right now nbc's jim rosenfeld is at the white house tonight. first of all, it's good to see you again. you talked one-on-one with the president earlier today. what did he have to say this time around? >> reporter: well, first of all, jim, i got to meet with him briefly one-on-one. not as long any of your sitdowns or doreen's sitdowns. five minutes, okay? >> i think that's all anybody gets actually. >> reporter: his first question to us was how was the drive down here. we came down from philadelphia. i said it was fine but then i asked him how he fell the response here in d.c. has been and also asked him about that slippery motorcade mess from last week. here is what he had to say. >> well, i got to say as a guy from chicago, we're used to snow. people here still have some problems, but hopefully we're making some improvements. the federal government is open today, schools reopened so that's a good sign. >> reporter: the president said though actually this is the first time in his presidency he's been so seriously tied up in traffic as he was la

. >> i am jim rosenfeld. sheena parveen is joining us with the forecast. we are not looking at a weekend washout, are we? >> not at all. when you look at the rain, the timing of it, i think it will be gone before most wake up tomorrow. the rest of the weekend we will see colder changes. for now, we are watching heavy rain on radar. heaviest through kent county, delaware, milford, also to atlantic city, it will be in philadelphia soon, the heaviest part. over an inch an hour, that's heavy rainfall. it is moving toward philadelphia area. washington township seeing heavier rain. across philadelphia, light to moderate rain. heavier bands through the lehigh valley. temperatures are still above freezing. we are not worrying about icing tonight. the poconos could see a little snow. and we will watch areas farther north and west. future weather by midnight. rain extends the area. by 2:00 a.m., most areas above freezing. by 6:00 tomorrow, a lot of it moving out. poconos could be dealing with snowfall. a closer look at this and a much colder air mass moves in by the

nbc 10 anchor jim rosenfeld sat in on with the briefings and sat down one on one with president obama and mainly about the affordable care act to get the 100,000 uninsured philadelphians to sign up by january 31st. philly is one of 20 cities targeted by the administration. the city with the most sign-ups gets a visit from the president. see jim's interview with the president starting tomorrow at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders also visited the white house today. he met with president obama for more than an hour. the meeting comes just days after speculation the president was supporting hillary clinton. but the white house insists president obama does not plan to endorse anyone in the democratic primaries. >>> hillary clinton paid a visit to mother bethel a.m.e. church tonight. the presidential candidate talked with african-american ministers from all over the country and mark kelly tyler. reverend tyler tells us he thinks it's toim to strip down the gender wall when it comes to electing our next president. >> i'm not saying that i'm voting for he

i'm jim rosenfeld. >> look outside. winter storm we've been warning you out all week is living up to or exceeding expectations. >> here are headlines. we just learned the blizzard turned deadly in the area. an 88-year-old montgomery county man died as he was shoveling snow in lower providence. as far as power outages, 30,000 people in the dark in south jersey, the majority of them in cape may county. pennsylvania and delaware reporting a handful of outages. high tide just after 7:00 tonight so floodwaters at the shore are on their way back up. >> our team of reporters spread out across our region to bring you stories of the storm's impact. that impact is two main parks. first, the snow. it's creating whiteout conditions. you can see drivers slowly in allentown. visibility is extremely low. here is the other part of the story. worst flooding since hurricane sandy for parts of the jersey shore. take a look at what this done has done to sea isle city. water rushing down the road. ted live. >> this could get worse about an

jim. >> ian lee, live from jerusalem. i want to talk to mickey rosenfeld, national spokesman for israeli police. he's on the phone with us right now. is there any information right now as to whether this was a criminal or terrorist incident? >> at this moment in time they are investigating, trying to determine whether it is a terror attack or criminal-related incident. it's not clear yet. it's not clear yet. it's due to the fact we're looking at evidence and looking at cctv footage from a number of different angles, different areas. our main emphasis at the moment is to continue searching different undercover units, counterterrorism units, in the area of about two miles of trying to find that specific individual who fled the scene. >> as you look at these two videos that have come out, of course, the first thing i look at is what kind of skill does the shooter show? and i know it's early and these videos just coming forward the way he takes that weapon, does that indicate to you, training, an amateur? can you tell anything from these videos at this point?