots everything is clear this morning. you want to look out for slick spots because it is quite cold this morning, most of the snow that you're seeing is sticking on the bushes and the grass not so much the main roads. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, get the seven day forecast storm tracker 6 live radar and more detailed weather discussions on 6abc.com/weather. >>> philadelphia police officer is on the mend after a foot pursuit, the chase started at 2:30 a.m. on the 5100 block of baltimore satisfied in southwest philadelphia. a dui suspect ran away from his vehicle as a 12th district officer approached the car during a traffic spot. there was an altercation and the officer injured his knee. he is in penn presbyterian hospital. >>> flames broke out in a row home in point breeze section. two people were treated for smoke inhalation. >>> self described democratic socialist took new hampshire on the blue side and the tv mogul swept the red. after finishing in 6th place, new jersey go

they are putting down the sand and salt mixture. you can tell the difference that it is making here on the roads of people navigate main street pretty easily. we have seen people out walking, driving, and it looks brave the ice. earlier, we didn't see snow. right now, in downtown the roads are pretty good. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a programming note, if you want to watch dr. phil it will be on wral 2. >> we also have video of a crash on to 64 and knightdale. a tractor-trailer in at least three vehicles were involved. no serious injuries were reported. >>> a little later he will check in with laura, who is in > escaci

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i can tell you a number of plow and salt trucks i've seen, every few minutes merging on to 76 and thenif you're out at this early hour driving, you'll probably see them parked along major interstates, poised and ready to hit the roads and lay salt when the snow begins to stick. now, 30th street station right now as jessica just mentioned, no reported delays to mass transit. rails are running fine. did i check inç with philadelpa international airport and late last night they issued an alert to travelers saying heads up, because of the weather we're experiencing now, you could have delays if you have an early morning flight. i did just check the board. there are no delays or cancellations right now at philly international. but there are a number of flights going out from 5:00 a.m. on. as bill said, that's when we're going to see the snow really coming down starting around 5:00 a.m. stay with us. i'll have an update. penndot as well, i reached out to penndot to see if they're doing anything differently since this is during the morning rush. hopefully i'll get an answer back later. >> ju

pthey'll be treating and salting pthe roadways to make sure that, pof course, everyone in their pcars gets to their destination psafely. pthe morning commute, well, pthat's going to be a different pstory. pwe'll have another live report pcoming up in just about a phalf-hour now. pwe're driving right into plakewood. pdenise zarrella, cleveland 19. p>> mark: they're on clifton. pthank you very much. p>>> today johnny manziel pdominating the headlines once pagain. p>> romona: this after reports pthat the team covered for him pwhen he came to practice drunk. ptony zarrella joins us now with pwhat the browns had to say about pthis latest report. p>> tony: browns responded pstrongly.

in the lower elevation locations, near 50 and salt lake at 49 on saturday. a return to mostly sunny skies by the weekend. the potential is there for patchy and freezing fog in the morning and things a quiet with no precipitation chances. a returned to the 60-degree tuesday and wednesday. at least, and some lower elevation locations. >>> with iowa caucuses in the rearview and new hampshire primaries around the corner, it only two presidential campaign contenders remain. bernie sanders and hillary clinton had a cnn townhall. >> the granite state is sanders territory for the voters and it is proximity to his home state of vermont. with him ahead in the polls, the stakes are high for hillary clinton. >> i have an uphill climb and i will climb as high and hard as i can pick a want to make a case for the people of new hampshire. >>reporter: on the heels of a razor thin victory in iowa, hillary clinton is casting herself as the underdog and new hampshire. bernie sanders insists he is battling the tough odds. new hampshire may be the senators back yard, but he said i

of course, we're familiar with everyday table salt, and probably kosher salt, which has a coarse texture that makes it great for both pickling and cooking. well, then there's sea salt, which is salt that has been mined from sea beds or extracted from evaporated ocean water, which is very trendy in all sorts of dishes. but salt varieties go far beyond these. today we can readily find different gourmet salts that range from smoky black lava to pink himalayan salt. and many of these salts are meant to be added to our foods after they're cooked adding a whole new flavor. one big trend we're seeing right now is to accent our sweets with salt. we're seeing this on everything from cookies and candies to chocolate bars. so we came up with a homemade candy b smothering slightly salted cashews with an easy homemade caramel and drizzled them with milk chocolate. and to put these clusters over the top, we sprinkled them with some sea salt. they look like we bought them at some fancy schmancy candy store, don't they? want the recipe for, "sea salt cashew turtles," it's online now so you can impress y

live look at cottman avenue roads are wet, they have put down the brine and salt. traffic light out here at eighth and race right here in downtown philadelphia. so police are on the scene there and for gang down in delaware we're probably going to see the snow hit first this is a live look just outside dover speed way, so road are still wet but salt crews have been out there they have reduced speed on the turnpike, salting the atlantic city expressway, speed reduced on the bennie and walt whitman coming into philadelphia expect weather delays heading to the airport this morning. mike and alex, back to you. >> why don't we look around and see is what going on in the delaware valley. 6:03 on a tuesday. >> lets start with dave in wilmington. >> reporter: we are here at rodney square and we are getting the snow coming down. flakes getting bigger. you can see the philly news hats here. we will show you what is going on in the intersection here of market street. there is some salt that was dropped by some salt trucks and a bit of the glaze on the roadways, and some snow o

thyme and salt and pepper. some kale, more kale. another row of butternut squash. there we go. more cheese. don't forget the cheese. as we go -- mother earth you put some tomatoes. >>>>anned tomatoes? >> you put that on the top. see that? and more cheese. always more cheese. bake that for about 45 minutes to an hour at 375. at one point, you may want to cover it. you may want to put it in foil. this is the result. >> it looks fantastic. all different kinds of things. i have never seen anybody layer these. go to wlos.com. click on the carolina kitchen link. he's the fastest way. send a self-addressed envelope to 110 technology drive asheville. you can also check us out on pinterest. that's what is cooking in the carolina kitchen. >> coming up tomorrow in the kitchen, this dish is named comes from the italian word angry because of a spicy tomato the shrimp goes great with pasasta for a hardy satisfying dish. >> drivers angry over dwindling head quarters. >> about 200 uber drivers stage a noisy protest in san francisco. >> you could call it a hawk in. they traveled together over t

some video we just got a bit ago, all this salt and sand they here at the yard,. we are told they have laid down 30,000 gallons of brine, also 20 tons of salt. ncdot said they started b rining the registered a. if requirements county,, primary roads with harvey point road and new hope road. as much as they have laid down, they tell me they have a lot of material left, 300 tons of salt, 800 tons of sand, and 5000 gallons of taurine they are nothing has fallen. we expect that to start in a little bit. we will be heading up closer to elizabeth city where officials are also working to treat the roads. we will work to get more information and how they are preparing. we will have that in the next half hour. >> good to hear about the preparations. ncdot has been working to stay ahead of the storm yesterday. >> crews have been laying down brine on interstates. >> north carolina highway patrol encourages you to be ready as the storm moves eatsst. >> you can expect traffic slowdowns because businesses and employers and schools are closing. >> i need to is in the traffic anit

and get salt on the rim the an ounce and quarter of pitrone silver margarita put it in the sugar waterhat will help. >> water and salt. >> and pitrone citronage. >> two types. >> one is tequila and other orange lick our that helps bring out the flavor of everything. >> and then use fresh squeezed lime juice and sugar water. >> then we'll strain and go. >> strain and go. >> strain and go. >>> thanks for joining us at 8:00. we begin this morning with developing news out of michigan where a deadly shooting happened last night in kalamazoo.

we got the salt application down, the salt solution the pavement so when the freezing rain and sleet to fall, it wasn't bonding instantly. freezing rain is difficult to combat. it's a continuing salting operation to keep that chemical on the pavements to prevent the ice from sticking and obviously that can cause major problems as we've seen in the past. >> all right, gaen, thanks gene much for the update. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> community activists will release a report on how they say oil trains are endangering lower incomes in philadelphia. the report claims minorities and the poor face an excessive risk of health and safety problems from trains carrying crude oil through their communities. activists say the problem could grow worse if plans to expand the pes refinery in south philadelphia go through. the refinery is a distribution point for oil coming by rail from north dakota. >>> it's 5:17. 47 degrees at the airport. #reezing around much of the area. the coast guard will question the owner of the el faro today, the freighter ship sank last fall off the coast of the bahama

and, rose marie here right now. some salt and pepper on the beef. you want to see it the in the outside this marinate, i will put some olive oil in it. and, some herbs, i like to put it right over the the meat. we're making a quick marinate here. the herbs and garlic give it a nice flavor. i like to let it sit for a couple of hours. for the the carpatcho we are making a sauce essentially which is mayonnaise. horse radish freshly graded. here i get a whole root and we graded it and we put this in the sauce. little mustard. whole grain mustard. and, i like to make sour cream. i like sour cream in there because it goes great with the horse radish, and the mustard and the beef. we just mix that well. very simple. season it with a little salt and pepper. so now our filet is marinated here for a while and i'm ready to seer it. it is a medium high heat, throw a little oil in it. you can see, nice high heat, smoking hot. what we will do is roll this around until it is browned evenly all around the side for the perfect filet. you see how carmelized it is on

add mayo and salt and pepper and it will be a nice aiole. >> my goodness. that looks amazing. >> probably these to cut it in half as well. >> do something with it. smoosh it down to get your mouth around it. let's get you the recipe at home. click on the carolina kitchen link. that's the fastest way. send a self-addressed envelope to 110 technology. check us out on pinterest and go to the bistro if you haven't been there. you have bees on your roof top. >> that's correct. >> it doesn't get more local than that. >> it is a nice commute to the roof top. >> and looks great. >> thank you. >> that's what is cooked in the carolina kitchen. >> coming up monday in the kitchen, see how fresh fruit and plain greek yogurt can give pro teen muffins power. >> the one place youan go where you are encouraged to let it out. >> if you are away from home, you can stream us live on your go to wlos.com. >> a business in houston texas lets people smash and break whatever they want. >> according to the company it is a way to relieve some stress. the business is called tantrums l

crews are on the standby, sanding and salting. the problem here is brockton, some parts of the city just getting the power back on from the last storm. and now they're on alert and ready for storm number two. crews from as far away as quebec blanketed this area of the state clearing fallen trees and trying to get the lights back on for thousands of people. here in brockton, they're definitely concerned that could happen again. schools are closed. and the mayor says they're only just recovering from friday's storm. >> we certainly have a lot of tree limbs coming down and taking wires with them. we have to worry about the falling limbs. we also have to worry about live wires now. doug: many utility crews were supposed to go home last night. instead, they got the call to stay put, ready for the next storm. again, the best advice is if you don't have to travel today, just stay off the roads and let crews do their work. we'll keep an eye on things for we're live in brockton, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. all day long as this storm in

and heavy snow to new england. a live look in chelsea tonight. no rain yet but salt piles and trucks getting ready for whatever this storm brings. it did take a sudden shift and now it has boston in its sights. >> we have coverage of this looming winter storm beginning with jeremy with how much snow and when it could fall. winter storm warning in effect for tonight and much of the day tomorrow. the storm starts as rain. the city at 46. orange 35. there is cooler air across northern new england seeping into southern new england late tonight and early tomorrow morning. the storm itself is pretty efficient and will make his own cold air. it will change the rain over to snow. the thinking of that changeover is between 4 and 7:00 a.m. first -- >> travel before then is marginal at best but really goes downhill at 7:00 on. it won't take much to turn those streets quite messy. further south along the south the changeover takes a little bit longer. even down there, it's going to be a rough go. 195, 495 up the cape. first in the hills. winding down in metro boston around 4:00,

and slush out here on the roadways. it happened instantaneously, just as soon as we hit that mark here this morning. the saltnd plow trucks are out. i just found out from burlington county, they have about 40 assets on the road. camden county has twice that many as their salt and plow operations. we told you the cars would be covered in snow. they are. we have aç good coating, aboutn inch on the ground as we speak. as you get up, this is what you can anticipate. if if you can, go to school and work late so-to-allow the plow trucks to get out ahead of you. >>> burlington county to philadelphia where the changeover to snow started before 4:00 this morning. it's already causing travel problems. >> katy zachry is live near 30th street station. you've been checking in with the airport, septa and amtrak. what are they telling you? >> the snow is coming down, the flakes are bigger, the wind has picked up, depending on what direction you're facing you could get peltd by the snow. even though the flakes are big and has a sleet-like consistency to it, it's not sticking to the pavements. amtrak not reporting any delay

. >>> mcdonald's latest salad has more calories, fat, and salt than a big back. the premium southwest salad with buttermilk crispy chicken starts with a nutritious base of baby spinach and kale, but once the fast food giant piles on the chicken, cheese, tortilla strips, black beans, corn, and dressing, it comes in at a whopping 710 calories, 43 grams of fat, and 1330 milligrams of salt. a big mac turns out to be a calories, 28 grams of fat and 970 milligrams of salt. don't let the salad for you. >>> still to come, avoiding an audit. you think doing your taxes is sociates danville-lynchburg and heritage funeral service and crematory >>> tax time is here. most of you file and then you're done unless you are one of the millions of taxpayers who receive an audit notice. how does the irs collect returns to audit? stacy johnson has a few ideas. >> stacy: it is that time of year when uncle sam wants you, form of income taxes. when way to get it is tax audits. for obvious reasons, the irs is never going to tell us how they flag a return for audit, but there are some thing

they were out with the plows and salt spreaders all in an effort to try to keep these roads passable. on the streets. on the roads. what an absolute mess for drivers. bob drove from the train station to the gas station. >> i was a little bit worried coming because you do need more stopping time definitely. >> reporter: here in white plains highway department workers tried to stay one step ahead of the snow, then the sleet, then the rain. loading up truck after truck with salt. we found a similar scene in northern westchester. public works crews in newcastle are in for a long night. >> the concern mostly is people shouldn't be driving when it switches to freezing rain and sleet. you can't drive on ice. you really can't drive on ice. if people would stay home the next four hours, it would be a lot safer. >> reporter: it turns out many people were home thanks to the president's day holiday. fewer drivers on the road left more room for plows and salt spreaders. >> it was a holiday but there was still quite a bit of traffic in yonkers. people shopping. people coming to visit yonkers. day,

the water through when the snow begins to stick that's when they'll bring out the spiders and load them up with salt and sea salt only is good to about the temperatures drop back the we that started adding to it. well that lowers the melting temperature down to about zero. we need to make this weekend when he gets into the teens life i will be doing a lot of driving this weekend will be like the longest stay in the us the bills freezing temps could make for a messy commute and folks like richard keeling aren't taking any chances. we got all kinds of ravioli to get caked in oil began to narrow the gap as we want to watch movies i'm not going anywhere the hm again there is that trevor re freeze over the weekend with those chilling temperatures that we are going to be getting so if you are going to be driving this weekend just keep that in mind we have all the information on how all of our cities are preparing for this on our website thirteen years now dot com for now reporting live in or think i'm jenny thirteen years now we just got word that because of the weather precludes county schools will be cl

mobile weather lab, jim, erika, back in to you. >> certainly busy morning for the penndot crews, out salting and clearing the roadways. >> justin finch continues our team coverage. live at penndot salt yard this south philadelphia. good morning, justin. >> reporter: jim, erika, good morning, within the hour, weaver seen several penndot trucks leave here from the salt yards here in south philly. we have video of those guys leaving from just a few minute ago, they were all lined up here, salt in tow, about to go out here and salt the area roads, i can tell you that they did look as though we have places to go already, dispatched to certain areas, to get to work right away for the morning commute. we can tell you that here, i kind of want to jump back out live to show you what we are seeing here. on the ground, the actual gown here, snow snot sticking as you can see, just water at this point. they did drop some salt in this area earlier perhaps, this is a result of that, you still want to be very cautious when you were driving this morning, just in case the conditions are changeable, where you are,

the upper 60s for glenbrook and salt lake and mid-50s for kings beach. light winds and the air quality, but still hasn't been bad. well into the 60s for towns in the lower elevations. 58 in susanville and truckee meadows, 65. 15 degrees above average for today's date in reno. carson city on the warm side and we are warm for the next few days. the entire 7 day forecast as well above average for this time of year of year. the entire 7 day forecast in reno-sparks is well into the 60s. back over to you. >>> the polls proved correct in new hampshire's primary. there was once a prize. report from manchester shows the results and what is next in the presidential race. >>reporter: donald trump and bernie sanders are winners in new hampshire. both of them came off losses in iowa last week. hillary clinton i the slimmest of margins. he led the polls coming into tuesday's voting and said the win by a large margin makes a statement. >> it is just too late for the same old, same old, establishment politics and establishment economics. the people want real change! [ch

and dressing. it comes in at a whooping 710 this 1330 milligrams than salt. the big mac turns out to be a better choice with 540 calories, 28 grams of fat and only 970 milligrams of salt. >> danner: almost half the fat of that salad. >> mark: almost. >> danner: that is amazing. >>> a crane collapsed in manhattan. one person is dead. sitting in a parked c >>> this weekend, it is looking like a like a nice weekend for you condition-wise. sunshine and temperatures in the mid-30s. near 50 degrees near snow flex. the mountains of west virginia, maybe a little more cloud cover. but temperatures in the 30s. >>> one person is dead after a massive crane collapsed in lower manhattan today. several others have been seriously injured too. this massive crane stood nearly 600 feet in the air and weighs more than 300 tons, and it all came crashing down this morning. you can see in that video, crushing cars and swiping at least one building on the way down. look at the wreckage here. now lies several blocks. a 38-year-old man from the upper west side who was sitting inside of

trubs were laying down brian and salt to melt the light dusting. the bigger issue was the temperatures. once they dropped below the freezing point, that turned snow into ice which created slick and slippery conditions. while no road closures have been enforced all morning long, people traveling through the precaution. >> only on north carolina side, it was a little ice on ththe you could see the snow was staying on there. the roads were very clear. >> even at lunchtime, hovering around the freezing point. trucks have driven by us on the interstate. they have been out here. we talked to officials earlier, they said they'll continue to have 12 hour shifts until this event comes to an end tomorrow morning. morning. >> you can see the flakes coming down. when will this be over? >> it is pretty, isn't it? tomorrow morning we are under an advisory. the region. this is the time loop. the last hour from 11:29 until now, a closer look as to where the snow is falling. that snow is hitting the ground right there north of robinsville. that's graham county. swai

snow also coating the roadways out here along route 70 and 73. the saltcks, the plow trucks are out in force, along with you on your morning commute, we'll continue to stay out here and monitor these conditions as we move through this friday morning commute. >>> it's 5:45. we want to give you a look at the road conditions this morning there. different depending on where you are. nbc 10's drew smith is in stormforce 10 trying to give us an idea. he's in delaware county. drew? >> we're heading towards chester right now. i'll give you a live look at interstate 95 southbound. you can see there's a lot more traffic on the northbound lanes right now. we actually just saw our first accident here on the roads. a large van smashed into the guardrail. if you think that the roads aren't slippery this morning, that candice spell that for you right now. right now, we are seeing a lot of that heavy snow falling but not sticking to the roads. there's been a lot of rain here. it is actually wet. i will tell you, compared to when you're coming in around 5:30 in the mornin

it has more calories, fat and salt than a big mac. the premium southwest salad with buttermilk crispy chicken starts with a nutritious base of baby spinach and kale... but once the fast-food giant piles on the chicken, cheese, tortilla strips, black beans, corn and dressing, it comes in at a whopping 710 calories, 43 grams of fat and over 13-hundred milligrams of salt. a big mac turns out to be a better choice with 540 calories, 28 grams of fat and 970 milligrams of salt. who says politics can't be fun... one of the presidential candidates had a little fun with reporters on noah bond has a look at we're working on several new and updated stories coming up on kolo 8 news now at 5. in new york city this morning, a large crane, weighing hundreds of tons... crashes onto a busy street. investigators are trying to figure out what brought the crane down. the super bowl is the biggest football game of the year. officials want to make sure it's also the safest. officers are working around the clock to insure a safe game. new hampshire is gettin

i just checked my rear view mirror and we can see salt and plow trucks behind us so that's good news for drivers this morning. as you can see roads are empty and no drivers having problems but the roadways are wet and drivers could be dealing with slush during morning commutes and slick conditions so if you are heading out make sure you allow for extra time and take it slow. live in bellmore nassau county ilana gold cbs 2 news. >> thanks so much. state of mind safe out there. >> andrea grymes joins us live from the lirr station in miniola. >> it's really not that bad yet. we are here at the train administration station where they are all on time so far. here about an hour ago. you can see a slight accumulation on the tracks and the cars parked here at the station. it has not been an easy go of it the last couple weeks with lirr riders dealing with the effects of the blizzard a couple weeks ago and last night there was a signal problem that caused delays and cancellations occurring the evening rush so hoping the weather doesn't put a kink in their commute. reporting live andrea grymes

salt trucks moving through, putting down that layer between the road and your tires. as the snow begins to increase and pile up, so too will the morning rush hour traffic. this is a concern. visibility is pretty good. so far, there are limited travel restrictions, limited to the new jersey turnpike and the garden state parkway. more in the northbound area of the state. again, while it is not sticking to the roads, you will see this little slush, a little bit of slush out here sticking to the sidewalks. if the kids do have school this morning they'll want to have boots on. also you can see it is sticking here to the mulch and the grassy surfaces. we showed you this car in the wawa parking lot. that's an employee. there wasn't any snow when we arrived here this morning but you can see that suv, light blue there. it will be completely white in no time. this is what you'll be in store for as you bundle up and head out for this very messy morning. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we saw the rain start late last

and clean and you can keep it in the garage this week because we are about to add a lot of snow and salt and problems back here in northeast ohio. some clouds currently, still perfect for evening plans. aspires heading out and grabbing a bite to eat or heading to football parties, you will not have to worry about the weather. not until late. we will start to see rain chances in the overnight hours, still mild, 48. south when southwest winds 14 miles -- 14 miles per hour. for the kids chilly. forty-two is the windchill. rainfall in the map now close we are not yet saturated. we had a rather dry weekend and we are saturating the air -- we have to saturate the air before it appears in the surface. rainfall potential and -- we have to wait until we see the rain moving in toward the midnight hour. bigger picture a lot moving in. all of it wrapping up back here and shifting east. we will see two rounds, two separate fronts that will bring in chances for rain for the warm air and once it settles and we will see the snow chance we'll -- morgan and stay. four days to come. we can see some sizable

philadelphia mayor jim kenney says this should be manageable. >> right now this seems like a brining and salting operation more than plowing. if it is the level of slush and the temperature of the ground with the brining and salt we should probably have pretty much under control. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia had more than $5 million in its snow budget this year. that money at this point is gone. i asked the mayor about that today. i'll have his answer for you coming up at 6:00. we're going to check in with penndot and get an update on their preparations and i'll bring you that coming up at 6:00. now live in norristown, lauren mayk, "nbc 10 news." >> thank you. next on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, speaking of preparations, crews are readying the roads as our team of meteorologists is tracking the latest data and the first alert weather center. sheena. >> that's right. we have some snow heading for the area so here it is not very organized but snow is in the forecast over the next 24 hours. we'll take a look at the timing and how much you can expect. >>> on first alert radar you can see the sys

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seeing lots of plow and salt trucks out. passable on the major and primary routes. says road conditions are moderate to minor now. crews o sand, salt mixture on already plowed areas. and they're working to get to those slushy spots ahead of the icy conditions that come next with this system. and here is what a crew working in the tysons area is focused on right now. >> i do believe they got a little bit more snow. measurements don't show anything in the parking lot. so generally our trigger points is putting down salt right now. >> reporter: vdot has some 2800 trucks on the roads out here. and you should know even though they're out treating the roads, they expect conditions to deteriorate with the treeding rain and sleet coming later. so if you can avoid getting out on the roads, please do so. that is the latest live from the tysons corner area. molette green, news 4. >>> now the big question is whether all the overnight prep work on the roads is pay night to pre-treat roads in d.c., montgomery and prince george's county. in virginia, vdot has been laying down anti

has been out throughout the night and into the morning hours with the sand and salt trucks and the plows trying to push this stuff off the road, but like lieutenant gordon said if you can stay off the roads and stay at home that is the best thing to do if you have to get out. give yourself plenty of time and of course plenty of room to >> all right, julia live in roxboro, thank you very much, and we've got much more coverage straight ahead. >> that's right. live drive five shows ug what thinks are looking like in wake county. . >>> it is 6:41, and phrasing rain is causing a lot of accidents this morning. very slick conditions. it's 27 in benson, 25 in rocketsy mount, 23 in -- 25 in rocky mount, and 23 in 37 in benson. and by 5:00 temperatures have made it above freezing. by mid-afternoon and we should see some improving conditions on the road. right now there are a lot accidents you need to be especially care of, or just stay at home. >> thank you very much, elizabeth. >> elizabeth talked about all of those accidents. we're seeing a number of them and we'll check . >>> a dangerous glaze

in the morning, new crews will file in and could apply more salt. it is the main ingredient to break down one of their toughest challenges yet. >> ice is the hardest thing to have to deal with and you can't melt ice. >> crews say they are equipped to handle it. >> they are highly trained, know the work and they will get out and get at it. >> reporter: city officials say there something you can do to if you see the trucks in the morning or through the night, they ask you give them extra room to work and gefb yourself extra time-- give yourself extra time to get where you need to go. deshawn brown, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> good advice, thanks. people across charlotte braved the major chill to celebrate valentine's day. >> eyewitness news reporter elsa gillis spoke to people out in the freezing temperatures. >> reporter: valentine's day is a big day to go to dinner, movies, and enjoy the city. while many didn't late the cold weather get in way of their plans they could not ignore the dramatic dip in temperatures. >> i am ready to go inside the rest

the county highway department has 15 trucks and 12-hundred pounds of sand and salt ready to go once the snsn starts coming d dn. schools and organizations have already started cancelling events for tomorrow. we're showing those at the bottom of your screen. for a full list, you can also go to kcrg dodocom. a quinnipiac poll shows how first time caucus goers in iowa feel about the ndidates. for republicans, donald trump received the biggest chunk of support- 40 percent of first timers support him. while cruz got 22 percent. on the democratic sidid sanders tops clinton 62 percent to 35 percent among people caucusing for the first time. mark carlson joins us live from the university ofofowa. mark, are they expecting much of a turn out there? the university of iowa field house has been the site of political rallies in the last few weeks. those have included democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders andd republican presidential candidate donald trump. sanders got thousands at his event this weekend. but the question is will young voters turn out to caucus? live in iowa city, mark carl

and send it as needed. -- salted and sanded as needed. barbara: a former unc state professor is accused of embezzling $65,000. he resigned from his position in the animal sciences department earlier this week after an internal audit revealed that money was missing. funeral services are scheduled for today for jose dominguez. john: two men have been charged in connection with his murder. of anmico taxi is speaking with us. reporter: employees are honoring the memory of jose dominguez. many are decorating their cabs like this one. today, i had a chance to learn more about exactly what happened on the morning of his murder. i'm a code taxi -- amico taxi dispatcher pulled out the wreckage from monday. a person called twice requesteding to be picked up. said dominguez was shot and killed. we are blurring of the phone number due to the investigation. the manager says the color didn't ask for dominguez, just . that is why revis believes he was being robbed. >> everything was fine. reporter: at the office, revis and other employees have placed fl

officials are making sure all of the trucks are loaded up and ready to clear and salt those roads, and they're telling people to stay off the streets if they can. >>> you don't have to go out and it's snowing. stay home. stay safe. i mean, most people are off, so you know, i would recommend what i plan on doing and that's staying home with the kids. >> officials warn drivers who do head out to be on the lookout for plaque i for black ice. >>> our live team coverage continues now and jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is live at the scene for us. >> reporter: vai, the snow is continuing to come down in cape may pretty hard. you can see we have an inch or two that is accumulating and it has been coming down for hours since early this morning and you can see right here where it is clear and that's because a snow pusher from the city's public works department came through. you can see, this is a pickup with salt that's also been coming through. they've been putting down salt on the washington street mall to try to clear off the sidewalks and the walking surfaces and those that are

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and also in atlantic city where neighbors were putting down salt to prevent slipping. parts of new jersey and delaware saw the snow this morning, and they are going to be first to see it change over to rain. we will get a live update from those areas coming up on nbc 10 at 5:00. as the storm starts to change in your area, count on nbc 10 to bring you the latest condiss, and you can get the conditions right to your smartphone by downloading the nbc 10 app. >>> and now, other news, a mysterious, and a death involving a body found in a recycling bin. doug shimell has more. >> and the apartment owner wondered why the recycling bin had been moved away. >> our officers got there and noticed the foul order and dug through the contents and noticed a shoe and leg of a human body. >> reporter: police believe it is a woman of asian decent with silver necklace and pink nail polish. >> she was well-dressed, but she was not dressed for the wet. there was no jacket or coat or someso forth. >> reporter: the detectives believe she was put there, but was it murder? >> well, at this point

and this is where things report looking good. we're talking with accumulation. i did see the salt trucks out earlier this morning on the east side and into the day, we will improve and we're going to see sunshine coming up. highs of 35 degrees and back to you. >>> the new hampshire primary is four days away. the democrats are feeling the pressure. last night's debate started out friendly and quickly changed. both sparred over who they thought was the bigger progressive. sanders said that clinton is part of the political establishment. >> detective clinton represents the establishment. i represent, i hope, americans. >> bernie sanders is the only person i think would characterize me, iacs woman running the president as a establishment. >> the new poll has sanders beating clinton in a 2-1 and the primary in new hampshire is tuesday. >>> it's about time. cbs joe biden -- vice president joe biden making history by having a facebook page. posted pictures yesterday. it comes on world cancer day and is that is something close to his heart. he would like the page to be a place to discuss

dispenser behind it sprague the road with salt and what-not. stopped by headquarters you can see the trucks being refilled with the salt so d.o.t. crews working around the clock to make sure the roads here in boone are clear for the day and clear as mentioning a little bit earlier. i'll be up here all morning keeping an eye on the roads telling you road conditions, if you have to be out here in the mountains, you have to dry well below the speed limit. coming up here i kind of lost traction a couple times, my traction control light came on, it is slick, slow down, take your time if you have to be out here, please take your time behind the wheel go well below the speed limit. the roads are icy and slick and you will slide. be careful. reporting live in boone, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> john: thanks, ashton. d.o.t. crews have been busy overnight. sarah blake morgan was at the c-dot yard as crews prepared to head out on the roads. >> reporter: long before the sky split open. >> will it be rain, snow, ice? c c-dot asking those questions ge

we will be mid-60' s. 65 in ocala and salt springs. 67 longwood and a veto. 68 orlando and kissimmee. 68 are high in st. cloud. said -- 670 merritt island and 68 is where we are headed in you go. if you' re headed to the beach you i sunshine, but it will be downright gusty. so the umbrellas may not stick in the stand -- sand too well. we do have a small craft advisory in effect for boaters. that will and as we get some improvement in the water here over the next 12 hours. tomorrow as we get into friday, it is going to be even cooler than today. the morning and afternoon blowing although we will have --. the cool air will continue filtering in. tomorrow, highs only been the middle 60' s wallace today were the upper 60' s. lord are -- we will talk about the 40' s tomorrow on saturday and sunday. cap are traffic, here is ted ted: looking at i-95 in brevard county northbound on the left side. that is the garden street offramp there. a right lane partially blocked right now getting off that ramp. so you plan on picking that up, use caution. here' s wes on the left side of the screen of fiv