lake-effect snow will kick back in with several inches of snow possible off of lake ontario and lake erie. as for rain, especially through ohio, we could see one to three inches through tonight and tomorrow. jose? >> dylan dreyer, thank you so much. >>> hurricane florence swept through north carolina more than six months ago, but the marines at camp lejeune waiting for help toy. >> reporter: six months ago, marines were training in this classroom. today, ceilings are caved in, walls a m d is florence. >> we're operational, we're here doing our work. but the conditions we're working in are just like we were in iraq or afghanistan. >> reporter: colonel brian wofford is one of the top officers. >> is this the way we want our marines and civilian marines working in these conditions? >> reporter: the brigadier general oversees all of the bases on the east coast. none of the buildings have actually been repaired since hurricane damage? >> that's right. >> reporter: the price tag to repair this hurricane damage stands at $3.6 billion. but so far, these marines haven't seen a dime. in a memo

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thick ice consumed this cabin on the shores of lake ontario. that's unbelievable. appens when cold air movers warmer lake water. the water vapors freeze as it rises into the cold air. >> the homeowner whose family lived there say they've never specioused a winter storm like -- experienced a winter storm like this one. >> hope it thaws out. >> unusual winter for everyone i guess. >> that's true. >>> for sandhya patel, michael finney and all of us here, hope to see you again in half an hour. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> tonight, the stunning ending to the summit here in hanoi. president trump coming before the cameras earlier than expected to say he had just left kim jong-

maureen shared the foyts of her home along a lake ontario waterfront.just wrong. >> especially if you're inside. the home's been in the family for 85 years. they've never seen anything like this. the ice outside is four feet deep. she says no water damage so far and she hopes it stays that way when all this ice melts. that's going to take a while. >> that's awful looking. beautiful but awful. >> fortunately spencer, we have no such concerns here. >> not at all. already we're picking up moisture in the atmosphere. it's not hitting the ground in any measure urable way. so for tonight and tomorrow look for periods of light to moderate rainfall. it will begin late tonight. the heaviest rain will actually be in the early morning hours. most will receive a quarter of an inch to an inch of rain. it will be breezy. it will be mainly in the many it to upper 40s and tomorrow's highs in the afternoon as the storm breaks up into scattered showers. highs will range from mid-50s to about 60. in the sierra, a winter storm warning will be in effect from 10:00 tonight t

it is completely covered in ice, high winds pushed lake ontario's battering waves ashore where the waterures in the 20s. the owners say it turned into a tourist attraction. well, of course, it's a real life ice castle. lauren: they can't actually live there. no way. tourist attraction. a major winter storm is actually moving across the nation right now. tracee: janice dean is here with the latest. janice: in like a lion, out like a lamb, that's what's happening. we have several storms across the northeast. here's our first one p, a short-lived storm moving across the northeast. then we have the next one that comes tonight into tomorrow, into saturday. then our third system will arrive sunday into monday. that's the one that could bring more impressive snow totals. so i urge you if you live across the northeast, you need to listen to your low l call forecast. -- local forecast. it could cause problems on the commute monday morning. we get a second batch tonight and a third batch on sunday into monday. we could see measurable snow here. that's the bottom line. the other big story is the we

temps in the 30s tomorrow, triggeringef lakct snow off of lake ontario and lake erie.he west coast looking pretty nice, a mixf sun a clouds. temperatures in the 60s. even 80s the farther south you go, close to 90. that's the weather across the country. now, a pk out your window. >> out our window, it is nice but clou temperatures in the low 50s, a little on the mild side. winds light butoing to pick up as we go after lunchtime. a few light showers trying to get underway in the shenandoah valley. a lot will die out after they cross the blue ridge not amounting to much except for a few a little on the breezy side after lunch. going to be mild with temperatures id 70s. looking good for the kites festival and the nats game. >> who is turning 50? both of us. >> awesome. ve so much fun and happy birthday. >> thank you. >> guys? >> thanks, dylan. >>> now to medical condition that affects millions of americans. maybe you've experienced it t, too. a frequentinng in your ears is called tinnitus. it is personal to you,r. pe >> rock stars, veterans, so many others, includinger my

lakes water quality. >> i wasn't working with president lincoln at the time. >> i was governor of michigan the last century, folks. as governor, i dealt a lot with canada, particularly the premier of ontario, three different ones, and the prime minister. so, and on trade. what i like to say is, one of the most important projects, or as they say in new york country, projects, the gordie howe int international bridge. it's a joint u.s./canada project. we've broken ground on it. ambassador kelly knight-kraft was there in detroit when we broke ground. prime minister trudeau was there in windsor when we broke ground. this, of course, secures the most important trade connection between canada and the u.s. which is huge. will also be the largest employer of building trades in the midwest and critical to our future. i know both gordon and gary were big supporters as was michael kergan. this thing has gone on about ten years. i, of course, have, an informal adviser to our current governor. so these relationships of governors and key members of congress with canada are critical. canada does a good job on that and they should continue it and i'm sure they will whatever anyone says, they will continu