they work for an advocacy group called the greensboro housing coalition.y're part of an innovative approach aimed at improving the health of low-income residents. doctors, housing advocates, and community activists say taking care of houses like this is a form of preventive medicine. g ting rid of unhealthy environments, they can keep people out of emergency rooms.y rasearchers thma accounts for 93% of the resry illnesses in greensboro emergency rooms and clinics. on this day, one of them is alveno stanford's 14-year-old so jacob. >> i noticed like his chest would come out more than usual. i could tell the chest was, like, coming out more. >> yang: it's not the first time jacob's made a costly emergey room visit. >> three times a year. like this year, he may come three. year before that, he may come like two or three.e year beforat, he may come two or three. >> yang: greensboro's efforts are part of a growing interdisciplinary approach attacking the causes of conditions like asthma, to try to improve health and reduce medical costs.ll >> respiratoryss arou

a foot in greensboro, the third highest one-day total. raleigh, seven inches of snow, the largest december snowfall they've seen in 60 years. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn to politics now. and president trump's legal problems, they could be growing. as the drum beats from democrats for possible impeachment g louder. prosecutors implicating the president in two crimes linked to the 2016 campaign. michael cohen saying he acted at the direction of president trump. the president fiercely denying it. but democrats suggesting that if the allegations are true, the president likely committed an impeachable offense. and a republican senator with a word of warning for president trump. here's david wright. >> reporter: president trump could be in legal jeopardy. that's the conclusion even some republicans are drawing from the case in new york against trump's longtime lawyer michael cohen. >> if you read the sentencing memo the southern district filed in cohen's case, it's clear that trump is the target and he will be indicted eventually. >> re

. >> absolutely worse than i thought. r: snowor bringing greensboro to a stand till. >> we are getting more snow in one day than or welly get the entire year. >> reporter: across the carolinas, roughly half a million people are expected to lose wer, and the new concern, that the slew behind will turn to ice erght. tam tammy leitner, nbc news, greensboro, north carolina. >> let's turn to dylan dreyer for the forecast. good evening. >> good evening. this historic snow storm will wind up overnight. there's still wrap-around moisture tonight and tomorrow morning, rain and snow tending down t south carolina as well, and then will continue to pull away on monday. th eventually we can begin to clean up this mess with, again, up to a foot o more in some of these areas. additional snowfall in mountains of eastern tennessee and western north carolina, we're looking at one to three inches i would say on average. for additiona rainfall, only about a quarter of an inch to half an inch a then this whole thing will pull away. temperatures don't get too cold o the back side of this storm, so that shou

nbc's tammy laettner in greensbo greensboro, north carolina, with the latest. >>> in north carolina a man killed when a tree fell on his car. the news coming as large parts of the south remain crippled. >> i'm a little nervous. i ain't going to lie. >> reporter: residents across the region being warned to stay home. >> don't put your life and the lives of first responders at risk by getting out on roads covered with snow and ice. >> reporter: a state of emergency declared in north carolina and virginia with some areas expecting up to two feet wrrn. >> reporter: north carolina has been getting pounded by snow, leaving treacherous road conditions and snow plows have been working around the clock. >> reporter: more than 500 crashes reported in the state. >> absolutely worse than i thought. >> reporter: snow bringing groa greensboro to a stand still. >> we get more snow in one day than weigh normally get the entire year. >> reporter: roughly a half million people are expected to lose power, and the new concern is that this snow will turn to ice making the roads here extremely dangerous. p

in greensboro, north carolina they had 10 inches of snow.t is already the third most they have ever seen in greensboro in one day. take a look at the map. it shows you where the storm is heading. in roanoke, virginia is getting hit hard. it will head over into richmond, virginia. it is making the roads treacherous. that is why governor roy cooper of north carolina said people just need to stay home today and tomorrow. schools have been canceled. this is a live look at interstate 240. if you can see here there is about 509 collisions have happened already in the last 12 hours in north carolina. mainly because of speed. that's why the governors telling people to stay home. there is significant a scene particularly in places in and around charlotte and greenville. they're worried about interstate 85 with the icing today and tomorrow. the other big story besides the driving is the power. more than 200,000 people in north carolina are without power. 85000 people in south carolina without power at this time. besides that people are enjoying the sn

the main roads here in greensboro, it's a mess as snow continues to fall. getting around yesterday nothing short of a nightmare. this morning, the national guard being called to come to the rescue of drivers of interstate 81 in virginia. >> we're going to deploy all-terrain vehicles, try to get to the stranded motorists, see if there is anything we can do for them. >> reporter: traffic backed up for miles. the roads now deemed impassable. this traffic caused by a major winter storm crippling parts of the south. >> i wasn't aware that this was the situation. otherwise i would have never came 81. >> reporter: in virginia alone, state police responding to more than 1,000 crashes and 1,050 -- 1,150 stuck vehicles. falling trees seen here hitting power lines. >> holy cow. >> reporter: plunging more than 357,000 into the dark and a danger to drivers. >> an accident, 519 east john street. tree on a car. >> reporter: a tree limb crushing this car. the driver not surviving. plow drivers saying they have never seen it this bad. >> we have been at this all day since 6

. >> reporter: bringing greensboro to a standstill. >> we are getting more snow in one day than we get>> reporter: across the carolinas, roughly 500,000 people expected to lose power and the new concern, that the snow left behind will turn to ice overnight. tammy leitner, nbc news, greensboro, north carolina. >>> we continue to follow developments in the case of a chinese tech executive arrested in canada now facing extradition to the u.s. today china summoned the u.s. ambassador to demand the warrant against meng wanzhou be dropped. she's charged with covering up links with a firm that tried to sell equipment to iran despite sanctions. she's in jail in vancouver awaiting extradition to the u.s. where she would face charges of conspiracy to defraud multiple financial institutions. china is vowing grave consequences if she isn't released, calling her arrest an unreasonable violation of rights. >> china could do many things which will cripple the u.s. economy. >> u.s. lawyers are opposing bail for meng, arguing her wealth makes her a flight risk, saying she has used seven passports in th

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. >> snow bringing greensboro to a stand still. >> we are getting more snow in one day than we normallyntire year. >> across the carolinas, roughly a half million people are expected to lose power, and the new concerns that the snow left behind will turn to ice overnight. tammy leitner, nbc news, greensboro, north carolina. >>> well, the harsh weather there having an impact here. a live look at sfo. seven flights canceled today. it seems small compared to what they're going to there, but seven flights and there were 120 delays. >>> let's turn our attention to weather. you both have lived out on the east coast. you know what that weather is like firsthand. >> it is no joke. and just to show you kind of the magnitude of what they're dealing with, i do have a radar look of what it looks like this. is the reason why irthere is still so much concern as we head in the next couple hours. because a winter storm warning does remain in effect for that area where. you see the green, that's where heavy precipitation is rolling through. the white is a wintry mix, which means the combination of snow

greensboro, winston-salem, snow as well so this is a significant storm for any area, let alone partsf the south and icing component, charlotte back to greensville, that is significant, raleigh to what a >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argen. santa cruz looking pretty nice this morning. we'll have more clouds throughout the day, but we're dealing with dense fog. we're in san pablo bay, later on, partly cloudy, 56 today in concord, as well as richmond. a little cooler with the clouds. the rain holds off until the overnight hours, and then it's a one on our storm impact scale for tomorrow, but it's only for the early morning hours and then we're partly cloudy. >>> getting around the roads and getting around by plane, it is not easy. nearly all the flights are canceled at charlotte and greensboro and some of the other regional airports around here, so i know how badly you want to come and join me in covering the storm, but you can't fly down here, and i wouldn't make you drive through this. really too dangerous. we'll have to get you on the next one. >> rob, eva, don't take this the wr

. >> reporter: in greensboro, north carolina, heavy snow stranded cars, trucks, shutting down major sections of the highway. the storm has forced airlines to delay or cancel thousands of flights in the southeast. it has also hit parts of southern virginia, louisiana, and texas. the national weather service set up a long period of snow, all until monday. meg oliver, cbs news, north carolina. >>> the school districts in north carolina and virginia have announced they will be closed on monday. >>> for us we have a cold front along the way for the bay area. you can see on the high-def doppler, just the extent of it. just like rain up in far northern, north carolina, slowly marching south. into the wee small hours of the morning. they could produce some showers for the north bay and the rest of the baby sunrise. the moment they've got rain up in crescent city, but that's about it. futurecast for the rain, doesn't amount to much. quarter of an inch and far lesser amounts the further south you go. but overnight tonight, and into the early morning hours, a few showers around the bay area especially

got my eyes on you in charlotte, the queen city, upstate south carolina and asheville to boone to greensboro could get hit with a foot of snow in some cases. that's a lot of snow for western north carolina, ecity. 41. we're setting the stage for our icy snow winter event in the days ahead. we'll break down the complete weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. see you in a bit. >>> in today's quick hits, north korea, they are reportedly expanding and upgrading a missile base according to new satellite imagery studied by independent researchers. the team believes the base is capable of hosting long-range u.s. >>> french president emmanuel macron is bowing to protesters. officials told the associated press the leaders are abandoning a fuel tax hike that sparked riots in paris over the weekend. >>> leaders hashing out a plan to punish saudi arabia over the murder of jamal cash okay cy. they hope to reach the deal by monday. the legislation would serve as a rebuke to president trump who has cast doubt on our government's version of the crown prince's role in the murders. buffalo wing's bee

got my eyes on you in charlotte, the queen city, upstate south carolina and asheville to boone to greensboro could get hit with a foot of snow in som cases. that's a lot of snow for western north carolina, even in the high atelevations. a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. well, the coldest air -- well, i don't like to say of e season but the coldest air we've seen in a while is coming down through the nor today.ains look at oklahoma city. 41. we're setting the stage for our icy snow winter event in the days ahead. we'll break down the complete weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. see you in a bit. >>> in day's quick hits, north korea, they are reportedly apanding and upgrading missile base according to new satellite imagery studied by independent researchers.ve the team bel the base is capable of hosti long-range missiles that couldtrike the u.s. >>> french president emmanuel macron is bowing to protsters. officiold the associated press the leaders are abandoning a fuel tax hike that sparked riots in paris over the weekend. >>> leader

charlotte's airport is open, but flhave been canceled or delayed while in greensboro, most of the cityot had a snow like this in recent memory. it's an early snow. we are get mortgage snow in one day than theyhe normally get entire year. >> reporter: and the winter weather is not over yet. forecasters say it could

. >> reporter: the snow is so deep in greensboro where they got a foot. this small four-wheel-drive plow getting stuck. abc's rob marciano was there to help out. >> that's stuck in there good. >> reporter: emergency officials in south carolina are asking people to get into the christmas spirit rather than get on the road tweeting, please enjoy a day at home watching christmas movies. and areas as far south as georgia broke snowfall records. we'll take a closer look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> let's turn to washington now where the help wanted sign is up at the white house yet again. overnight, we learned that at least five potential candidates are in t running to replace john kelly as the white house chief of staff. in the meantime, president trump is undergoing legal pressure. one former prosecutor now says it's clear. the president will be indicted. we get the latest from abc's kenneth moton in d.c. busy morning there, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. president trump finally confirmed what we have been reporting for months that

that's how it looks right now in greensboro, north carolina.digging out. >> it looks pretty from afar. when you'reown init, trying to commute, it's a toughy. >>> that's where we start on this monday. parts of the southeast are digging out of a foot of snow this morning. georgia, virginia and the carolinas got the worst of it. some areas saw 20 inches of snow. about 00,0400,000 homes without power this morninre hu of flights were canceled. the north carolina national guard had been activated to help wisp the se. the storm is moving out to sea. but frigid temperakeres will the snow around for a while. >>> growing number ar democrats e dialing up pehment talk and some are suggesting the president could be indicted once fice.aves prosecutors for the first time tied the president to a federal crime, illegal hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels and playmate karen mcdougal. the president has denied both affas. now, the top democrat on the house judiciary committee says it's unclear if that alone could justify congress launching impeachment

greensboro through tomorrow, 9 to 12 additional inches compared to what has already falling.e talking about a quarter inch of ice into virginia. roanoke another to perhaps a foot of snowfall through tomorrow and at times tonight, it is going to be blinding snow with wind as well. in florida, eight innches and te storm started yesterday. again finishes through tonight and into tomorrow and things are going to be a mess. it looks like the northeast in places where it shouldn't. fred? >> it does. 18 inches? that's looking like vermont in certain parts of north carolina. that's going to be a big powerful punch for so many in the southeast. >> lots of power outages and it's cold. >> sorry that heading out to sea or is this the prelude to what the northeast is going to be get something. >> it will march east. it won't be a nor'easter, but on the back side, we get additional snowfall. in some cases another foot of snowfall on top of what has already fallen. not a lot out here. a lot of folks will be coming in to help out. >> christmas-like conditions coming early. in places that are

a foot of snow in greensboro. 18 ins in places of north carolina. 20 inches at sugar mountain. this is what the governor had to say a few moments ago. >> we need to stay vigilant. we're not out of the woods yet. this storm dropped staggering amounts of snow, ice and rain across our state. a year's worth of snow fall or more fell in some places. >> some 2400 plows have cleared up major highways. i40, i85. in virginia at least 120 car accidents. if snow isn't enough look at this. hugs got loose on the highway. a overturned livestock truck near the tennessee border. they had hogs there and shut down traffic for three models. look at this video. the ferry marina, the weight of the snow causing it to collapse. about 400 flight cancellations out of airports of north carolina. down from 1300 yesterday. dane a sadly three deaths associated to this storm including one a tree falling on a car and the man dyng in side. >> that's a lot of damage. how many people are without power, brian. >> we have 110,000 people still without power in north carolina. that's down from 250,000. we have how

and in greensboro, cars were tranded on the highway with near zero visibility on the roads. over 2,000 city trucks are clearing more than 5,000 miles of highways and roads in hazardous conditions. residents are staying home and digging out. the heaviest snow fell in areas around ashville, north carolina, with more than a foot of snow here in the mountains. >> the storm so bad in south carolina even a church kept their doors closed. >> this is sunday morning. what you see is nobody there because the church is closed today. that sends a pretty strong message. >> the storm isn't over. forecasters are predicting several more inches of snow and with freezing conditions overnight the main concern is icy driving conditions in the morning. >> meg, thanks. >>> lisa meadows is tracking the storm in our minneapolis station. what's the latest, lisa? >> we have already seen a foot and a half of snow from the system but it's not done yet. it will drop more snow, especially in north carolina and virginia. those it spots underneath this winter storm warning until monday morning. you can see

i'm really concerned about greensboro right now. it's freezing rain right now.t's what we call banding. that means two to three inches could fall in just one hour here. just south of richard, 6 to 8 inches of snowfall as the storm continues to push to the east. on the backside we have another one coming in, that's why it's going to enhance the snowfall as we head into tomorrow. as you mentioned, 2,000 plus flights canceled. crippling storm across the southeast, ana. >> good to have a cabrera tag team this evening. >> always. >> good to see. >>> it's that time of year where we honor the cnn heroes. these are ten extraordinary people who are doing extraordinary things all around the world. we can't wait to see who gets top honor this year. we hope you join anderson cooper and kelly ripa as they announced the 2018 hero of the year live tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern often cnn. our athena jones is on the red carpet for us right now. what's happening there right now? >> reporter: a lot of excitement here on the red carpet. we've seen various celebrities arriving. lenny

places like raleigh, greensboro looking at snow right now, and in some cases it's coming down heavilytte, this all depends where you are. in the northern tier, you're getting that snow. in the downtown area it's kind of a mix. and in the southern area, guys, they're still looking mostly at rain. but we do expect changeovers in all three of those cities as we go through the day. >> alison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> army-navy giving everything to the game. >> the tradition, the pageantry. it was an incorrigible desire to win. we'll have that coming up. we're transforming this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewer is so easy, it makes any house a coffeehouse. rinsky's coffeehouse is open! it couldn't be simpler. just pop that in for a coffee. or brew a shot and froth fresh milk for a latte or cappuccino. it's so easy. delicious! really good. well how much do you spend on coffee drinks? $20 a week. whew, that's a latte money! this will save me so much money. two corden-cinos. like a cappuccino... i got it. just a little bit sweeter. i got it. brew the love, people! not a bad fir

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cities like raleigh and greensboro, you're now getting straight snow and at times it's coming down verywhen you talk about charlotte, it depends on where you live. charlotte is in mecklenber county. if you're in the southern part of that county, you're likely getting snow. if you're in the northern part, you're likely getting rain. one of the biggest concerns, however, is ice. because many of those same locations are going to start to see the eyesa cumulate, whether it's in the form of sleet or freezing rain. the problem is for the areas that get, say, a quarter of an inch or maybe as much as half an inch, that's when you begin to see power lines and trees begin to come down. not to mention the travel concerns, not just the roadways but runways as well. we've already started to see massive amounts of delays and cancellations at several airports here. but also the snow. again, when you look at some of these amounts, this is additional snow, guys, on top of what's already fallen, and in some cases that's going to be an additional 12, if not even 16 or 18 inches of new snow. >> wow, alison

two hours later he was seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro. he checked into this hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him front desk. about 11:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight. and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know? but 170 miles you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: perhaps. but there were curious anomalies at the crime scene. couldn't explain them. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. so was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10. but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird. there was another partial footprint. it defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. and now they wondered were there two attackers? of course,

two hours later seen on tape at a cracker barrel restaurant in greensboro.the hampton inn in hillsdale, virginia. this is him front desk. 11:00 p.m. and him again at midnight. he also made a phone call around midnight. and that was the last time anybody heard from jason young until he made another call at 7:40 the next morning. >> a normal person would look at this and say he was 170 miles away. he's got an alibi. >> that sounds like a great distance, you know? but 170 miles you can get between the crime scene and the hotel in about two and a half hours. >> reporter: perhaps. but there were curious anomalies at the crime scene. couldn't explain them. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. so was it a bungled burglary? then there were footprints near the body that seemed to eliminate jason. an obvious print on the pillow was a size 10. but jason wore a size 12. but this was weird. there was another partial footprint. it defied easy identification, so they began calling in shoe experts. and now they wondered were there two attackers? of course, investigators d

over a foot in greensboro, 20 inches at sugar mountain.bout how tough this year has been. hurricane florence, a tropical storm, now this. >> i know it's early for our state to be hit hard by such a winter storm. but it's an important reminder we must always be ready for whatever comes our way. >> reporter: 172 national guard troops have helped people get their cars from getting stuck in the snow. that's been good news. they've been helping folks out there. shep, you mentioned those three deaths. we know there's one man missing after an 18-wheeler plunged into the river. they found the truck, but not the driver. >> shepard smith: snow forcing a lot of cancellations in the air. >> reporter: that's right. 1,300 cancellations yesterday. that number is now down to 400 cancellations at charlotte and raleigh. call your airline before you head to the airport of course. >> shepard smith: some amazon workers have been fired because the company is accusing them of taking bribes. that's next. california phones offers free specialized phones... like co

nbc's miguel almaguer is in greensboro, north carolina, with more on their now long road to recovery. >> reporter: today across the southeast, the digout and cleanup is under way. hundreds of vehicles litter roadways from virginia to north carolina. >> conditions remain treacherous. >> reporter: black ice turning the roads deadly and making the sidewalks downright dangerous. >> i'm really concerned somebody might be walking and slip. myself included. >> reporter: with more than 30 inches of snow in some areas damaging structures, this barn in north carolina collapsed under the weight of so much snow, killing three horses. for authorities digging out of the deep freeze, no easy task. >> a year's worth of snowfall or more fell in some places. >> reporter: the problem now, where to put all this snow. >> what happens when they move it to the side, it causes a berm, and a lot of people have trouble getting across at it. >> reporter: with airlines getting back on track, power companies still scrambling to turn the lights and heat on. this incredible video shows electricity from a power line

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look at the white showing up in charlotte, north carolina, up i-85 towards greensboro, winston-salem, you're going to see some accumulating snow and nixing in with ice, not just during the day today and tomorrow but lingering through the day on monday. so we've got a state of emergency declared for parts of north carolina and these are the expected snowfall totals and you go just a little bit into the higher elevations and we're looking at a foot or more potentially in an area that ests especially this early in de >>> good saturday morning. the view, there's some fog in the valleys this morning so take it slow if you're headed out early. otherwise, chilly, sunny and mild later on this afternoon. a chance of rain comes in late tomorrow into early monday morning. highs today from the upper 50s from livermore in san francisco, 61, napa, oakland, palo alto. 63 in morgan hill. and it's dry today, rain late tomorrow. >>> more importantly, how is this going to affect dan harris? dan. >> yes. >> it's just going to continue to be -- >> you're asking the question i was asking. >> it's going to

fox 8 in greensboro, a lion killing a 22-year-old worker and a north carolina wildlife conservatory.horities identifying the victim as alexandra black, think that she was killed by the lion during a routine cleaning. she started interning at the wildlife center two weeks ago. this is a live look at a rainy chicago from fox 32. the big story there tonight, and apparent cyber attack on some of america's largest newspapers, including "the wall street journal," "los angeles times" and the "chicago tribune." the latest reporting from forbes as it may be linked to north korean hackers. the "chicago tribune" and other tribune newspapers likely having some content missing from today's papers but. the company is working to restart systems fully. they are investigating the source with some help from the fbi. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." this week will also be celebrating ten years with bret baier at the helm of the show. every night as we go to break, we will have friends of the show congratulate him. >> i am happy to congratulate my friend bret baier o

we're looking for a widespread 4 to 8" and higher elevations north of greensboro, boone, that's where weutee a 8 to 12". that icing could be as much as a tenth to a quarter of an inch. >> thank you. >> new developments i olving president trump's former personal lawyer and former chairman of his presidential campaign. prosecutors releasing new documents that point the finger at michael cohen, paul manafort and even at the president himself. nbc's chi justice correspondent pete williams has been following it for us. good morning. >> michael cohen and paul manafort will soon be sentenced. this morning we have a flurry of ne court filings from the prosecutors on whether they have been so helpful they should be niently. robert mueller praises cohen as useful b says manafort is still lying. robert mueller's prosecutors say michael cohen met seven times about questions central to their investigation of russian investigation meddling, including information about attempts by russians to reach the trump campaign as early as november 2015, including one unidentified person who offered, quote, sy

record snowstorm potential for asheville, north carolina, lo chare, greensville -- i should say greensboroand richmond, virginia. the travel impact. friday the airports dallas, san antonio. foran new or also oklahoma city. on the roads on friday, i-40, i-35 and i-45. g saturday we've major impacts on the airports for dallas, for oklahoma city, memphis, charlotte, and aanta for the in and the highways i-40, i-55 in dallas to atlanta on i-20, and finally on sunday atlanta impacted, memphis, jacksonville, rawle durham and on t roads jacksonville to richmond, st. louis to norfolk, i-85 to durham. guys, this could rival the superstorm of 1993 where asheville saw over 22 inches of snow. we are going to be watching this closelyver the nex 72 hours. >> all right, al, we're counting on you. >>> craig is here with another major story this morning. >> good morning. the ceo of general motors back on capitol hill today. she is defending her company's oucision to lay off 15,000 workers and close plants in the u.s. she is being met with anger from both sides of the taxpayers bailed out that company just

greensboro 10 in roanoke, virginia, four to six inches of airport delays on friday, saturday, and sunday. the roads will be a mess throughout texas on friday into turday. airports will be delayed. saturday the airports again look at dallas, that will be a delay. atlanta a delay. as we move into the majorwa ro, i-20, i-55, i-40 effected. sunday mostly i the mid atlantics states. this is going to be a longdu tion event and the ripple events go closuroast to coast fr travel and the roadways, t gam ho texas. >> reporter: a flash flood watch will be in effect a few bayous d cause dahm particule dramatic f. parts of the south are bracing for a winter weather wall up. snow, ice and rain. western north carolina could be buried in snow. somethingolks there are definitely not accustomed to. >> i'm kind of excited. >> reporter: in winston-salem hardware stores stocking up on shovels and sleds. >> the next three are four days will be very busy. >> reporter: travelers and airlines on highlert. delta, united, southwest and frontier. th msive storm slogging east after drenchingli southern rnia thursday

james is waiting in greensboro, north carolina, on that line for those 61 and older. go ahead. >> caller: good morning, c-span. i'm glad everybody came on to talk about this situation. what's going on back then, eldridge cleaver was a type of a hero to me. i remember one of my friends gave me his album, they had albums back then instead of cds, but i listened to his speech and it all made sense. and but what we need to do, we need to organize even better than the '60s because the '60s was a spiritual movement to advance the program of this country because this country was so dominated against us because of the color of our skin. so, you know, and then he gave us so many names. back then, we was called negroes and color. then it became black then if you look in the dictionary under the word, black, it's all negative. so this is why we get shout in the streets, the hatred and stuff, because hatred is, like, born, and it induces itself in different faces and different colors and stuff. so we need to do something to change things, and everybody's waiting for us. >> kathle

nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in greensboro,or north carolina us. this is one of the cities brought to a standstill. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. after a break in the weather monday, many roads and local neighborhoods are covered in black ice and snow. schools aes buss are shut down again, and some 76,000 pele are without power. todayos as the southeast the dig-out and cleanup is undway. hundreds of vehicles litter roadways from virginia to north carolina. >> conditions remain treacherous. >> reporter: black ice turning theoads deadly and makg the sidewalks down right dangerous. >> the only thing i am concerned with is someone who may be walking a slip, myself included. >> reporter: with more than 30 inches of snow in some areas damaging structures, in barn in bessemer city, north carolina, collapsed under the weight of so horses.ow, killing three for authorities digging out of eze deep f no easy task. >> a year's worth of snowfall or more fell in some places. >> reporter: t problem now, where to put all this snow. >> w