new jersey. and it is the first state in the nation to incorporate climate change their k-12 education standards, we are laying the groundwork for tomorrow's workforce. now just as a public health creates economic health, in inclusive and equitable economy must mean healthier families and safer communities. perhaps one of the best examples of this principle at work is our effort to make our overall healthcare system more transparent, more accessible, and more affordable. we ended the drama of unexpected costs by prohibiting surprise medical bills. we created the office of healthcare affordability and transparency to empower aar consumers. in the midst of the pandemic or making sure people are not saddled on their expenses for covid test is if access to the provider via telemedicine. we are putting government to work to keep costs in check. and because we took the o initiative right now, hundreds of thousands are purchasing healthcare at premiums cheaper than the affordable care act first came onl

new jersey shares with new york the palisades interstate park across from uptown manhattan. working here are quartered in comfortable barracks near inglewood, one of the new jersey suburbs. their task is to control erosion along the mighty river which cuts through the hudson valley and left the palisades towering is one of the impressive spectacles in the east. pleasure seekers who reach them in canoes are constantly threatened by the stream. here, the boys are going in at low tide with rocks to protect streambanks from erosion. there is quite a tide and it is a man-sized job to get the rocks far enough off the banks. occasionally, and areas of this sort, there are rock slides. the boys are doing important work. above them, stone are being built in theory -- in series to stop the wash of solid rock. there are root habits which make for the knitting of blanket vegetation. those who have seen the palisades, particular from the new york side, have been impressed with the sureness of the face. these are conservation scrambling here not rocky mount sheet. with so many strong youn

♪ >> new jersey, widely known as the garden state because of the quiet natural beauty of her countrysideis the second most densely populated in the union. second only to rhode island. one fourth of her people lived in six active cities, each having a population of more than 100,000. these people, many of them workers and high-speed modern factories, appreciate the needs of parks and areas for outdoor recreation. out of jersey city, newark, camden, trenton, patterson, and passaic they flocked by the thousands. by bus, streetcar, train or their own autos whenever the weather is fair. new jersey shares with new york pride in the palisades interstate park across from uptown manhattan. conservation corps boys working here are quartered in comfortable barracks near inglewood, one of the new jersey suburbs. their task is to control erosion along the mighty river which cuts through the hudson valley and left the palisades towering is one of the impressive spectacles in the east. camps thronged by pleasure seekers who reach them in canoes are constantly threatened by the buffeting of the stream.

out of jersey city newark camden, trenton patterson forsake and other large centers. they flocked by the thousands a foot by bus street car train or in their own own autos whenever the weather is fair. new jersey shares with new york pride in the palisade interstate park across the hudson from uptown manhattan conservation corps boys working here are quartered in comfortable barracks near englewood one of new york city's exclusive, new jersey suburbs. their task is to control erosion along the mighty river which cut through the hudson valley and left the palisades towering as one of the impressive senate spectacles in the east camps thrown by pleasure seekers who reach them in canoes and power boats are constantly threatened by the buffeting of the stream. here the boys are going in at low tide to get rocks for rip wrapping to protect the stream banks from erosion. there's quite a tide. and it's a man's eyes job to get the rocks far enough up the bank. occasionally in areas of this sort serious accidents are caused by rock falls and landslides the boys are doing impor

in fact, more than 90% of the wagers in new jersey are done online.s part of a huge change since new jersey led the effort nationally to legalize sports gambling outside of nevada. as newshour weekend reported back in 2015, boosters of sports betting in the garden state had been pushing to legalize the practice for years. in central new jersey, one racetrack even preemptively built out this space in anticipation of the rules changing. in may of 2018, the supreme court struck down a 1992 law that had prohibited it. and within months, new jersey governor phil murphy was placing a legal bet in that same sports book that had been built years earlier. today, 20 states and washington, d.c. have legalized sports gambling in some form, with another 19 either considering legislation or working on regulations to actually start operations. >> we're unlikely to see another expansion of gambling that occurs this rapidly for a generation, if not more. >> sreenivasan: chris grove is a partner at eilers and kreijek gaming, an independent research firm that follows th

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a powerful and a storm pounding the northeast, 30 inches of snow dropping in parts of new jersey.e been out there 24 hours straight, officials one more dangerous weather is expected today. have you moved? >> reporter: no, i haven't moved. i standing here wearing the same clothes all night, things are much better. you can see around me the snow is not blinding like it was yesterday but is still following. this is times square and looks pretty good. it has been cleared away pretty nicely by the times square alliance, good job but things are still treacherous across the northeast especially on those roads, let's look around the northeast, one person dead in pennsylvania as this winter storm slams 70 million americans from georgia to maine. parts of new york, new jersey, connecticut and pennsylvania understates of emergency this morning and that is restricting travel in new jersey, 661 crashes reported so far since the storm began including this jackknifed tractor-trailer in hackensack in connecticut, they had to rescue two people from a truck sinking in an ic lake, standing on the ba

still snowing in parts of new jersey. to get new snow totals soon but they are piling up right now. they piled up last night as well. most of the snow will be west of where it was yesterday because there's some dry air that's wrapped into the storm down into new york city, into long island. the air is dryer. not snowing as heavily as it was here. spaces in new jersey, new york 30 inches and it's heavy, heavy snow. be careful when you're shoveling it today. do it in three foot sections. take a break. this is very heavy snow. lots of weight on your driveway and lots of >> yeah. a lot of folks get injured doing that thinking they can get it done quickly. important to pace yourself when there's that much powder on the ground. chad myers, thank you so much for the update. >>> president biden expected to sign three executive orders on immigration taking direct aim at reversing president trump's direct policies. priscilla alvarez live with us this morning. thanks for coming on. the president moving full steam ahead even though h

until jerseys succumb to pressure from france and brussels.he island has granted provisional licenses to 340 boats from normandy and brittany until the 30th of april. beyond that date, many fear they could be left high and dry. he worked side-by-side with his father. for him, their entire way of life is under threat. >> my great-grandfather was a fisherman, my father, my brothers are fishermen. my uncle was for a time. we are a family of fishermen. for the younger generation who will take over it will be very difficult but we will not let them push us around. or we will not be able to make a living. if they stop us from working in their waters we will stop them from landing in our ports. it will become a never ending war. since 70% of the fish is unloaded they will not be able to earn a living. it is up to brussels and it will work out. >> the angl-norman island is a british crown dependency, self-governing dependency that is neither part of the u.k. or the e.u. for the regional fisheries committee, the independent states has only added to the

others wish the jerseys have been one while the team played in oakland.we asked the mayor for her take. >> i find that the warriors are making every effort to absolutely be oakland's team. they invited me to be a virtual courtside guest to the game where they unveiled the oakland forever jersey's and court and because i see the warriors showing up in oakland all the time in the community, where it matters the most. >> she went on to say, the focus should not be on what city the team is rubbing on their jerseys but instead support them and get them back to championship. >>> a surge in potential solutions to california's housing crisis. we look at the state's first tenure housing vision and how the formerly homeless are playing a critical role. >> there is some optimism that 2021 will bring back a lot of the legislation that stalled in 2020. >>> the potential game changer in the fight against prostate cancer. bay area doctors explain how a new test is finding cancerous cells like like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't h

taxes are extremely high in new jersey.competitor? >> as a businessman i know a few details about finance but taxes are high because the current administration is pushing spending through the roof so i am all for lowering taxes. that is important for us to do but on top of the list is to cut spending. spending is out of control in new jersey and we have to do that first. jillian: what could new jersey have done better in the last year? >> it could have trusted citizens more. as a pastor i talk to people and find out their part and help guide them through their decisions in life. the administration decided new jersey and is don't know anything, the government knows best, they are in every effort of our lives. jillian: you hear from any residents are frustrated? >> frustrated, fearful and a lot of injustice. people are looking at tennessee, florida, texas. as a new jersey native, to decide to keep root here and fight for our state. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. have a great day. todd: storm warnings and wa

our ron allen with the state of the struggle report. >> reporter: new jersey's new marijuana law may help her put it in the past >> i felt like ever since then it has been stuck to me as glue i can't get the job i want to get. >> reporter: the new marijuana law expunged thousandstions. >> new jersey's broken an indefensible marijuana laws which will hurt the communities of color >> reporter: the new law sets up a multi million dollars industry and direct tax revenues to communities with the highest drugs. >> what's the impact of communities like this? >> harmful and devastating. >> reporter: the racial and inequality help pay support for the new laws >> families have been hardest hit, we want to restore their right to become productive citizens >> reporter: you are going to apply for a license? >> i am. >> reporter: leo bridgewater wants to get into the state's cannabis industry. marijuana here in 2010 is already big business >> it is a serious justice so you are going to lock me up and turn around and make a buck off of it and lock me out? >> reporter: he and others hoping new jerse

>> reporter: he and others hoping new jersey's new marijuana law corrects old and justices in the past ron allen. >>> dateline's exclusive "inside nxivm. the group prosecute rrs kas called colult-like >> my intend was never to hurt anyone >> reporter: she branded the women with the initials. >> they say the women were naked and restrained >> i branded 17 women. all women were branded were naked, that was part of the process. roberts still believes in nxivm, she argued the women chose to be branded. >> i believe we are responsible for all of our decisions no matter the consequences of those are. >> you are a trained doctor and you took an oath, how could you inflict pain on people >> well, pain and harm are two different things nobody was harmed. these women wanted this and they asked for this >> reporter: india oxenburg was branded and says that was not true >> we are talking about women of sleep deprived and deprived of food the option to run away and say anymore. >> reporter: while other nxivm leaders were convicted of crimes, danielle roberts was never charged but still fighting to

the trucks are out in full force in east rutherford, new jersey.rly 4,000 plows and salt spreaders have already been deployed across the state. >> something else we want you to take a look at -- this is in chicago. what are you looking at? you're looking at a lake. yes, that's lake michigan. that city, chicago, that area getting hit with their second snowstorm in less than a week. >> our team is out there braving the elements for us to bring you the very latest on this powerful and potentially dangerous storm. ginger will start us off here in manhattan with the very latest. good morning, ginge. >> reporter: these streets will not have any travel on them. that's how big of a deal this is. in new york city we've already had close to seven inches of snow. we just had to get to 10 1/2 to get to the biggest snow storm. a lot of places will be close to two feet north and west of heefheere. went weather advisories from blue ridge, georgia to maine. new hampshire you're advised to stay indoors. major impacts, hazardous travel. you could see visibility redu

>> because new york and new jersey are close, they are all the same. they have new york style pizza, they say in new jersey, so, i mean that's what i'm told. i know i'm a southern boy and i like biscuits. >> you are like, me and my burritos in california, i don't want the problem y'all, new york got in to it and said on their twitter account, nothing beats a new york slice. there's a distinction between the new york and jersey pizza. i'm open to try them all. if you want to settle the debate, i will volunteer. >> the producer said that the best new york pizza is cited in new jersey. >> your own people. >> oh, my god, our pizza debate here this morning. that was intense. >> guys, i'm willing to settle the debate. send me all three slices. to my p.o. box. >> the casserole and everything. >> and the epic zoom fail, a lawyer forced to tell a judge in a court hearing, i'm not a cat, and he talks to world news meow. >> and late r in the skinny, j-lo, and a-rod say what they did in their quarantine. >> go ahead, mona, sing us out. >>. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> go ahead,

he hailed from a small town in new jersey, which would explain why he was apparently a die-hard new jersey devils fan. he served overseas in the state's air national guard before his tenure as a capitol police officer. according to his family, his life of service even extended to caring for rescue dogs in his spare time. the people who knew him remember him as a good son, brother, colleague and friend. we all thank him for his sacrifice and for defending our democracy back on january 6th. the ceremony inside the rotunda just wrapping up. we are watching that formal ceremony wind down. again, just so you are aware, the cameras will go dark there inside the rotunda. roughly 30 minutes or so from now, we will rejoin as officer sicknick's remains are brought down the steps of the capitol and he will be interred at arlington national cemetery. >>> we are keeping a close eye on a white house covid-19 response team briefing that we should -- that we are told that's going to start any moment now. when that does start, we will take you there when it happens. these are the briefings that are going t

what we know about officer sicknick, he's a native of new jersey, former member of the new jersey air national guard. obviously after that capitol riot, received those injuries that he then succumbed to. prosecutors in d.c. have opened a federal investigation. to your point about suspects, so far they're not providing us information about where that stands. they say that remains under investigation. after this ceremony today that's about to take place which we'll be covering, he will be inturred at arlington national cemetery. not only lying at the capitol but spending his eternal rest in one of the most hallowed sites in the united states at arlington. >> josh campbell, thank you very, very much. in a few minutes we'll take you back to the rotunda for that tribute when it begins a little later this hour. >>> meantime, potentially good news in the fight against coronavirus. a new study shows the astrazeneca vaccine not only protects people from the illness, but may also drastically reduce transmission of the virus. that would be huge. we'll break it down ahead. nicorette knows, quitti

new jersey pizza -- huh?'ve got great pizza parlors up and down the state. we're number one, joe, there's no debate. >> there's no debate there's no debate. >> no, no. >> new york, brooklyn -- >> no. >> huh chicago? >> no, it's over the votes are in we won >> you know, i've never discussed -- >> i agree >> this guy from new hampshire said something, anandrew, about new york andrew, you went crazy remember sinunu -- you never liked that >> i like to be generous to the governor so this one. >> i would love to invite him across the bridge so he can have a realize of pizza >> you there go, there's some trash talk >> i respect our competitors, but the votes are in >> we'll have to get dave portnoy to come and do a taste test >> oh, man, i'm going to tune in for that i'll be validator. >> can we go 65 minutes? can you make this hour 65 minutes? >> i can't, but jim cramer will never speak to me again. >> you're right. he's a new jersey guy. all right. thanks, governor we'll see you. >> take care, guys >> okay. andre

cbs' mola lenghi leads off coverage west of new york city in montclair, new jersey.ood evening, mola. >> reporter: good evening, norah, the snowfall has been relentless. here in montclair, new jersey, it's been coming down for more than 24 hours nonstop. the plows have been working the roads all day long. this pile right here is an indication of just how much snow they've pushed off of the roads. as you can see, nearly up to my thighs. all the while, it has been a deadly day in some of the hardest hit parts of the country. the warnings from officials were clear. >> stay inside, if there's any way you can avoid traveling. avoid traveling today. >> rep blizzard-like, as the first major winter storm of the year blanketed 67 million people along the east coast. >> it's been very busy since about 8:00 on sunday morning, we've responded to 372 crashes altogether, all across the state of maryland. >> reporter: in connecticut, two people were rescued after their trucrgcy call, injuring the four firefighters inside. >> if you don't need to be out, do not go out. >> reporter:

today, we gather to honor officer brian sicknick, a new jersey native, a national air guard veteran, and a 12-year member of the capitol police force. a peacekeeper, not only in duty, but in spirit. talk to his colleagues and they will tell you that brian was a kind and humble man with profound inner strength. the quiet rock of his unit. they will tell you that brian was dependable, never missed a radio call. they will tell you that he took great pride in his job, never more so than when he became a mountain bike officer on the first responders unit. and they will tell you that brian wouldn't have liked this attention, and that if he were here, he'd the first to puncture the somber moment with his sharp sense of humor. brian was a peacekeeper who loved his dogs and his girlfriend, sandra, and his family, and the new jersey devils. he was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time on a day when peace was shattered. i had the honor of meeting officer sicknick's family last night, and i learned that gladys, his mom, graduated from james madison high school two years before me and that

con al menos 15 " en new jersey y 20 pulgadas en new york.ew york nos informa. fabiola: estamos viendo que habrÍa una acumulaciÓn de alta dos pulgadas por hora. a pesar de que en el brian park han limpiado tomar la nieve se estÁ acumulando. allÁ estÁ repleta de el para que, estÁ congelada, porque el punto de congelaciÓn estÁ llegando hoy estamos a unos 31°, por lo que la acumulaciÓn de nieve podrÍa continuar debido a estas bajas temperaturas. no solamente es la nieve, el frÍo, sino el viento, que pueda ser de esta tormenta muy peligrosa en esta ocasiÓn desde 2016 que no vemos tanta acumulaciÓn de nieve. sabemos que en new jersey y en new york han declarado estado de emergencia para que las personas que no tienen trabajos esenciales se queden en casa, no tenga que salir, y el trabajo de limpieza continÚe en las calles. definitivamente centros de vacunaciÓn cerrados, escuelas cerradas, los niÑos podrÁn tener un dÍa de nieve en el que puedan salir a disfrutar. sabemos que debido a la pandemia de ellos van a tener que quedarse en casa, muy abriga

joining the winters with the family and summers at the new jersey cottage. and grant arrived back from his world tour, he was in need of some income, which is ahead scratcher for most people, because he was a general and a president and people wonder why he didn't have a pension of any kind. it turns out that he had given up his military pension to take the presidency, and at the end of his presidency, there was no pension at that time. so he was making his own way in the world. he had spent a lot of money on the world tour, and his son, ulysses junior, they called him buck because he was born in ohio, the buckeye state. buck had gotten involved in investments. he got his father involved and they formed an investment firm with a man named ferdinand worn -- ferdinand ward. investments went well for a while. the early 1880's were a comfortable time, money was coming in from the firm, but everything started to collapse in the final year of grants life. he ended up having a slip and fall on the icy sidewalk and that put him bedridden for a couple of weeks. early

. >> buenas tardes, todo el estado de nueva jersey , 44 condados de nueva york han sido declarados en la tormenta, la primera del 2021 esta es la principal noticia y ademÁs, este lunes (mÚsica) (mÚsica) vacunaciÓn contrarreloj , se acelera la vacunaciÓn en california. los campesinos reciben la dosis en su lugar de trabajo, en nueva york la tormenta obliga a cerrar centros de vacunaciÓn . >> acuerdo por el cheque el presidente joe biden discute el prÓximo paquete de alivio econÓmico, proponen un cheque de mil dÓlares en lugar de 1400 que impulsa joe biden mi niÑo me ha ayudado en muchos casos. >> mexicanos se preparan para el dÍa de la candelaria, visten al niÑo dios como mÉdico o enfermero noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart desde pensilvania a nueva inglaterra, una gigantesca tormenta invernal sepulta a ciudades enteras del noreste del paÍs . >> incluyendo nueva york, donde algunos aguantan las bajas temperaturas, eso que las imÁgenes de calles en blanco no animan a salir de casa. >> la circulaciÓn de vehÍculos ha sido imposible en muchas zonas y las personas caminaban con esquÍe

this is crazy. >> 30 inches of snow in new jersey and pennsylvania.ew york city, philadelphia, they are getting the worst of the snow toward northern new england and northern new york, gusty windss, snow on the ground blowing. any moisture on the roadways freezing that will cost with 3 driving for sure. winter weather advisories posted to maine and the potential for snow showers for all the big cities across the northeast. finally moving towards the maritimes, canada, wednesday and thursday things will clear out, cold air in place and look at the very cold arctic air that will move in sunday and monday and that will set the stage for another big winter storm sunday night into monday. todd: you warned us about the blob, you warned us about the storm, we are ready. >> janice: we are ready. jillian: let's check in with joy from massachusetts with conditions there. todd: how much snow did you get? >> reporter: a lot of snow on the ground approaching the foot and a half, totally different story, 30 miles south in boston, slushy mix and total accumulation,

in person school will start on february 8th. >> to new jersey, family new jersey and the other one fromth an outbreak, then they go back again for the public school system, they have been for about a year listen. >> we need to live in a world in fairfax county where covid-19 exists, they will not have these items anymore. >> anxiety, depression, loss of confidence, what are the long-term consequences of this? >> ins are all open. yet schools are closed and taking the appropriate precautions, getting back to school. brian: the public schools have been closed. the catholic schools, charter schools have been wide-open since august, the public schools have not done. more on that. >> i would not -- trying not to laugh. >> i think the family says they know what can be done. kids know it can be done. one of those families had a ninth and twelfth grader, they can't find their way around the halls and in the senior year knowing in the next town they are going to school, unnecessary pain. ainsley: my youngest child in private school. brian: free tuition. steve: so many catholic schools going out

>> back in jersey. we in jersey right across the water >> jimmy: wow!, you were in l.a. >> yeah. i was in l.a were all sensible people >> jimmy: yeah >> know what i'm saying? i was chilling i was -- you know? it's so crazy to go from zero to 1,000 you know life was like so -- slow and i saw birds hatching, butterflies, and coyotes in the daytime. slumming around the neighborhood i'm coming out now >> jimmy: -- cover this >> yo. like -- where's that pause button again >> jimmy: careful what you wish for. oh, my gosh, yeah. >> hit the pause button just for saturday and sunday. >> jimmy: enjoy it yeah, exactly. saturday-sunday. i want to talk about "the equalizer," but first as a a documentary that hits very close to home for you that we want to mention. it's called "beyond breathless." >> yes >> jimmy: and tell us why you hope people will watch it, and what you hope they take away from it. >> well, the "beyond breathless," which is coming on a&e on sunday, is really a a documentary kind of based on my mom she fought a disease it's also rare disease day an

nueva jersey y 40 condados de nueva york están en estado de emergencia >> en la ciudad de nueva york nieve, se espera que en la noche la nevada continué. vamos con más información desde la gran manzana, buenas noches . >> buenas noches, esta poderosa tormenta de nieve mantiene la ciudad de nueva york bajo estado de emergencia, cubierta del manto blanco que tenemos en toda la zona, se espera que para mañana en la tarde hayan caído, por lo menos, 22 pulgadas de nieve, el temporal afecta a 17 estados, entre ellos chicago, el lago michigan quedó congelado, también hubo inundación en la zona costera de nueva jersey, donde varias calles quedaron convertidas en ríos y también casas estuvieron afectadas. en virginia batallaron con los vehículos en plena carretera que por horas estaba resbaladiza, los aeropuertos de nueva york todos los vuelos fueron cancelados, en nueva york el icónico cowboy retaba en ropa interior las gélidas temperaturas, mientras que repartidores de comida en bicicletas hacían malabares para cumplir con sus despachos. >> he hecho 10 despachos desde ahora porque no se pue

we already have 14 inches in jersey. they have to catch up. we have a live update from new york city's time square just moments from now. and this, the pentagon has hit the pause button on a very controversial plan. the pentagon was going to give guantanamo bay detainees the covid-19 vaccine before most americans would get it. and the backlash is fierce. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the biden administration for now has halted a plan to offer coronavirus vaccines to prisoners at gitmo possibly as early as next week. after accusations that terror suspects were getting priority over americans waiting for their vaccinations amid this pandemic. >> they can overlook first responders, 9/11 family members and the people who are really sick now who have these existing conditions because of their participation in 9/11 rescue efforts and the co-morbidities. people look right past them and go straight to ksm and his ilk at guantanamo speaks volumes of the priorities of this administration. >> harris: pentagon press secretary jo

so we have the opportunity to go to asbury park, new jersey. town very close by, spring lake new jersey and his name was john fudge and i called him up and i said the, what do you know about as very park? it is wonderful place, 15 months in new york city and my friend john fudge used to be a child of that area and had a store in as barry park and knew it very well. two and a half month quite miraculous to put together to deal with the man field family from the real housewives of new jersey, the food and beverage of the berkeley hotel as barry park. if you words led to another and patriarch has been coming for 30-40 years. i would love to have you down here. we opened a few weeks ago and i have to tell you the response has been overwhelmingly positive. everybody want us to stay there. it's been a great thing and we've been very, very busy. i try to look for solutions and the solution for new york is we have to get opportunities back to new york's tense incentives for people to come back and travel and stay at the hotels. >> tucker: sorry, wrap i

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it shut down the region leaving up to three feet of snow in new jersey.oday. more snow expected inland. >>> and finally, it's groundhog day. and this year will be very different. >> here's will ganss. >> reporter: how much chaos would a groundhog cause if a groundhog could cause chaos? in 2015 he bit the mayor's ear while whispering his prediction. in 2014 bill de blasio kicked off the holiday by dropping staten island chuck. and there's the og, the original groundhog, punxsutawney phil who started this whole thing 135 years ago. >> phil's always ready for the limelight, but he's humble. >> reporter: never before has the well-known woodchuck faced a global pandemic coupled with this wild winter storm. i'm no expert, but it seems like you are up against a lot this year. >> this is just a normal day for us. i mean, it's another storm coming. >> reporter: a foot of snow, no big di, the real problem, phil's too dang famous. >> i will tell you, he is a little exhausted which is unusual because we've been doing cameos. >> we want to wish you both a very happy 4

that jersey a touchdown. two-point conversion. >> i see you been making homemade jerseys with some stickers and stuff. but we're going to do better than that, man. we'll give you your own special jersey and i appreciate you for being a real huge bucs supporters. >> reporter: and gronk stepping up before game day too. >> hello. hello, mandy. >> reporter: surprising four health care workers with big news. >>ations. you're going to super bowl lv as a special guest of the buccaneers and the nfl. >> and it was just pretty cool just to be that delir that msage and see citement on thei >> reporter: that's a lot of good karma for the bucs going into the big game and they might need it. the cannons usually the nfl du play on sunday to help maintain a neutral site for sb dlv. this is the first time a team is playing at home during the big game. call it unchartered waters. speaking of, nicholas the dolphin at the clearwater aquarium picking the chiefs to take the title. he knows his stuff. he correctly predicted the pas

jersey transit.he has canceled vaccinations for today and tomorrow, saying appointments can be rescheduled. in washington, as much as three inches has already fallen. sleet and snow mix is covering the roads with ice. that city could see up to five inches, the most it has had in the last two years. and an update moments ago, amtrak is announcing suspended service from new york city to boston and albany, new york. with me now, cnn meteorologist tom sater. tom, it's a lot of snow, in a lot of places. who gets the worst of it? what are the biggest concerns? >> well, there's a lot of concerns right now still, brooke. the storm is still developing. it's still intensifying. it's a massive storm. it's pretty. i'm sure it's beautiful where you are. it's always beautiful until someone loses power and then that beauty vanishes. so far, so good on that front. take a look at the radar. this is such a massive storm. if you start at the edge of your screen to the left, chicago, greatest snow in suction years, milw

in new jersey, cement trucks have been outfitted with plows to help keep up with snow removal. >> do not go out, and if you're out right now and you don't need to be out, safely find your way home, lock the door, sit on the couch and stay home until further notice. >> reporter: along the new jersey shore, severe flooding, a major threat as high tides and ten-foot waves slammed the coast and drivers also finding streets submerged in queens, new york. >> it's not over. we got a long way to go. stay off the streets. >> reporter: in connecticut a dramatic rescue after police say a driver doing doughnuts lost control of his truck sliding into the water. the two people inside pulled to safety. at the airports in the region more than 1,600 flights canceled. abc's gio benitez earlier at jfk airport. >> we are feeling some very strong wind gusts here at jfk airport, and you can see that runway packed with snow. nearly every flight canceled today in the new york area. more canceled tomorrow and that also may affect cargo flights carrying vaccines. >> reporter: in the meantime, others having fu

here in new jersey, streets are covered. sidewalks are covered in snow. 19 inches of snow falling across this area. you can see how deep it is. it's almost up to my knee and we're not out of this just yet. a state of emergency is still in effect across in area. overnight, the massive winter storm pounding the northeast with heavy snow, fierce wind and major flooding. the storm stalling travel across the region shutting down covid vaccination sites, plows out in full force overnight trying to keep up with the steady snowfall rate. >> look at the snowfall rate, one to two inches an hour. >> reporter: the massachusetts coast getting pummeled overnight by huge crashing waves leading to storm surge. streets and cars flooded there. this morning, nearly 14,000 customers across nine states are without power. in northern new jersey, up to 30 inches of snow. this plow out to clear roads needed a rescue. in connecticut, this rescue caught on camera. fire crews saving two people from their partially submerged truck 40 feet offshore. fir

i spoke to colonel patrick who overseas the new jersey state police, the mega sites in new jersey, aboutat possibility and he said, it's not a concern. listen to him. >> i'm fairly certain that we did not waste one dose in the last two days or three days because of this storm given that, again, that planning process and understanding that we weren't going to be giving them, i'm sure they did not come out of the freezer. >> reporter: and in new york, a spokesperson with the new york department of health tells me it's the same situation there. they say because they had enough warning for this storm they knew cancellations were coming, and that providers were able to account for that and not pull out some of these vaccines and they don't think they will have issues in terms of wasting doses. most people they have already had their appointments rescheduled and if not both in new york and new jersey here they say those will be reschedule in the coming days. craig? >> all right. ellison barber for us in new jersey, thank you. >>> i want to turn to dr. peter hotez, the co-director of the center

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the team again wearing these oakland forever jersey is at the beginning of the season but some fans fromland call it an example of regional expropriation. others wish that the dubs had warned these uniforms during the nearly 50 year stint in oakland. and tonight we asked mayor libby shaffer to take. >> i find they are making the effort to absolutely be oakland's team. i see the warriors showing up in oakland, all the time, in the community, where it matters the . >>d helping get them back to championship. >>> rookie james wiseman is expected to play a big role for the warriors this evening so he played so well and this week, the broadcaster started calling him big jim. so how did that go over? >> probably jay wise or jay double. big jim is not it. i don't like that make them at all. >> it sounds like you are 50 years old. big jim. that is somebody's dad. >> right. weird. >> i like wiseguy. >>> this gets to the edge of weirdness right here. if you ever wonder what it was like to ski down the side of half dome in yosemite, here you go. two guys climbed up saturday then they skied down sund

news because it's been almost 20 years since new jersey added a new smell that's right, new jersey has marijuana. oh, god. can you imagine what those edibles are going to be like "so, you want the lasagna or the stuffed shells?" [ laughter ] that's right, new jersey has legalized marijuana, and i can't believe it took them this long to legalize something that makes you "forget about it!" guys that -- i mean, where's -- can i get another spelling bee ding never mind [ ding ] [ ding ] but, like soft [ laughter ] no, the first one was perfect. [ ding ] like, throw a my pillow over it. [ laughter ] that was a monologue we've got a great show for you tonight. he's the co-anchor of "weekend update." my good friend colin jost will be here. he was just nominated for a critics' choice award, deservedly so, for playing guillermo in "what we do in the shadows," harvey guillen will be joining us but before we get to all that, you guys, i'm in my 40s, married with two kids, but nothing, and i mean nothing makes me feel older than when i realize i no longer understand the slang terms the teenagers a

jersey turnpipe. and finally, ganja-gool! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we should push this onto the street, see how much money you can make. >> dicky: i think i got to put it in my car. [ laughter and applause ] thank you, guillermo. next month, we'll do vermont. bernie is a good one from vermont. tonight, we will be joined by the senator, progressive icon, and mitten influencer, senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] followed by soleil moon frye. my goal tonight is to get bernie to say "punky brewster." [ laughter ] president biden today held a virtual meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. trudeau is almost thirty years younger than biden. the first 20 minutes of the call was him telling joe he's on mute. [ laughter ] the purpose of today's summit was to "reinvigorate" our relationship with our neighbors to the north and repair some of the damage caused by the previous administration. i'm glad. it's about time someone said "sorry" to canada for once. [ laughter ] this was the president's first

ellison barber from a mega site in northern new jersey. >>> joining me now is the founder and ceo of advancing equity, a yahoo news medical contributor, imlike we're all a broken record here, especially our conversation is a broken record, i think, when it comes to this equity issue, first when it came to testing and then when it came to covid targeted relief and now when it comes to vaccinations. we're still lacking a ton of data, we're still not tracking the data when it comes to what we're -- who's getting vaccinated right now in so many states. do you see any evidence that the biden team's turning this around? >> well, thanks for having me, chuck, you know, i mean, at least the biden team has a health equity task force that is led by dr. nunez smith who is an expert on equity and very much aware of the issues at hand and hopefully working very diligently to address them. this news about shipping to the pharmacies definitely great to have other access points for vaccine delivery. but remember, many cities, vulnerable communities, have p

it's yes in jersey, no in connecticut, and in new york.vel playing field. the data shows the more money you have, the more likely you're going to get a shot. why? look, that's a longer conversation, but let's just prove it's true. look at california. in the state's wealthiest county, 16% of the population has gotten the shot. but in the poorest county, it's barely more than half that. in d.c., vaccination rate in the wealthiest two wards, more than double the two poorest. it's going to take some big brains to figure this out. or at least to get me past my suspicion, which is this is how the system works. you know? the song from leonard cohen, everybody knows, right? the rich get rich, and the poor stay poor. how to fix it? let's get on big brains. dr. ashish jha, dean of public health at brown. doctor, good to see you. >> thanks for having me on. >> first, to qualify why i call you a big brain, brown university. so i'm talking to this friend of mine the other day who was trying to fix some of the things wrong with my body, and he said hey,

it is particularly wide in new jersey. only 4% of vaccines going to black residents of the garden state are 15% of the state's population, 5% of vaccines in new jersey going to hispanic residents, though hispanics are 20% of the new jersey population. why is this disparity happening? what are you going to do about it? >> i just want to go back to the prior administration. i don't think any democratic elected leader in the country gave the trump team as much credit for the development -- >> absolutely. >> as i did. >> yeah. >> so your absolutely right about that. but the manufacturing distribution piece they let us down. listen, we're not happy with the penetration at the moment in our black and brown communities. that is begun to change the numbers are better than that today. still not acceptable. we've begun a fema partnership in houses of worship. i'm going to be in a latino church on tuesday and a friend of mine's baptist church on wednesday. we need to do a lot more. we have a plan to do a lot more to get into communit

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we're seeing 30 inches of snow out toward new jersey and 2 to 3 is possible. this storm system, i don't expect it to really start to push offshore until about wednesevening. so this has gone from d it wille unfortunately in the northeast behind it cold air will surge in now we look at the potential of black ice, very slick conditions, and just that cold air that's going to surge in so not quite done with this system, but we're going to start to see the plows if you don't have to be out and about today, please don't, but our next focus, guys, is going to be our next storm system that's coming in this weekend. >> i can't imagine more on top of that. janessa, thank you. >>> now to president biden who is planning to take executive action on immigration reform today as he continues pushing for his nearly $2 trillion covid relief package last night the president met with ten republican senators who brought a proposal of their own. our nbc national correspondent tracie potts has the details both sides sound positive about the meeting. >> reporter: right both sides ar

the new locations were in new jersey and texas.part of a small comeback by toys 'r' us, but sales slumped in. -- sales slumped due to the pandemic. the toys 'r' us website is in operation. the company is looking at new options for reopening but didn't offer specifics. >>> and the cdc is out with new guidelines for your super bowl celebration. the agency suggests hosting a virtual party or just watching the big game at home. but if you do head out, the cdc recommends using noisemakers instead of cheering loudly to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. the cdc also suggests showing up early to avoid crowds, and if the weather permits, it recommends watching outdoors. i guess they want us to do this -- put this on. quietly. >> quietly. right. very quietly. the idea that super bowl and party is still like a phrase s ct don'tant to see another exactly. please, we want to get out of this. so hang in there, guys. we're -- we see the finish line. hang in there. >> exactly. good sports analogy -- kind of, different sport -- i get it. >> i