and mysterious threat closes all the schools in bayonne. just what happened to keep the kids out of school on monday. >> lasting into i received information about threats of a shooting to our school system. bill: and courage on the football gridiron. how about this? a one armed linebacker at the nfl combine. >> wait until you see ap hear this story. i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." >> our area still recovering from the huge nor'easter that smacked us on friday and tens of thousands of people still without power on monday and for some, no end in sight. we gol got team chairs coverage. i well check win nate rogers on the aftermath and the recovery and meteorologist dan zarrow as to what to bect the storm that is coming and could dumb ap ton of snow on wednesday and talk to a guy has long-term solution to keep the lights on during even the worst of storms. but first, let's start with nate rogers. nate, what happened? how are people doing? nate: well, bill, it was hectic weekend for the area for many residents after pri dy's nor'easter

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