this is in greenville, new york.otti concerned about the deer he comes and lays on it starts cleaning it. watch. >> nice. look at that. >> look at gotti, he's like i'm going it take care of you, don't worry, we'll get you some help. they called animal rescue to get it out the fence. >> that's the cutest thing. you don't expect that really from a pit bull. >> that's something you should expect from the pit bull. back in the day they were known as nanny dogs and people got them when they had kids because they were very good with kids and would be protective like this dog is with the deer. >> very sweet. >> affectionate dog with a mob boss name. >>> from greenville new york to man dura lake australia, two dolphins in the lake been there three days starting to get tired then made their way up the lake chasing some fish but they need to get them out because it's too shallow. after three days starting to show distress. rangers with the department of parks and wildlife and a canoeing club get these guys surrounded and once

icy roads and fog blamed for this 23-car pileup on i-84 near greenville, new york today. one driver in roseville, minnesota, lucky to be alive after a chunk of ice crashed through the windshield. today, more than 4,500 flights canceled and another 1,700 already grounded for tomorrow. and here in louisville, kentucky and parts of the midwest they are bracing for what's to come, this storm expected to dump several inches of snow here tonight. david? >> all right, alex thank you. let's get right to ginger now. going to take us through this hour by hour. it's going to be tough tomorrow morning. >> reporter: this is very important to pay attention. so find europe place on the map. we're taking it here from tonight, where it's overnight, changing in parts of texas, up through northwest arkansas and tomorrow morning drive time, i'm concerned about nashville, down through jackson, mississippi, up through baltimore. that's how far north this goes. i think the heaviest snow falls just south of new york city. philadelphia you'll get in there. and indon't think this is all snow. a lo

icy roads and fog, blamed for this 23-car pileup on i-84 in greenville, new york. 4500 flights cancelleded. here in louisville, kentucky, and part of the midwest they are bracing for what is to come. the storm is expected to dump several inches of snow. alex perez, abc news, louisville, kentucky. >>> it had been described a wet storm moving to the east. rain changing from the mid-atlantic to new england. the commute will be a challenge for millions here's joust justin povick in accu-weather. hi, justin. good morning. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. a very slippery and disruptive morning rush here throughout the mid-atlantic and the northeast. d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, you will see the heaviest of the snows where for a time it could be coming down at an inch or two inches per hour. what that means is visibilities down to a quarter of a mile. bridges and overpasses most susceptible for those slippery conditions. northbound new york city, the snow's not as heavy but still steady here. boston looking at an inch or two before it is said and done. snow will mix with rain as fa

roads making treacherous conditions for drivers from kentucky up to new york. 23 cars entangled in this pileup on i-84 near greenville wednesday. four cars trapped under this collapsed garage in spencerport, new york, where tim thomas is working seven days a week to clear roofs. >> i've been in business for about 40 years. i've never been this busy another winter. >> reporter: the winter that just won't stop leading to a rush at hardware stores for scrapers, shovels and ice melt. >> as much as i don't like the ice or snow any more than anybody else, it does help our business. >> reporter: many other businesses and schools closed. at least six states bracing for another snow emergency. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >>> well, the mid-atlantic states are likely to be hit hardest before it's all over. >> accuweather's justin povick has the details of what's to come and also when. good morning to you, justin. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. a very slippery and disruptive morning rush here throughout the middle atlantic and the northeast. d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, you will see the heaviest stuff, the

greenville, mississippi, 74 to 53 in just 11 minutes. more than 2,000 flights canceled from dallas to chicago to new york. and at the louisville airport, travelers tried to escape the bluegrass state before it turned white. >> i would rather be stuck in at home. >> reporter: here in louisville the snow's not expected to stop until sunrise tomorrow. this city rarely sees one big snowfall in a winter. this is the second big snowstorm in just two weeks. lester? >> for what it's worth, it's pretty behind you, john yang. thanks. dylan dreyer is in boston tonight. dylan, where can we expect the worst? >> reporter: kentucky, northern missouri and arkansas. but it is going to spread east as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning. it is a messy morning commute from nashville to washington, d.c., up into new york city. it will exit through the day on thursday, but still an icy evening commute all the way down into raleigh. now, we're looking for about 6 to 9 inches back through the ohio river valley, but even d.c. could walk away with six inches of snow out of this one. back behind this cold front we are talking a