why should chris grayling not have accepted the deal about the east coast mainline? he is duty bound to get the best deal for the taxpayer from rail bound to get the best deal for the taxpayerfrom railfranchises. bound to get the best deal for the taxpayer from rail franchises. maybe the rail using public will be better off with what he has decided. the rail using public are not great fans of private rail companies that do not deliver on contracts, as i know from having done thatjob myself. what rail users want is good efficient services and low fares, and spending hundreds of millions bailing out loss—making private sector companies is not the public‘s priority at all. the eu withdrawal bill arrives in the house of lords soon. you will be at odds with your party. would you not be better off on the crossbenchers? there is a range of different views inside the labour party and opinion is moving increasingly in the direction that ha rd increasingly in the direction that hard brexit is the wrong thing. but they are in favour of brexit, in favour of leaving. the majority

. >> millions felt this all over the east coast. and no serious damage reported at this time. 1871, ukee, nicole, that was biggest earth quake in delaware history and what happened a few hours ago tied that record according to officials. reporting live there smyrna at the site of the epicenter david spurngts cbs. eyewitness news. >> david thank you for that. as is the case with earthquakes struck without warping. they are weighing in on the trem orthat shook the delaware valley. joining us now from northeast philadelphia with more on the science behind it all vrming alex we spoke with derek pit and he said it's not rare for earthquakes to happen anyone this part of can't yix the rare part when we see them. not everybody felt this myself included and all dependle where you were. i was walking down the street i could have assumed it as i bus rumbling by and others thought it may be a subway passing their their home. others in the philadelphia area knew exactly what they sglelt tyanna toyrn of north east philadelphia was in the middle

the existing operator, virgin trains east coast, is a partnership between stagecoach and sir richardad agreed to pay the government just over £3 billion to run the service until 2023. we learned yesterday that the east coast rail franchise will be terminated in 2020, three years early, potentially forfeiting billions of pounds in premiums due to the treasury, yet the secretary of state told the house that stagecoach will meet in full the commitments it made to the government as part of this contract. so, can he confirm that the full £3.3 billion due from stagecoach—virgin will be paid to the treasury in accordance with the terms of the original contract? mr speaker, every time a franchisee takes up a new contract it makes a parent company commitment to the government. that commitment will be kept in full. andy mcdonald. so, can we get to the heart of this? will the premiums due under that contract... under that contract covering the years 2022—2023 of some £2 billion be paid? will they be paid, yes or no? well, mr speaker, self—evidently, given my announcement yesterday that we would

. >> millions felt this all over the east coast.nd no serious damage reported at this time. 1871, ukee, nicole, that was biggest earth quake in delaware history and what happened a few hours ago tied that record according to officials. reporting live there smyrna at the site of the epicenter david spurngts cbs. eyewitness news. >> david thank you for that. as is the case with earthquakes struck without warping. they are weighing in on the trem orthat shook the delaware valley. joining us now from northeast philadelphia with more on the science behind it all vrming alex we spoke with derek pit and he said it's not rare for earthquakes to happen anyone this part of can't yix the rare part when we see them. not everybody felt this myself included and all dependle where you were. i was walking down the street i could have assumed it as i bus rumbling by and others thought it may be a subway passing their their home. others in the philadelphia area knew exactly what they sglelt tyanna toyrn of north east philadelphia was in the middle of

if you're traveling east coast from st. louis all the way to the eastern seaboard, pay attention to your flight. again, pay attention to the weather if you are traveling. download the nbc washington app. we have the radar on there, as well. again, flying out of bwi, low 60s. some rain. same with charlotte. boston is getting snow and where there's already delayed. sunday is looking better for travel. saturday outlook, wed roads arou -- wet roads around here. ski resorts, it is rainy and tomorrow, more ice. 8:30, get the rain up to the north. then here comes the rain filling in through the mid-morning. it'll move from the west to the east. it'll be out by 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. winds settle by 7:00 or 8:00. clear skies for the overnight. looking good if you're headed out to fedex field against the problem co bron broncos. 60s toda omanty clos. s dsor w looki a traresn 40s. i have to get to my redskins. 38 degrees will be the temperature on monday. again, we're watching another big system for friday and saturday. it will be blu

an earthquake along the east coast. >> i heard a loud bang and the fence in front of me shook. jonathan: it rattled nerves, but how did it measure up to the big east coast earthquake of 2011? >> it's unbelievable. nancy: present for a woman shot during the las vegas massacre. jonathan: and new research putting dogs above your other pets, next. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. jonathan: an east coast earthquake, the 4.1 radelr centered -- 4.1 rattler centered around dover-delaware. roussey is live in the newsroom with how this compared with the earthquake in 2011. tom: we got a lot of responses on facebook asking if people felt it. inanie said she felt it easton, maryland, chesapeake beach, calvert county, silver spring, great falls, and a lot of other areas that felt the earthquake. some said they felt it fairly strongly. earthquake. tom: it to not bring down buildings, but it shook chandeliers and it brought down christmas decorations. >> it fell. dashing through the snow. usgsthis map from the shows the earthquake centered near the coast, just northeast of dover, del

and that could number rise. >> now that storm is moving up the east coast. the northeast preparing for anything between a dusting to a half foot of snow depending on where you are. dylan tracking all of it. going to get pretty bad in some places. >> it is. and it's the first snow of the season. this is the first major snowstorm of the season. as you pointed out, it is going to be a big one. a 2,000 mile stretch blanketing areas where people aren't used to seeing much, if any, of the white stuff. people living in the south waking up to an unusual sight. snow. the winter storm began way south. this traffic jam was in mexico. texas was next to get hit. >> you hit that patch of ice and man, you're in a wreck. >> a 15-car pileup in san antonio. a record 5 inches of snow in college station. >> we have snow in houston. >> football star j.j. watt couldn't get enough of the unusual conditions. >> this is awesome. >> 180,000 customers initially lost power as record amounts of snow fell in mississippi and louisiana. schools and businesses closed early in atlanta. delta

little activity on the east coast. earthquakes really not uncommon around here.ttle unusually -- usually. >> felt it today. >> my chair feels like something, that's correct does it for us at 10:00g we'll see uh-uh right back here at ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news. struck just before 5:00 this evening a lot of people were getting ready to home. the the earth started shaking. magnitude 4.1 centered outside dover delaware. felt all across our area. we've got team coverage of this developing story we begin with bruce gordon in west chester. >> reporter: worldwide earthquakes of this magnitude happen tens of thousands of times each year but the east coast o

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as the east coast gets hit by its first blast of winter, and plenty of travel troubles. >>> three days before a tight senate election marked by scandal, the final push to get out the vote in alabama. the president campaigns for the man accused of sexual misconduct. >>> health care deadlock. with just six days left to enroll, what you need to know about obamacare, which remains in effect for now. >>> new surgeon general, thoughts on the opiod epidemic, violence and other issues. >>> a lost world comes to life, tales from the crypt. >>> good evening, for thousands of californians forced to leave their homes as wildfires raged around los angeles and san diego. did their homes survive, or were they destroyed by the inferno. six fires continue to burn, thousands of firefighters are facing the toughest conditions tonight. red flag warnings are in effect until late sunday. santa ana winds make it impossible to fight the destruction. they may be fighting these fires until after christmas. >> reporter: on the front lines, arrange the clock battle, from the air and on the ground, 8500 firefighte

they bid far too much for the franchise to run the trains on the east coast line going from london tory precisely in his shoes in 2009, when exactly the same rail franchise, the operator came to me captain hand and said, we overbid for the franchise, we want to negotiate. i said for the franchise, we want to negotiate. isaid i for the franchise, we want to negotiate. i said i couldn't agree to negotiation. you made commitments to negotiation. you made commitments to the state and you shall honour them. if you default on those commitments, i will do two things. i will establish a public operator to ta ke will establish a public operator to take over the services, which will bea take over the services, which will be a deterrent to anybody else following suit. and i will also ban you from bidding for a future sacrifice —— franchises. if you can't fall fill the contract once, you can do it a second time. what chris grayling has done for ideological reasons his bail out stagecoach and virgin on the east coast line and he is allowing stagecoach to bid and be on the short list for the next t

that makes us a strong competitor him on the east coast.lps to get better deals and also for customers. mark: price competition has been a big team in the u.s. is there no end in sight or can you tell me something different? >> prices always a matter of growth in every market here you see it in the u.s. and europe. because of our size and scale, we are able to make better deals but also from an efficiency point of view, the east coast divisions together, more than 40 billion as you just mentioned we can benefit in our own markets, that can fuel the investments we need to do. the merger gave us synergies. deliver to 50 million synergies, and that is helping us to continue to be an attractive retailer for investment -- investors and also for ourselves to invest. mark: amazon has a presence everywhere, particularly in the netherlands. are you worried if it steps up the general merchandise online retailer, are you concerned if it steps up operations in the netherlands and -- netherlands? >> it is a form -- formidable competitor in the world. ou

. >> the bedrock that underlies all of the soil here extends up and down the east coast fair agree. so, any kind of vibration of this kind of magnitude that occurs in that bedrock can be felt up and down the east coast. >> pits says earthquakes in the region tends to happen every few years, just that they're not powerful enough for us to feel. now, the richter scale goes all the way up to ten, so while 4.1 is strong our area, nothing what they experience say in california. but just enough for all of us -- >> i was up on a ladder putting up my christmas tree and i thought what's that? >> and we're so happy you're okay. >> i remember thinking it was 5:00 i need to go to bed. i'm getting light-headed. i feel like the builds something moving herement then later on i saw pat gallen's tweet and i thought oh, okay, that's what it was. >> see, pat gallen bringing you the news. >> thanks, trang, appreciate t not the first time an earthquake has rattled our area. you may remember back in august of 2011 a magnitude 5.8 earthquake shook most of the east coast including philadelphia. that earthq

the first major winter storm of the season pelting the east coast. 73 million people in its path. even more unusual, the south getting pounded. nearly a foot of snow in alabama. north carolina, even more than that. the slippery conditions causing chaos on the roads. it is only getting started. dylan has her eye on it all. >>> wildfires turned deadly. a new, devastating turn of events in southern california. one woman was killed after she got into a car accident trying to get away from the flames. this morning, nearly 10,000 firefighters are working tirelessly, trying to get six massive wildfires under control. >>> presidential push. >> get out and vote for roy moore. >> with just three days to go until the special senate election in alabama, president trump rallies voters to get behind senate candidate roy moore, as one of the woman who accused moore speaks out. >> i guess we as women don't matter because we're not part of the old boys club. >>> all that plus a charter bus flips on a san francisco highway. >>> warning from doctors about a flu season that could get worse. >>> and s

south—eastern corner and as we go through the day, that northerly wind will drive in the showers across the east coasttwo through the west coast but sandwiched in between the two it will be drier. there'll be some sunshine around but still, not feeling particularly warm out there. temperatures peaking at around three to 7 degrees. now those clear skies, those lighter winds are going to allow those temperatures to fall away on friday night. a widespread frost develops down through the spine of the country in particular. so a cold start to our saturday morning, but things will start to change as we go into the weekend. we lose the cool air. the wind changes yet again and the south—westerly will drive in milder, moist air with some rain expected for the second half of the weekend. so it certainly looks as though it could be a cold and frosty start for many. the exception, northern ireland, wales, south—west england. here, some cloud and a few scattered showers. where we've got that frost, we'll keep some sunshine but temperatures will struggle by day, two or three degrees at the very best. here comes tha

. >>> you can see the warm air up the east coast. the cold air is arriving in the great lakes and that will win the battle as we go through the day as the cold front heads to the east. showers and storms possible with the line of storms from houston to new orleans to mobile. we'll talk more about the storm system heading to the east coast a little later. >> all right, bill, thank you so much. >>> the latest internet meet up is going to melt your heart. 22-year-old spencer shared on twitter he was able to meet 81-year-old rose a lynn gut man after getting close to her playing words with friends. the pair who played each other in over 300 games met in florida with the help of his pastor. even with the app, words with friends they responded to this story on twitter. look at that, we can't get enough of this. amazing, thank you for sharing your story with you. >> love it. sports you will illustrated is out with hits its sports person of the year. and how the tax cuts will be affecting you. the instructions are here in spanish as you reque

the arctic freeze continues to grip parts of the midwest and east coast. more than 30 million people are under warnings or advisories. >> it's really cold outside. i wish i was in the the bahamas, but here i am. >> dahler: also tonight, high alert. what cities are doing to make sure everyone is safe on new year's eve. swatting arrest-- the prankster who police say made the 911 call that led to the death of an innocent man. and inside the museum of failure. ♪ if you can sit you can get fit the hawaii chair ♪ this is the "cbs weekend news." >> dahler: good evening. i'm don dahler. the bone-chilling cold is causing havoc across much of the country, from traffic accidents to some new year's eve celebrations being canceled. and it's expected to last until next week. the subzero temperatures have left niagra fallses covered in ice. tourists are still braving the icy mist, many says the frozen smalls with spectacular. tony dokoupil has more. >> look at them coming in, cars coming in. boom, boom! >> reporter: old man winter is ringing in the new year with an arcti

. >> every time that there is cold weather on the east coast, because of the way that the atmosphere works, around pressure systems, we have nice sunny weather and that's the time that we pay money to call up our friends on east coast, yeah, california is great, everything's good. how is it back there, right? [ laughter ] >> sunny here. >> here your temperatures this morning are pretty mild. actually, just a few of you guys in the 30s. 41 degrees in san jose. 47 in pacifica. cool at 35 degrees in san jose. 38 in fairfield. around the bay, much warmer in fact san francisco at 50 degrees right now. 35 in santa rosa. the headlines for the day, partly cloudy start with patchy fog and that burns off moving into the afternoon when it will be nice and sunny. it will be warmer. in fact, it will be the warmest day this week. but we do have a "spare the air" alert today, tomorrow and sunday. so through the weekend, it's going to be cooler. you can't burn any fires. so just be aware of that. in fact, looking at our highs for the day, we are getting close to the 70s. so 67 for your highs in live

it certainly felt like spring here in the east coast.ble running errands outside in time for christmas. trade to janice dean with her wednesday forecast. >> yes, good morning, ladies heard what comes up will come down. 48 right now in new york city. the cold air is still way up in canada, but we will feel it is beginning to the weekend. form across the southeast with the potential for heavy rainfall as those flash flooding across the southern plains and towards the lower mississippi valley. and then we have her storm system across the north, bringing a lot of snow across the area including the great basin asset moves eastward and potential for showers and thunderstorms across the southeast and the mississippi river valley the next 48 hours through the weekend as the pattern continues. as we get into friday, the southern plains tennessee river valley towards the northeast where we had the system that could bring mainly rain could do one for snow and saturday of rain event for the northeast east coast. saturday is the busiest travel day. p

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hip-hop, you're not going to come in as the new kid and decide this is the thing like the east coastg to be rap music, gangsta rap music, whatever. >> nwa was always too hot to hold. it had to splinter. and the first person who walks away is ice cube. ♪ tried to kill me >> same reason ice cube left the group is the reason i left. you know, tired of making other people money. it's my turn. ♪ tonight's the night i get in some -- ♪ ♪ deep cover on the incognito tip ♪ >> suge knight, who wasn't a real gangster, got into cahoots with dr. dre and said dre, we should start our own record label, which became death row records. >> knight, 6'3", 330-pound former bodyguard has become one of the most feared men in the music business. >> you go to dre, who probably makes beats better than everybody. this guy delivers a hit. >> dre put out his first solo album "the chronic." not only do you get dre but then you also get snoop dogg. ♪ one, two, three and to the four ♪ ♪ snoop doggy dog and dr. dre is at the door ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy. they knocked the do

rail franchise, decision to bail out the east coast railfranchise, stagecoach decision to bail out theoach and virgin trains, which run the franchise, allowing them to get out of the contracts three years early, i think. this announcement was made in november by chris grayling, transport secretary. he says it is com pletely transport secretary. he says it is completely wrong and will cost the taxpayer hundreds of millions. he is arguing it should be nationalised, as it was when he was transport secretary. so he has a big criticism about that, but the overriding reason, i think, about that, but the overriding reason, ithink, is about that, but the overriding reason, i think, is a fundamentally, profoundly different view of brexit to the government. thank you. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.1i0pm and ii.30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur tonight are jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror, and tim stanley from the daily telegraph. and we expect the papers to be dominated by the new year's honour‘s list which wil

hip-hop, you're not going to come in as the new kid and decide this is the thing like the east coastp music, whatever. >> nwa was always too hot to hold. it had to splinter. and the first person who walks away is ice cube. ♪ tried to kill me >> same reason ice cube left the group is the reason i left. you know, tired of making other people money. it's my turn. ♪ tonight's the night i get in some -- ♪ ♪ deep cover on the incognito tip ♪ >> suge knight, who wasn't a real gangster, got into cahoots with dr. dre and said, dre, we should start our own record label, which became death row records. >> knight, 6'3", 330-pound former bodyguard has become one of the most feared men in the music business. >> you got dr. dre, who probably makes beats better than everybody. this guy delivers a hit. >> dre put out his first solo album "the chronic." not only do you get dre but then you also get snoop dogg. ♪ one, two, three and to the four ♪ ♪ snoop doggy dog and dr. dre is at the door ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy. they knocked the door down, baby. ♪ g thing b

. >>> now to breaking news here on the east coast. an earthquake centered near dover, delaware, rattling the region a short time ago. there are reports the 4.1 magnitude quake was felt from baltimore to new york. certainly a rare occurrence in this part of the country. our kristen dahlgren is in philadelphia now with the latest. >> reporter: just before 5:00 p.m., a rare 4.1 magnitude earthquake hit near dover, delaware. the impact felt from new york city to baltimore. >> the house was shaking. i had no idea what it was. i thought maybe it was a close flying plane. i had no idea. but our house was shaking. >> reporter: it was the strongest earthquake to strike the east coast since 2011 when a 5.8 quake hit 90 miles southwest of d.c. shaking the nation's capital so strongly it cracked the washington monument. >> this is a large earthquake for the east coast. it's one of the largest in the last decade and is felt from new york to washington, d.c. >> reporter: this earthquake caught the region by surprise. now, some people here say they

sunday, any closer traveling along the east coast should be good.ext area we are looking at is a round of snow in the midwest on sunday moving towards the east coast eventually for us on christmas day. we may see some flurries stretching from d.c. up to the boston area. it will be a little bit of a wintry mix. the forecasted highs in the next couple of days, and arctic blast on the backside of the system. look at temperatures. these are highs for saturday. we continue to see this settle father in. we see a lot of 20s and 30s and even more on christmas day. even in the southeast you're looking at temperatures in the low 40s. it will be a rogue one, not mid 30s and 20s. even teens in the northern plains. very cold as we look at christmas day. this is the actual christmas forecast. chile across the heart of the middle of the country. bundle up on your way to grandmas house molly! >> if you like christmas is out there. thank you adam! >> an unusual site going viral. but you people wondering what is that in the sky? check this out. we have the answer, ne

continues to grip parts of the midwest and east coast. more than 30 million people are under warnings or advisories. >> it's really cold outside. i wish i was in the the bahamas, but here i am. >> dahler: also tonight, high alert. what cities are doing to make sure everyone is safe on new year's eve. swatting arrest-- the prankster who police say made the 911 call that led to the death of an innocent man. and inside the museum of failure. ♪ if you can sit you can get fit the hawaii chair ♪

saturday will be a tricky one on the east coast.or your forecast on christmas eve. naughty or nice, you guys. i had to ask. >> why would you ask? >> i am mrs. santa claus. i will sugarcoat it. rob: thank you so much. 37 minutes after the hour. sesame street for syrian refugees. ♪ can you tell me how to get ♪ how to get to sesame street ♪ rob: the new mission in the middle east for big bird and the entire sesame street gains. jillian: do you have christmas tree syndrome? the new warning for doctor that might convince you to buy a fake one from now on. right, janice? rob: you guys and fake trees, countdown to christmas, ready to shop, stores gathering, catering, last-minute shoppers with extended hours. how to wrap those presents perfectly. jillian and i are going to face off in a wrapping competition. ♪ making a list and checking it twice ♪ going to find out ♪ who is not in and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in b

>>>i am in new york with the new storms moving up the east coast. class-action gender discrimination lawsuit against google. >>>meanwhile, a judge has found out -- found a class action -- has filed a google -- 3 female and females sued google and said they were paid less and got raises less. google says its own analysis showed no gender pay gap. >>>it's not even winter yet but a massive snowstorm has slammed the east coast. white blanket covers 7 cities and towns where snowfall is unusual. especially before the holidays. laura podesta has a update from new york. >>> in birmingham alabama, no blanketed the streets and made driving slow going. in 1 suburb of atlanta a inches came down. in jacksonville airport, at least 375 flight cancellations. delay travelers were seen sleeping on the airport floor. >> we have a winter wonderland here in asheville north carolina.>> ready, but dangerous. thousands are without power in north carolina, and crews work to clear ice and tree branches off power lines in order to get the heat and lights back on.>> in new yor

through a pickup and you will be -- paid one of these days. >> even though he was an east coast guy bytrying to expand death row all over the country but who controlled most of the music in the east at that time? bad boy. >> freddie's here. >> oh, what up? >> lady. >> what's going on? >> everything. it's all good in the hood. >> sean "puffy" combs founded badboy and biggie smalls his marquee artist, modeled their song on kinds of a gangsta rap for the east coast. ♪ come over tell your friends i got the chronic ♪ ♪ i love you when you call me big pop ♪ throw your hands in the air ♪ >> i make music about what i know. know what i'm saying? if i worked in mcdonald's i'd have made rhymes about big macs and fries. i see hustling, gambling, girls, cars. that's what i rap about. what's in my environment. >> and the winner is -- notorious -- >> b.i.g.! >> puff daddy in the house. >> i hosted that. mayhem almost broke out in that place that night. >> any of y'all want to be an artist and stay a star and don't want to worry about the producer trying to be all in the video, all on the record, danc

. >>> and more than 150,000 people still without power here on the east coast. this as residents in the south try to dig out from a freak snow storm this weekend that dumped a foot of snow in some places. >> a sunday sit down with one of the biggest stars in the world, ed sheeren. now he is letting slip to us about his next big project. >> eminem is on top of my list. you met eminem. did you float that out to him or are you going to play this slow with eminem? no. we'll explain my shock and have a fun sunday sit down with ed sheeren a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with wild fires raging against southern california. kristen dahlgren is in ventura county where the largest of six wildfires has wiped out entire neighborhoods. >> reporter: the winds out here this morning are just incredible. they are strong and they are unpredictable and that is just the worst combination for wild fires. over the past 24 hours we have seen new evacuations even as some people are allowed to come back home to scenes like this. as whipping winds fuel the fires, no relief for th

this is real time information showing no delays from the east coast to the west. keep your eyes out at new york, d.c., philadelphia, boston, any flights to or from those points tomorrow could have delays. this is all about the cloud cover back at home. really any rain chances are up into seattle or oregon. what we'll see happen is it will get close again but the cloud cover here at the bottom edge is our primary impact as we head through the next 24 to 48 hours. so tomorrow morning it's quite a bit cloudier than we're used on. the clouds will act like a blanket and help our temperatures from dropping down into the 20s. one of the coldest is the trivalley down to 33 degrees. instead of 26 in the north bay like this morning we're down to 32. san francisco will start at 42. the east bay, an over cast sky and 40. throughout the day, the cloud cover does not budge. this keeps temperatures on the cooler side. 59 in san jose. and 61 in gilroy. similar here, not too extremes. 55 in vallejo. 57 in liver more and 59 in hayward. 56 in san mateo and 58 in redwood city. last m

. >> that's right, on the east coast it's snow time. take a look at this drone video from a neighborhood in atlanta. and a live look at atlanta right now where they are waking up to a good amount of snow on the ground. it is the earliest snow in decades in some places. in the south, louisiana and georgia, where even a little snow can cause a whole lot of problems. >> a live look at cape may. this storm is making its way up the coast taking aim at the northeast. >> it's a much different story on the west coast. those out-of-control killing a woman and firefighters had a fighting chance but they could pick up again today and marci gonzalez joins us from ventura county, california. good morning. >> reporter: tom and paula, good morning. that as residents of this neighborhood and the others are waiting to be allowed to return. some coming home to just about utter destruction like this. the garage here where you see this scorched car, this washer and dryer, otherwise indiscernible from the rest of the house and right now there is that ongoin

. >> that sm bringing snow to the delaware valley brought snow from texas up the east coast. it's the first snow ines for someplaces in the south. latest. >> reporter: overnight winteoward the east coast from delaware to virginia residence preception for the first significant snowfall of the season. treacherous conditions continuing across the south. in san antonio icy roadway causing this massive 20 car of texas blangtsed --d with a half foot of snow. in north carolina cars slipping and sliding. >> a car in the truck slid off the road and hit a car. fedex truck losing control topple over after hitting ice. atlanta brought to a distill with a wintry mix. delta canceled 100 flights. 46,000 power outages in department of georgi dangersous conditions in northeast alabama with multiple accidents and closed roads. in parts of mississippi the highest daily snowfall in 35 years. nearly half a foot of snow there as the storm pushes east. >> that was rob marciano reporting, stay ahead of the weekend wintry forecast in our area and check constantly updated maps at storm tracker 6 live/

. >>> turning now to that rare 4.1 earthquake that rattled the east coast. >> it was felt from virginia to new england. >> reporter: surrounded by new jersey, philadelphia and baltimore, it was centered northeast of dover, delaware, more than four miles under the surface. >> i heard a loud bang and saw the fence in front of us shake. >> our neighbor came running out wanting to know if we felt it. i didn't feel it but i heard t. >> reporter: unlike the west coast, in the mid atlantic. >> we have seen quakes in every state of the eastern sea board with the exception of florida. don't think that you are immune. you just get them a lot less often. >> reporter: the quake 200 miles from the epicenter of the august 2011, 5.8 virginia quake, which rattled washington, d.c., causing $200 million to $300 million to the washington mon y monument and other buildings. there were no reports of damages or injuries at dover air force base. this may not have caused any serious damage. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> what are you doing? >> earthquake. >> oh, i see. it's okay. we're going to be all

very messy morning commute up and down the east coast. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> now, while we'll get some rain on tuesday and into early wednesday, i do not believe it's going to end for snow along our area, so just to add on to what dylan just said. we are seeing some rain out there this morning. not everybody's seeing it, but some people are seeing a cold rain moving through. again, that is well east of i-95. we've got some fog out there, but we continue to see some clearing. i do believe this fog will lift as we go through the midmorning s afternoon. chilly out there right now, but expect 50s by the time we head into this afternoon. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the insane aerial stunt that went viral around the world. we'll explain exactly how these guys jumped off the top of a mountain and landed midair in a moving plane. >>> plus, the internet's favorite dog of t

east bay and south bay. look at the actual into parts of the bay. low to mid 40s in the bay, mid to upper 40s along the coastd to upper 30s in our inland east bay and north bay valleys. accuweather seven-day forecast, fog then brighter tomorrow, a mild afternoon for thursday, low to mid 60s, we will stay above average friday, a few passing clouds saturday, keep the sunglasses handy. increasing clouds sunday and the book is still out on whether we are going to get any rain new year's day or not. we will put a chance developing, keep that in the back of your mind, we will fine tune it as we get closer. >>> we're going to head out to the san matteo bridge and take a live look at the folks headed from san matteo over the causeway, up the high-rise over and over foster city for a 14 minute drive 880 towards 101. those head lights are headed in the eastbound or reverse commute. take a look at our traffic maps. i don't see anything -- anything even remotely slow as we look around the bay area, which is hopefully the issue for this morning. there is drive times from hercules into the maze, you are looking at less th

on the east coast. tax reform hitting a snag, now delaying, the senate fail to go get a vote late last night. republicans are trying to pass largest overhaul in nation's history. one of the key snags the bill's impact on federal deficit. prior to delay, the white house expressed the need for a deal to get done. >> what i can tell you is what i have said every single day that we have been part of this process, the president layed out his priorities, we feel like the plan as of right now from the house and senate meet those priorities of cutting taxes for the middle class, simplifying the tax code, bringing business back home,

it was the strongest quake to hit the east coast since 2011 when a 5.8 quake centered in virginia and cracked the washington monument. the unusual incident caught some residents by surprise. >> the house was shaking and i had no idea what it was. i thought maybe it was a i had no idea, but our house was shaking. >> thankfully there were no injuries or major damages reported. >> minnesota public radio is facing major backlash after it fired long time host garrison keeler over allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior. fans have inundated the radio with complaints threatening to cancel membership. nbr relies on donors. a spokesperson for npr said listeners may feel the limited information may not seem to justify the decision, but assures them it honors the highest standard they have come to expect. >> and in washington there are growing calls on capitol hill for embattled democratic congressman john conyers. the dean of the house to resign. with the entire democratic leadership in the house now saying it is time for conyers to go after several women accused him of sexual misconduc

. >> an earthquake shook the east coast thursday afternoon with people feeling it from new york to baltimorethe 4.1 magnitude quake hit at 4:45 p.m. and was centered about 6 miles east and northeast of dover delaware. there were no immediate reports of injury and damage. the bronx teen accused of fatally stabbing a 15-year-old classmate in september was released on $250,000 bond. he was being held in the death of matthew mccree. after the judge lowered his bail from $500,000, they thanked those who donated to his bond fund, specifically the many gay men who generously donated. he faced many years of bullying because of his sexuality and was pushed to the brink the day he killed his classmate. >> governor christie, after six long years of fighting to get sports betting legal in new jersey will be headed to the supreme court to offer moral support for the lawyers who are hoping for a favorable decision by the high court to allow gambling in new jersey or at least sports betting. let me tell you. it is one thing i do agree with governor on that we ought to have legal sports betting in new jerse

pine crest tree farm ships trees to nurseries and tree lots up and down the east coast.short shortage is the result of farmers planting fewer trees when the demand plummeted in 2008. >> the trees planted in 2010 should be coming to the market now. >> tree farms that sell them to wholesalers say they stopped taking orders him you will see higher prices once again to get a tree this year. >>> a toddler had a special request for santa it could be a request from any of us, especially on the morning show and during the busy holiday season as well. >> what do you want for christmas? >> i want to take a nap. [laughter]. >> that's two-year-old linden may, asking for a nap for christmas. she had a long day of shopping by the time she got to santa she was wiped out. santa asked what she wanted again, she said a reindeer. >> we have kids they get to the point where they say they want a nap you're in trouble. >> philadelphia eagles player malcom jenkins will no longer protest during nfl football games, the decision the nfl made to change his stance. >>> a car crashes into a building

that is the east coast fault and that was the one northern delaware that was active today. we'll talk more about this plus looking ahead to december lucy. it begins tomorrow. >> already. you know a lot of holiday travel right of course. american airlines coming into play here. it says more pilots are stepping up to the plate something to be thankful for this holiday season. the airline released a statement saying at this point only a few hundred flights in december still don't have pilot assigned. american airlines says the number should continue to drop. here's what happened. schedule lymph glitch we told you about yesterday. it let pilots drop scheduled flights to take vacation like all of them, and zen the airline scrambling to find pilots to fill all those slots. but it's doing it. there you go. >>> are you looking for new ho home? in sicklerville, new jersey, you don't need cash. bit coins work just fine but if you're asking what a bit coin? you're not alone. dave kinchen is live in camden county. jingle some bit coins in your pocket there? >> reporter: no. i don't kno

millions on the east coast will see windchills below zero. forecasters say don't be surprised if those chilly conditions stick around for some time. but for now most of the country is enjoying mild to warm temperatures with highs in the 40s and 50s. most northern states 60s and 70s in the into the 80s. 81 down there, nearly 80 in phoenix. >>> well, coming up the controversial t-shirt that walmart will no longer be selling. >>> the mystery death of a border patrol agent in texas. >>> the pro football now facing a lawsuit accused of seducing an >>> first of all my name is pyle. private first class gomer pyle. >> that's jim nabers in his best-known role, goofy good-natured marine corps pilot died at his home in hawaii thursday. the gomer pyle character was in complete contrast to his booming baritone singing voice. nabers spent 60 years as a performer. he was 87. >>> authorities in texas say there is a new theory about last month's death of a border patrol agent. rogelio martinez died after he and his partner were found. they may have been hit b

that's probably the biggest east coast earthquake. that was a 5.8. these are exoan nengs. so a 4.1 is rare for this area. we get a lot of little or not there was one the day before halloween in the olney area. but it was only a 1.5 so you probably didn't even notice it. there were some reports bit . but this got our attention today, right before 5:00 when we thought it was all about the christmas tree. oh, no, it's not. we need to talk about this . it happened at four:47 today. i was six miles northeast of dover, delaware. there have only been three occasions when we've had a 4.0 or higher between d.c. and new york between since 1950. since the bedrock is almost like a concrete slab it was felt for quite a wide area. in 2011 the 5.1 that was noter west of richmond, that was much more powerful, almost 350 times more powerful. it did so much damage including 25 million not national cathedral, 15 million to the washington monument smg but this 4.1 to give you some perspectives ties for the mentioned a magnitude four or higher is somewhat rare in this area. we tend to have a l

louis and finally the east coast on saturday. so yasmin, as you said. forecast, but the rain will cause problems at the airports too. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, rex tillerson unconventional talks. what it takes to now get pyongyang back to the negotiating table with the trump administration. we'll be right back. this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. reducing co2 emissions by up to 90%... while also producing more power. this could be big. energy lives here. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. >>> welcome back, everybody. we're learning more about that deadly ambush in niger. la david johnson was not captured alive, according to a soon-to-be released investig