the idea behind the coast guard fora, those are the coast guard at the table. they need to reach back into their other agencies they will do that. i told you about the fisheries agencies. they will reach out. it brings the coast guards together. if they need support, they're brought in on an as-needed basis but not as members. that's how it works. >> okay. >> is there a secretariat of the forum? >> i think there is a secretariat for the fora and the basic functioning and secretariat rotates, right? there's a rotating secretariat. i don't remember who has the secretariat for each one. it's like any body like this. someone to develop these agendas and all these other things. okay. >> could you give your name and organization? >> with the accelerate d time line for the icebreaker that president obama has set, and i know you are in budget discussions now, are you looking at increased funding or getting funding from any other agencies? is that expected to happen? >> i can't talk to you about the '17 budget. we're trying our best to meet the president's intent. you'r

it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues now with a road conditions on the peninsula. chopper 10 flew over the area yesterday to catch storm. this is over hampton. you can see snow covering mostly the grassy areas. some of it melted yesterday but this morning we're dealing refreeze. rico bush is live in hampton giving us a closer look at the conditions this morning. rico how's it the area's snow and ice melted sunday and this with refreezing concerns on the roads. many of the main roads and interstates are clear, but those secondary roads are still slick. leave yourself plenty of time getting to your destination. here

in total at least 30 blizzard along the east coast. many people died in car accidents, from carbon from heart attacks while informed during the storm. before the next snow fall you should download our wavy-dot-com news app and our wavy weather app. together the apps will keep you up to date with the latest closings and delays. you'll also have access to the popular super doppler 10 weather blogs. now to breaking news in hampton. police say a man is fighting for his life after someone shot him multiple times. the suspect is still on the loose this morning. this happened around midnight on smiley road, that's off east pembroke avenue. workers at a nearby convience store tell us they heard about 10 shots. paramedics took the man to the hospital investigators say they do hot have any discription of a suspect. call the crime line if you have any informatin for police. the coast guard called off the search for a man reported missing near hatteras island. crews from elizabeth city looked for him for eight hours after someone reported him miss

coast line. over 50 miles an hour possible on the cape for a brief period notice, too, and this is important. the wind shifts around tomorrow morning and blows out of the north and eventually the northwest and a as it whips around in the back storm. over 50 miles an hour weather gusts possible, the 60 miles per hour gusts would be isolated to nantucket and briefly during the predawn tomorrow and i want to show you the wind will show you the side and an active day. the damaging wind threat will be done through the afternoon and tomorrow. as early as tomorrow morning. there might be isolated outages and damage resulting on the cape. with the wind, of course, comes the waves, piling up the ocean water here. saw a bowie report off of the jersey coast line of a 21-foot sea already and this is after the new jersey coast line. the minor coastal flooding is widespread and moderate pockets of coastal flooding as we head during the high tide tomorrow and from hall into the cape and islands. the two-tide cy

to coast. and that includes 10 flying in and out of logan. england. and even though there is not much snow in the forecast here in boston, travelers are arriving at logan wary of those flight status screens. >> you thought it was going to be the end of the world last night. you watch the news. we woke up. i was surprised that there was straight through. we popped through atlanta. that was a great travel day. >> going through charlotte, >> yeah. we were lucky we went through atlanta. report t delta screens show flights canceled into richmond, baltimore. also known as bwi. these folks found a unique solution for their trip to fort myers which was supposed . >> i took a proactive role. i rescheduled the flight twice to avoid bwi. so we are flying today from missouri. then we are changing planes to chicago, illinois. myers. >> that is going to be a long flight. >> it will be a long flight. it will be worth it to spend time with our folks. >> reporter: washington is expected to get up to two feet of

coast guard rescued them from their sinking yacht off the coast of lauderdale by the sea. it happened yesterday evening. the ship was headed for freeport in the bahamas when it started taking on water. the crew and the captain tell us that rough seas were not a problem. they're trying to figure out what went wrong. that ship is now under 1,200 feet of water. all 13 people made it back on to dry land. stay with nbc 6 as we check with investigators about what went that ship down. live in miami beach, julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> vooerero beach police looking for edward and lizette gamez. edward gamez is wanted in connection with a fatal shooting last week. >>> new surveillance video showing armed robbery at a west p park store. the employees say a man walked gun at them and made off with money from the safe. >>> a settlement has been reached between florida state university and a former student who says jameis swin stop, nowow an nfl player, raped her. the settlement awards kinsman $200,000. >>> the every ward isreward for john jamal smith supp to $15,000. police say smith wa

flights canceled up and down the east coast affecting millions. we have the latest on the storm here's the truth -- to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question sincerely, alex payne. >> anchor: we do have blizzard warning in effect for martha's vineyard winnerer it storm warning. not watches, no warning or advisories, city of boston it's that drastic of a cutoff from heavier snow south coast, fors of south shore plymouth south to the canal and out on to the cape cape. as well as wind and that

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gusts over 40 at the coast and 50 from plymouth to the cape. for an extend period during the overnight, by sunday morning that wind is shifting around. and to the north and then northeast. coastline we will watch closely two tide cycles. saturday evening at 11:02 astronomically high because of the full moon and sunday morning minor to pockets of moderate coastal flooding possible. by monday much quieter temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s by tuesday and a gradual cool down through in the it'sel part of the week. now back to you -- middle part of the week. >> back to you. >>> a major recall from a popular baby brand. britax is recalling more than 71,000 infant seats because the carrying handles can break. the recall effects b-safe 35, b- models were made between october of 2014 and july of 2015. injured. murderer. >> for the first time we hear from the man at the center of the netflix documentary. she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to

a linger near or just off the coast into thursday. moisture back up against snow late thursday as the over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check v-dot teams from hampton roads are helping other areas in the state dig out. crews rolled out yesterday to help crews in northern virginia and lynchburg. these are pictures of them leaving shortly after sunrise sunday. 36 workers left with snow plows, spreaders, and motor critical snow clearing operations. they'll join teams already working around the clock to clear out the snow. ten on your side has been covering the rising homicide rate in portsmouth. it has more than doubled in the last year. we keep hearing that, and reporting that, but what's being done to make the city safer? we report on mayor kenny wright saying we need a conversation on the crime issue, and we need a plan. so -- where is that plan? one councilman says the time for talking is over, it's time for action. and to

it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the front. this will cause some more rain. however, this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. roads. let's check traffic now. we're following breaking we're following breaking news in hampton this morning. despite the snow and ice that kept many people inside, police are investigating a deadly shooting. the our next half hour. plus, new this morning - several people are forced out into the cold because of a fire. where they are now on this frosty monday morning. the peninsula got the brunt of the winter weather in our viewing area -- but the southside dealt with problems too. slippery road conditions caused several accidents across hampton roads. you helped point out the you sent us. our winter weather team coverage takes us back to the peninsula. chopper 10 was above colonial williamsburg yesterday. the area got more snow t

and along coast. especially the cape and the island later today, tonight, and early tomorrow morning. excuse me. the wind initially out of northeast changing to the north. gusts over 50, too. across from nantucket and into the vineyard, because of this northeasterly wind pushing the ocean water toward the coast, and we have a coastal flood watch. high tide to watch, 11:00 tomorrow morning, minor to pocket of coastal flooding, essentially from hall down to scituate, and the east facing shore lines and the northerly wind pushing water toward you. the best chance of pocket in moderate coastal flooding. you're going to have to watch flood tied tonight -- flood tide tonight, and look at difference in numbers, setting up, 22, and near 30 in boston ask above 30 down toward southeastern mass. front. if you live and north out route of 128, and temperatures holding in the lower to middle 20s, low to mid-30s along the south shore. even the cape and the island, there may be mixing at times with sleet or some rain

the snow coming down on the east coast. foreclosures saying it could be one of the worse storms ever to hit the region. in washington, d.c. they are telling people to stay inside for the next 36 hours. let's go over to ryan schulteis now with the look at some of the preparations people are being forced to make . >> reporter: at least six states have declared a state of emergency. leaders are taking no collapses with the storm drivers in nashville, tennessee dealing with some slippery conditions getting up hills, proving to be one of the worst problems of a pickup truck even towed a trait and sell other cars to get them through a tough spot. police that responded to more than 150 crashes during the morning commute. snow is falling in washington, d.c. the national mall and monuments closed along with the rest of the government. people there were being asked to stay inside during the storm. officials are trying to prevent any injuries or dangerous situation. roads are clear for the plows to go through. and the snow is already

it is sagging to the south and advisories or warnings to the east coast. closer to home we're seeing cloudy skies and that will be the theme of the weekend but temperatures are going up to the upper 20s and lower 30s in some spots. good morning. wayne county, 23. at the airport, 26. t in the winds. you will feel at this morning. picking up to 20 to 25. five now, it is currently moving backwards, so if you are in lorain county or huron county you will see if you now. two areas of low pressure and ng out towards northern portions of raleigh and durham. this energy is tracking in and as we head into tonight washington dc and to see a good 2 feet of snow in most locations so definitely dicey what these folks are dealing with. from new york to tennesseeing pummeled by a major snowstorm. this is video of downtown philadelphia. the roads e extremely treacherous for the storm already blamed for nine deaths in the snow and wind aren't going to stop until sunday.her service said it damages. >>> east coast storm wreaking havoc for travelers. thousands of flights dela

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the coast guard releasing these pictures after saving 13 people. the ship was off the coast of ft. lauderdale. gabby fleischman is live at the coast guard station. good morning. >> reporter: good morning lauren and walter. the u.s. coast guard telling us everyone on board that yacht. six passengers, six crew members and a boat captain. they were all brought back here to the coast guard station in miami beach to be checked out and interviewed into the investigation of what caused the yacht to sink. heading back to shore after a successful rescue monday night. this is the picture of the serena 3 yacht shortly before it sank in waters off ft. lauderdale. the distress call went out about the boat taking on water and less than two hours later the yacht was gone. >> it just gradually took on more and more water and went down by the stern and then rolled over and finally went under the waves. >> the yacht, with 13 people on board sank about 13 miles east of sunrise boulevard in ft. lauderdale. >> extremely hectic situation. choppy seas, high winds, not the most favorable weather. but at t

once it hits the coast. it starts to intensify. bay tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it is to the south. the snow is to the south. pounding new york back to d.c. that snow is going to lift in before this gets out of here on sunday. where we going to get graced by the system. the cape, the eye in la, where we have 3 to 6 inches plus of snow in the forecast. once you get north of this area, the ams will drop off sharply near nothing to a couple of inches north of the pike but south of the boston area, 2 to 4 inches of snow. another day to watch this and fine-tune that as needed. pretty qiet. sunshine up close to 30 degrees with lighter winds. all right. let's get you out thoughed radios. how are we look out there. >> thank you, sen dy. we have overnight construction as you can see all leans are now open. we're not seeing any delays just yet. let's go to thep mas and boston. once again, construction picked up here. 93 south. no issues on 2493. root 3 also looking good this morning. then you travel the pipe. north of town, a i would wher

we do not expect major flooding on the coast. we expect some street flooding, which is fairly typical for storm events on the coast in new jersey. at least as of now, we're not expecting any type of major flooding incidents along the coast. they will be a bit better off from the snow perspective as rehema mentioned in her report. in the other parts of the state, we have heavier snow than we thought we were, 6 to 18 inches up to 2 feet in central and inland and southern part of the state. >> as you well know, there was a fair amount of criticism in timing of leaving the campaign trail in new hampshire to return home to new jersey. how do you answer those critics? >> i don't know why they would be critical. i was here last night before the first snow flake dropped. so i don't understand any basis for criticism. my view was i wanted the best information i possibly could as to whether my presence was needed here. once i got the final forecast at 11:00 yesterday morning, i made the decision at 11:30 to be home. despite the fact flight

it's moving very quickly toward the east coast. right now weather advisories stretch all the way from arkansas. they got snow in your hometown of arkansas. >> sarah: i know. >> christa: all the way to the northeast. washington, d.c., new york, they're really bracing for hard hit here. also a new track of the storm's path coming in overnight, so here's meteorologist chris lambert with that. chris? >> chris: good morning, christa. good morning, sarah. we've been tracking this storm carefully, and we've been watching how much snow is going the fall down through the mid atlantic. some big snow totals coming out of that region. 7 on 7 forecast going from the no problems today. quiet day. mostly sunny skies. tomorrow from the early morning hours close to the south coast to early afternoon closer to boston and worcester some patchy light snow breaking out. still a question of how far the accumulating snow will get to the north. we're riding the edge of this storm the whole time. it looks like the best chance for accumulating snow in the c

the only way through it is on this ship - the coast guard cutter healy. it's one of only two ice breakers in the united states built to handle polar ice. the ride can get a little rough. >> that noise there - that's the sound of being in the bow of an icebreaker. >> but there is trouble in this frozen paradise. now images like this are becoming more common in the summer months. we even caught a polar bear. >> look! look on the camera screen, he's dead center. >> we see it moving. >> like many species - forced to search further for ice and food - as sea ice retreats in this part of the world. the arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the globe - and that's causing a sea change in this frontier. summer sea ice has receded close to 25 percent since 1979. on land we saw it, birch trees are sprouting on the tundra, and melting permafrost is causing land - and structures to sink. captain jason hamilton is the healy's commanding officer. he's also a veteran of both poles. >> 10 years ago when i first was operating this was complete ice whereas now we ha

coast guard "we can drift people in a life ft. we can drift various types of things that you might be looking for. that helps us kind of determine where, based on the currents, where things are going." as for how long the search will continue, the coast guard says there isn't a timetable at this point. lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "at this poioi, it's still a a arch and rescueueission. and the coast guard and our partner agagcies are going to continue to search and maintain able to find these marines and bring them home to their families. " deborah the coast guard is warning anyone who finds debris to treat it as hazardous material. coming up after the break... two rats in a new york subway station are caught in a game of tug-a-war we'll tell you what their fighting over.r. elisa another subzero night with dangerous cols... snow likely tuesday.. details next. " " video thatatent viral laststear? well, some new rodents are in the spotlight now. take a look at "pita rats"... this viral moment happened...after someone dropped a p

on the west coast we have a few things popping up as well. winter weather advise riz and storm warnings in affect for the sierra for unsettled weather you can see the pacific storm making its way into the west coast. as we get closer you can get a good look of the precipitation we are seeing here. again, we've been hit with back to become storms across the west. you can see bringing another round of showers to the sierra and also across portions of northern nevada. certainly good news for our drought situation across nevada. for us it looks like we could s d by saturday as this system passes through. maybe hold off on washing your cars this weekend until things start to dry out by the tail end of the weekend. overnight conditions tonight. like i said, it is going be a chilly one. temperatures dropping into the mid-40s overnight tonight and waking up to a blanket of clouds by tomorrow morning regionally. another cool night tonight. 40s for overton and mesquite. not quite as cold as last night but i call upper 30s in pahrump pretty chilly if i

coast guard "we can drift people in a life raft. we can drift various types of things that you might be looking for. that helps us kind of determine where, based on the currents, where things are going."as for how long the search will continue, the coast guard says there isn't a timetable at this point.{lt. scott carr, u.s. coast guard "at this point, it's still a search and rescue mission. and the coast guard and our partner agencies are going to continue to search and maintain hope that we'll be you're watching good morning it's time to check weather adams. tonight, the arctic front will pass, and we'll temperature fall pretty quickly. we'll already be in the teens by 8 p.m., and in the single digits for the morning rush. temperatures will fall between 3 and 8, with wind chills between 10 and 15 below zero. highs monday afternoon under sunny skies will only reach the mid-teens. wednesday, there's a chance for an inch or two of accumulating snow. we'll keep you posted on that system.sundaymostly cloudy scattered snow showershigh: 2

this storm on the east coast is just revving up. they are on the light tonight is when historical snowfall will hit maryland, all the way into the dc area. now, closer to home, all we can do is pretty much watch this storm take on the quieter end. i mean, folks, if this would have tracked a little bit more toward the west, we would definitely be in ght now, quiet conditions. we are dealing with something kind of rare here. a little bit of lake effect backward. so if you're out toward the west side, erie, huron county, lorain, avon lake, olmsted, seeing a few flurries. quickly. this is that large and in charge storm that is tracking out toward the east in northeast ohio. as you can see, an abundance of moisture and advisories are already put in place. this low pressure that's moving s raleigh-durham, north carolina, but surging with another area of low pressure that is bringing in warmer air. now, tracking into tonight, we are talking about 2 feet of lation for washington, dc. nick? >> thank you, gentleman necessary sa. >>> now janes

molly: the case is being watched in ivory coast closely. bespoke with some people in the hague to find out their opinions on the matter. take a listen. despicable and shameful acts have been committed in ivory coast. and we are here to condemn that. we think justice must be served in all its splendor. those who are currently being detained are not the real criminals. the whole world knows that laurent gbagbo is not a rebel. he has never killed anyone. laurent gbagbo is a democrat, he's the one who will free ivory coast. alassane ouattara and his gang are the rebels, they committed crimes in ivory coast. >> the icc shows it does not practice justice by refusing to prosecute alassane ouattara for the crimes in ivory coast. they: a few voices in crowd. what else are people telling you they expect from the trial? couple hundred or so pro-gbagbo supporters. they have a triple line of defense that echoes and mirrors the line of defense by the gbagbo team. they indicate that laurent gbagbo won the 2010 election. that's being mirrored by the defens

bay area coasts are under a high surf advisory. marianne farrow live where the city manager declared a local emergency. marianne? >> reporter: that's right, terry. this apartment building behind me has been red tagged, at least some of the units because they are dealed unsafe to live in. that's all because of the erosion on the ocean side caused by the pounding surf. erosion that's so bad the city says this building is at risk of falling in. mike, who asked us not to use his last name has only enjoyed this view for three months. the city red tagged his apartment building in pacificia and asked him to move out because it's no longer safe to live here. >> the city notified me no more than a week earlier i will be red tagged and evacuated from the building by force if necessary without preparations or assistance from the city. >> reporter: mike says he can't afford to move out and several other tenants are in the same situation. we talked to pacificia city manager earlier this afternoon. she said she declared a local emergency after s

. >> before the panthers leave the east coast for the west coast, some of the players celebrated with fans at a pep rally. thousands gathered in their carolina blues to wish their team well before they leave for san francisco sunday. and in the massive sea of blue, a small mighty speck of orange. danielle showed her pride in a rally in charlotte. >> one sunday before superbowl sunday, broncos fans will get their chance to celebrate and cheer on the team this weekend. the city hosting a pep rally at civic center park from 1:00 until 2:30 sunday afternoon. the last one you can see here brought thousands of people out to larimer square. sunday's celebration will happen rain, shine, snow ... but it will be free. >>> sky 9 flew over a strange emergency call this afternoon in westminster. firefighters were called out to help a man who got stuck in a tree trying to rescue a cat stuck in the tree. fire crews had already reached the man by the time sky 9 got there. then they managed to get the cat down and reunite it with its family. >>> it is one of the most daring rescues the coast guard eve

it will be confined to the south coast, the cape and islands. even in those locations after midnight the storm quickly begins to pull out of here so by tomorrow morning, i think its 's sunny in boston with lingering light snow and flurries. the challenge is the snowfall forecast. we will hold strong we think around the metro, 1-3 inches. perhaps lay down 3 inches in the city of boston and the north shore, and metro west about an inch or so, worcester, pembroke, preliminary lymouth , the south coast about 6-10 inches of snow. traveling, i think most of us are fine in the afternoon. 4:00 in afternoon poor conditions. it tries to approach the city of boston. and it includes a dinner and a movie, i think around boston, 128 inside including the city, i would keep the reservations and allow for extra time. i don't think its 's overwhelming snow for boston but southeast mass it will be a tough go. and so is chris -- had this is your map, sorry. >> 30 miles per hour gusts in boston. these winds increasing as we go throughout the day and especially later

we spoke with the coast guard three different units from the coast guard arrived, helicopter and 2 boats to help rescue those people. we spoke with the coast guard about that rescue mission, and what the conditionon were like as they tried to get those people off the sinking yacht. >> at about 25 minutes after last person was taken off the vessel is when the vessel completely sunk. extremely hectic situation. you have to think about it. choppy sea. high winds. but at the same time we have some of the most efficient crew in search and rescue. they were able to do it successfully. >>reporter: now because the coast guard was able to get to those people, within 30 minute of getting t phone call they were able to get them all safely off the boat no. medical issues reported. there were six passengers, six crew members and captain all on board that motor yacht. fought sure where they were going, how long the boat had been at sear where it was coming from all of that will be part of the coast guard's investigation. tow company says they will not be able to sal vandal that accept. it's now comple

it will linger coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. let the clean-up begin! our morning crews found folks out and about on the peninsula - trying to get back to normal. some secondary roads in hampton still have ice lingering despite the sun. only chopper 10 can show us the best view of the winter storm aftermath. you can see what parts of the hardest hit peninsula yesterday. the main road looks clear, but some icy spots remain. compare chopper 10 - to this scene! people near out weekend's historic storm dropped nearly three feet of snow in some areas. this town in chester county was one of th

. >> before the panthers leave the east coast for the west coast, some of the players celebrated with fans at a pep rally. thousands gathered in their carolina blues to wish their team well before they leave for san francisco sunday. and in the massive sea of blue, a small mighty speck of orange. danielle showed her pride in a rally in charlotte. >> one sunday before superbowl sunday, broncos fans will get their chance to celebrate and cheer on the team this weekend. the city hosting a pep rally at civic center park from 1:00 until 2:30 sunday afternoon. the last one you can see here to larimer square. sunday's celebration will happen rain, shine, snow ... but it will be free. so you have that going for you. >>> sky 9 flew over a strange emergency call this afternoon in westminster. firefighters were called out to help a man who got stuck in a tree trying to rescue a cat stuck in the tree. fire crews had already reached the man by the time sky 9 got there. then they managed to get the cat down and reunite it with its family. >>> it is one of the most daring rescues the coast guard eve

fortunately the coast guard rescued everyone on board and there were no injuries. morgan and 3c tow boats were to pluck a waverunner and a liferaft to help rescue people on board. they tell us that several good samaritan vessels also taken passengers. morgan says it appeared in a bar can't -- a mechanical problem might be to blame. it's fortunate the ship was relatively close to shore so passengers. in the dark of evening with water rushing on board morgan says it was impossible to save. >> the amount of water it was taking and how quickly it sank there was not much anybody would've been able to do. >> reporter: the liferaft and other items recovered will be taken to offices. they will try to make contact with the owners of the yacht tomorrow to recover them. the coast guard told us that they continue to investigate the circumstances of the sinking. it is possible we will learn more about all this tomorrow. live in pompano beach carey codd cbs 4 news tonight. >>> we are one week away from the iowa caucuses and tonight the candidates for the democratic nomination pa

the coast guard says it is collapse. now word of a potential collapse comes as the city revealed a plan to spend $100 million to build a new bridge that is tied to boston. the city is looking for ways to preserve it. randy: startling sight here. the toddler found wandering the highway. on the highway. the lesson two parents are learning the hard way. randy: new research says the human papillomavirus raises the risk of cancer. it will surpass cervical cancer as the most common hpv cancer. two-thirds of the population infected with the virus. head and neck cancers will surpass cervical cancer as the most common cancer. two thirds of the population is >> hi. this is denna. i am wishing i could be with you at the game tonight, but i wanted to thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for all the love, support, and prayers you have been sending my way. go! emily: thank you from a hockey player severely hurt during the women's winter classic. denna laing suffered a severe spinal injury. last night, the message played during t

islands and south coast up to 55 miles per hour. now lisa and david back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> dc's mayor declared a state of emergency. she is urging everyone in the district to stay home tomorrow. >> but today, it's all about the fear and loathing as the storm gets closer. craig boswell is live in washington, d.c. where preparations i guess are well underway chris. >> reporter: they are. the metro rail system is shutting down tomorrow evening closed all weekend metro bus shut down at 5 friday an hour after the snow is supposed to begin rolling in. dc's mayor today apologized for the absolute debacle that happened 24 hours ago. when a dusting of snow absolutely shut down traffic going in and out of the city. hundreds of salt trucks and snowplows are getting ready for a blizzard in washington, d.c. up to 20 inches of snow is forecasted to blank the dc metro area -- blanket the dc metro areach the mayor warns it's aextremely large storm. >> unless you have to be out tomorrow afternoon, residents and commuters should get home

the front along the coast by late thursday night. new year's day will be mostly cloudy with only a slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. high:60. the first weekend in january will be dry and partly cloudy. there's still a few hours left in 20-15. will cross the area and settle along the coast by late thursday night. new year's day will be mostly cloudy with only a slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. high:60. the first weekend in january will be dry and there's still a few hours left in 20-15. next, we'll wrap up our look at some of the year's will cross the area and settle along the coast by late thursday night. new year's day will be mostly cloudy with only a slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. high:60. the first weekend in january partly cloudy. there's still a few hours left in 20-15. next, we'll wrap up our look at some of the year's plus, if you're heading to the famously hot new year's celebration...the roads in downtown columbia you'll need to avoid. 2015 marked a

so south coast, cape, islands, you're first. this is a very slow process to push that snow towards the pike. but during the evening and more through just a little bit before it all heads out to sea tomorrow morning so when it's all said and done, the possibility that we don't see much of anything north of the pike to up to a couple of inches, the amounts really ramp up to the south with the possibility of five to ten inches here for much of the south shore, south coast and cape. we're going to step you through more of the timeline and the winds coming up in just a bit. antoinette. antoinette: cindy, thank you. the massive storm has turned deadly. it's being blamed for nine deaths on the roads around the mid-atlantic thousands of flights cancelled. in chicago one plane skidding off the runway. no one hurt there. doug: the eyeopener's frank holland is live at logan. frank, the blizzard having a domino effect as travelers are forced to re-book. frank: good morning, doug and antoinette. (no audio) take a look behind me here at logan

the heavier rain is off the coast and will continue parallel to the coast. some of that is not even reaching the ground. dark green usually does. and some of it will stack up throughout the day. in the inland areas, there's far less and that's the system with this. it's going to give a lot of cloud cover to the inland areas and 19 up in truckee. this is not a favorable system for the sierra but it will be later in the week. there's a lot of energy across the pacific. cloudy and mild and off and on rain. and upper 50s for some. and mid-50s for some and upper 50s for others especially as you get the south, southeast breeze. also the south bay. this is not completely sold out but it looks like a heavier system tuesday and another wednesday and off and on rain thursday, a break friday, saturday, and more rain on sunday. >> i took down the outside decorations. battened down the hatches. >> i would. >> and clean out the gutters the leaves cause a big problem. >>> 4:19 is the time. and you can get up to the minute forecast information with the ktvu weather app. it

it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues now with a closer look at road conditions on the peninsula. chopper 10 flew over the area yesterday to catch the aftermath of the storm. this is over hampton. you can see snow covering mostly the grassy areas. some of it morning we're dealing with refreeze. rico bush is live in hampton giving us a closer look at the conditions this morning. rico how's it looking out there. the area's snow and ice melted sunday and this morning we are dealing with refreezing concerns on the roads. many of the main roads and interstates are clear, but those secondary roads are still slick. leave getting to your destination. here are some safe driving tips to keep in mind: make su

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along the coast some fog. 55 half moon bay. and from emeryville right now looking a the 54, novato, and 52 livermore. notice the showers don't get up throughout the day, 10:00 scattered light showers. mist and drizzle continues along the coast. 3:00. it will be a cal day out there. so -- a damp day. a nuisance rain. and chains, required and a tough time in the mountains. about half foot at kirkwood. upper 50s near 60 today and still a slight chance of showers tomorrow. turning dry monday, tuesday, wednesday. increasing clouds thursday and more rain by the end of the week. >> anyone who complains about the rain i say look at washington, d.c. too much. >> crazy. >> thank you. coming up next, an officer-involved shooting on the las vegas strip. why police opened fire. with just your age, income, zip code,g for health insurance and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enroll by january 31st to avoid the irs tax penalty. ♪ if you haven't checked out covered california in a w

cindy: a powerful storm on its way up the coast right now. i'm tracking the changes to our forecast and the impact in new england. antoinette: the storm snarling travel all over the country causing dangerous and deadly conditions on the road and in the air. our frank holland is live from logan this morning. storm, the nation's capital getting the brunt of it under a blizzard warning right now bracing for more than two >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: just after 6:00 a.m. we take a live look at pits right now from new york city on the left-hand side of your screen and then from baltimore on the right-hand side. the blizzard of 2016 really pounding the mid atlantic this morning. good morning and thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. doug: i'm doug meehan. it's saturday, january 23. from the deep south up into new jersey, it's a mess out there this morning and the storm is headed our way. antoinette: we have team coverage this morning. both cindy and

tonight the coast guard tells us that all 13 people were rescued safely. according to cho -- sea tow this was the yacht shortly before it sank. captain. tim organs is a distress call went out shortly before 10 pm in less than two hours later the out was gone. >> it gradually took on more and more water than when on the stern and rolled over. >> reporter: according to the coast guard the yacht with 13 people on board think about 13 miles east of sunrise boulevard and four letter code -- fort fortunately the coast guard rescued everyone on board and there were no injuries. morgan and 3c tow boats were to pluck a waverunner and a liferaft to help rescue people on board. they tell us that several good samaritan vessels also taken passengers. morgan says it appeared in a bar can't -- a mechanical problem might be to blame. it's fortunate the ship was relatively close to shore so coast guard could rescue passengers. in the dark of evening with water rushing on board morgan says it was impossible to save. >> the amount of water it was taking and how quickly it sa

flight aware says 3,000 flights have been canceled from coast to coast including 120 right here at logan. no problem on the logan runways but flight up states screens inside shows some pain. more than 100 cancellations in all to places like dv, baltimore and charlotte. these pats fans living in tampa flew into watch the afc championship game with family and friends. would have had trouble . >>> yeah, you know, we were looking at that and lucky we went through atlanta p she's berry wake forest women's basketball wept through atlanta as well after beating north can lina thursday night the ladies . >>> we were celebrating and they were like you also have an hour to get ready and get back . >>> they pack quickly and in order to avoid snowy char lot and its ghost town airport they hustled on a bus for a six hour drive to atlanta. they got in at 4:30 a.m. and blew off a little steam doing some buy i don't know say karaoke. >> reporter: the stars finally got their flight to boston straightened out planning late this afternoon for a sunday game versus bc. >>> we were all a little little bit upse