if you have that same roach in east l.a. [ speaking spanish ] peanut butter. it gets them every time. good stuff. i get some too. ahh. yeah you have to be careful setting these things because -- okay. it's looks like we've got one there at bottom there. right away, you can kind see them on the ground there. i've been married with my wife of 20 -- 29 years, it'll be 29 years. got three kids. some of them back here. i'm basically being introduced to the godchildren in their 20s and most got to meet when they were infants. and i don't really know anything about them. so i'm going to have to meet them and then learn from them. >> it's been awesome, latinos -- before, please welcome armando. [ speaking spanish ] he's a big guy. he's a big guy. [ applause ] >> what's up? [ applause ]. >> what's happening? i know that you guys looking at me, hey that dude works out. i can't work out, man. my wife tries to get me to workout. she goes, hey you have to chase the ice cream man. i can't chase the ice cream man because he parks in front

for the fragile homeless in dallas, and the job training program, the qinton learning center in east l.a.. looking to street level problem solvers, solvers for wisdom, rather than elites was the tea party before tea party was cool. [laughter] if things are to be different in 2010, our new congressional servicers have to follow that example and turn again todd wisdom and experience of our grass roots leaders, but they have to show a steadiness of purpose that failed them in 1994 once they had their own hands on the national power. as we seek ways to roll back government, the problems they sought to address are not going away. alternatives are going to have to be found and are going to look again at the more effective, less expensive decentralized solutions that as bob woodson argued for 30 years appear in profusion across network's neighborhoods. this is perhaps, another version of the step-by-step approach you were describing. for conservatives, the next successful journey to the white house will begin on a tour like lamar's seeking out grass roots leaders sweeping aside the failed solut

o cruiserweight belt at stake branding champion marco huck versus russia's big open division in east l.a. would not stepping back limit if he's sure the title is in his hands not to want to force the issue but how did the title but the judge just sleep next to me controversial decision the general feeling was that libya had clearly done more i. suppose but i think of w b o experts will consider the video of the hold back to see what and early in the new year they will make a decision concerning a possible rematch between labor given hug plus they will look to get explanations from the supervisor and all three judges of the badges in written form vision but it's. a major disappointment his professional record is now twenty one wins and one loss however the thirty one year old useful software what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. frankly speaking overestimated hug right up to the end i expected him to push forward in iraq and that's why i just held myself back trying to save energy that's why i didn't hang on the ropes after the end of the fight i was still fit i wasn't exhausted at al

. >> this is inspiration from my east l.a. brothers. up jalapenos. just geeking off on chilies for breakfast, it's a great thing. chilies speed up your metabolism about 20%. all around, it's a bonus. i'm going to do some eggs. this is basically a variation on huevos rancheros. they come in different shapes and forms. sometimes with rice. sometimes with black beans. i want to show you one of the light ways i was taught to do it, with some gangs. as you do. >> in east l.a. >> seriously. i've spent time in places where most people won't go. i wanted to get under the skin of american culture, the waves of immigration. how people came to be. the food that came with them. >> that's what makes american food so great. >> i believe so. i believe so. so, what we've got in here, we have a little butter going in. hopefully that will melt up soon. >> and you said american eggs scrambled are different than britain eggs? >> in france and england, you have a fine, delicate egg. the key for any scrambled egg, is the mix of curd and silkyness. yeah? what

that means that flash flooding is occurring in these areas out by l.a., east of l.a., santa barbara, there is a winter storm warning, you get to picture the heaviest rain in southern california. we lucked out because all of that subtropical moisture went that way. some areas in l.a. up to a foot of rain. we're talking 3, 4 inches, 5 tops. when i come back i have the complete forecast. we're dry but not for how long. we have more rain in the forecast. >>> southern california c ontinues to deal with severe flooding from the recent r elentless rain. take a look at this small airport in riverside county. flooding closed the runway affecting up to 200 flights. trucks are being used to tow the planes to higher grounds. check out this scene in h ighland. it will be a long time before drivers can cross this bridge. floods ripped it apart this afternoon. homes in the area are also b uried in mud. bulldozers have been brought in to help clear the muck but that task could take weeks if not months. >>> and then this incredible coming to us from northern arizona. the floodwater, so powerful, as m

a lot of players out here we feel like east coast, l.a. get more recognition than we do. >> reporter: web 2. 0 meet juan anderson. 6'6". unlikely match up of talent and technology. and so the more people that watch videos the more money he makes but alass it is not enough yet to allow him to quit his day job just yet. working on it. >> it is inspiring. wouldn't it be great to have that kind of music to our newscast each night. >> it elevates and makes these guys stars and helps them get on the radar of a lot of recruiters. >> kiet do. nice story. thank you. >>> tonight a message to the families of murder victims. you're not forgotten and there is help out there. a gathering in oakland this evening in honor of 17-year-old raymond justice gunned down in september a block away from his home. his father says raymond was a better than average student and wanted to become someone who could help people. >> i remember he got his first 3.8 and i think he was running up and down the halls shoving it in everybody's face because nobody has beaten him

we feel like east coast, l.a. get more recognition than we do so it helps us a lot. >> reporter: web 2. 0. unlikely match up of talent and technology. he does not charge the players a dime. he makes all his money off ad revenue much not quite enough to quit his day job. >> that's all right. we will see where it goes. thank you. >>> a disaster over a restaurant food. >> like small balloons just exploded. hot grease. >> and now the case of the exploding escargot is on someone else's plate. what the judge had to say in the case of the exploding eskargot. >>> who says celebrities don't have to follow the same rules. what josh duhamel did to get tossed off his flight. >>> it is not a matter of is it going to rain or not, it is how much and when it is going to rain. we will have your pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs5. right now, buy a samsung intensity ii for $29.99 and get one free. or, buy a blackberry curve 3g for $49.99 and get one free. we' t the two >>> the case of the guest versus

this week's storms were particularly damaging to the small town of highland, east of l.a. mike von fremd reports. >> reporter: after a week of torrential rain, biblical flooding and noxious mudslides, california's beaches are now contaminated with debris, pesticides and bacteria that gushed into the pacific. inland, no place was hit harder than here in highland, where the storm creek burst and people could not even open their doors. >> we stepped on to the window into the water. and the water went up to here. >> reporter: just sounds i >> it was. i thought we were going to die. >> just get your stuff and get out. >> reporter: tell me the thing you lost that hurts the most. >> my home. i've been here 30-some years. and i paid for my house. >> reporter: many do not yet know if they'll be able to rebuild. in fact, when this family came home today to try to salvage their christmas presents, officials had some tough news. >> this is a mandatory evacuation. please stay out of your homes. the sheriffs are coming. >> reporter: people cannot even check on their animals. prison work

one area east of l.a., has seen the most rainfall, almost two feet. and in the central sierras, the highest snowfall total, 17 feet. >>> now, ava dinges has more on what's in store for today. good morning, ava. >> good morning, rob and vinita. heavy rain still bothering much of california, with additional concerns of mudslides and even flooding. some areas have seen a foot of rain over the last couple days. that's the case of san bernadino. and that's almost as much as they get in an entire year, as far as rain goes. this storm will be ending in california overnight and heading into the plains, as we look into thursday. by christmas eve, this could be causing problems along interstate 80. and that's bad news for some holiday travelers. back to you, rob and vinita. >> ava, thanks a lot. >>> one other weather note this morning, this one from overseas. thousands of travelers are still stranded across europe, mostly because of lingering problems at london's heathrow airport. officials there say regular operations will not resume until tomorrow. all the de

in san bernardino county, east of l.a., 100 houses were evacuated when a trickle became a torrent, buckling a bridge. >> everything just came roaring through my backyard. >> reporter: in orange county, the storm moved in overnight, flooding a main intersection in laguna beach under four feet of water. >> at 3:00 in the morning, we got about a 15-minute rush. it was just like something down in central america. >> reporter: lynda hess had to be rescued by her visiting grandson. >> i was like, "we have to get out of here right now, man, or we're going to die." >> reporter: the only escape route, this tiny window. >> he saved our life, honestly. last night in la canada- flintridge, north of l.a. the sheriff went door to door evacuating hillside areas scorched by last year's wildfires. >> this is holidays and i don't really want to be dealing with this. >> reporter: steve brown sent his family away but he stayed to make sure his network of sandbags and railroad ties hold up. if this doesn't work? >> i don't know what else i'd do. >> reporter: this raging wash is usually dry. here in the l.a. bas

his visits to sites like a school for low income children in savanna and a job training program in east l.ahis notion that we must first look to street level problem solvers for wisdom rather than credentialed elites mevent that lamar was tea party before tea party was cool. if things are going to be different in 2010, our new congressional conservatives have to follow lamar's example and turn once again to the experience and wisdom of grass roots leaders but they have to show a steadiness of purpose that failed them in 1994, once they had their own hands on the levers of national power. as we seek to -- ways to roll back government, the problems sought to address are not going away. alternatives have to be found and we'll have to look again at the more effective, less expensive decentralized solutions that, as bob woodson has argued for 30 year arkse peer in glorious profusion across america's neighborhoods. this is pratches another version of the step-by-step approach you were describing. for conservatives, the next successful journey to the white house begin with a tour like lamar's. it

l.a. bureau tonight. george, thanks. >>> back east, a baltimore man is accused of trying to blow up a military recruiting station just outside baltimore. the suspect, antonio martinez, also known as muhammad hussein, reportedly left what he thought was a car bomb outside the recruiting office. the real truth is, the bomb was fake, part of an fbi sting operation. we mentioned this, our detroit tv station, wdiv, has confirmed aretha franklin has pancreatic cancer. the 68-year-old singer, the queen of soul, had surgery in late november. canceled her concert dates on the advice of her physicians. family friends say she's recovering well from the surgery and in a statement today, she thanked her doctors and nurses and all those who have kept her in their prayers. >>> when our broadcast continues in a moment, elizabeth edwards' legacy. there are a lot of women alive today who will benefit from something she did. >>> and then later on in our broadcast -- >> in 20 years i've worked very closely with two artists. paul mccartney and yoko ohno. >> on this 30th anniversary of his death here in new york, john lennon

l.a.'s new elephant habitat is tomorrow. >>> an east bay man in possession of a 130-year-old marriage licensefind the couple's descendents. they were married in 1878. bruce picked up the license complete with photographs from a famous northern california person back in the '70s. now he wants to return the historic document to relatives of the 19th century couple. trouble is, he's had no luck and now he wants your help. if you are related to frederick peters or ann gunnederson e-mail us. or if you know about them, you don't have to be related to them. >> if you ever met them before. the pictures are just spectacular. they are still until tact after this long. >>> young bay area students earn a valuable lesson about giving to oersoth during this in holiday season. we'll show you that when we come back. >>> christmas came early this year for seniors in east san jose. children serenaded the people at the east side senior center wearing santa hands. they sang holiday tunes in two different languages. >> they're so cute. >> many of the seniors were surprised by the serenade. they were happy the chi

l.a. were all canceled, along with arrivals from the east coast. >> i was hoping i would make it, but as you can see, there are people hoping to make a flight. >> with some people trying to get back east, there could be even more delays here tomorrow. live at ssl, elise kirchner. >> while the worst of the storm is ending back east, people there are just beginning to dig out from thick, heavy snow. plow truck drivers are making some money as the snowbound try to free themselves and their cars from the white blockades that surround them. with more on the effort to dig out, brian thompson from our new york station. >> if you're shoveling the stuff like mary he wie el len kelly, inches compared to what most of us got shouldn't be much, should it? >> there's over four feet in my yard. i had to shovel a path for the dog. >> by two-tenths of an inch, elizabeth lost bragging rights for the deepest snow in the tri-state. i went to ellen's backyard. she declined to join me for some reason, though not quite what she described, it was deep enough. more than one-fourth of roads in east jersey city had at

l.a. and san diego. frost napa and santa rosa. most widespread. scattered frost in the east bay valleys.peratures around the bay will be in the low to mid-40s when you head out tomorrow. here's a look at tomorrow's afternoon forecast where we'll see sunshine and temperatures low to mid-50s. rain will roll in friday. rather heavy. could see some minor flooding saturday. taper a little sunday and another system brings rain in in under and tuesday. heavy snow up to 10 feet could fall in the sierra. >> the winter arrives with a major roar. >> probably more flooding in the sierra. >> we have developing news. the justice department is suing b.p. oil and eight other companies in an effort to recover billions of dollars from the largest oil spill in u.s. history. a big rig explosion killed 11 workser last april leading to more than 200 million gallons of oil to spew into the gulf. the government lawsuit asked the companies to be held liable without limitation for all damages caused by the spill, includes damages to natural resources. resources. how fast a christmas tree can go up. just like that

the midwest and the east coast got slammed with a brutal snowstorm. here in l.awas sunny and 80 degrees celsius, by the way. crazy, right? that we're in the same country? if you're visiting, it's not always 80 degrees and sunny. at night, the sun disappears, sometimes for hours. and the temperature drops. sometimes we have winds from the southwest at 4 miles an hour. it can get terrible. [ laughter ] i'm sure the earth will eventually swallow us whole but until then, i tell you, i'll keep rollerblading to work with my shirt off and enjoying it. almost a foot and a half of snow fell on minneapolis over the weekend. the vikings were supposed to play the giants. the plan hit a snag when the roof actually caved in from the weight of the snow. rarely do you see the weather affect a game in a dome. but look at that. it spilled all over. that's why my mother said never build your stadium roof out of plastic wrap. [ laughter ] confused charlie sheen volunteered to clean it all up. the game had to be moved to detroit tonight. which neither of the teams are from detroit. b

l.a. and san diego. frost napa and santa rosa. most wideread. scattered frost in the east bay valleys.peratures around the bay will be in the low to mid-40s when you head out tomorro here's a look at tomorrow's afternoon forest where we'll see sunshine and temperatures low to mid-50s. rain will roll in friday. rather heavy. could see some minor flooding saturday. taper a little sunday and another system brgs rain in in under and tuesday. heavy snow up to 10 feet could fall in the sierra. >> the winter arrives with a major roar. >> probably more flooding in the sierra. >> we have devoping news. the justice department is suing b.p. oil and eight other companies in an effort to recover billns of dollars from the largest oil spill in u. history. a big rig explosion killed 11 workser last april leading to more than 200 million gallon of oil to spew into the gulf. the government lawsuit asked the companies to be held liable without limitation for all damages caused by the spill, includes damages to natural resources. resources. how fast a christmas trecan go up. just like that. it didn't tak

temperatures to stay cool in the central valley and north and east bay valleys in some spots. 67 monterey. you're one of the warmer areas. l.a., 82. sierra nevada, melting with upper 50s. we're looking at mid-60s today. a nice mild afternoon in the south bay. 64 san mateo. a little cooler here at our coast. the fog sticks around for. of the morning. clearing in spots here. 63 sonoma. near east bay you should be brightening up pretty soon this morning. 63 san leandro. here over the hills staying rather foggy throughout the morning hours and that afternoon sun will warm dublin up to 64. the monterey bay, a mild afternoon. probably about 68 in watsonville. we'll keep the fog and some of the valleys throughout the afternoon re-forming today to monday. that's our dry mild stretch. rains runs tuesday. chances again wednesday and thursday. >> again. need that warm weather to help my voice recuperate. it's going around. at least i'll get it this weekend. a sellout standing room only crowd saw the heat take on the warriors last night. plenty of highlights to show us this morning. >> lebron james and the miami heat made their one and

you are flying east, deltaer american and united airlines are waiving penalties for travelers who want to reschedule during the next few days. >>> southwest airlines says it appears an l.a.-bound flight that made an emergency landing in oakland had a small engine fire. the faa says the float took off from san francisco when an indicator alerted the pilot to the possible problem. southwest flew the 108 partners to los angeles on a later flight. >>> an airport spokesman said today a pilot's youtube video makes baseless assumption about security measures at sfo. pilot, who will not release his name says he recorded the video and posted it to show how partners are screened, but ground crews are not. san francisco international airport spokesman matt mccarren says, "proper and effective security requires multiple layers of system and that the vast majority of widespread layers of the secret program are behind-the-scenes." >> oakland police are investigating the death of a woman found nude nearing a bicycle trail as a homicide. the woman's body was discovered around 8:20 yesterday morning in the 1500 block of skyline boulevard off keller boulevard. the victim is reportedly a

. >> reporter: north of l.a., in lamont, california, the last of the rain flooded an irrigation canal. 120 households were told to evacuate. as the rain moved eastit fell as heavy snow in the mountains, closing the main highway to las vegas for five hours, hampering the search for a missing snowboarder in tahoe-- her body was found today. this nasty storm created nasty conditions across the west. heavy snow in washington, snowy whiteouts in new mexico. >> it's crazy. it's freezing cold. >> reporter: subfreezing temperatures blanketed the sierra, and brought wild weather to usually mild arizona. >> i didn't know it snowed in flagstaff, arizona, or arizona, period. >> reporter: kids liked it. the departing storm has left california waterlogged and weary. in mud-caked highland, the martinez family, who used all their savings to save their home from foreclosure, now may lose it to mud. >> it's a disaster. we're not going to be able to move back in the house. >> reporter: damage to this highland community now estimated at $17 million. almost no one here has flood insurance, and they have no idea how they're going to pay for this rebuilding and repair

east coast. >> a balmy 40 in new york. 44 in baltimore. 76 in miami. 71 in dallas. 4 in billings. and 16 in fargo. and 59 in l.a. >>> in other news this morning, two bodies have been pulled from the wreckage of a michigan furniture store after an all-day search. investigators believe it was a natural gas explosion that leveled that store. the owner was rescued. and is now in serious condition. but two employees died in the blast. city officials declared a state of emergency. and nearby businesses will be closed indefinitely. >>> overseas, intelligence officials in denmark say they foiled an imminent terror attack. they say five men were planning to shoot as many people as possible at the newspaper that published those cartoons of the prophet mohammed. the suspects were described as radical islamists with ties to international terror organizations. >>> dozens of former taliban militants have now been released from detention in pakistan. the men are part of a new rehab program, designed to keep them from returning to terrorism. the bbc's eileen maple reports from the swat valley. >> reporter: these men are being

the heaviest activity continues to press on to the east and that's when we'll see this move into the sierra nevada. we are seeing a rain/snow mix but l.arport it switched to light snow. if you have plans to go up there, you have to delay them because a heavy wet snow and winter storm warning through tomorrow. 55 mountain view so still pretty mild out there. the steady rain this morning, showers this afternoon, on and off rain all week long. an area of low pressure to the north continues to pump in this stream of moisture. the emphasis shifting a little further to the south. here's the low in the gulf of alaska and that's pulling in that wet plume that extends all the way back into hawaii and beyond. so we'll see minor fluctuations with this stream of moisture from the bay area right over us right now and then it's going to shift a little further south. here we are throughout the rest of the morning hours. 11:00 still rainy out there but a little bit lighter rain. by 3:00, more widespread showers, a bit of a break out there towards the evening hour. some light rain overnight. the morning commute not looking too bad with a few light show

l.a. to phoenix, it's in the 70s. on the easty slow down your drive time, but you fly time, as well. pittsburgh, to new york, to boston and d.c. there was heavy rain in d.c. this morning. gusty winds. and all that weather was brought to you by kay jewelers. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> we're going to continue our countdown to christmas, with some of oprah's favorite things for the holidays. "o" magazine is out with its list for the season. showing us the picks and how you can get many of them at a big discount, "o" editor at large, gayle king. >> i love your countdown clock. we are doing a countdown clock, too. we're calling it the days of christmas. >> we love a countdown. >> the camping trip that will never be repeated again. we call that a real reality show. >> our daughter, elliott, watched you and oprah camp. and now, we have to go camping. >> you and ali camping. i would like to see that. >> that will not be on oprah. >> chicken. listen, oprah, she says with these pajamas, you don't ever have to get dressed again. she's a

east, the storm is headed in your direction. >> so we hear. upwards of 20 states are supposed to get snow in the next few days. miguel, thanks for your coverage here all week. >>> the area that l.a. officials are most worried about, the foothills of the angeles national forest, in part because that area burned in that big so-called station fire we were there to cover in 2009. with so much vegetation gone, mudslides, of course, as we've seen are the danger. more than 200 families ordered out of their homes, some have decided to stay. tammy smith is one of them. she and her husband live in flintridge. there are now concrete barriers, with christmas decorations no less, directing the mud down the hill and away from homes. tammy's been kind enough to join us tonight. tammy, i know you and your husband have spent thousands fortifying the house. you must trust everything to have stayed behind. >> oh, we do, we do. we have done everything we can to protect our home and the structure. we started immediately after the station fire last year, and it continued all the way through to the summer. so we are well prepared. we have a great neighborhood, walkie-talkies are spread around. so ther

east bay to san francisco, north bay is dry. this is probably the driest stretch of the day. i want to take you into southern california. flood warnings in l.a the grapevine. the levels are pretty high. the drive is okay, but around 101, ponding on the roadways. look at yreka. a lot of thunderstorms coming in. we are in between weather systems right now in the bay area. the system off to the west will spill our way as we head towards the evening commute. that will pack good winds and rain later. thundershowers as well. for today widely scattered showers and the rain will fill into early tomorrow. look at the forecast as we pass the middle of the week. the rain changing back over to scattered showers. thursday and friday for now looks dry except for the far north bay and saturday the raindrops in. sunday is the drier half of the upcoming christmas weekend. back to you. >> new this morning, new mexico governor bill richardson said north korea is ready to talk about the program. the governor arrived after an unofficial trip. north korea will allow u.s. inspectors back into the country. it will be allowed to check the nuclear complex that north

east of los angeles was hit hard by this week's flooding and mud slides. some homes in the city of highland were filled with mud. mary parks from our nbc station in l.a. shows us how that community pulled together today with the real spirit of christmas to survive the disaster. >> reporter: this is the estrada family. three generations of highland residents. >> you live here. >> our whole family lives here. >> where? >> right there. right there. two over there, one there, some here. >> reporter: they have come together, not to celebrate christmas but help their relatives and neighbors recover from this devastating storm. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> no i haven't. horrible. >> reporter: along church streets, entire homes were buried, possessions lost. the mud flow was so powerful, a washer and dryer were september away from inside one garage. boulders smacked against full-sized pickup trucks and suvs that are stuck in four to five feet of mud. but the mindset here remains strong and very unified. >> the whole family, it's all community, everybody is related around here. we're tight. everyone is helping everyone. it's n we're just a big

l.a. and beat the commute as well. it's light so far. that's how things are going on the highways right now. >> let's go to kimberly ter to see if the east coast storm is affecting our airport. good morning. >> no major problems. we have been watching a steady stream of cars dropping people off for the early morning flights. san francisco is a completely different story since that airport has more direct flights to the northeast. it is impacted by the massive storm hitting the new york area. so far we have heard 20 inbound and six outbound flights have been canceled and and a halfers are not experiencing any cancelations yet, they are having to elbow their way through security. >>> pretty busy. i'm pretty early so i can handle it. >> not bad. it's a little more crowded than i thought it would be at 6:00 in the morning, but not bad. >> airlines are contacting performs to let them know of canceled flights to get them rescheduled. bottom line, prepare for delays as the daywears on. you are advised to call ahead or check online before heading to the airport, especially if your flight is headed to the northeast. live in oakland, kimberly terr

east coast and bring this moisture surge into the west. so from san francisco right on down to sacramento, even down to l.a., this is where the weather is today resorts around reno and tahoe, you will see feet of snow in the next couple days, and this is not -- i can't even tell you how much you'll see at the highest of high elevations. there will be almost 10 inches ofedly equivalent. between 70 and 100 inches of new snow to ski in, or get in trouble in, because there will be avalanche danger, of course, so stay on the trails. >> good advice. always happens with -- >> with big snow like this, you have to be careful. >> appreciate it, sir. >>> every time you go on the web, they are watching. brianna keilar reports on what congress is trying to do to protect you and your kids from online predators. >> reporter: you know that catchy '80s song, popular before facebook, google and the enter net were around. everything we click on is tracked by online advertisers. on capitol hill, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling for privacy guaranteed, led by strange bedfellows, ed markey, and joe barton of texas, who's about as conservative a republica

l.a., 77 degrees. a quick look at the flyby here. as we start on the eastern coast as the cold air invades the east, what we need to talk about is theit will continue to pile in over the next three >>> a little bit of snow is still falling across our region and we have a winter weather advisory that was dropped for the district but is still in effect for other counties. there is light snowfall with one into anticipated. spotsylvania is getting a little more. otherwise, it is pushing out to the east in the low to mid 30's for the rest of the day. >> and you can't say the snow is good nor nothing. elizabeth, there's so much here, you can actually make a snow recliner. >> great, sam. or snow angels. get to work out there. thanks so much. we'll check back later. >>> here's surprising new information this morning on why the glass ceiling may be thicker than you think that is for working women. a brand-new study says breaking through is tougher than ever. we've got some secrets on how to shatter it. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it.

l.a. picking up about two to four additional inches of rain. las vegas picking up one to two additional inches of rain. as we move to the east, boston's been getting hit with snow. the cape, as well. 10 inches of know in chatham. from boston to new york, into d.c., the temperatures are going to be cold and windy. about five to ten degrees below normal. what's falling in the way of snow into connecticut, is light. it's nice in texas. it's warm again today. and from minneapolis to chicago, there's a little bit more snow on the ground, as you're waking up in minneapolis, to chicago. and there will be another hit of snow, coming on thursday. george? >> okay, sam. thanks. >>> it hasn't even opened yet. but there's been another accident for the most expensive broadway musical ever. a stuntman in "spider-man: turn off the dark," fell 30 feet during a preview performance last night. rob nelson has more. >> wow. here he comes. >> reporter: this was not the curtain call the cast of "spider-man : turn off the dark" wanted to hear. [ applause ] shaken audience members clapping for a 31-year-old spidey stunt double, as paramedics loaded

l.a., you're being warned. please check before you head out today. call in, see if your flight is still on schedule because the flights from the east coast had to makemas have turned into a travel nightmare for many. people here at laguardia. about 250 people. i think we can take a live look at them upstairs. they're thankful for heat, they're thankful for food. and a cot but most of them just really wanted to get home. and they just got worse news today. they thought the earliest they might be able to get out is 2:00 p.m., now that's already been pushed back until 4:00 p.m., chris. >> linsey, we can feel that here with the wind whipping around, that's going to keep whatever snow there is up in the air, hurting visibility, keeping planes on the ground. thank you for that report. let's go to david kerley down in philadelphia. football game canceled there last night. the least of their concerns. what's going on there, david? >> reporter: well, they're actually trying to get ready for a tuesday night game, unusual. they're checking the sound system. you can see them, chris, they've worked the field. now, they've got to work the stands. 70,000 folks the