gary tuchman, thank you for sharing that. thinking about all those people, obviously, hopefully it's not as bad for them, although we have seen for so many people in new england. thank you, gary. now let's talk to karen. chad myers has gone to bed. i don't know, do i say good morning, good evening, to you? >> it blurs. >> we're so glad we're on the air because it's such an important story. we know of the one fatality in pukimsy, new york. a couple people have been trapped on the long island expressway. tell me -- >> what's going on? all right, the storm system came together, and it has already produced not record amounts of snowfall in places that were kind of in that bull's eye, right around boston. that's where we were looking at perhaps what would be the heaviest amounts that would rival 1978. that's kind of the benchmark for everything now going forward. >> was that 27.5? >> 27.1, i believe. so you know, you can -- there's a little wiggle room in there, but a lot of the snow areas across boston that we have seen right now,

gary tuchman is live in staten island. how bad is it? hopefully not as bad as they were anticipating. >> reporter: well, there was a lot of anxiety, brooke. there's no question about it. it is certainly not as bad as connecticut as rhode island, massachusetts, new hampshire and maine. there's been a lot of snow and wind. when we started the day there was no snow on the ground whatsoever and they have gotten quite a bit. it is starting to let up. we have had precipitation now for the last 20 hours in staten island. about four hours were rain and that's why we don't have more snow than there could have been. behind me is a tent. the reason the stent here is that's where people who have been left homeless from hurricane candy three months ago have been going for meals each and every day. while this blizzard hit earlier today there are 1400 homeless people still in staten island that were having meals inside of this tent. a lot of people call staten island the forgotten borough. staten island has 475,000 people, 5% of the population. we sh s

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gary tuchman has more. >> twinkle twinkle. >> reporter: jonah bennett is 19 months old.s parents say he's a happy toddler. but like many small children on planes, he was a bit unhappy. as this delta flight from minneapolis went to land in atlanta. he was traveling with his mom, jessica bennett, who tried to comfort him. >> jonah started to cry because the plane was going down. >> reporter: jonah's mom was sitting with her son in seat 28b. next to them in the window seat in 28a, was this man, joe rickey hundley of idaho. >> he was being rude and belligerent, and i felt very uncomfortable. >> reporter: the mom said she thought hundley had been drinking and in court documents, she said as jonah cried, he told her to shut that "n" word baby up. >> i couldn't believe he would say something like that to a baby or about a baby. >> reporter: then it allegedly got violent. hundley is accused of slapping jonah across the face with an open hand, scratching him below the eye. >> i felt like i was in a different world. i was shaking. >> reporter: hundley has been charged with assault

gary tuchman has more. >> reporter: 12:22 p.m. on tuesday. that's when a 911 call came in with the first real sighting of fugitive christopher dorner in days. two people who were hired to clean houses in the big bear area run into a man who looks like dorner. he ties them up and then takes off in their purple nissan. one of the cleaners is able to escape. that's when she calls police. it turns out they were tied up in a house right across the street from the san bernardino sheriff's command center. 12:45 p.m., fish and wildlife officials spot a purple car driving on california 38. they begin to pursue him. >> the suspect realized he had been identified. >> reporter: dorner tries to evade them, at one point crashing and taking to the woods on foot. with the officers still in pursuit, he stops a truck driven by a resident. dorner pulls a gun on him but allows him to leave unharmed with his dog. dorner is now behind the door of a silver pickup truck and gets back on the highway and passes by a fish and wildlife official coming from the opposite

a good thing when you spend so much time on these streets. >> gary tuchman is with us now. basketball is so important, but just the beginning, right? >> just the beginning. and father phleger recognizes that. what he's done is organized ged courses so these young man can get their high school equivalencies, and more than 20 have done that. in addition, there are businesses in the neighborhood who have decided to hire some of these young men for jobs and internships. it's all seen as a package, all these things together. i will tell you the most fun for these young men is the basketball court. >> of course it is, but it winds up creating a reciprocal advantage, because they see there are other opportunities. people in the community ski they're not just bangers, offer them communitiopportunities, an hopefully they all grow. >> only four gangs right not, but the idea is to expand it and have more gangs throughout the city of chicago participate in this. >> great, i also heard in the piece, since september, these gangs and their neighborhood, no shootings. >> no shootings for t

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. >> now for a closer look at who reeva steenkamp was, here's gary tuchman. >> beautiful, smart, reevateenkamp had a big future ahead of her. she had worked as a paralegal but was gaining international fame as a world class model. she had come a long way from the sleepy seaside town where she grew up to the bright lights and big city of johannesburg, south africa. where she was shot to death by oscar pistorius. to those who loved her, it's all inconceivable. >> reeva's not supposed to be dead. reeva had her whole life ahead of her. she was going to be doing great things. >> but for reeva steenkamp, great things were already happening. in 2011 and 2012, she was ranked by south africa's version of fhm magazine as one of the 100 sexiest women in the world. hagan engler was the editor. >> she was a bikini model. but she had a wicked sense of humor. she got it. she understood the industry she was in and really intelligent. always fun to work with. >> when she started dating pistorius, a south african power couple was born. >> let's see what's behind door number one. >> and in 2013 -- >> go!

susan candiotti in boston for us, gary tuchman in staten island and alison kosik in new york. let's begin in boston. look at these cars. think about getting that snow off that car. 19 inches of snow has already fallen and 70-mile-an-hour wind gusts could whip up snow drifts six or seven feet deep. susan candiotti, let me come back to you for me in boston. how are conditions there? >> reporter: well, the snow is swirling. it is miserable. it is cold. but i have to say it doesn't feel quite as cold as it was, you know, a few hours ago, although when i checked the temperature gauge which you're never quite sure if they're quite right, it's reading about 19 degrees, 20 degrees here. and it makes you remember that because of the freezing temperatures that if you're driving or if you're walking, remember the road underneath all that slush would be freezing, so the snow coming on top of that, it can make driving obviously very treacherous so when you see my colleague julian cummings driving about, he's going very slowly and so far so good. as long as you have the snow on top, he seem

. >> now for a closer look at who reeva steenkamp was, here's gary tuchman. >> reporter: beautiful, smartreeva steenkamp had a big future ahead of her. she had worked as a paralegal but was gaining international fame as a world class model. she had come a long way from the sleepy seaside town where she grew up to the bright lights and big city of johannesburg, south africa, where she was shot to death by oscar pistorius. to those who loved her, it's all inconceivable. >> reeva is not supposed to be dead. she had her whole life ahead of her. she was going to be doing great things. >> but for reeva steenkamp, great things were already happening. in 2011 and 2012 she was ranked by south africa's version of "fhm" magazine as one of the 100 sexiest women of the world. >> she was a gorgeous girl but had like a wicked guy's sense of humor. so she got it and she kind of understood the industry she was in. really intelligent. always fun to work with. >> when she started dating pistorius, a south african power couple was born. >> let's see what's behind door number one. >> reporter: and in 2013 ree