driveway........cathy was out helping customers load up on ice melter.their top seller: prestone driveway heat....which claims to not damage concrete. concrete."it's gonna protect my driveway, i hope. rather than salt, salt seems to have an effect on the cement."so while most tri staters were not looking forward to a snowy rush hour.... hour...."you were praying for a snow day, weren't you guys?" at stores like crescent springs hardware, they have been waiting weeks for this and dont forget a jug of windshield wiper fluid: you'll find plenty at most grocery and convenience stores. stores.finally its cheap gas monday....ron mckiddey says thorntons in springdale is down to 1.59.in kentucky, kermit ballmer found 1.76 at murphy usa in florence.and in indiana, terry henkenburns says valero in aurora is 1.67. 1.67.this comes as some analysts say gas prices could fall below 1.50 soon....so you dont waste your money. spotty snow showers begin mainly after 3 a.m. by the peak morning rush (6-8 a.m.), a half inch of snow could already be on the ground and this will include cincinnati. continue until

nick: the good news is you won't your driveway. the storm off to the southeast that we've been watching is not going to be close enough to give us a problem. we'll have a couple of snow showers from this system, but we're talking about a big warming trend coming our way. ernie: thank you very much. join us tomorrow. we'll be here to talk to the mother of mr. diallo. she'll talk about the first benefit dinner of a new foundation in his name. it's aimed at healing racial we'll have t [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take pbefore your appointment starts. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, an

should roll down the driveway. but it gets stuck somewhere in the middle. >> the driveway is covered under a one year warranty. the contractor promised to take care of it. >> she's tire of waiting. >> it's frustrating. >> she hired a lawyer. and put a sign up. to try and shame him into doing something. in the meantime. her problems continue to pile up. >> there's a definite ridge. it's like just a ridge. >> her foundation also appears to be settling. >> you see the line. that's not a seem. that's carpet. >> . was hoping for. >> we did speak with two representatives. both say the legal proceedings are now delaying them from fixing the driveway. in a sudden and unusual twist to all this. the company is threatening to sue her for deaf defamation. for putting that sign in her front yard. >> . breaking breaking news in asia. north korea. it completed a successful hydrogen bomb test. >> the government called for an emergency meeting to discuss the >> . the sheriff says there's more use of force incidents within jail wall

but to have to start on the driveway today, if you have a driveway and your car is parked in it, or evenf you put your car in the garage, you still have to dig yourself out. that is a lot of work. it's a lot of work to clear the car. wherever you are planning to go, remember to do it start well in advance and don't try to rush it will stop if you go with the snow on your car, and it comes off the car and onto your windshield while you are out on the roadway, you cannot see and that means you are prone to an accident or crash. autria: we have all seen whenever the person in front of you is driving down the road and they did not clear their car properly and you get that huge gust of snow. >> that is potentially dangerous. larry: john, always good to talk to you. we appreciate your time to stop autria: the sun -- your time. autria: the sun might be out, but it is still downright frigid. >> it is below freezing out here. it is really cold. i have been out for five to 10 minutes checking out the area. the city is coming back to life and the temperature is 20 degrees but it is still breezy. no

shoveling your driveway on days like this can be a real pain. but before you hire someone to do it for you... john matarese has some things you need to know.. so you don't waste your money. with the tri states first real snowfall of 2016 now on the books....and more snow predicted for friday, you might want to pay someone to salt and plow your driveway. but a caution before you do. ----------------------an inexperienced plow driver can damage to your driveway or landscaping. if he's not insured and bonded, you may end up paying to fix the damage.angie's list has several suggestions to protect yourself: yourself:beware someone who stops by with a plow on their truck who you dont know.ask up front if the plowing fee includes walkways and ice melter.and make sure he is insured. insured.need to find a plow? try local landscaping companies.you want a plow driver you can trust, who wont rip up your driveway and say not my problem.that way you dont waste your money.im jm 9 on your side. scientists say last year was earth's hottest year on record... and

we did our driveway, my father lives next door, we did his driveway. >> reporter: so these neighbors are helping each other. holly says the kids have been walking to the store to pick up groceries and shoveling walkways for the elderly people who live down the street. >> it really teaches our kids smunt servi community service and to do things that are not just for yourself. >> reporter: a vdot spokesperson says because we don't typically get this much snow, they don't have the type of equipment needed to plow the streets. it could be days for plow drivers to make their way to many of the neighborhoods that are still buried. now, coming up at 6:00, why some neighbors say they're frustrated after having to dig out a plow driver who was there to try to clear their streets. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> a lot of people had the day off but there were plenty of people who had to go to work and had to get there. we caught up with this operating room nurse. she had to walk along a very dark rockville pike early this morning to get to nih. maureen george tells us she had

into the the 0s and teens once again saturday night, so there will be re- freezing on the roads, driveways, and sidewalks. be careful heading out your door on sunday morning! overall a nice winter we are headed for a next best chance of away until the end of temperatures will be tag thanks bree-- a in the ben as the year came presidential campaigns. the republican top aides have resigned. campaign manager and director stepped down. carson has struggled in the polls since october when he was rivaling donald trump for the lead in the republican presidential race. he's now in third place behind trump and ted cruz. amanda/lam three democrats will be on the ohio primary ballot. but not former maryland governor martin o'malley. instead, voters will choose between hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and rocky de la fuente -- a developer from san diego who actually just recently moved to west des moines to campaign. o'malley fell 228 signatures shy of the thousand he is already on the ballot in 18 other states and o'malley is a our weekly political show sunday. "this week in iowa" airs sundays at 9 a

in essence their alternating the driveway they'll have to alternate the driveway the list is extensive and i fear the desire of a lot of people to just permit things and don't look at the requirement and the packet the existing studs the walls doesn't meet code and can't be used to hold up a 4 story building service request here i don't think this has enough information dbi didn't have enough information i'll ask a senior inspector to look at this this board can either get information or revoke the permit it is clearly issued no error or not installing a fourth floor oar the roof deck they say no roof deck is created and i would encourage you to look at the language on the application form it is quite clear thank you for your time. >> mr. patterson i have a couple of questions he was here during the first case last year someone from the public showed pictures what is the reading of our clients and open stud condition. >> the questions what fire rating is required i don't know what the trend extensive construction is going on i don't know what the fire rating is. >> open stud no sheetro

into the the 0s and there will be re- driveways, and sidewalks. be careful heading out your door on sunday morning! sunday will be a bit cooler with a few more clouds, but overall a nice winter day with seasonal highs once again. we are headed for a dry stretch with our next best chance of precipitation keeping away until the end of the work week next week and temperatures will be holding steady in the 20s and 30s. it's friday... time for "local 5 at the movies." here on good morning iowa.. the only movie making its debut this week...the gritty western called "the hateful eight." director quentin tarantino tells the story of post-civil war bounty hunters. kurt russell is bringing a female fugitive across wyoming to collect his reward when a blizzard hits. they take refuge in a haberdashery, which is filled with some equally unsavory characters. the hateful eight is rated-r. all: (reax) -- seem like a movie you'd be interested in? -- have you seen have to ask, have you seen the new all: (reax) -- seem like a movie you'd be interested in? -- have yo

both say the legal proceedings are now delaying them from fixing the driveway. in a sudden and unusual twist to the company is threatening to sue her for deaf defamation. for putting that sign in her front yard. >> . breaking breaking news in asia. north korea. it completed a successful hydrogen bomb test. >> the government called for an matter. >> . the sheriff says there's more use of force incidents within jail walls. >> . lost smart phone. and thanks to a special app. they have a photograph of the man who found it. they just don't know who he is. >> . new tonight. live to explain how it works. and how you could help. >> with this app. if the password is wrong. it will snap a photograph. >> puppies are a huge responsibility. so she delegates her to do list to her kids. called the locker. sure enough somebody had found it. and tried to get in to his phone. a few times. >> and it took the picture. >> . here's how it works. say you leave your phone somewhere. and then walk away. and someone else finds it. if ipicks it up and tries to unlock it. when the password

whatever looks wet will be icy and that's especially true of sidewalks and driveways. that's where it seems lake the most injuries happen when you are trying to walk. what's it going to feel like in the morning? close to 10:00 ten, 11 degrees. a touch of wind. it could feel like sink single digits pretty quickly. five mile an hour wind is enough to make it feel a lot colder than it is. a little patch of clouds coming coming across right now. not much prosecution there either. a little light snow from the dakotas. the future weather shows a weak system that's going to be moving in as we go through tuesday. that's in to the night time hours, and then later in the week, there's going to be another storm developing in the gulf of mexico and moving along the coast. looks like a close call of producing snow around here. as of now, most of the models are off shore but a close call and something we will have to watch all week with. dry, very cold with the refreeze tonight. nine in the coldest suburbs if we clear out toward daybreak. mostly sunny and cold tomorrow. high tempera

that was enough to give us some slick spots. on the driveway this morn. air temperatures not that bad if you don't have a strong wind. we certainly have a strong wind gusting right now. 40mph. that gusty wind with us throughout the day. because of that, a wind advisory in place until 5:00 p.m. for gusts up to 45mph. that wind driving down the wind-chill factor. this is what you dress for. it feels like 4 in worcester right now. feeling like 11 degrees in the city of boston. actual high temperatures this afternoon, mid-20s. north and west of boston, upper 20s. more on the seven-day forecast ahead. >> time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. let's look outside. route 93 heading into boston, you see some slowing. let's head to the maps. cleared. that's good news. that was 93 southbound at montvale avenue. we still have some back-up, but the accident itself has cleared. waltham. this is 128 southbound right at delays there. boston on the expressway you have a new accident right at the braintree split too. we're still keeping an eye on this acciden

back so we can get our car in the driveway.en going on for years. >> they can't use the driveway because her cars blocking it. let's sit until this driveway-- driver can-- returns. >> our neighbor next door is handicapped, he can't get out of his driveway. >>> reporter: i had my chance to talk to the driver. how long have you been here?>> 30 minutes or so. >> it's kind of hard for me to catch this. >> it's not-- i'm not been since can-- san francisco. >> so you can judge a parking space? there's a thing or you can get out and look. where you from? >> he had ample parking spaces but chose to double parked outside this school. >> why are you in the middle of the street? >> there's not enough space. >> i will bump somebody's bumper, so i have to pay for somebody's vehicle. >> what about the ones behind you that's bigger?>> i didn't see it. >> your eyes are not deceiving you, this car is parked. >> is this your car? >> why do you leave it in the middle of the street?>> there's more, like this one with no one in sight. here's anothe

so, this should mean it will be easy to shovel off your driveways! after that, we are looking at some drier and overall milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we should even reach the 30s for highs by the weekend, but there will be a slight chance for some more snow by sunday and monday. jack: fort dodge fire crews are still on the scene of building that caught fire this afternoon - and basically took over downtown. jack: and a community is coming together tonight to support a family who lost nearly everything in a fire in boone county. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack/1shot good evening home of we are iowa dot com. i'm jack miller. stephanie has the night off. and now we have local 5 sports director jon schaeffer with the final score of the i-s-u oklahoma game tonight. jon, who's going home happy? jack the loss of a mom and her three kids in a house fire the loss of a mom and her house fire hitting many in the small boxholm. and the tragic story is now other central iowa stepping forward to help. : amber soren

. >>> a man let for dead in a -- left for dead in a driveway. six people are fed up be what's going on in the neighborhood. >>> who is behind the billboard of johnny man zeal ziel. >>> more than 45,000 people without power in lake county tonight. the outage has grown throughout the evening. mainly impacting customers in the mentor area. crews are working to restore power right now. take about an hour. we're going to update you with any new it. >>> neighbors in one community activity. home surveillance systems catch people leaving an driveway. >>> 5 on your side investigators contacted their councilman. >>reporter: that's right. we're told that police here in the second district will be looking at that video residents left stunned that drug victims are >> i'm at work. this guy could have died in my driveway, would have never known it until i got home and saw a body. >>reporter: this was cap which ared by her surveillance system. this man pulls the limp body of his friend out of the backseat even taking the time to leave his shoes. car and leaves

@out of your driveway out here @this morning? @that's the big question. @if you get out there and for @some reason you're snowed in, @here's some tips for how to get @going if you get stuck in the @driveway. @>> first and foremost, make sure @your driveway is shovelled, lay @down salt and then get in your @car. @once everything is warmed up, @you want to start trying to pull @out. @make sure you don't spin your @tiers. @that'll make everything worse. @you'll possibly damage your @vehicle as well. @you want to put your car in the @lowest gear possible, try to @pull forward and then go into @reverse quickly, rock back and @forth. @if that doesn't work if your car @is a front wheel drive vehicle, @you can try turning the wheel @back and forth. @try using kitty litter, sawdust @or sand, put it under your tires @trying to get traction. @if you don't have any of that @stuff, take your noor mats out @underneath the tires, try and @get traction that way to get out @of the driveway, and last but in @the least, all else fails, give @us a call here, and we'll get @y

so, this should driveways! after that, we are looking at some drier and overall milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we should even reach the 30s for highs by the weekend, but there will be a slight chance for some more snow by sunday and monday. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ "you're watching localmore now on the five americans freed in that prisoner swap with iran. the youngest of the five is already back home in boston. this as we learn more about why they were set free. a-b-c's elizabeth hur has more. "five americans? are free at last. ((sot)) amelia newcomb, matthew trevithick's mom: "we are overjoyed that he's a boston university graduate student.. matthew trevithick.. is the first to return home?arriving in massachusetts after being detained for 40 days in iran.. meanwhile, three of the ex-prisoners are now getting much- needed medical treatment at a u.s. military base in germany. their first stop out of iran was geneva, switzerland where washington post reporter jason rezaian met the u-s o

jerry is obviously happy to have his driveway fixed for winter. are you in shock about a problem you can't get results? maybe we can help pave a way to a solution. >>> now, 7 weather with meteorologist jeremy. >>> wind working against you today. that fades away overnight tonight. dry for tomorrow and friday. our next storm is saturday and it's saturday morning. looks like rain drops, not snow flakes. wind speed still 5-15 miles per hour. earlier today we had gusts up to 60 miles an hour. city at 22, bedford at 17. monster storm, the same one through last evening really exploded through the mar time throughout the day and punched a hole in the atmosphere. that is the case right now. this moves away. here's another weather system that zips into southern new england late tonight and tomorrow morning with clouds. as it's passing over the great lakes, it's scooping up moisture and generating snow. clouds. you but otherwise cloudy to start and then developing sunshine. less wind, not as cold. if you can go through a day in january without wind, you're d

as you roll out of the driveway. a new project here in the neighborhood, walnut lane at park line drive with local detours, bridges good shape, no problems so far in south jersey. chris and lauren back over to you. >>> check out this video particular penns landing last night. look at the view as the burst of snow hit just as sue promised it would. >> in our camden county look at what a view tonight from bethlehem. looks like blizzard conditions outside the shopping center. and live look now at trenton if you're headed out for work or school, stay connected. you can watch from your phone, i pad or computer. plus fox 29 facebook page. >>> a fewer claims the lives of two kids in wilmington delaware yesterday afternoon on the 500 block of north monroe street. investigators say an ambulance passing by noticed a woman and 2-year-old in the doorway. the woman's three-year-old infant daughter died inside,er written mcman in his was walking by and said he tried to save just as firefighters arrived but smoke and flames were to

the 70-year-old shoveled out his entire driveway yesterday. it took him 6 hours. >> i am so outraged by the state. i am going to have a stroke now thinking about it. >> reporter: a few streets over these snow walls make these two prisoner ins. >> this is hard part. good time to reflect on your life. [ laughter ] >> more exercise than i usually get. it is okay. we are doing it are for 20 minutes and stretching and rest a bit. >> reporter: meantime, these snowplows passing by his home taunt him. >> i was trying to be a good citizen. i wonder if the governor will come down and help me shovel it out? >> reporter: officials say they are investigating the neighbors concerns and they are working as quickly as they can to get to everyone. reporting live in arlington, virginia. wusa9. >> those plow drivers are clearing the snow. it all has to go somewhere and it ended up right there on the driveway. >> yes. you can under stand that frustration. >> yes. >> the effort to cheer roads is still underway. refreeze could make the conditions more dangerous. >>

. >> we're taking a look at a new app that could make clearing your driveway up having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. it's no wonder we're ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power. now, for $79.99 a month online, get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first or with a 2 year agreement, get $300 back. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios. 3 the gasparilla children's parade may be over.. but the just yet! there's a >> the gasparilla parade is over but the day's festivities rand over yet. there's a spectacular show just minutes away. fox 13's joins us. >> hey, there. after a wonderful day this afternoon there had to be a really good reason we're still here. >> fireworks. fireworks show which we were not sure was going to happen because of that wind that was 20 miles-per-hour winds. but it looks like they're going to get it off the ground. winds died down sadly the temperature has dropped it. >> was a great day

cleaning up driveways and sidewalks is a day-long chore. plows are working nonstop.ump trucks are haulinged loos of snow to a stadium parking lot. federal offices will remain closed today. story is much the same in new york. you still can't get through many streets in the city. they got 27 inches, the second biggest blizzard ever for them. more people were out and about in midtown manhattan yesterday as businessed that closed during the storm began to re-open. some new yorkers are still watching their steps. >> i was supposed to go to work today. i couldn't go to work because i was afraid of falling. >> authorities are investigating if the deaths of two people found in their cars are related to the blizzard. meantime, new york's mayor is calling for all hands on deck to dig out from the historic snowfall. the city's willing to pay for the help as well. he's put out a call to hire workers to remove snow and ice from bus stops, crosswalks and fire hydrants. >>> it's 5:16. a woman is recovering at a local hospital this morning after she jumped out of a moving car on the

i've got my driveway clear, but that mountain i wot be able to clean up. at a safeway where they're duduing snow from the roof. >> flights are again taking off at some of the airports. but as service is slowly resuming, t backlog is causing just as many travel troubles as the original cancellations. at miami international airport there are 31 cancellations. at ft. lauderdale-hollywood international airport there are 26 cancellations, including 10 departures and 16 arrivals. u can always get up to the minute information on our app. >>> a sad update that's been trending on the nbc 6 website and our app. a federal agent who was struck by a hit-and-run driver in miami beach has died from his injuries. the crash happened on january 15th near espanola way as two agents were trying to catch a cap. jordana rosales was arrested scene of the accident. she hopped the curb and struck the two men. she is expted to face additional charges after@the death of the agent. arrest. >>> bso is looking for a man who terrorized two women while pulling off an armed robbery just d

that driveway is about like 15 by 60 feet. so it's very hard to scoop it off. but this does great because it throws at such a distance. the rotator, the thrower in there with a large diameter that mix a big diameter how far you can throw the snow. >>> charles says he got that snow blower and is ready for the he said after last winter he is more than prepared. then coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll be sure to talk to some of the kids who have the day off and took advantage of this snow. for now live in waltham, susan tran, 7 news . >> anchor: the patriots are heading back to denver. facing off against the broncos in a mile high rematch with the shot at the super bowl on the line. this is the fifth time in as many years that the patriots are playing for the afc title. broncos handed the pats their first loss this season become in no have v development bother so such's matchup will be a renewed rivalry between tb 12 and payton manning and fans are pumped for the star quarterback to go head to head. let's get more from joe amorsino. >>> this is a familiar stage for

it shows a man left for dead in someone's driveway! carries a man's limp body out of the backseat of that car... and lays him down in a driveway in cleveland.that man had overdosed on drugs.a person walking by about 30 minutes afterward called 9-1-1. the man was able to be saved... but that homeowner says it could have been worse. "i'm at work, this guy could have died in my driveway. i would have never known it until i got home and seen a body." body."so that woman is taking surveillance video to police -- trying to catch the man who left his "friend" for dead. tonight -- a dad accused of leaving his 3-year-old daughter alone at home to go gambling will spend 90 days in jail. nine on your side's john genovese joins us from horseshoe casino with why did. john. (john)according to police -- 44-year-old 'kraal wiggins' admitted he has a gambling problem -- pleading no contest yesterday in court. (story)the mother of that 3-year-old tells me she found out her daughter was left alone after wiggins' car... and seeing he wasn't at home. that'

a few weeks later his driveway and yard were repaired. >> it looks great, it looks great. you couldn't have asked for anything better, it worked out well. person told us that providing reliable electricity to our customers is our top priority, when our work inadvertently leads to property damage, making things right is also a priority. >>> solve it 7, they did something i couldn't do in five or six months. >>> glad we could help out there, jerry. happy to his driveway fixed in time for the winter. if you have a problem you can't get resolved. give us a call the or e-mail us at solve it 7 at whdh.com. >>> i like the personal shout out there. >>> ahead on today 9 today in england. we are gearing up for today at gillette. >>> celtics taking on the suns last night, and they got some >>> good morning, we made it to game day. the patriots and chiefs kicking off this afternoon at 4:30, in a week loaded with story lines, the top story rerains the story of rob gronkowski. after missing two workouts with a knee and back injury. he is listed as questionable on the injury report. he r

chang an 2014 requested public works do a major encroachment permit for the bridge driveway that was to basically grant access to the new building and the garage from the street and this bridge is basically stan over existing conditions which was a ditch that requires the bridge construction this was previously approved by the board and in 2004, however, that resolution constituent the condition this shall be constructed no longer than may 2005 and now a new encroachment is required this is why we're here today so public works went through the procedures and performed the review including getting approvals from the planning department and another division after getting all the appropriate agency reviews public works held the public hearings after which the director granted a directors decision to move forward and based on the approvals and the what has been submitted public works recommends moving forward with this application. >> thank you very much colleagues questions or comments on item one. >> supervisor kim. >> i had a quick question for public works just in terms of the public

when people snow blow their driveways, plow their driveways, we need something to get rid of all of that. a thaw would be nice. >> samantha: we will see some thawing. >> laura: all right. thank, sam. we have to show off these. sam and i love our pups and look at those guys right there. there's our puppies. that's my dog bailey there on the left and that's sam's dog dinky on the right. that's why this story right here is so important. there's a dangerous new illness worrying vets and pet owners all across the country. thousands of dogs have been infected with dog flu. it's a growing problem affecting pets in many cities. >> reporter: ashley walks dogs in the seattle area. she's paying extra close attention to her four-legged friends. after warnings about the new strain of dog flu. >> they can get sick just like us and i know how much i hate being sick. >> reporter: public health officials say up to 90 dogs staying at this kennel outside of seattle may have been exposed to the virus. but further tests are needed to confirm it's the new strain. >> none of the dogs have immunity to fight it

@the question is now is can you @actually get out of your @driveway because some people are @going to wake up, they are going @to go out and have a lot of @snow. @here's some tips if you are @having trouble getting out of @your driveway this morning. @>> first and fore mes, you want @to make sure your driveway is @shovelled, especially the area @around your tires. @lay down salt and then get in @your car. @once everything is warmed up, @you want to start trying to pull @out. @make sure you don't spin your @tires. @that'll make everything worse. @you'll possible damage your @vehicle, as well. @you want to put your car in the @lowest gear possible, try to @pull forward, and then go in @reverse quickly, rock back and @if that doesn't work, if your @car is a front-wheel drive @vehicle, you can try turning the @wheel back and forth. @you can try using maybe some @kitty litter, sawdust, or sand. @putting it under your tires @trying to get traction. @stuff, take your floor mats out @of the vehicle, put them @get traction that way to get out @of the driveway. @last but not least, all else @fa

at this home behind me, three docks floated hundreds of feet and landed on the driveway. there is another driveway with a boat on it and then from above you are able to see through this drone video that the sea wall crumbled and needs a total remake. that's what collapsed and allowed the bay to flood this area. hundreds of homes were surrounded. at the peak there were five to six feet of water. we toured the area yesterday when the water had gone down a little bit with the mayor and saw home after home. a lot of them, of course, built up higher anticipating flooding, but many of them, in fact the mayor says probably around 100 have water that actually got inside. as you know, a lot of the jersey shore saw a little bit of flooding, usually light to moderate, but here on the southern tip they really got it hard. the people who live here say this for them is a lot worse than sandy and, in fact, is the worst they've probably ever seen. the governor, of course, is back on the campaign trail, but the lieutenant governor, we are told will be out surveying the damage, though it's

. >>> okay. 6:44 we're going to do a story about a driveway. this does not the sound exciting, but it is, a new jersey family, didn't shovel their driveway, at all, and their driveway at all during this blizzard. >> we got what you were saying. they didn't shovel. >> thanks to the state of the art technology it all melted away. >> what do you call this a eo thermal driveway. >> the home is powered bayou sneak geothermal system. >> this is in par am us northern new jersey. >> solar energy warms rainwater to 100 degrees. then that is stored in tanks until it is needed. when it is needed to clear snow heated water travels up the pipes under the sidewalk and driveway. so there is no snow in the sidewalk and there is no shoveling. >> never mind, too complicated. >> i thought we would see the the driveway but there would be nothing. >> split is. >> well, look at that. >> he looks thrilled. >> it seems like it is so complicated, why can't you put little heat coils. >> i have a better way. >> kids. >> just get kids. >> neighbor kid. >> and my wife. >>

they've got these massive snow piles in front of their driveway. we'll send them back to you in the studio and deep driving around. >> he woke up quick after. >> nice wake up outside. allegation thank you. let's get a look at the conditions in westchester county. >> ilana gold is live. how is it out there? >> well andrea people here in yonkers are going to be waking up to a big mess. it snowed almost two feet here huge. check this out. the snow goes to my knees. actually past my knees. i'm only 5 feet so it's tough to navigate through. i'm goes to try and get to this- -going to try and get to this car. you can barely see it. it is just buried in snow. we have seen hundreds of cars that look just like this so their work cut out for them when they are digging out later on today. we want to show you this video we shot this morning on lindsay street and we ran into a man who brought out his snow blower and is trying to clear his street. we noticed some of the side streets are in bad shape packed full of snow slushy and icy. this man told us he really h

-- dead in her driveway. students just got off the bus when one spotted what appeared to be clothing in a driveway. they knocked on the neighbor's door to tell her. when nobody answered, they went back to the cloth wearing another neighbor. >> i thought it was a bag of clothes. her jacket was white and she had pants so i thought the pants were in the white bag but it was actually her shirt. my neighbor moved snow over and it was her hand. >> it appears 64-year-old mary wall died shoveling snow saturday. she still had the shovel in her land but the driveway did not appear to have been cleared. >>> the medical examiner will determine the cause of death for a man in his snow-covered car in brooklyn. an autopsy takes angel janel. his body was discovered monday in sunset park. police think he was taking a break from shoveling, got in the car and a plow pushed snow on the door trapping him inside running and the tailpipe was blocked. he may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. >> so sad. >>> you are never more

. >> reporter: over the weekend, it took the 70-year-old six hours to shovel out his driveway and only seconds for dvot to plow it back in with more snow. five feet. >> i'm so outraged by the state. i'm liable to have a stroke now just thinking about it rather than shoveling it. >> reporter: a few blocks over his neighbors complained about the same problem. >> it's a good time to reflect on your life. [ laughter ] >> reporter: since then, katherine has hired crews and spent hundreds of dollars to get her property looking like this. >> i don't know that they have much choice in a storm like this. but to pile up the snow the way they do. >> reporter: shoveling out four foot snow banks in the median on north gleeb road is what charlie has been doing for days. >> somehow, vdot, the county of arlington did not plow the crossover. so if people get out of their houses they could not turn left to go toward town. >> reporter: snowplows like this one have cleared 55% of arlington county streets. >> thank god he's here. i was home. i just heard the sound. before i saw him, i ran out. >> reporter:

>> no, my husband had a snow blower so he did our driveway and did everybody else's. >> reporter: we found 18 inches of here and across the street came up to 23 inches. almost 3 feet right here. and near this car, that's not going anywhere, i got up to 26 inches. yep, for daisy and the malo family it's all welcomed. >> it was really cool. i have never seen so much snow in my life. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one to appreciate the tsunami of snow. behind the library here, dozens of kids used this sledding hill to its utmost with many close calls, by the way, literally eating it up. >> there's never enough snow. >> reporter: never enough? >> i can eat all the snow. i'll be fine. >> reporter: let's see you eat it. >> okay. >> it's really good. >> reporter: is it good? yeah, eat it. my daughter liked to eat the snow, too. i got the ruler out, of course, and we'll show you, janice would tell you that you're not always going to get the same amount of snow in the same town. for example, 24 inches here. but if you're feeling short-changed or whatever, i think everybody knows they have a

the driveways clear. the sidewalks, clear. the street, untouched. >> there's about three feet of snow right in the middle of the street and nothing has been removed yet. >> reporter: the town of leesburg plows here. this update tells residents only today have they begun to hit neighborhood streets. the primary roads have been the focus. martin and others on the block with snow blowers have finished clearing neighbor's sidewalks and driveways. now they want to see a plow do its job. >> very impatient. the trucks have been going up and down, plows up. i have called every number. no answer. >> reporter: in the south riding subdivision of amberly, john hutchens has taken matters into his own hands. here the homeowner's association contracts for plowing and last night after the plow driver got stuck, they left. >> i haven't seen him yet today. so hopefully we'll get out by later this evening but i'm doing it myself now. >> reporter: but on the other end of that subdivision, this street has been cleared to the asphalt in some spots

your driveway looks like mine, it probably has more melting to go. i definitely think tomorrow will help with that. high pressure building in keeping is clear. we will shift to a cold front moving through on tuesday. notice rain in advance of this. that will come across on wednesday. very calm. tuesday evening we could see a few rain showers approach the area. this is 9:00. some will likely move on through but we are not getting much rain. wednesday we could start to see more showers building in throughout the late morning and early afternoon hours before finally pushing out towards the east. not expecting a tremendous amount of rain. the model showing a little bit more than the others but i've believe it will have less than a quarter of an inch in the next few days. first alert seven-day forecast shows a bit of a yo-yo imager wise. -- temperature wise. rain comes and not suspect down behind that cold front bringing 20's again. look weekend. and major warm-up. because he temperatures nearing 60 with sunshine by sunday. heather: you could almost break

. >> has not finished shovel his driveway. iis not all headaches as the kids make t best of the snow day. >> just sleddi, fling and face-anting. >> drexel hill they get creative with the meltingan cave. and drivers are left to compe wi mous of snow lining streets and shopping center >> i don't thi the car was eing me turning and they most come out. they saw me last mine a stop. >> and are y pg it will be cleared out? >> after 48 hours i anot hoping for anything. >> be patient, what the official andesidence ownersre asking people to have as they tackled sw-coved streets. >> thank you. >>> at the jersey shore, beach ttered by sandyook another hit from this blizzard. state oicials are dealing with maj beach erosion. in holgate they will dump 600 uck los of sand to shore up the dunes. northildwood some famies trying to salvage belgings after water seeped in. >> we moved o three cars on high nd, which we thought was high land, and we have a dge vipor, infinity and town car and ty allot water. >a removing debris fm the sea and docks

investigators believe she was out shoveling her driveway on saturday like everyone else. except something happened, she collapsed and was buried in the blizzard. buried until her body was discovered by children this afternoon. we spoke with the sergeant before the hour. >> we located the victim in the snow. she had apparently been there for quite some time. the original callers, children had gotten off the school bus, were walking home. they saw an object partially uncovered in the snow that looked like a jacket. they tried to make contact with the resident to let her know her jacket was in the snow. when they looked further they realized she was in the jacket. still ongoing but it would appear at this point that she suffered a medical condition while shoveling during the storm and unfortunately it wasn't found until today. >> 64-year-old mary wall has been found buried in the snow in her driveway here on sunnyside road in mahwah, new jersey, her body is still at the scene just behind the county medical examiners vehicle. a shovel was found near her body. lucy yang, chann

everybody's driveways are readyr and waiting and the snowplows haven't come. i said to my husband it's not that hard let's just shovel the street. he thought it would be overwhelming. he said maybe the neighbors will help us out. >> we worked our way down. when that was all finally broken through, we've been working our way up the road to get this last driveway will i be rated. sometimes we just have to start and let our hearts settle down for a minute.. i feel like it's every block. bo if all the neighbors got out ana did what we did the whole neighborhood would be done. >> i did mention that i'm a grandma. people of any age or fitness could be out shoveling snow. sno you just have to pace yourself. > she's the young grandmother. >> she's the new 60. > she needs those kids that were helping shoveling andveli making some money, right.ht. >> i love the way the neighborhood banded together. > it happened out in my neighborhood, too. we couldn't get through without tractors so thank you to my neighbor max tufts and our tractor. >> kids don't seem to be doing i it

smashing the glass lamp. >> thank goodness my neighbors don' t park in the driveway,their car was in the garage at the could have been a lto worse, we park in driveway, one hosue over, our cars would have been affected reporter: wesh two news shared the video with the county' s solid waste division. in a written response manager jim becker said the contractor, which is fcc enviornmental services, is responsible for any damage,promised to get the situation fixed and gave the reminder that rolling trash carts should be three feet from any lamppost. since the new trash service kicked off. the county admits pickup has been running behind for about 10% of it' s customers and blames a learning curve. the county says contractors are bringing in extra rental trucks to get the job done >> what the contractors have done, they know these contractors -- transitions run into problems. so they' ve rented these haulers in advance so there' s an additional cost passed on to reporter: i have reached out to the contractor responsible for this. i am still waiting for a response. when it they were award

and a driveway dilemma. solve it 7 taking action. the company that did the damage couldn't seem to be reach instead. when the wind dies down and more on the saturday storm coming up in a few. >>> and a local team makes a teammate's dream come true. how he went from waterboy to star player. i finally did it! clean it up. it's perfect for cleaning spills... ...desktops... ...and chalkboards. too clean? >> so you say you want a bear hug on a cold day. how about this one? >> oh my goodness. >> it's a little bit too much. this man works at the orphaned wildlife center innup state new york as a bear trainer. this bear is named jimbo. a cute name for 1500 pound bear. they released this video of the two playing together. i don't know. i think -- don't trust it. i don't know, man. he's looking his ear. it would be afraid the bear -- wait you kind of taste a little bit good. i will try this out. and your pawn is same size at my head. >> it would be afraid the bear would knock me over. i will freeze my tail off there and the bear, he's dressed

meredith: and three pint-sized otter pups are on the road to recovery, after they' under a driveway. announcer: you are watching wesh 2. meredith: investigators for two agencies, the orange county sheriff' s office and osha are looking into the tragic death of worker as a result of an industrial accident. jim: it happened at tayor farms in orlando early this morning, and as michelle meredith reports this is not the first time this plant has been on osha' s radar. michelle: it' s was an unusual farms plant marked off by tape. investigators with the orange county sheriff' s conducting interviews. employees standing around in disbelief because one of their own, a man around 38-years-old, died in what appears to be a tragic industrial accident. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> he got caught up in the machine. >> he got caught up in the machine? michelle: it happened around 5:00 this morning, when firefighters arrived to find the man stuck in the machine. they attempted to render aid, but it was too late. >> they will look into every aspect of this, what happened, who saw what happene

this is what it's going to look like when you pull out of your driveway. ninety is clear when you're heading into downtown. again, pulling out of your driveway could get hectic with all of the thick snow on the group. and we're going to go ahead and give you a better forecast few other neighborhoods and for now, corrina, over to you. >>> the good news, we're not seeing any accidents. we had a couple earlier ones in the commute but looking good for now. we're talking about the timing of this and going to hit when that traffic starts to pick up for now and just a couple of slow spots on the roads and cold, we have the closures affecting chester avenue and the kids at the water main breaks and checking out drive times, about 49 minutes for you, 90 eastbound and crocker you, 271 southbound and this is a live look outside showing us i-271 at mayfield road. low visibilities, spots reduced a bit and -- speeds reduced a bit and take it easy out there. >>> and parts of northeast ohio enter -- under a winter weather advisory right now. the heaviest snow is expected

hopefully helps us of your neighborhood roads and driveways. have what roads. remember, that the interstate we are also concerned about in the morning. not just secondary roads. we still have quite a few puddles and wet spots and all those areas are areas that can potentially freeze overnight. winds out of the west at 2 miles per hour. winchell's will not be nearly as bad tonight. a few clouds building into the western zones of the state but we are nice and clear. we should stay mostly clear overnight. it's over for the northeast. it has pushed out to see and they are starting the cleanup process. a new storm ramping up. we can see a lot of stuff from colorado up towards north dakota. they have winter weather advisory's in effect right now and they could go into monday afternoon. unfortunately, another system already brewing. that will not impact this year. 19 at henderson. lower 20's for the triangle. 24 likely in fayetteville. 10 degrees below where he should be. clear and cold. in the morning you will probably want to let the car warm up and take it very slo

i don't know how i'm going to get my car out of the driveway. and a lot of people they might be coming out of their cars, or coming out of their houses looking for their cars and we found out from district officials today that about 400 cars have been towed. about 2,700 tickets have been handed out since the snow emergency was in place $250 for a ticket $100 tow and a bit more so it's such an expensive thing to get your car towed away. so i think there's going to be a lot of work here. just to reiterate what the mayor said, the focus is now that the snow has basically stopped, tomorrow the work really, really gets under way. i talked to the mayor and metro today. they're not making any promises of when they can start up the metro stm or get people back on the roads. for now the focus is on just clearing them and i'm sure you'll see a lot of plows out there tomorrow and side streets. i've been talking to friends throughout the district. side streets haven't been hit that much tonight. it's the main streets they're trying to get through. i'm sure

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because of that, your driveway could disappear, and so could parking lots and garages. freight and packages could all making roads much less crowded for you. and as driverless cars become more common, crashes and deaths should become more rare. steinman says

. >> thank goodness my neighbors don' t park in the driveway. their car was in the garage at the time. no one was hurt, but it could have been alot worse. we park in driveway, one house over. our cars would have been affected. meredith: the county says the the contractor, and that rolling carts should have three feet of clearance around them. the homeowner claims his cart was placed three feet from the lamp-post. jim: by this time tomorrow night, someone could be nearly a billion dollars richer as the grow. the billboards have been updated all around town. right now, the jackpot is up to $800 million. it jumped $100 million in less than 24 hours. it' s the biggest lottery jackpot in american history. the drawing is tomorrow night, and we' ll have the winning numbers for you on wesh 2 news at 11:00. meredith: new tonight, you cannot explain a camera -- escape the camera. >> you see it when you walk in. cameras do not live. jim: caught in the act. a couple seen on a surveillance video selecting a puppy from a pet store. power wheels for a wild fin