. >> mystic's real name was laura england. and for some reason, on the day pat mcrae's body was found, mystic didn't show up for work. >>> des moines police thought they had a suspect in the murder of television station employee pat mcrae, a stripper named laura england. she performed a private dance for pat on the last night he was seen alive. two days later, she was gone and pat was dead. >> she stripped sunday night, danced sunday night at the outer limits and then she and her boyfriend leave town. >> police issued an all points bulletin for laura england. in the meantime, at the crime scene, investigators made some important discoveries. first, there were bloody boot prints throughout the house and they had been made at two different times and several hours apart. >> you could see that someone had exited the house and then, apparently, re-entered. >> the boots were determined to be size 7 doc martin brand boots. all the blood evidence in the house was carefully catalogued and analyzed. dozens of items were submitted for dn

they got snow this morning, new york is getting snow, moving up into the new england area, this is a big storm and scott and laurall be out here covering it as long as we can. people are driving by clearing the streets but this is just sort of the calm between the snows. we've got more coming up. >> it seems like the wind is blowing, you look a little sideways there. >> reporter: it's windy and rainy, yes. >> all right, thanks so much, tracy. >> she's leaning in this morning. >> flight aware so-called misery map, lots of delays and cancellations. the airports with the most problems are newark, dulles and washington, d.c., and atlanta. and a live look at sfo this morning, we've already seen weather related delays on incoming flights. "today in the bay's" bob redell will have a live report in about 20 minutes. >>> let's check in with christina with a look at our forecast right here, right now. or maybe in a little bit. little hazy to start our day, kind of a cool start as well, temperatures in the 40s or so but i took a quick peek at christina's forecast and i think we may be hitting some 70s in some locations. is

england. people have been told to leave their homes. more on this let's cross back to mariam in london. >> reporter: laura, villages have been cut off byooding. many farms are underwater after weeks of bad weather and now forecasters are warning there is more to come. british prime minister is visiting the region. his government is being criticized for not doing enough to prepare for the bad weather. we have more were somerset. >> reporter: i'm here in the southwest of england. lots of blue sky now, more bad weather is forecast overnight, and in particular heavy rain. that's a problem here because water levels are already a concern. just down the road in the village of motherland 180 homes have been evacuated. one woman in particular she has lived here all of her life. she's angry, she has accused officials of mismanagement. you can see the pumping hyped me. she said in the past that would have begun this october to get the water off the lowlands. but now this is too little too late. down the coast it's the winds that are a problem. forecasted at 60 mph, that's going to bring pretty high waves as well. you've got to remember this has b