imagine taking a dip in the frigid atlantic ocean.al an wheeler captured all of this frozen fun for us today down the jersey shore. thank you so much. thank you everybody forgetting involved in that. sea isle city in 2004. i still get chills. when you think about it, flashlight. keeps you looking young. is that it? >> keeps you fresh. dip in. it may be freezing in the water and freezing outside, but the skies are clear, perfect for viewing the super moon. this is a time lapse of the moon tonight from our spring garden sky cam, a super moon is a full moon that is near or closest in its orbit to the earth. there will also be another super moon on january 31 and that one will also feature a total lunar eclipse. unfortunate nately we're not going to hear much of it in philadelphia when we see a result sunny sliver because the moon will be setting at the time of the lunar eclipse. temperatures right now, they are frigid. as has been the trend over the last week, 15-degrees right now westerly winds up around 13 miles per hour, so it feels l

. >>> a person from new jersey is the youngest person to row across the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: all lanes open at broad street. no problems here. we'll get this week started and plan your construction we'll we'll tell you areas to avoid that's coming up next. >> welcome back taking a live look here, the commodore barry bridge. it is 5:44 a.m., compared to other recent mornings not so bad, 43 degrees, we're above freezing i'll take it. >> good morning, everyone, it's not so bad. >> reporter: it's a good point, i was worried about the dampness and the temperatures, no problems we're above freezing. we're at the pennsylvania turnpike, 309. no delay coming in from horsham or gwynedd. planning for construction, they will be doing 15 minute stoppages between trooper and 202 on 422. it starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. when you think you're going to zoom to work when you travel before heavy volume kicks in. you have 15 minute stoppages, you know what a nightmare that is. on the vine tonight all eastbound lanes are shutting down at 11:00 p.m. and open at 5:00 a.m. and one westbou

imagine taking a dip in the frigid atlantic ocean.al an wheeler captured all of this frozen fun for us today down the jersey shore. thank you so much. thank you everybody forgetting involved in that. sea isle city in 2004. i still get chills. when you think about it, flashlight. keeps you looking young. is that it? >> keeps you fresh. dip in. it may be freezing in the water and freezing outside, but the skies are clear, perfect for viewing the super moon. this is a time lapse of the moon tonight from our spring garden sky cam, a super moon is a full moon that is near or closest in its orbit to the earth. there will also be another super moon on january 31 and that one will also feature a total lunar eclipse. unfortunate nately we're not going to hear much of it in philadelphia when we see a result sunny sliver because the moon will be setting at the time of the lunar eclipse. temperatures right now, they are frigid. as has been the trend over the last week, 15-degrees right now westerly winds up around 13 miles per hour, so it feels l

a british crew becomes the fastest ever to cross the atlantic ocean in a rowing boat.hey broke the record by six days. this challenge is the world ‘s toughest rowing challenge. we prepared as best as we could and we gaveit prepared as best as we could and we gave it our wall. —— all. and the french president throws his support behind a bid to for the humble baguette to receive unesco cultural treasure status. hello and welcome to bbc world news. an official alert has provoked alarm in the us state of hawaii after, mistakenly warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack. the text message was sent to everyone on the island and interrupted tv and radio broadcasts. it told people to seek shelter, before adding: ‘this is not a drill‘. the state's governor has apologised for the error. he said an employee had pressed the wrong button. this video shows students at the university of hawaii running for shelter. richard galpin has more. it's just after eight o'clock in the morning local time and suddenly the broadcast of this basketball match is interrupted. hooter. with a ch

and the four british friends break a world record and become the fastest ever to cross the atlantic ocean in a rowing boat. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has warned the government not to agree to bailout the construction company carillion with tax payers money. there are fears the firm, which has debts of £1.5 billion, could collapse after creditors rejected a possible rescue plan. carillion employs about 20,000 people in the uk and is one of the government's main contractors. our business correspondent joe lynam reports this is liverpool's newest hospital under construction. it will be the biggest single bed hospital in the uk, and it's being built by carillion. now there's concern that projects like these could be affected if the company collapses. from prisons to hospitals, to schools and rail, carillion is responsible for some of the uk's largest infrastructure and maintenance projects. so, should the government bail the debt—laden company out? i think what has to happen in this case — the contracts have to be kept going an

driver of the trade actually moved forward the effort to ship as many human beings across the atlantic ocean, forced into slavery. and now we come to the story of the middle passage. the middle passage of course being that space transporting africans from the west coast of africa through the americas and across the atlantic ocean. we're fortunate to feature some dynamic objects including artifacts from a slave ship found off the coast of africa. it actually left lisbon, went to mozambique, africa. picked up captive africans on its way to brazil to sell them as enslaved africans, the ship crashed off the coast of south africa. we're very fortunate to have organized with george washington university, university of cape town and partners of mozack bmb as we were able to identify this shipwreck. one of the key features is some of the archival research revealed that in fact there were 1,400 battle stones on this ship. they were used to offset the human weight. and we know in fact they were bow stones on the ship because we found them in the ocean floor. so we're able to feature those. one thing v

british friends have become the fastest ever to row the atlantic 0cean fastest ever to row the atlantic oceantts reached dry land just after 1. 30 this morning, having spent 29 days at sea, that is six days faster than the current world record for a four—man crew. now, a world famous story; friends in high places and five months old, but he‘s captured the hearts of millions. the first join panda to be born in france will meet his public for the first time. he lives with his parents at beauval zoo. he weighed just five ounces at birth but is now thriving, he‘s been walking... sort of, for the first time. i think these are older pictures, he‘s got better. time. i think these are older pictures, he's got better. yes, probably. he was named as brigitte macron, the wife of the french president, so friends in high places. i like mike's question about what do you do if you are godparent toa what do you do if you are godparent to a panda, you can‘t take them to a day out to the zoo. he's already there. never been askeded to be a godparent to any animal before. i‘ve got about seven or eight godchildre

ocean city, 15 and a half. atlantic city airport 14. man hawkin, 17-inches. the peak wind gusts show it's been blustery all day with blowing snow. cape may, 57 miles per hour. lake hertz 58. these are tropical storm force winds. the winds are not letting up. the combination of winds and falling temperatures, windchill advisor iiesn e through saturday into saturday at noon. we have windchillthe poconos. it's going to feel like siberia tomorroworning. windchill, poconos, 15 to 30-degrees below zero. nearby ss north and west, 10 to 15 below zero. so delaware, 5 to 10 below zero. record cold sunday morning. then i check the chance of an icy mix. i talk about that the forecast,>> shore, the worst of mother nature's furry. waves crashing on the beach. theall in the area led to scenes like this. by night, few cars were outon te the streets of briggen teen, mar gate and atlantic city. brews were out making the roads passible for tomorrow. >> delaware, they are digng out tonight. a plow driver removing snow from parking spaces at this plaza in mill creek delaware. the

administration has proposed a controversial plan to open a protected areas in the pacific and atlantic oceansromise to boost us domestic oil and domestic gas production. environmentalists have called it a shameful giveaway to the oil industry. music streaming service spotify says it now has 70 million paying subscribers. the announcement comes a day after reports the company plans to list on the new york stock exchange. including people who use its free advertising—backed service spotify has 1a0 million active users and is valued at over $19 billion. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning: from wired — legal weed startups aren't sweating a crackdown just yet. it says the us marijuana industry remains ‘pretty chilled', despite attorney generaljeff sessions overturning 0bama—era policy on the drug. forbes is among those discussing spofity‘s plans. it warns a $1.6 billion lawsuit is sending spotify off into troubled legal territory. the wall streetjournal sounds a not of caution about the stock market euphoria. the dow has soared to 25,000. but many individual investors are s

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congratulations, you just rowed across the atlantic ocean by yourself and set a world record. how are you feeling right now? >> it's hard to describe. i feel amazing. sort of really overwhelmed. just being surrounded by people and on land i can barely walk. >> i can imagine. we've got video of you coming in. i think you're using your flares to celebrate as you came in there. how long were you at sea, oliver? how many miles did you row? and how long did this take? >> so i was at sea for 44 days. and i think i rowed about 2700 miles. >> my goodness. what was the hardest part about it? you certainly were physically capable, and trained for this. was it the physical aspects or the mental? >> definitely the mental. just, you know, being out there, by myself, it was really hard you know, to keep a smile on my face. especially when things got tough. like after i capsized for the third time, had a really rough time with it. just getting back on the oars and rowing again was really hard, knowing that, you know, it could happen at any point, and i was just completely by myself. >> well

well, take a closer look this is a frozen atlantic ocean.is drone video taken at old silver beach in massachusetts. the water was so solid people walked safely on top of it. the snow has piled up on the beach, as well. muchngland was hit with snowfall and frigid temperatures from the same nor'easter that brought us snow last week. >> i can't i can't care how ht looks, i'm not walking on it. >> reporter: we have wintry mix coming our way. >> reporter: we iss accuweather alert because of the timing of the mix move be in rick. storm tracker 6 live showing it's dry in philadelphia. we're tracking mixed precipitation setting up north and west. we'll go in tighter on street level with storm tracker 6 live you can see the light snowfall along 422 if you're between reading and berks county. also to the south of reading along 176 we have the precip moving in from a west/east direction. it will continue throughout the rest of the afternoon and into the evening hours. here's the picture outside, sky6 live hd live in hd in spring mountain montgomery cou

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his father summed up the courage it took to take on the atlantic ocean by himself. >> the measure of a person whether they get noctd -- knocked down and get back up. he not only got knocked down, he capsized 6 times and he came back and rowed 2,600 miles. his trip raised money for ocean conservation and homelessness. >>> one of the most famous faces in international soccer is an other than in miami. david bechham has launched a new soccer team. the road block was where to build the stadium. he said it was a teaching opportunity for his children. >> they've seen me smile and frustration, the way of teaching them, it's difficult times it's how you react when you go through difficult times. >> beckham said while he plans to spend a huge amount of time in miami to deal with the business of the team, his family will stay in london so his family can maintain normalty and don't have to change schools. they machine to make trips to the u.s. >>> well, today is the first day you can begin filing your 2017 tax returns. while you have until april 17 to submit your returns there are two good reas

for us the heavy snow continues to band in from the atlantic ocean and the high winds blowing it all it happening here in olde city. the wind driven snow, 21 miles an hour sustained winds make 23 degrees feel like eight out there right now. visibility is lousy no matter where you are drying because even if you have just a little bit of snow, it is blowing, it is drifting. we stay in the mid-20's all day. the snow tapers off a little later on this afternoon. how much? a whole lot at the shore. less as you go further north and west but there could be a pocket here or there of heavier snow because of these bands, guys, that we've been seeing moving off the ocean so you'll drive in and out of heavy, heavy snow at times. >> just look at that rehoboth scene right there. >> how that has changed throughout the morning, hasn't it? oh, my goodness. >> looks like they've actually cleared some of the cars off because they plowed around them or something. >> it's horizontal snow. can you see it? look to the right there. it's just horizontal. >> and it moved in so quickly they were the first to ge

for british friends have broken a world record and become the fastest ever to cross the atlantic oceandays, six days quicker than the current world record. he's world famous, has friends in high places and atjust five months old he's already captured millions of hearts. this is him. the first giant panda to be born in france will meet his public for the first time. yuan meng lives with his parents at beauval zoo near le mans. he weighed just five ounces at birth, but is now thriving and has been walking for nearly two months. he was named by his godmother brigitte macron, the wife of the french president. have you had any dealings with pandas over the years? if there is a animal story you are surely mike has had some engagement with the animal. i can't think of any panda anecdotes. you can retire! bears? plenty of those. the panda is in demand and so is michael o'neill. it seems he will go to scotland. he is the one they wanted, it sounds like a grease song! he's the one that they've wanted, for the top job in scotland, since gordon strachan's departure in october. and they have been t

or fly across the atlantic ocean from a much worse situation. >> correct. that's why in the statute of liberty we have phrase, the american idea that we will take your people who are burdened, oppressed, you know, people who have been left behind and judged to be inferior and we make them and i think this is what lindsey graham was saying to the president in the oval office come to america and adapt the idea as a place of opportunity and political freedom and stability and that's the american idea. it's not based on where you come from, certainly not the irish that you heard paul ryan that you talk about, not for italians, not for jews, not for catholics and at one point in our history all those groups have come up against this kind of bigotry for paul ryan to say this is unhelpful. how about say clearly that that is racist and un-american. chris: i just want you to respond before i bring everybody else in. >> again, i think what we are talking about here is in the future, i mean, we have a great history of immigration and no one debates that and no one deb

the jump in the freezing water of the atlantic ocean and air temperatures struggled to get out of the teens today and in the big apple emt crews were on standby in the event has never been canceled due to cold weather because that would be dumb. >> i don't know why they do it. >> if you start off your new year's that way the rest has to be better. >> that's a good way to look at it.>> i think they need psychiatrists there in addition to regular emts. >> i wonder where that comes from. where did not even start? if you know the answer, shout that out to me on facebook or twitter. we will look at that in the next half an hour. >>> things are getting better and in fact could get worse later in the week. >> it will get cooler and tracking later this week maybe a chance of some snow. not a given for everybody. it lks won't get any. >> just like last night. we had fun without you, adam. you missed it.>> it will be a coastal storm we will be watching mid to late week and that is what could bring, the keyword is could, some snow for some of us. not for everybody. right now 22 degrees at feels

dozens of people looked old man winter in the face and ran into a frigid atlantic ocean yesterday for the 27th annual polar bear plunge. atlantic city's event went off without a hitch while other shore towns postponed or canceled events because of the extreme cold. >>> and not to be outdone, brave souls took one unfrozen section of the susquehanna river for the annual penguin plunge. organizers had to use chainsaws to cut through the ice there before the plunge could happen. people actually went into the water after that. the event raises money for the humane society. >>> you can monitor the dangerous cold from your phone by downloading the nbc10 app. see the forecast down to your neighborhood and get weather alerts sent to your phone. >>> the working vacation is over for president trump who is back in washington this morning. the president starts 2018 with an ambitious agendas. hee meet with republican leaders -- an ambitious agenda. he meets with republican leaders to discuss the affordable care act, welfare reform, immigration and infrastructure projects bike the controversial bord

dozens looked old man winter in the face and ran into a frigid atlantic ocean yesterday for the 27th nual polar bear plunge. atlantic city's event went off without a hitch, while other shore towns postponed or canceled events because of the extreme cold. >>> not to be outdone, these brave souls took on one unfrozen section of the susquehanna river for the annual penguin plunge. organizers actually had to use chainsaws to cut through the ice before the plunge could happen. this event raises money for the humane society. that's the moment i turn around. when you have to use a chainsaw to cut the ice, brother turns around. i give them credit for raising money and having fun. >> you sound like you read the instruction booklet -- >> the chainsaw, we don't need to go in the ice. >> don't stand in the middle when carving that circle. >>> it is frigid this morning. i can't imagine doing the plunge. good for them. i've been layered up for days now. we all have. the cold weather is still with us. we'll see some changes over the next couple of days. some warmer air will come in. i'm also trackin

four british friends have broken the world record and become the fastest ever to cross the atlantic oceanw, dubbed the four 0arsmen, made history overnight when they reached the island of antigua in 29 days, beating the previous record by six days. dan johnson has more. that's it, lads, you've done it! the end of the net the journey done in record time. the four 0arsmen hadn't even been on a rolling boat 18 months ago. here they go! now they've not only won this year is athletic challenge, they are world record holders. the first to make the crossing in under 30 days. they left the canary islands one month ago, facing 3000 miles of blood and blisters, sweat and tears. producing their own freshwater on—board, surviving on rations and taking it in turns to eat, sleep and a row, their motivation was personal. it's amazing to compete and we set out as amazing to compete and we set out as a kind of charitable initiative in the first instance for two charities, for mind, the mental health charity, and spinal research. for me the mind element is commemorative. my mum had in a mental illness all

hundreds braving the cold and jumping into the atlantic ocean. and this year really tested their nerve - temperatures hovered around 17 degrees for the plunge there in new york. last year.. swimmers had a 50-degree day. - frigid start for back to work & school; sunny & cold afternoon - watching coastal system wed/thursday (some snow possible east of i-95) - another bitter blast friday/saturday (highs in the teens!) - 40s return in the extended outlook today: mostly sunny. continued cold. highs: 25-30 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: clear and cold. lows: 9-16 winds: sw 5 mph to calm wednesday: sunny early becoming mostly cloudy. highs: 31-36 coming up: deep freeze. millions waking up to record cold. temperatures in the 30s as far south as tampa, florida - and here in our area feeling like single digits. millions waking up to record cold. temperatures in the 30s as far south as tampa, florida - and here in our area feeling like single digits. ryan live tease 5:xx a car driving right into a frozen creek! overnight crews rushing to the scene to rescue th

but dozens of hardy souls instead took a dip in the atlantic ocean. he 27th annual polar bear plunge in atlantic city. most we spoke to were veteran plungers who said they wouldn't miss this event for anything. >> i think today's probably the coldest day but the one good thing is the water temperature is warmer than the air so going in is not a problem. >> that's exactly right. temperature a balmy 32 compared to the air temperature that was still hovering around 20. the event raises money for charity. >>> our coverage of this cold weather continues at 6abc.com. just check out the hourly and seven-day forecast as you get ready for frigid temperatures. we also have tips to help you through this cold snap including ways to save on your heating bill. >>> the investigation continues into the crash of a single end inplane that crashed in costa ricaest killing 10 people including 10 americans. the victim included a penn student and his family from scarsdale new york and members of a family that left plymouth meeting back in 2005. "action news" reporter trish

look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall has started to really starting to invade southern new jersey, but it's really started to pick up here in portions of coastal delaware. the dark before you were is where the steadiest is falling, it's overcoming the dray air allowing for snow to star in the western suburbs, this is moving in now, we got awhile to go through night and through tomorrow morning especially that's when the heaviest snow will fort myers. cape may county seeing steady snow, we'll check in with alexandria hoff more on that isn't a bit as we head to delaware you can see the dark purple shaking and indication of pretty heavy snow falling, i want to take you out to the neighborhood network camera in rehoboth beach delaware. look how heavily that snow is coming down and the boardwalk already almost completely covered you can see the wind whip

a record-setting trip. 19-year-old oliver crane is the youngest person to ever row across the atlantic oceanhim4 days to reach antigua from africa. congrats to him. >>> a controversy in florida. police in miami are facing criticism after video showed officers leading a 7-year-old boy out of school in handcuffs. >> hi he allegedly attacked a teacher. hitting her and knocking her to the ground after pulling her hair. the boy's parent says the police were out of line. do does he show any science of aggression or anything like that at home? have you ever seen him misbehave so badly that he's attacking other people. >> my son doesn't behave bad. he's a normal kid. he plays like all the kids. he has a younger brother and an older brother. arguing between kids is normal. trying to do something against anybody, no. >> police say their action was warranted to keep the boy from harming himself and others. the boy's parents describe him as an excellent student. >>> the actress who place the mother on the "the wonder years" says the show was canceled because of sexual assault al dpagss against fred salv

major warnings up and down the east coast as parts of the atlantic ocean are freezing over.ools in boston philly and new york shut down. thousands of flights canceled. we are live from the snow zones. >>> flu season is spiking right now. multiple school districts closed after an increase in flu cases. hospitals are overwhelmed. what you need to know to fend it off. is it too late to get the flu shot? plus, millions fighting nasty colds that just won't stop coming back. dr. ashton here with how to stay healthy. >>> parenting alert. after logan paul's disturbing d so many parents concerned we'll show you stepby pi step how to protect your children online. >>> and half their size. three incredible weight loss journeys to being healthier and happier. how these three women transformed their bodies and their lives. the astonishing reveal here on "gmmorning, america. thank you, simone. she knows hearing that song always puts a smile on my face. i don't know if these folks haveng to smile about but can on thiswy thursday morning. up and down the east coast in t that winter storm, th

these five small fleets would then meet in the middle of the atlantic ocean and form another, ships, 120t of 103 miles by 30 miles wide, and it would sail for morocco. -- they wouldret not use radio. in stead during the day they would use signal flags to communicate changes in the course. at night, if they needed to do a course adjustment, they would sail between the ships. the fleet manages to slip across the atlantic undetected. i want you to stop and think about this for a moment. in the age of satellites, in the age of knowing everything and see everything, we have a massive invasion fleet that is undetected by the germans, despite the fact that there is a matter of -- massive battle going on in the atlantic. the fleet would, of course, be admiral kit hewitt, who is the man laughing with his eyes closed here and to the left, admiral george patton who would command the western task force. arrived,e americans there are a couple attempts to get morocco to surrender. it does not work. murphy tries in october. in the hours before the theicans are off the coast, commander all because o

more than 41,000 businesses on the atlantic coast have expressed opposition to drilling in the atlantic ocean, and that's why nasa doesn't want drilling anywhere near the kennedy space center, and that's why the department of defense has said time and time again that we should protect and extend the moratorium on drilling in the eastern gulf. bipartisan, senator mel martinez, a republican from florida, and i in 2006 passed a moratorium for the eastern gulf of mexico off of florida because of the military as well as all of the environmental things that i've talked about. the air force just at the end of last year came to us, wants to put $60 million of new improvements for exquisite telemetry as we are testing some of our most sophisticated weapons systems in the gulf testing range. that's the gulf of mexico off of florida. but they don't want to make that investment of $60 million to upgrade all of the telemetry unless they have the assurance that it's going to be off limits to oil drilling, not just until 2022 which is in the law, but they want it extended another five years until 2027. and

they really would not be that stupid because in november, the atlantic ocean is only calm one out of every five or six days. that means if you try to put men ashore in wooden boats, they are likely to be smashed on the rocky coastline. the french were so confident that no one would ever try and amphibious invasion that they sent men who normally guarded the coast to the interior in the winter. it did not make any sense. but the americans were coming. and in fact, this is a copy of a flyer that is sent. basically, casablanca is blanketed with this flyer in the morning when the americans are about to come ashore. it's urging the citizens of casablanca not to fight and join the americans. the americans would come ashore at three different places. they would come ashore at madea in the north. fedala. north of casablanca. and in the south. they did not come ashore at casablanca because it was too heavily guarded. over the next three days, the center group and the troops that, sure -- that come ashore from safi would close from the north and the south. the northern group at mehdia has a mu

they are a public relations dream on both sides of the atlantic ocean. the french love them, of course. the americans love them. theodore roosevelt wrote articles about them. cornelius vanderbilt gave them a blank check to live as exotic and as rich a lifestyle as they wanted to live. and they did. i suspect this is where fighter pilot culture comes from. the americans could not discipline them. the french had no incentive to do so, as long as they were both flying well, and as long as they represented this kind of link between the united states and france. as you know, they are not alone. there are others. dylan star, the great football player for harvard, died as a member of the guards for great britain in 1916. other americans that served, there is a canadian researcher who estimates 80,000 members of the canadian army in world war i were born in the united states. that is the easiest way to join the british army was simply to walk across the border into canada and join the british army there. even if he is off by a factor of four, that is an unbeliev

. >>> so, it was cold on broad street, as we know, but even colder, make that, in the atlantic ocean.ad: we will show you the brave souls who weathered the frigid temperatures for a good cause yesterday. >> also ahead, learning more about a deadly shoot inning monmouth county. we will hear from a family friend about the teen gunman. plus this. >> with the new year comes some dangerously low temperatures. i'm mola language any washington with a look at a nationwide freeze. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i don't know, i mean, i don't need to be like the cool kids today. i like to be like the warm kids. >> honestly. >> well, there will be a lot of cool kids out at the bus stop this morning. bitterly coal morning. >> he will up, guys. >> katie has your forecast when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. givi

look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall has started to really starting to invade southern new jersey, but it's really started to pick up here in portions of coastal delaware. the dark before you were is where the steadiest is falling, it's overcoming the dray air allowing for snow to star in the western suburbs, this is moving in now, we got awhile to go through night and through tomorrow morning especially that's when the heaviest snow will fort myers. cape may county seeing steady snow, we'll check in with alexandria hoff more on that isn't a bit as we head to delaware you can see the dark purple shaking and indication of pretty heavy snow falling, i want to take you out to the neighborhood network camera in rehoboth beach delaware. look how heavily that snow is coming down and the boardwalk already almost completely covered you can see the wind whip

in new york more than 1,000 swimmers joined the coney island polar bear club for a dip in the atlantic oceand revelers in wisconsin, and in the netherlands, hundreds put on red hats before diving into the chilly north sea. the coast guard just released video of a dramatic rescue of panama city, florida, an 89- year-old man had driven off a pier on saturday. guard members broke the car's window and pulled the driver to safety. and we have new lives to celebrate. parents jennica lynch and davante perez welcomed logan james lynch perez, the first american baby born in 2018, six pounds and 15 ounces. s was born two seconds past midnight in guam. up next, proof that parental anve endures, even when separated by many miles and even decades. decades. ri crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technol

four british friends have broken the world record and become the fastest ever to cross the atlantic oceanade history when they reached the island of antigua just after 1:30am this morning, having spent 29 days at sea and beating the previous record by six days. dan johnson has more. and here they go! shouting the end of an epicjourney rowed in record time, four men who had not even been in a rowing boat 18 months ago, now not only challenge winners but the first to cross the atlantic in less than 30 days. it feels overwhelming. the challenge, as we said before, is just relentless, never ending pain, just rowing, the whole thing, and coming first is something that is beyond our wildest dreams. they left the canary islands 3,000 miles away and faced 40—foot waves, scorching sun and howling winds, not quite the apocalypse but a test of endurance for the four oarsmen. surviving on rations, producing their own water, taking it in turns to eat, to sleep, and to row. it's amazing to complete the row. we set out as a charitable initiative, for two charities, mind, and spinal research. the mind re

the atlantic ocean crashed over and through sea defences.w waves flooding into the streets. in paris, there was heavy driving rain. this is what the strongest winds in eight years can do to the capital. crushed cars, collapsed scaffolding and downed power lines. dangerous conditions closed ski resorts in the alps. one skier died after being hit by a falling tree. translation: i am devastated. we can predict avalanches or torrential rain that trees falling on the ski trail, were not used to that. it is tragic. destruction has been widespread across northern europe. tens of thousands of homes are without power. in switzerland, 25 people were stuck inside a cable car due to strong winds that it later they were rescued by helicopter. this train was blown off the track near lucerne injuring eight people. hours earlier, ireland was the first to feel the power of the storm. high spring tides in galway and gale force winds are a dangerous mix. in donegal, some enjoyed the wild weather. this is a dog in a sea of foam. in south—west england, eleanor t

. >>> now to the bottom of the atlantic ocean, divers striking gold.f the north carolina coast, you see one of the drivers holding up a rare gold coin believed to be from the wreck of the steam ship pulaski. the coins worth about $100,000. the divers hopeful they'll hit the right spot and could be in for even a bigger find. >>> to vancouver, british columbia, a snowboarder buried alive. >> ride it out. oh, god! >> you saw it right there. he jumped into a snow bank by accident. his buddy digging him out, able to save him. turns out, he was just returning the favor, a few years ago the roles were reversed. landon was trapped in the snow needing to be rescued. >>> when we come back, letters for ruby, the get well wishes still pouring in and the power of positive vibes. stay with us. needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling

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