it is going to be a rough day if you're traveling to the east coast.on this throughout the morning. >>> boy, and as we look at new york, be glad you are not on the east coast, not in the midwest, because that snow making it a nightmare for drivers. in fact, i want to show you this video into our live desk. 35-car pile-up on the kennedy expressway in chicago. actually, two separate chain reaction crashes that happened less than a mile apart. seven people had injuries and remain hospitalized at this hour. they are bracing for more snow in chicago today as well, not just the east coast and the midwest as well. some parts of chicago expected to get up to 10 inches by midday. they're going to have to bundle up. >>> storm damage has closed a popular campground in the north bay. steep ravine camp background in the mount tamalpais state park is closed indlooechbt now. the state parks department says the access road to get there is unsafe to drive or walk on. >>> highway 41 leading to yosemite national park has reopened to one-way traffic near fish yafrp. the r

there is one east coast women writing a little scandalized. she is writing back home to her friends in new york. " colonel she is commenting on all this oing around. there is this other california woman who i admire. she is describing the benefits of california's divorce law. she says i tell you women are in great demand in this country whether they are married or not. you need not think strange if you see me coming home with a good-looking man and a pocket full of rocks. it is all go here for the ladies to leave their husbands, to bring out of three do it. this is not uncommon or unknown, so california sets up a situation where they incentivize women who don't have the greatest prospects out east to take the risk of mail order marriage, marry someone they don't know. they are very much like the 49ers. there are a lot of dangers, but the rewards can be great, and it orks very well. within 10-20 years, california is that gender parity. it happens very, very fast. part of that has to do with california. california is an easier place to live. the

not quite as much as what they're going to get on the east coast today. coast today. we're keeping local weather a it's okay to cry, right? coast today. we're keeping local weather a no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> let's start with san francisco. you have some of the warmest temperatures, financial district, 61, west portal 60, coolest right now in ocean beach about 54 degrees. we've got 57 in daly city, san leandro, santa clara 48 along with pleasanton, walnut creek, 49 along with american canyon and hooelds. let's talk about your commute. mild to warm if you're taking mass transit. hazy sunshine on the road and good on the water. let's take a look at the temperatures today. mid to upper 60s along the coast with clouds increasing late this afternoon. mid 70s around the bay and low 80s inland. look how much we dropped. everybody in the 50s and 60s tomorrow. 60s and 70s for thursday and get ready for thick fog tomorrow. let's see if alexis has any is

and this is what the east coast woke up to this morning. from north carolina, to maine. the weather was doing all sorts of stuff. raining in the southern states. and snowing as this storm travels up the coast. places like boston are expected to get up to 16 inches of snow. schools across new england, canceled, in advance of the storm, even making land fall. and the midwest is taking a beating, too. and state police in illinois say the bad weather caused two crashes on a chicago expressway. that involves 34 cars. and seven people got minor injuries from that wreck. the national weather service says this storm will affect almost 20 million people. so back here at the airport, there are 89 cancellations here this morning. and 51 arrivals and 38 departures. so as is with any case, you want to check with your airlines to check the status of your flight, whether you're leaving or picking someone up, i have a feeling it will take a long time to recover from. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors will vote tonight on regulations for a dockless bike shari

taking aim at the east coast. we are posting updates on facebook and twitter. >>> developing news now from antioch where at the moment hazmet crews are working in a residential neighborhood. we have learned the environmental project agency is on the scene. we have talked about sycamore drive in antioch. mercury has been found in several areas. rob malcom with the latest on the investigation. rob. >>> and good evening, frank. still plenty of activity on manzanita way in antioch. take a look behind me. the green vehicles you see, just down the road be longing to the contra cost ta health department. we are hearing around 1030 this morning. the resident called after spotting mercury underneath it underneath a home. the contra costa health department called the hazmet teams from the epa to help assist in the clean-up and that clean-up we don't know how long that will take possibly tonight or tomorrow morning. what they have to do basically is clean up this road and they have already vacuumed it, the mercury earlier on

expected to collide with another system moving up the east coast creating a monster storm. >> we went and we got our milk and our eggs and we're ready to go. >> reporter: washington's famed cherry blossoms anticipated to reach peak bloom this week, but spring now on standby. the sudden surge of winter weather catching millions by surprise. >> it went from 60 degrees and a nice warm day in a t-shirt to this. >> reporter: last week's warmth giving way to these dangerous driving conditions in the icy grip of winter. >> i don't like the cold. i thought it was going to be -- we were going into spring. disappointed. >> i thought we kind of, you know, beat the winter but it's coming back. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, washington. >> oh, we all thought we did. with spring right around the corner. well, we've been tracking the progress of the storm all night long. >> and accuweather's paul williams explains to us now how it will all come together later today. paul, good morning. >> good morning, mara, kendis. i want to prepare you properly for this monster of a nor'easter. first we have

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>> tuesday was historic day for east coast kerrs. he was go saw one of my best friends die right there. >> did you get thought and surf? >> no. it was ing a kite. >> sorry about that. >> due mid life crisis. >> what are you doing? ♪ ♪ >> this is a great shot. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a huge winter storm and did p that ended in new jersey. i mean, did you see what happened? this happened. >> i cannot really talk any more. i have to watch thing this. >> mesmerized by it. >> watch. watch. watch. he is gone now, right? is down from the frozen depths. >> and, and, and, no. he made it. >> wow. bill: just to char fy, that is not you? reporter: not me. [laughter] reporter: tuesday was not a huge weather day with the storm that hit the east coast, but also a has toic day for east coast surfing. >> i when that air when i realized i made it. >> i completely thought he was gone. i was like, i just saw one of my best friends die right there. reporter: that is new jersey mill ocean city, post surfer, rob kelley, they are watching the now viral v

expected to collide with another system moving up the east coast creating a monster storm. >> we went and got our milk and eggs and ready to go. >> reporter: anticipated to reach peak bloom but spring on standby. the sudden surge catching millions by surprise. >> it went from 60 degrees and this. >> reporter: last week's warmth giving way to dangerous driving conditions in the icy grip of winter. >> i thought we were going into spring. disappointed. >> i thought we kind of, you know, beat the winter but it's coming back. >> reporter: gentleman may norman, abc news, washington. >>> oh, we all thought we did. with spring right around the corner tracking the progress of the storm all night long. >> accuweather's paul williams explains to us now how it will come together later today. >> good morning, mara, kendis. i want to prepare you for this monster of a nor'easter. first we have widespread cold. high pressure system to the north will bring that cold air coming in from canada. then we will have a strengthening of the jet as it dips further and opens the door for a couple of low pressur

march certainly roaring like a lion on the east coast. >> a monster storm all the way down to virginia and this is a live look at white hall, pennsylvania. the storm expected to dump one to two feet on snow on the new york city metro area and wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. the good news here, a significant change in the storm track overnight has the worst of it missing the major cities. still, mountainous areas from pennsylvania to massachusetts will be facing whiteout conditions. five states already under an emergency today. >>> and from the live desk, i want to show you a quick look right now across the nation, 5400 flights right now canceled. this is on flight aware.com. i want to show you that misery map that we always keep track of and look at this. newark has the most cancellations right now, followed by laguardia and boston. you can see that's where the storm is right now when we look at this map and listen to this list. american, delta, virmgen, jelt blue, southwest and spirit all under travel advisories and they are waiving change fees so you may want to consider that if

find out why the president suddenly changed his mind. whoosha wild day on the east coast ....d snow making driving dangerous .... and disrupting air traffic here in the bay area.whoosh plus a live update on the efforts to save a sea lion trapped in a bay area canal. you're watching kron four news in prime time. breaking news at 8 major police activity tonight in the hayward. it triggered an alert for

. >>> let's turn our attention to the east coast, a big premiere last night before the snow. emma watson did not disappoint last night. >> who are you >> which has been your favorite so far? >> usually whatever i'm wearing is my favorite thing. i'll go with what i'm wearing tonight. >> once inside, emma changed into this yellow dior gown, similar to the one she wore as bell. >> new york city is emma's fifth stop on her beauty and the beast tour. >> the number one fan of this movie so far has been beyonce. did you get a chance to meet them the other night? >> i was so touched to see beyonce and blue ivy dressed up together to come see the movie, it made me so happy. >> i'm so sad. you know, i will come dressed up to your home, and say hi to your children, if i can just shake. i know, i heard she loved it, i missed her. >> i got to see her. it's amazing when you see beyonce, i became such a fan girl, i saw her and literally i went queen. [ laughter ] >> what did she say to that? >> she said, hi, nice to see she's amazing. >> i did sit directly behind celine dion at the hollywoo

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chicago was hit by this storm before it reached the east coast. this happened late last night. 7 people were injured. fortunately none of the injuries were serious. ( anny ) and the winter weather is causing havoc for airports all across the country and here in the bay area. kron 4's yoli aceves is live at s-f-o where dozens of flights have already been canceled this morning. yoli. ( yoli ) so far more than 80 flights have been cancelled. that includes 38 departing flights and more than 50 arriving flights. most of the flights affected were coming from boston, new york and baltimore. the storms are also causing problems all across the country. (mark) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) violence erupts at a carnival in the east bay... and it's all caught on camera. it happened at the butler carnival in east oakland over the weekend. you can see people ransacking carnival booths and stealing prizes. and at one point a fight breaks out, with no security or police in sight. police

. >> we're still getting pelted with high winds and freezing rains here on the east coast. we'll have the latest out of new york coming up. >>> plus new details today on that nude photo scandal involving the marines and just who is being held accountable. >>> and check this out, the dangerous series of events -- >> whoa! >> that ended with this. an suv >>> and here are the stories making headlines atd 4:30. right now rescue crews in vacaville are trying to help a wayward sea lion get back to the bay. wildlife experts believe that it followed its food source all the way up the sacramento river and made its way to vacaville. they're planning to sedate this little guy, make sure he's healthy and then release him back into the bay. wayne freedman tweeted from a packed hearing where a napa high school football player is accused of extreme hazing. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear from the teen who's been suspended for weeks because of those accusations. >>> abc's world news tweeted that dolly parton is now distributing checks to 921 people who lost their homes in a destructive tenne

extreme weather on the east coast forces millions of people under a blizzard warning. what's happening there and how it could impact you locally.( james ) plus... chaos at a carnival in the east bay and it's all caught on camera. we'll give you a closer look at what happened. after the break. ( will ) police shoot and kill a man in the north bay. i am live in napa with more on what led up to the shooting. ( mark ) and a major snow storm on the east coast causes problems at airports across the country including the bay area. we are live at s-f-o with an update on all of the cancellations. ( darya ) and a toxic chemical forces street closures in the east bay and this isn't the first time. see where it keeps on happening. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... we're waking up this morning to mostly clear skies and mild 50-degree temperatures bay area-wide. an approaching marine layer may bring some patchy fog to the coast this morning, but it won't push too far inland. the high pre

east coast communities mobilize agar mad da of trucks on the road overnight. rob marciano is in philadelphia. >> the salt and plow trucks are backing up and loading truck, this is part of a 50,000 ton stockpile of salt here in philadelphia to try to beat back this storm. >> reporter: with winds whipping above 50 miles per hour during the storm, widespread power outages also ef beach erosion anticipated in coastal communities. >> our two biggest concerns are the high tides. one in the morning on tuesday and one in the evening. >> reporter: and the storm will leave some of the coldest temperatures of the season in its wake. the silver lining? spring arrives monday. >> ah, so they say. >> so close. >> so close to it. so the colorado ligs of these twos systems into a monster nor'easter has triggered states of emergency up and down the east coast. paul williams joins us now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: you're right. every storm's dressed like a starp dressed disaster. that's what we have going on right now. right now we have the storm that's actually

coast. so everybody else another nice sunny warm day but right there along the coastline it's cooler today. as we get into the afternoon we'll go for 78 in santa rosa. inner east bay 80 degrees. the afternoon high for antioch meanwhile at the coast. our south bay locations 78 san jose. we're already warm out there. but this could actually be it. we'll probably begin to cool down. the extended forecast here. temperatures cooling off for everybody as we get into your midweek wednesday . we've been talking about the possibility of scattered showers coming our way. we clear out once again and then temperatures feeling nice as we start the bay area weekend. when i come back i'll time out that system that's moving in on wednesday again not expecting a lot of rain but we should feel a temperature difrps for sure. >>> still to come... >> people can't eat. people can't pay their rent just because they have to pay for school. >> there's a new proposal to lower student loans and ultimately make college debt-free for students in california. >>> facebook is setting a strong reminder to software developers that has a ban in place. facebook says developers are not ever allow

an icy storm is taking aim at the east coast. and it's just days before the official start of spring. in fact, new york city could get up to 18 inches of snow. and that's already creating travel troubles. thousands of flights have been canceled. nbc bay area's michelle roberts joins us live from sfo, where lots of arrivals and departure boards are really telling the story, because nothing's going out to those areas. >> you can all tell there are delays when you see families kind of camped out in the benches and the terminals here. we talked to several of them and they say they're trying to shuffle around their travel plans, make hotels here in san francisco, because today a couple dozen flights were canceled, heading to the east coast. >> so i was happy the to get tout from all the madness. >> reporter: she took the first flight out of virginia this morning before the massive storm rolls in. >> i like the sun in california. i want to be back. >> reporter: nationwide, more than 1,700 flights have been canceled to and from airports

there you can see it covering nearly the entire east coast. >> and you can see them coming together, the two storm systems there. >> and that's making roads as well as mass transit crews a lot of complicated travel this morning, and they are all now scrambling to keep things moving. >> yeah, as usual people inside the storm zone flocked to the stores, stocking up and clearing the shelves including the bread aisle of that boston area supermarket. >> abc's elizabeth hur kicks off our coverage this morning. she is live and, sorry, elizabeth, we stuck you out in the snow, but describe it for us. what are you seeing so far? >> well, diane and kendis, as you can see, it is snowing out here, and we're out here already with a yardstick. but take a look. we don't need this just yet, but this storm is expected to be so powerful, already thousands of flights have been canceled and schools closed for today from philadelphia all the way up to boston. this morning, mother nature is on the move promising to deliver what could be the biggest snowstorm of the year from pennsylvania, new jersey to new

i was already seeing moisture streaming up the east coast. cold enough for snow showers and that will just be the beginning but the main event is all going to come together with major east coast snowstorm overnight there wasn't the day tomorrow. through the big cities. d.c., philadelphia, into new york and also new england. we have a blizzard warning in effect for our northern and western suburbs through the lehigh valley north jersey, poconos and into new york city. a blizzard warning means that we need some whipping winds. wind gusts to about 35 miles an hour or greater producing reduced visible at a quarter mile or less and we need it for duration of time. for three hours or more and we think we'll have that tomorrow morning across the region. as we go hour by hour the snow moves in. pretty much everywhere by midnight. we see mixing lifting up as far north as philadelphia. we'll have big impact on how much snow we actually see and then the mixing goes away. we change back to snow and by tomorrow afternoon, we are digging out. so i think ri

on the east coast. not many cars out. states around the area, not just new jersey and new york, connecticut, have states of emergencies declared. that means a lot of people staying off the roads, hopefully during rush hour between 6:00 and 9:00. that is when we will be watching the roads. many people may convenieventure take a look or go to work. not seeing many plows. the snow is piling up heavier here than new york city. once again, slippery conditions. driving the car today is steve. he is nice and careful, thankfully. we will update you. christine. >> heavy ow hello, steve. please please be careful. >> we are telling people to stay off the roads. >> do as we say. >>> philadelphia among the areas under a snow emergency. the city taking a brunt before the storm heads up to new york city. let's get to ryan young live in philadelphia. good morning, ryan. looks like it is hit solid there. >> reporter: good morning. so far we are looking at roads looking pretty good. we have seen a lot of trucks going through the area makin

see it all on etonline.com. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> a storm hit the east coast.spice girl victoria beckham was ready. there she is waiting patiently if line at a grocery store in new york as she stocked up on food. no star treatment there. >> what was in her cart? let's take a peek. water. prepared salads, dips. smoked salmon. >> yeah. and you have to have grapefruit wat water if a storm is >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> do you feel like you're a team? >> absolutely. >> number one, nick gives vanessa his final rose. >> are you guys going to get married? >> we're taking baby steps. >> why does bachelor nation need some convincing? >> tell the internet, are you in love? >> we are in love. >> so sorry, internet. >> where does their love compare to the past's bachelor and bachelorette romance report cards. >>> then, britney spears takes over disney world. inside her 8-year-old niece maddie's magical recovery. >>> and number three, why melissa mccarthy is far from

. >>> and big cities on the east coast were mostly spared a huge snowstorm. the packet of the massively winter system shifted and the predicted monster snowfall totals never materialized but the storm was still the biggest of the winter and some inland areas saw up to 2 feet. blizzard posts remain in maine and new york with freezes in the deep south. it made for near white jouts conditions overnight near roanoke, virginia. today most mass transit is up and running and schools are open but at least three deaths were blamed on the storm and nearly a quarter of a million customers lost 8,000 over the past two days stranding thousands. kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: parts of the northeast are digging out from the late season storm and also brought blizzard conditions to north adams, massachusetts. this tractor trailer lost traction on a boston bridge. drivers struggled to make headway in albany new york once they were able to dig out their cars. in delaware ice took town power lines and sent a tree crashing into this home in wilmington. >> it's like a

the biggest storm of the season takes aim at the east coast. 85 million under advisories. feet of snow in the forecast. travel already a nightmare. al roker is tracking it all. >>> replacing obamacare. there's late word on the impact of the gop's w plan. millions more uninsured and premiums could go up. >>> wiretap whiplash. the white house offering a different explanation for president trump's explosive claims against president obama. >>> nbc news investigation. u.s. authorities seizing cell phones, demanding passwords from american citizens, all without a warrant, and it's legal. >>> new pain relief. a game-changing treatment for arthritis sufferers. >>> inspiring america. a major milestone for

. >>> well, a full-on blizzard developing on the east coast. a major snowstorm happening and it is creating trouble across the country, including right here in the bay area. we get to that in a moment. first, chris is live in the middle of it all in worcester, massachusetts. what is it like right now? >> reporter: today's storm experience really depended on where you were. here in wore chester, it was a full on blizzard. the national weather service said more than three hours of heavy snow, high winds and also, low visibility. we have at least 13 inches of snow on the ground here at worcester at this point. schools were closed. they'll be closed again tomorrow. in other places, places like boston where they expect upwards of 20 inches of snow, that didn't materialize. the storm stayed toward the west and that means boston about seven inches of snow. it was still rough going. many people staying off the streets. schools will be closed again in boston tomorrow noflt where near what they expected. same story in new york. new york expecting 20 inch

five people are dead after severe weather strikes the east coast. one involved a man clearing snow near train tracks in long-meadow, massachusetts... a plow truck and amtrak train collided.( james ) another person was killed in canada. right now, millions of people are still in the storm's path. this is video of some of the storms. new york city and philadelphia are spared the worst of a snow-storm... however, freeze warnings and watches continue to be in effect this morning. ( robin ) the storm is thousands of miles away... but the ripple effects, are felt right here in the bay area.( james ) kron four's spencer blake found people at s-f-o whose travel plans had to change quite a bit. all because of a chain reaction of flight cancellations. outside of san francisco international airport tuesday, the sun was shiningand it was almost hot.but thanks to the late-season storms moving through the northeasta lot of flyers had to wait their turn to get out of town."it's the first time that we've had a problem like this, but - ya gotta go with it."paul olss

. >>> a big storm for the east coast. we will talk about that and temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. how long is this spring-like weather sticking with us? >>> >>> phoenix lake in morin county full and spilling over. water not heading to a faucet or shower but to the bay. a site seldom seen but still the morin municipal water district is considering raising rates 14% over the next two years. that would be an $84 increase for the average user. many customers are dumbfounded. >> there is plenty of water. why should we be charged for something we have plenty of. >> the reservoirs are flowing and why do we need more money into the water district. >> the water agency says heavy rains or drought the district has a water system to maintain and that costs money. >> you are paying for the infrastructure for us to collect the water and store it and ship it out and treat it and deliver it through a series of 900 miles of pipe throughout the entire morin county. >> final decisions are expected in may and take place july 1st a

schools are closing up and down the east coast. you don'tor something see every day, the gravity defying sport of underwater hockey. this is getting a particularly big following in hong kong. it was invented by british navy divers in the 1950's and it requires participants to hit a heavy puck into a net with a short curved stick. competitors wears norcross, finns, protectors, and gloves. look like a school of fish swimming underwater. this team practices once a week at a local pool. theirave taken part in first tournament, coming in third. let's take a look at today's headlines. the british parliament gives the prime minister the approval she needs to start the brexit process but the scottish leader could cause another bump in the road calling for a new vote on independence. turkey cuts of high-level relations with the netherlands after dutch officials canceled turkish political rallies there. the dutch prime ministers since he is not too worried about the sanctions but the dispute is sure to dominate tomorrow's general elections.

we know it's tough today on the east coast.'re getting it here too. >> you're getting snow there too? >> pardon? >> how much snow are you getting there, rick? >> well, you know, out by me in the 'burbs, we got about 3 inches. the city got about 4, 4 1/2 inches. it's that real blowy, snowy kind. traffic really jammed up today. >> we're looking at a live shot of chicago right now. looks similar to what we have here. good luck. be safe. >> you too. thank you. >> i think the record of actual computation is 22,459, 157,718,361 fully verified digits. >> back to pi. >> now you're showing off. >> in the latest calculation, it has added 9 trillion digits. so it is in the trillions. but we know you can go further. that broke the pi world record for both computation and fast storage. let's bring in steve liesman. he joins us from washington with more on the cnbc fed survey. my question, steve, was people that do this -- i don't know, what's the payoff? that's my problem. i know you can go forever. just finding a few more random numbers. >

violent storms in the midwest are causing big problems on the east coast. areas along the east coast were hit yesterday with heavy winds that knocked down trees from maine all the way to south carolina. a falling tree is blamed for the death of one man in southern massachusetts. in the meantime, people in the midwest are still trying to recover after tornadoes destroyed many homes. >> you go through the neighborhoods and we see where people have lost absolutely everything. it just crushes us. >> the good news is clear skies are expected throughout the midwest and most of the east coast through this weekend. >>> it's 4:45. >> yes. >> we want to check with sal for a look at traffic. i know it is early but i look forward to your traffic jams. >> we haven't even decided. >> haven't even thought about it. >> you are thinking about things early. i am just thinking about the traffic report. >> i look forward to the music. >> good morning to you dave and to you at home. yesterday someone told me that they completely rely on this, a couple people at the supermarket

. >>> the east coast bracing for snow and a lot of it. this is a live look at times square new york city which is expected to receive up to 18 inches of snow tomorrow. the mayor has already declared a state of emergency. more than 4600 flights already canceled, including some out of sfo. we spoke with some travelers trying to get home. >> i think i was prepared for it. i got a call thursday or friday saying it looks like a big storm's hitting right on the day you're coming in. >> looking live now at washington, d.c. in ten minutes, jeff ranieri tracks the nor t'easter and how much snow could slam that region. >>> there's a new report out that says 24 million more americans will go outinsuranwit insurance on this plan than obamacare. while the plan would reduce the deficit by $337 billion over the next ten years, it does leave a lot of people vulnerable. the white house is already responding. >> disagree strenuously with the report that was put out. we believe our plan will cover more individuals at a lower cost. >> we should really realiz

a storm battering the mid atlantic and east coast. the nor'easter could bring as much as 20 inches of snow the to the mid atlantic and northeast. we have new video to show you from new york city. constant wind and snow creating some pretty dangerous conditions. safety officials are asking drivers to just stay off the roads. 4,000 flights were canceled for today, even before the storm hit in anticipation. live team coverage all morning long as we track this powerful storm. >>> there may be spots that get less snow. that may be a good thing for them. as we get a look at our forecast in the bay area, waking up to a beautiful sunrise. milder temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. look at these highs. we could talk about new reports, especially in the south bay and north bay. >> as you get used to the time change, not bad for a tuesday. >> not bad at all. heavier volume. we don't have any real surprises. great stuff. we have a live shot. >> isn't that nice? >> it is nice. >> what kind of pie are you make something. >> key lime. >> s

thousands of flights canceled along with schools up and down the east coast. the storm expected to drop a foot or two of snow in some areas with wind gusts of up to 55 miles per hour. >>> the numbers are in. 24 million more without health insurance under the p plan. is president trump about to break his campaign promises? >>> plus u.s. authorities seizing cell phones, from american citizens all without a warrant and it's legal. and the boys are back, spotting a message beyond their friendship. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm jasmine. >> and frances rivera. good to have you with us as we are smack-dab in it. hopefully you have been spared. the northeast is getting walloped by a snowstorm right now. 60-miles-per-hour winds could slam the region with up to two feet of snow. boston, philadelphia, and new york city have already shut down schools for the day. governors are advising adults to stay home, too. in new york a state of emergency has been declared and 2000 national guard personnel are activated. want to turn now to nbc jay

first, a powerful storm clobbers the east coast.ages piling up, forcing folks to dig in and dig out. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world" and we're all over it with bryan llenas in massachusetts. and we're at chicago's o'hare with travelers

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major blizzard work its way up the east coast. roads are expected to be slick for the morning commute. if you do have out be very careful. it will mix with the sleet and the freezing rain and further up the coast the force of the storm has been felt in new jersey is heavily impacting air travel almost 6,000 flights canceled today alone. public schools right here in new york city and boston closed today. they have the cleared a state of emergency basically shutting down the city. all above ground subways shut down. the city could get 17 inches or more of snow. quiet leonard back in the spurs lineup. because of the concussion. not missing a beat. he drains the baseline jumper. under ten seconds left in the first. puts a nice move on the defender. he scored 11 in the quarter. game-high 31. they had had them to the best record. they are taking on the jazz into utah. they have no answer for gordon hayward. they are using the long ball to add to their lead. they are having trouble handling the ball. they drill the three-pointer as the sh

the snow is going to continue to build throughout the day and continue to move up the east coast. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> if you're just waking up we want to catch you up and take a quick break from our winter weather coverage. >> the justice department has asked lawmakers for more time to provide evidence backing up presi wiretapped his phones at trump tower. it now has until march 20th to comply. that's the same day the house intelligence committee will hold an open hearing into russia's interference into the election. >>> the congressional budget office has released its highly anticipated estimate on the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. it estimate tts gop plan will reduce the deficit by more than $320 billion over a decade but it says 14 million people will lose health coverage next year. >>> and the man accused of jumping the white house fence friday night is facing up to ten years in prison. tran faced the judge yesterday and asked for a government appointed lawyer. he's now set to be released from custody until his next hearing. >> all r

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east coast time. look at that thing as they keep winding. there we are at noon or at 3:00 on the east coast, pardon me. and then as we move forward you can see it move out. this thing is going to pack a punch. again the snowfall rates are the story here. there will be strong winds. but one to four-inch snowfall rate is huge. records are going to be set. this is going to be one they will remember far long time. could be in the top five of all nor'easters they've had in march in the history. when i come back we will talk more about our weather. we had a couple of records today. we'll talk about that. i'll see you back here. >>> and because of that big storm back east, the airlines have canceled close to 8,000 flights today and tomorrow. that includes dozens of flights at san francisco international. new at 10:00 tonight ktvu maureen naylor is live now at sfo with the impact being felt there. maureen? >> reporter: julie, sfo canceled 44 flights today and 111 flights were delayed. basically they were headed to washington, d.c., new york, boston,

more than 6,000 flights have been canceled. >>> most airlines are resumed flight tots the east coast but the damage is done. this means troubles for those in the west. this man tried to get to the east yesterday to fight the flood relief. his flight was canceled. >> the flight was canceled because of the snow in new york. so we have to spend here 26 hours. >> out of 138 total flights at sfo, to and from the northeast, 97 flights canceled. no flight just delayed. most airlines started flying to the east coast this afternoon. >>> the political news being made by rachel maddow. she tweeted earlier today that he obtained president trump's 2005 tax return and that he should be revealing the content on her show. that news prompted the white house to preemptively release the return itself revealing that then businessman trump made more than $158 million in income that year. the return released with the statement bashing the quote dishonest media saying it is illegal to steal and publish tax returns. we want to bring in larry fer st gerster to talk about this. we don't know how the tax return

to see clouds streak in and we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds and quiet as we look along the east coastnd no major storm coming and weto loo the deep freeze along the east . they dipped down even in ida.e watches and warnings along the east coast. 2:00 today and clouds and sun and 36 and 4:0037, degrees and dipping down to 31 at 10:00. so blowing and freezing and nd once again tonight. the high is 33 in philadelphia and 39 degrees for a high in and then high pressure shifts off the coast and tomorrow's he warm front lift through and it could trigger snow showers we are watching to the north and west and this is a look at the overnight hours by 5:00 a.m. this model showing lnoehigh valn or wintry mix could be possible on saturday and it looks more likely in phia weing at a coupl around in the city with a period of snow showers up in the lehigh valley and not amounting to much of anything, something we are watching saturday at 10:00 a.m., suggesting that if it hangs on late at night it could turn over to snow we could maybe see a dusting if it stays long enough. brisk and cold and 37, and

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a crippling snowstorm set to hammer the east coast. the biggest of the season. tens of millions in its path, from philadelphia to new york and boston. up to two feet of snow before it's over. four inches an hour. this morning, everying you need to know to get ready. >>> put up or shut up. the trump administration being challenged to produce evidence today to back up the president's claim that barack obama ordered the wiretapping of trump tower. but will they? and what happens if they don't or can't? we'll ask one of the president's top advisers, kellyanne conway. >>> the victim. the lyft driver on a san francisco freeway opens up about his ordeal. >> they're just going one after another, boom, boom, boom. >> why he says he still can't believe what happened. >>> and diana's secret lover. james hewitt breaks his silence in a rare interview. speaking out about his affair with the prison senncess. and finally addressing that l g longstanding rumor. >> are you harry's father? >> making news today, march 13th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "toda