jennifer johnson, nbc news." as a reminder -- ten states and the jennifer johnson, nbc news." the diditrict of columbia are under states of emergency. closer to home -- the red cross makes local neighborhoods a little safer this weekend. volunteers went from door to door in a few cedar rapids neighborhoods to install smoke detectors. installations were free -- and the people who received new detectors said it made them feel a lot safer -- "it just makes me feel more secure. you know, i wouldn't most volunteers said this was their first time installing smoke detectors. they went through a brief training perio before installing the devices. volunteers say they caught on quickly. countdown to the caucus -- with -- candidates are pulling out all the stops -- especially here in eastern iowa. the doors recently opened for ted cruz and glenn beck in waterloo. kwwl's olivia mancino#joins us live form the five sullivan brothers convention center with the latest. olivia? people are already waiting in the lobby to be let in here, these chairs won't be empty for much longer ted cruz and g

(two second pause) audio outcue: jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. (sot stand up close - jennifer johnson/ washington, dc 1:18-1:25) "hundreds of schools have already cancelled classes monday....while congress has cancelled votes tuesday and wednesday...postponing any action until february 1st. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington." >> nothing beats a good book on a and when it has to do with sioux city.. it's even better. today sioux city fire rescue held a book signing for the book titled --fully involved. its full of pictures and stories about the 150-year history of the sioux city fire department. one co-author says the book was years in the making. "several attempts have been made over years by firefighters to write a history of the fire department and it never got done. early this summer i decided it was time to do it," author of fully involved. the book can be purchased at sioux city gifts for $49.95. for every book purchased 5-dollars will be donated toward sioux city fire's historical society. radon is gas you can't smell, taste or see. it

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington." if you haven't, you should download the wis weather app to stay on top of the weather wherever you are. it's free; just search wis in standard data rates may apply. stay with us -- meteorologist von gaskin has your work week forecast after the break. plus -- one suspect is still on theheun after barbershop customers fend of armed robbers in columbia. a coastal carolina university natur in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to knowow is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some publix. where shopping is a pleasure. a win tonight means they're headed to the super bowl. sports director rick henry is live -- braving the cold at bank of america stadium with all the hype ahead of the big game. the heat and energy coming from bank of america stadium tonight...should be hot enough to melt the remaining snow left on the ground here in

jennifer johnson, nbc new" >> mark's in no[ with sports - with one of the best wrestling invitationals around. (mark) the herb irgens invite in ida grove is one of the biggest invites in the state of iowa. we'll have action from oa-bcig high school coming up after the break plus, south dakota and s- d-s-u renew their rivalry she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to cha... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't ququ until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. irgens invitational in ida grove. oa-bcig high school hosted the 46th installment of the tournament, with 26 teams and over 30 0 nked wrestlers competing. independence is the defending team champion. this is quarterfinal round action. starting at 120 pounds, sergeant bluff-luton's rhyker sims

jennifer johnson, washington. patrick: the carolina panthers are getting ready to play for the n.f.c. championship. we'll have a preview. chris? chris: temperatures are going to tumble. 16 degrees over night for asheville. up. patrick: turning to sports now, this time tomorrow night we headed to the super bowl or if their 16-win season will come to an end. ricardo le compte is in charlotte with more. >> just hours before they get to field ready. the panthers field crew were clearing snow from friday's storms all day saturday. all the snow is gone. the tarp is still on the playing surface, however, as of tonight. they're expected to pick -- remove that before the game to let the field breathe. we're in charlotte. patrick: we have still got pretty serious winds going on in the north carolina mountains. 24 miles an hour sustained in asheville. making it feel like close to 0 outside. minutes. >>> now, your live -- live super doppler 4 hd forecast. chris: i know this is eau little hard to see, i snapped it from the nat

jennifer johnson. nbc news. washington. when the blizzard hit washington, d-c... a couple of officers couldn't resist joining a pick-up game of football in the snow... and it was caught on tape. that's an officer catching the ball... who knocked down one young man... and then rumbled down the street for what looked like a touchdown. if the washington redskins need some help on offense next year... maybe they should call the police. the snow and cold won't stop the carolina panthers from pounding on the arizona cardinals tomorrow in the nfc championship game. if the panthers win this game, they will be headed raycom's alex giles has the latest from bank of america stadium in charlotte. alex giles- "the calm before the storm here at bank of america stadium in come tomorrow this site expected to be buzzing as the carolina panthers face their last test on the road to the super bowl. take vo saturday night the charlotte skyline lit up with the panthers colors.... winter weather may have impacted the special playoff weekend for s

jennifer johnson, nbc news. >>> this weekend's blizzard packed a punch. it couldn't keep one couple from celebrating their engagement in d.c. take a look. they braved the elementsut there to still take their engagement photos. the show must go on. the result was a set of enchanting images. they are going viral. to see the photos, head to the nbc 6 news and weather app and click on the photo gaery. >>> a pilot showed off his flying and his driving skills when he made an emergency landing today in south florida. the pilot took off this afternoon in broward. hours after he first turned the he was heading from palm beach countyo key west with two passengers on board when engine trowel forced him to land on southbound u.s. 27 right there north of i-75. take a look. a he brought the plane down and taxied before steering the plane on that grassy area. >> i looked north. there's an airplane coming in overer the road. i did -- it took me a couple seconds. i'm like, you know, there's a plane coming in, lnding on the road. the engine was dead. it was gliding in. loo

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> still ahead here, breaking down the golden globes, live at the after party with all of the >> find you sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. . >>> back now with the golden globes. >> with the red carpet hits, and mrs. jacque. >> can i say the party is hopping, you guys. look at the red carpet. they are all pouring in. now another glimpse at the amazing designer gowns and tux heed tuxedos that everyone is wearing. one of the most dresses, jennifer lawrence. this beautiful gown with cutouts and gorgeous necklace. they looks absolutely stunning. a lot of folks are putting her down as best dressed. somebody else who add great night fashion wise, kate hudson. who add cute moment on stage night when she presented with her stepfather, the man she considered her dad, kurt hustle. they had such a cute moment on stage tonight. a lot of folks putting them o their best-dressed list. let's talk about worst dressed. i hate to even go there. a lot of folks are mak

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> the winter blast is creating a travel nightmare. that is certainly impacting passengers right here in tampa bay. chip continues our team coverage tonight. he is live from tampa international. you know, chip, we're hearing that flights are canceled for tomorrow already? >> reporter: you got that right mel, and as you know, usually saturday night is a pretty busy, this is a pretty busy place, bustling with activity, but take a look live. you can see this place is like a ghost town right now. airlines have canceled nearly 10,000 flights since friday, and are already cutting service on monday as well. at tampa international, many flights to and from the northeast have didn't bee laid or -- been delayed or canceled, passengers are doing what they can to pass the time, and stay calm. >> we do yoga poses, and breathing exercises altogether, that kept me calm. >> reporter: airport officials recommend checking your flight status before driving to the airport to avoid any additional travel headaches. i spoke with one airport employee who told

jennifer johnson has our story. jennifer: the sounds of recovery, as the dig-out from the blue skies and qui w>> it's not that bad cleaning up. jennifer: it will be days before life is back to normal. tractor trailers and hundreds of highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. next are is still work to be done. we have to assess and recover from a weather event of this severity.jennifer: new york airports are open, but washington area airports are closed. rail services limited along the east coast. coastal flooding is improving. governors urge people to stay off the roads. ask the travel ban has been lifted. that does not mean you should go out and take a ride and see the sights. jennifer: in virginia, a buried fire hydrant hampered efforts to save a house. collapsing roofs in a church in pennsylvania and a washingtonredskins training facility. sunshine says -- has led to a celebration. sledding around the capital. a paralyzed east coast is finally moving again. je

jennifer johnson breaks down where the tightest races are right now. jennifer: democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in tight races in both iowa and new hampshire, according to a new nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll. in iowa, clinton leads sanders 48 to 45%, while in new hampshire, the vermont senator is ahead 50 to 46%. clinton is still attacking giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. >> senator sanders voted with them and through this morning has been unwilling to join the president and me to say this has to be repealed. jennifer: sanders says now, he' s willing to take another look. >> when gun manufacturers sell guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals absolutely they should be held accountable. jennifer: clinton is dismissing donald trump' s latest family attacks, releasing pictures of former president bill clinton and monica lewinsky. but he' s still going after the couple. >> she's married to an abuser, a woman claimed rape and all sorts of things, horrible things. jennifer:

``some air travelers are still ``trot -- stock, with thousands of ``flights canceled or jennifer ``johnson is in washington with ``the latest. ``jennifer: the sounds of recovery ``as the dig out begins. ``blue skies and quiet winds, a ``welcome change from the wide-out ``that paralyzed the -- whiteout ``that paralyzed millions. ``>> it is not that bad. ``jennifer: it will be days before ``life get baxter normal. ``-- gets back to normal. ``hundreds of thousands of people ``are still without power. ``to conduct damage assessment and ``recover from a weather event of ``this severity. ``jennifer: new york airports are ``open, but the two washington ``airports remain closed. ``rail service along the east ``coast is limited. ``governors are still urging ``people to stay off the roads. ``>> the travel band has been ``lifted. ``that does not mean people should ``go out and take a ride. ``jennifer: in virginia, a buried ``fire hydrant hampered efforts to ``save this house. ``this church in pennsylvania and ``the washington redskins training ``facility had collapsing roofs. ``sunshine led to celebr

jennifer johnson has more on the work to dig out of the snow. >>> the sounds of recovery as the digouthe monster blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds, a welcome change from the change that paralyzed millions. >> it wasn't that bad cleaning up. >> it will be days before life gets back to normal. tractor trailer trucks and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways in kentucky. >> there is still a great deal of work to be done to conduct damage assessments and recover from a weather event of this severity. >> new york airports are open, but the washington area airports remain closed. rail service is limited. coastal flooding is improving. >> the travel ban has been lifted, that does not mean that people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. >> in virginia, a buried fire hydrant hindered efforts to save this house. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> of course the ripple effect of the storm, expecting a slight threat here in the bay area. 39 arrivals cancels, 29 departures as well.Ñi reagan international operating normally as well as san jose. >>> trackin

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> the same storm has an effect on us here in florida as well. in gainesville, reports of snow flurries. they were the real deal, at least according to our adam berg, in the forecast center right now with our very cold forecast. hey, adam. >> you sp outside and it doesn't seem far-fetched that there could be flurries north of us. temperatures very nippy this hour, especially when you factor in the wind out there. we'll have more on the wind coming up in a moment. right now, 8 degrees cooler than a couple of hours ago, many of us 20 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 50s. we're all going to be pushing through the 50s and into the 40s tonight. across the state of florida, if you tnk it's chilly in gainesville, how about 37 right now in jacksonville. hanging on to the 40s in pensacola, tallahassee hanging on to 60 in miami. with winds beginning to turn a little bit more to the north, no water to protecttus. last night we had a little bit more of a west wind. this is why our low in miami was 60. that's exactly where were right now, again, with those

reporter jennifer johnson is covering it all live from washington dc. blizzard conditions are slamming the east coast. wind gusts over 50 miles an hour have made travel impossible. air, bus, rail service halted. motorists can't move. thousands were stranded on i-75 in kentucky. >> i have been running my engine on a cycle of ten minutes. for ten minutes long every 40 minutes. so, it seems to be long enough to keep the engine warm and the cab warm. >> reporter: a similar story in pennsylvania where the men's basketball team was among those stuck. while the white stuff entertained the snowboarder. >> is this legal? >> pretty sure it isn't. >> reporter: and delighted the panda at the national zoo, it offered a rare opportunity to sled down the u.s. capitol lawn. >> we are having a good time. >> reporter: but unless you are on skis, officials are urging everyone to stay off the roads. driver, how big a four wheel vehicle you have, the roads are not passable. >> reporter: thousands of flights have been canceled. without power. and severe coastal flooding is atlantic states. the blizzard has

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. presidential election primary, the planned parenthood action fund for the first time in a presidential election primary, the planned parenthood action fund has endorsed a candidate. the organization's president announced at a rally in new hampshire today the endorsement of former secretary of state hillary clinton for president. the two spoke about clinton's work to advance women's health throughout the u-s and the world. clinton said she was "honored" by the endorsement and promised gop candidate rick santorum returned to iowa this weekend. while he has lagging poll numbers, its a position that's not unfamiliar to the fmr. pennsylvania senator. back in 2012, it wasn't until right before the caucus that santorum began to gain momentum. ktiv's michelle schoening joins us live in the newsroom michelle, you spoke one on one with the senator, what he have to say? robert, the former senator talked with me about the importance of getting out and interacting with iowans. and the sub-zero tem

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> at least 25 deaths are being blamed on the storm. five because of carbon monoxide poisoning. a woman and her son was trapped inside the snowplows. a odd fe a heart attack while shovelling snow at his delaware home. while the snow is moving out, the winds are still a problem, especially along the coast. some areas are seeing flooding, which is why costal residents took per cautions to protect their homes. >>> i was concerned. always concerned. we boarded up. we're always very concerned with the high tide. >>> waves up to 15-feet tall are being reported. on families along with thosed diagnosis. a new resource is opening here in southern nebraska. we ronald reagan memory support sweet. the 16 unit facility will be the only nonprofit memory support community here in las vegas. it will serve people with alzheimer and other forms of congressmen dementia. >> that's the model we're going for. the home like model. community, activity, life engagements engagements. when you first -- they're going to get to know them. >>> ronald reagan t nation

jennifer johnson has our story. jennifer: the sounds of recovery, as the date-out from the blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds, a welcome change from the white out that paralyzed millions. >> it's not that heavy, wet stuff. it is not that bad cleaning up. jennifer: tractor-trailers and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. we have to conduct damage weather event of this severity. jennifer: new york airprpts are open, but washington airports remain closed. rail service along the east coast is limited. coastal flooding is improving. governors urge people to stay off the roads. lifted. that does not mean people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. jennifer: in virginia, a buried save a house. heavy snows collapsed roofs on a church in pennsylvania and a washington red training facility. a friendly snowball fight in washington, flooding around the capitol. a paralyzed east coast is finally moving again

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> newtonight, touchdown on the highway. a pilot is forced to make a split-second decision after a scare in mid-air. laura rodriguez is live where the small plane was forced to land. laura what caused it to go down? >> it appears it was an engine problem. but mechanics came to the scene and fixed it and it took off moments ago. u.s. 27 is clear. but if we take a look at video from a few minutes ago, u.s. 27 essentially became a runway. that airplane took off from u.s. 27 and no problems. it appears there was a speck in the sky about a couple of seconds before going on air. and according to the broward sheriff fireescue three men from palm beach were en route to the keys. landed on the side of u.s. 27. the pilot says he and two co-workers were planning to spend the day in key west and head back. the plane is a ses new 172, a four-seat single engine aircraft. no one was injured. and a motorcyclist nearby witnesses the landing and called the florida highway patrol. he said this was quite the shock to see. >> and i looked noh an

nbc's jennifer johnson has the very latest. >> reporter: the sounds of recovery as the digout from the monster blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds a welcome change from the whiteout that paralyzed millions. >> it's not that heavy wet stuff so it's not that bad cleechbing up. >> it will be days before life gets back to normal. tractor-trailer trucks and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. >> there's still a great deal of work to be done. to conduct damage assessment and recover from a weather event of this severity. >> reporter: new york's airports are open, but the two washington area airports remain closed. rail service along the east coast is limited. governors are still urging people to stay off the roads. >> the travel ban has been lifted. that does not mean people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. >> in virginia a buried fire hydrant hampered efforts to save this house. heavy snows is collapsing roofs, this church in pennsylvania and the washington redskins training facility. a friendly snowball fight in washingt

nbc's jennifer johnson has our story fromwashington. >> reporter: the first blizzard of 2016 is making its tay north tonight after burying major east coast cities in as much as three feet of snow. the storm shut down air, rail, and highway travel. in pennsylvania and kentucky thousands of drivers were stranded. >> what are you even doing to >> sleeping. eating. and playing games with my sons. >> reporter: washington and new york city were buried. enjoyable for pdas and children who sled down the u.s. capitol lawn. and these snowboarders who couldn't get to a mountain. >> is what we're doing legal today? >> pretty sure it's not legal. >> reporter: the blizzard slammed over 70 million people. hundreds of thousands lost power. and now there's widespread flooding in new jersey and other mid-atlantic states. >> we have shelters open in every county in the state. they are ready to take people and keep them warm and get them fed and all the rest. >> reporter: many airport runways and roads will @emain closed while plows try to move the snow. officials are begging poom to stay home. >> you go

and as nbc's jennifer johnson shows us, a new poll shows it could still be anybody's race to win. >> i hope i earn your caucus vote. >> democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in tight races in both iowa and new hampshire. according to a new nbc news wall street journal maris poll. in iowa clinton leads sanders 48-45% and new hampshire, the vermont senator is ahead 50 to 46% and clinton is still attacking sander s for voting ad giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. >> senator sanders voted with them and through this morning unwilling to join the president and me in saying that this should be reappealed. >>> sanders says now he's willing to take another look. >> when gun manufacturers, for example, are selling guns in an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals, absolutely those gun manufacturers should be held accountable. >> clinton is dismissing donald trump's latest family attacks. trump released pictures of bill clinton and monica lewinsky but still going after the couple. >> she's married to an abuser, a woman claimed rape and a

jennifer johnson, thnbc news, washington. >>> you just saw new jersey governor chris christie in thateport. at 10:00 this morning, he will be at the transportation yard to update the progress of highway cleanup all across the garden state. 5:53. # 2 degrees outside. still ahead on nbc 10 news today, shaome harrowing momentsn the storm for a gymnastics team from philly. we'll tell you how they finally got on their way after getting stuck on the pennsylvania turnpike during the height of the blizzard. >>> see it, share it. you send us pictures of your experiences during the blizzard and we post them online and on air. this picture of baby olaf comes to us from our viewer jenny. and fire made out of ice. an amazing snow sculpture. you can send us your blizzard photos through the nbc 10 app. >>> a lot of basketball games are now rescheduled. the temple men's will be played at noon today and women's will be played at a later today. and villanova versus providence is today at 1:00. >>> and a gymnastics team finally freed after being stuck on the turnpike. their bus started moving around 9:0

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. adrian: experts believe the economic impact from this blizzard could reach up to $850 million. the winter storm continued to cause big impacts at orlando international today. here' s a live look at the flight status board. so far, today, there were 124 cancellations, many of them headed to or from the northeast. passengers are still encouraged to check their flight status for heading out to the airport. beginning tomorrow, teachers in volusia county will send a message before the start of they' ll be staging walk-ins, they say to raise attention to the issues schools in the county are facing. they say working conditions have gotten worse this school year. they staged several protests during contract negotiations. in december, teachers voted to only work to their contract, which means no tutoring or helping with extra-curricular activities. a central florida city makes a rather unflattering list. new smyrna beach has been named on of the most boring cities in the sunshine state. accord

nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: the sounds of recovery as the dig-out from the monster blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds a welcome change from the whiteout that paralyzed millions. >> it's not that heavy wet stuff. it's really not that bad cleaning up. >> reporter: it will be days before life gets back to normal. tractor-trailer trucks and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. >> there is a great deal of work to conduct damage assessment and recover from a weather event of this severity. >> reporter: new york's airports are open, but the two washington area airports remain closed. rail service along theeast coast is limited. coastal flooding is improving. governors are still urging people to stay off the roads. >> the travel ban has been lifted. that does not mean people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. >> reporter: in virginia, a buried fire hydrant hamperedders to save this house. this church in pennsylvania and the washington redskins trainin

jennifer johnson has our story. >> reporter: democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in tight races in both iowa and new hampshire. according to a new nbc news/"wall street journal"/maris poll. in iowa clinton leads. while in new hampshire the vermont senator is ahead. clinton is still attacking sanders for voted for an nra-supported bill a decade ago giving legal protection to gun manufacturers. >> senator sanders voted with them and through this morning has been unwilling to join the president and me in saying that this should be repealed. >> reporter: sanders says now he's willing to take another look. >> when gun manufacturers, for example, are selling guns into an area and know that those guns are going into the hands of criminals, absolutely those gun manufacturers should be held accountable. >> reporter: clinton is dismissing donald trump's latest family attacks. trump released pictures of former president bill clinton and monica lewinsky but he's still going after the couple. >> she's married to an abuser, a woman claimed rape and all sorts of things. horrible

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> that storm caused more than 4,000 flights to be cancelled nationwide. this was the scene at laguardia airport in new york city. a virtual ghost town. the airlines sent out texts and e-mails saying flights have been cancelled but some people don't have any other place to go. >>> at sfo, about 70 flights have been cancelled so far. some people are telling us they won't be able to reach destinations until monday at the earliest. >>> meteorologist rob miata with your micro climate forecast. however good or bad, better off than the folks back east. >> everything looks better than getting to the east coast. the view in pacificia and sunny breaks during the day and fast forward to 4:00 and 5:00, rough surf but clear skies hint at the bigger change and start to see the seven-day forecast as we turn the page to drier weather. seeing that in san francisco, livermore starting to clear out. wind change tomorrow morning as the skies clear out. temperatures in low to mid 40s by tomorrow morning. so setting up for a cooler start to the tomorrow and still l

nbc's jennifer johnson has a deeper look at the snowstorm and its impact. >> reporter: life-threatening blizzard conditions are slamming the east coast. wind gusts over 50 miles per hour have made travel virtually impossible. air, bus and rail service halted. motorists can't move. thousands were stranded on i-75 in kentucky. >> i've been running my engine on a cycle of ten minutes, for ten minutes long, every 40 minutes. so, it seems to be long enough to keep the engine warm and the path warm. >> reporter: a similar story in pennsylvania, where the duquesne university men's basketball team was among those stuck. while the white stuff entertained these snowboarders -- >> is it legal what we're doing? is it legal today? >> pretty sure it's not legal. >> pretty sure it's not legal. >> reporter: and delighted the panda at the national zoo. it also offered a rare opportunity to sled down the u.s. capitol lawn. >> we're having a good time. >> reporter: but unless you're on skis, officials are urging everyone to stay off the roads. >> i don't care how superb a driver, how big a four-wheel-driv

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jennifer johnson, washington. >>> more than 60 new shops and restaurants will open this spring at tampa international airport, and the airport is now looking to fill dozens of jobs at the new shops and restaurants, and the mayor is now live from tampa international airport with more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning to you, candace. more than 40% of restaurants and shops that will be opening up here are local brands like buddy brew coffee and fore green fields fields. it's part -- fore green fields. it's part of the new initiative to redo the food court hire. job fare include auntie ann's, and the rum, fish, bar, and grill. it will be on the third floor of the main terminal next to the blue air cart elevators. officials are looking to fill over 150 jobs tomorrow, and close to 30 of the new shops and restaurants will open in the next year. that's good news for the travelers who may have been stranded here at tampa international over the weekend, and a lot of new things to try out in the coming months. >> great information. mary mcguire live this morning. thank you. >>> this

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> back here away from the snow, good news for the frequent flyers. 60 new shops and restaurants are slated to open this spring at tampa international airport. dozens of shops at the new shops and restaurants. more. you, candace. i thought this was cool. more than 40% of the new chops and restaurants that will be opening here at tampa international are actually dedicated to local tampa brands like four greens field and buddy brew coffee this is all part of tampa international's initiative to overhaul the food and beverage services with all the new businesses popping up, employers obviously need to fill a lot of positions, both a mix of hourly and management positions. participants that the month's job fare include auntie annie's, ducky's and brown tree grill. the job fair will be the third to the blue elevators o. officials are looking to fill about 125 positions at the job fair tomorrow, and they are expecting to open close to 30 of the new shops and restaurants in 2016. candace? >> mary, great opportunity to come out and apply for jobs. than

jennifer johnson's report is next. >>reporter: the first blizzard of 2016 has slowly died down after burying major east coast cities inasmuch is 3 feet of snow. the storm shut down air, rail and highway travel. now, the recovery part is getting roads passable again. that is keep howard's job. >> anybody stuck or trying to get out, i tell people to have patients. some people don't have patience. when you go through a neighborhood and see somebody outside, i go. >>reporter: it was enjoyable for pandas and children's who sled -- and children who sled on the capitol lawn and the snowboarders who couldn't get to a mountain. >> i'm pretty sure it is not legal. >>reporter: the blizzard slams 70 million people and hundreds there is widespread flooding in new jersey on other states. >> shelters are ready to take people and keep them warm and get them set and all the rest. >>reporter: airport runways and roads remain closed while plows tried to move the move the snow. people are bad to stay home. >> if you go on the road, all it

jennifer johnson. nbc news. washington. melissa ogle -- since snow wouldn't come to us in camden, erica mattox -- lake murray kristen feldman -- pics of snowflakes cortney tarlton -- says she hopes you enjoy the snow as much as cam does serernity leigh's loving her first snow you can get weather updates in the midlands by dowloading the wistvweather app. you can find it in your app store. and the best part...it's free! new this morning, one man is in leading deputies on a chase in northeast richland county sheriff's say they responded to a call about an aggravated assault at camrose court just after 11 saturday. when deputies arrived they say akeem breeland fired several shots at them, hitting a patrol vehicle. breeland then ran into the woods, but was quickly caught by police. breeland is charged with attempted murder, unlawful carry of a handgun, and unlawful use of a handgun during the commission of a violent crime. deputies are also investigating a shooting that happened early this morning in richland county. at a party

nbc's jennifer johnson has more from washington. jennifer: first list of 2016 has slowly die down after burying at major east coast cities in as three feet of snow. air, rail, and highway travel shut down. now comes the recovery, getting roads passable again. >> anybody trying to get out, some people have patience and some people don' you see people out clapping. jennifer: washington in new york the snowboarders who could not get to the mountain. >> we're sure it's not legal. jennifer: hundreds of thousands lost power. now there is widespread flooding in new jersey and other >> would have shelters in every county in the state. they are ready to take people. jennifer: airport runways will remain closed. of officials are begging people to stay home. >> all it takes is one car to get stock and now that road is not passable in the plows can't plow that road. the situation quickly descends into chaos. jennifer: a record-breaking blizzard, many are happy to see it go. the nfc championship is centered around the weather. conditions are supp

jennifer johnson is talking on how this impacted millions of people. >> the first blizzard of 2016 is coming north tonight after burying major east coast cities in 3 feet of snow. highway travel. and thousands of drivers were stranded. so what have you been doing? >> sleeping, eating, playing >> reporter: washington and new york were buried, enjoyable for pandas and children. from these snowboarders couldn't get out. the blizzard slammed over 70 million people, hundreds of thousands lost power and now there is widespread flooding in new jersey and other mid- atlantic states. so we have shelters open and ready to take people and keep them warm and get them fed. >> many runways and roads will remain close while plows try to remove the snow. >> you go out on the road and all it takes is one car to get stuck and now that road is no longer possible. the plows cannot plow the road and the situation quickly descends into chaos. >> a chaotic, historic, and many are now happy to see go. >> and united blood services is asking for donations to make sure people affected by that blizzard have the

``jennifer johnson, nbc news, ``washington. ``jonathan: while parts of ``southern kentucky saw a foot of ``snow, most of northern kentucky ``avoided the worst of the storm. ``we have video from maysville, ``covered with snow friday. ``slowed things down briefly, but ``people were ready for the snow. ``by last night, roads and ``sidewalks were all clear. ``mason county road crews worked ``through the night, taking care ``of blowing the snow away as well ``as other issues out there. ``let's talk local weather with ``jennifer: a cold sunday morning. ``the radar will stay dry for the ``entire day. ``sunshine from start to finish ``expected for sunday. ``satellite and radar combined. ``yesterday, the skies cleared out ``for the afternoon. ``we've had clear skies since then ``with the exception of maybe a ``couple of high clouds or some ``fog at the surface. ``notice on the imagery, the last ``couple of hours, you start to ``see a little blip there in south ``central kentucky. ``that's actually some dense fog ``and they're having pro

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``jennifer johnson, nbc news, ``washington. ``jonathan: while parts of ``southern kentucky saw a foot of ``snow, most of northern kentucky ``we have video from maysville, ``covered with snow friday. ``slowed things down briefly, but ``people were ready for the snow. ``by last night, roads and ``sidewalks were all clear. ``>> this is a place where i think ``every other person has a ``four-wheel drive truck. ``so there's a lot of busting up ``done here. ``and then with the advent of the ``four-wheelers and scraper ``blades, everybody's out. ``all the politicians are out ``scraping sidewalks and whatever. ``jonathan: a lot of busting up ``done here. ``mason county road crews worked ``of blowing snow and other ``issues. ``let's talk local weather. ``director, mark gibson, said ``though my birthday is in ``january, i hate january. ``it's rough with when your ``birthday is in the month -- ``jennifer: somewhere in there ``you're going to have a cold ``week. ``hopefully it was just last week. ``we're coming out of it. ``jonathan: there

``nbc' s jennifer johnson has the ``story from washington. ``reporter: life-threatening ``the east coast. ``wind gusts over 50-miles per ``hour have made travel virtually ``impossible. ``motorists can' ``thousands were stranded on i-75 ``>> i' ve been running my engine ``on a cycle of 10 minutes every ``40 minutes. ``it seems to be long enough to ``keep the engine warm. ``reporter: a similar story in ``pennsylvania, where the duquesne ``university mens basketball team ``was among those stuck. ``while the white stuff ``entertained these snowboarders. ``>> pretty sure that' s not legal. ``>> pretty sure it' s not legal. ``reporter: and delighted the ``it also offered a rare ``opportunity to sled down the us ``capitol lawn. ``>> a winter wonderland so we' ``having a good time. but unless you' ``skis, officials are urging ``everyone to stay off the roads. t care how superb a ``driver, how big a four wheel ``drive you have, the roads are ``barely passable. ``reporter: thousands of flights ``have been cancelled. ``hundreds of thousands are ``withou

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. cara: that' s a breaking news. a woman shot to death in sanford overnight. deputies say she was at the cool breeze bar on sites avenue late last night when gunfire erupted. right now, detectives are interviewing everyone who is there for leads on her killing. they are waiting until family members are notified before releasing the identity of the woman. more breaking news -- at least one person is dead and a nasty crash in cocoa. we are told they were inside a car that flipped on clearlake road just after 1:00 at some point, the car hit an suv and then assigned. you can see the front and just here to write off. a witness heard the crash before she saw it. >> it sounded like a sonic boom for a rocket or something. that' s how loud it was. all my goodness. the tour that whole car park, didn' t it? cara: we reached out to troopers for more information. once we get it, will pass it and on our mobile at. cara: a prison escape he and his girlfriend remain on the lam this morning. now were he

jennifer johnson that latest on the cleanup from washington. jennifer: sounds of recovery as the dig out begins. blue skies are a welcome change that paralyzed millions. >> it is not the heavy wet stuff so it is not bad cleaning up. jennifer: hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are without pow per. >> there is a great deal of work that needs to be done to recover from a weather event of this severity. jennifer: new york's airports are open but the airport in washington is closed. governors are still urging people to stay off of the roads. >> the travel ban has been lifted that does not mean people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. fire hydrant hampered efforts to save this house. heavy snow is collapsing roofs, facility. sunshine has led to celebration. a friendly snowball fight in dupont circle. a paralyzed east coast is finally moving again. washington. >>> back locally, a robbery is caught on camera. the thief making out with a carrying right there. p

jennifer johnson has more. >>reporter:the first blizzard of 2016 has slowly died down after burying major east coast cities and as much as 3 feet of snow. the storm shut down air, rail, and highway travel. now comes of the recovery parts, getting roads passable again. that is keith howard's job >> anybody stuck, or trying to get out, some people have patience, some people do not have patience. when you go through a neighborhood nec everybody coming out clapping >>reporter:washington and new york city were buried enjoyable for pandas and children who slid down the us capital lawn. and these snowboarders who cannot get to a mountain. >> i'm pretty sure it's not legal. >>reporter: the blizzard slammed over 70 million people, hundreds of thousands lost power and now there is widespread flooding in new jersey and other mid atlantic states. >> we have shelters open in every county in the state, they are ready to take people. fed >>reporter:many airport runways and roads will remain closed while plows try to move the

nbc's jennifer johnson reports on the record snowfall from washington. >> reporter: the first blizzard of 2016 has slowly died down after burying major east coast cities in as much as three feet of snow. the storm shut down air, rail and highway travel. now comes the recovery part, getting roads passable again. that's keith howard's job. >> everybody is stuck, everybody is trying to get out. some people have patience. some people don't have patience. when you go through a neighborhood, you see everybody coming outside clapping. >> reporter: washington and new york city were buried. enjoyable for panda and children who shredded down the u.s. capitol lawn. >> pretty sure it's not illegal. >> reporter: the blizzard slammed 70 million people, hundreds of thousands without power. now widespread flooding in new jersey and other mid atlantic states. >> we have shelters open in every kocounty of the state. they're ready to take people, keep them warm and get them fed. >> reporter: many airports and runways will remain closed while plows try to move the snow. officials are begging people to sta

jennifer johnson has the latest. >> the sounds of recovery as the dig out from the monster blizzard begins. blue skies and high winds. >> it is not that real heavy, wet stuff. >> it will be days before like it' s back to normal. tractor-trailers had to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. >> there is still a great deal of work to be done to cover damage assessment to recover from a weather event of this severity. area airports remain closed. coastal flooding is improving. governors are still urging people to stay off the roads. >> the travel ban has been lifted. it does not mean that people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. reporter: a fire hydrant hampered efforts to save this house. this church in pennsylvania and the washington redskins training facility. sunshine has led to celebration. a friendly snowball fight in washington' s dupont circle and flooding around the capital. a paralyzed east coast is moving again. hundreds of schools have canceled classes for monday and congress has canceled vot

jennifer johnson. >>> look at this dog not bothered by the ice. meteorologist bill reh. playing in the snow. my dogs were out there. >> my cats didn't want to go outside. >> it's not cat weather maybe. they were slipping and sliding. >> we got some more pictures from this winter storm including this one from henderson. beverly and her dog. a snorky. >> i love this picture from nicole. i don't see them out there and there they are all sitting on ice covered trees. as we head toward durham. we got the stevenson twins. he is trying to catch up to make sure they don't keep sledding into trees. finally how about the game of out there trying to make the best of it on this winter day. how about a -- >> nine. >> we will see the sun tomorrow. in the morning we will still be frozen. the black ice advisory is until noon on sunday. the blue is the old winter storm warning. they are not going to get really any snow. just some blowing and drifting snow. that's what we have to deal with. it includes clarksville. you had the most snow in the area. all right. we got a couple flurries sti

jennifer johnson, nbc news washington. >>> and the district of columbia are under states of emergency this weekend. there's also a travel ban in new york city right now for all but essential vehicles. of course, when there is a huge me, a social media becomes a very important tool to track the latest developments and our digital t tam has been working very hard to compile some of the best pictures and video that are being posted on sites a se -- as you see there like facebook twitter and instagram. we also invite you to check our our website. if you would like to see more of what people are posting online. of course, people don't have to be in the northeast to be e winter's first major snowstorm. more than 4,000 flights have been cancelled. and many airports across new england are virtually shut down. thousands of travelers are stranded. some try ed to get a bus or a train. bue the cancellations for tomorrow, more than 2,000 in the books samovars. the impact is going to last well into next week. >>> here's a live look right now at mckerry international. couple dozen delays and cancell

this new poll...ted cruz leads trump y four points (insert ends) twoosecond pause audio outcue: jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. today -- republican presidential candidate donald trump tackll the n-f-l aa his rally in reno, nevada. trump jabbed the football league -- saying he doesn't watch it anymore-- because like america -- it's not as tough as it used to be. "football has become soft, footballhas become sofof now become soft like our country has become soft." trump glorified the days when violent hits were considered great tackle -- and said e whole game has come screwed-up. it's the most wonderful time of the year for dating. we'll bring you the details. bundled up and staying inside -- others are embracing the winter weather. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page and weather information. but first -- here's a live lookk at the storm track seven live doppler radar. "you're watching kwwl. we've and sports with mark woodley. this is the kwwl (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference betwten

jennifer johnson continues our coverage tonight from washington, dc. >> reporter: the sounds of recovery, as the digout from the monster blizzard begins. blue skies and quiet winds, a welcome change from the millions. >> it's not that real heavy, wet stuff. it's not that bad cleaning up. >> reporter: it will be days normal. tractor-trailer trucks and hundreds of cars need to be removed from highways from pennsylvania to kentucky. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. >> there's still a great deal of work to be done to conduct damage assessment and recover from a weather event of this severity. >> reporter: new york's washington area airports remain closed. rail service along the east coast is limited. coastal flooding is improving. governors are still urging people to stay off the roads. >> the travel ban has been lifted. that does not mean people should go out and take a ride and see the sights. >> reporter: in virginia, a buried fire hydrant hampered efforts to save this house. heavy snow is collapsing roofs. this church in pennsylvania and the washington redskins tr

jennifer johnson, nbc news washington. >>> and around these parts, we we're at a slightly less cloudy international airport. why? because there were a lot of a lot of these cancellations are in the northeast and new york and philadelphia. but just because these in the northeast doesn't mean the effects aren't widespread. >>reporter: although theake it to cleveland, the impact did. >> last night got another cancellation of the so the 9:00 flight tonight is the only flight available. >> he now lives in dc. >> i came int. quickly visited my parents. i missed the storm. [laughter] and so i'm going back third -- so >>reporter: for some people, themean an extra nap. for others, it left them in tears. >> i have homework. [laughter] i have homework. >> half an hour on the phone trying to get to the travel agent making the connections. scramble to pack up and leave tonight when you're planning on leaving tomorrow. so i'm missing the football games. >> it's inconvenienced me with trying to get a ride out here. number one. trying to get -- you know, i've been in contact with my family down in dc