the owner heavily involved in local politics on long island. investigators are trying to figure out who shot the guy and why. lea gabrielle is outside the castle gates in huntingdon on long island now m. what are the police saying? >> reporter: police say melius is recovering in the hospital and now speaking with investigators. they say there was no conversation exchanged between him and the shooter when it happened. now, i'm here at the gate of oheka castle. this is the gate behind me. there's this guard house. detective have just left the guardhouse as we speak. look just past the guardhouse, see there's a road. if you go 1,000 feet down that road, that is where the shooting all happened and it happened right in the middle of the day. now, gary melius is known for being well connected with both celebrity and politicians. in fact, according to a local newspaper, he was planning to meet former new york senator al demado for lunch when this happened. demado told the paper, "it was not a robbery, it was an attempt at assassination." shep, i spoke

even challenging house of cards creators to visit long island and to sample it.congressman find some better way to spend his time than this? well, i have a different take on it you lay the hand that's dealt you. and he got a great opportunity. all the star power from a hit series to talk about his district's long island wine. you can't pay for that kind of high profile advertising. yes, i know how of cards didn't say it was the best wine. in fact, the character said it was just about the worse there is. but admit it, prior though this insult, you never heard about long island wine before now you have and it can't be that bad, right? i bet now that you have heard about it, there are a few of you that are tempted to try it, even after that terrible crack about it that's my off-the-record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off-the-record go to gretawire.com and tell us about it now to a family waging a fierce fight for their home. their enemy, the local government, the county trying to take the family's river front home

. >> long island, new york. march 3rd, 2010.her of four in the affluent community of garden city pauses to contemplate the consequences of her actions, looking directly into the camera of an undercover vehicle some 30 miles from midtown manhattan. >> the tape tells the whole story. >> he's a schmuck. and i'm like, this is going on forever. >> susan called her husband a schmuck when she was talking to the undercover detective. it's a derogatory term here. if you listen to her tone, the way she said it was so -- like she hates him. >> you want him dead? >> god, i don't want to say it. you said it. >> do you want him dead? >> i schmeared this too. sorry. >> that means there's nothing but that line, think of that tire mark on the ground and everything else is pulverized. that's the schmered. >> susan's animosity has intensified over time. she and peter marry in 1989. peter builds a business, installing fences and delivering dumpsters, ascending socially and financially and purchasing a home worth $2 million. >> when you start to pee

day on long island. >> brutality inside america's biggest jail. tonight, more to it. >>> and the four young guys who made the nation of girls scream. beatle mania, 50 years later. >> new york was jumpin'. and we were jumpin' because we had landed in new york and we were in america. there was nothing more far out than that! >> good evening, thank you for joining us. joie chen is on assignment. i'm josh rushing. oscar winning actor philip seymour hoffman was laid to rest, the ceremony was private. but his death apparently over heroine, has sparked unrest, over the heart of the problem which lies in a place that has a long dark history with heroin. the city where hoffman died, there in new york city, the drug is cheaper than anywhere else. according to the new york daily news you can buy 100 packets of american for $400. basically four bucks a bag. that's where "america tonight"'s christof putzel went to get the answer to the questions, what's behind the heroin spike. >> the city of new york has a heroin problem. heroin related deaths have increased

another face of heroin changing. >> much of the case in long island. a lot of them are working, they have jobs, they can't get to you from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. >> you say a lot of the heroin addicts have 9 to 5 jobs and that's why they can't get to the needle exchange because they can't make those hours? >> absolutely. >> the needles that tina is passing outs are 28 gauge, smaller end, particularly thin, and that is because a lot of the people in the area that are addicted to heroin are quite young and their veins are not yet callused. they find this type of needle is a lot easier and more comfortable to shoot up with. >> tina believes giving heroin addicts access to clean needles is the only thing keeping theam live. >> we're -- them alive. >> one person a day on heroin? >> to a failed overdose to heroin or prescription opiates. >> at phoenix house almost half of the patients are in treatment for opiate addiction. unlike the lower income addicts, who used to make up the majority of phoenix house's addicts,ful are like coe, a middle class profession

>> well, i was doing a different accent, doing a long island -- a fake long island accent. -- >> jimmyis from long island. it's perfect. >> now people from long island think i'm from there and they're like yo, bro! you did it right. i was like awesome, okay. but they did give ne a whorribl lisp which i'm not supposed to have. so tim, our accent and dialect coach, he's incredible. he's like you've got to talk with these teeth in for an hour and a half every day in order to get rid of your lisp. so no one from my personal life would dedicate that final because they're not inside, you know? talking to me as donnie for two hours every day. so what i did was i would call best buy and their customer service department as donnie and i would just ask about different products for a couple of hours at a time. >> as if they don't have enough problems over there. >> there's one in honolulu i would call. they have an incredible customer service department. i would always buy something after the website after doing it. so i didn't just feel like i was wasting everybody's time. >> jimmy: that's very,

so looking at those kids we just saw on long island.one decide to start thinking about even trying it once, when we've heard some folks who profess to be experts on the topic will say, you try it once, and you will be hooked? >> it's difficult for me to stop laughing at -- that is quackery. there's nothing in life that you try once and you are hooked. addiction bip definition means that it requires work. remember, back in the 1980s, 1986, 1985, 1987, we were saying the same thing about crack cocaine. try it once, you're addicted. the hysteria is what's happening now. we passed bad policies and a number of people's live was ruined. not so much by the drug but by the policies and hysteria. one of the things i'm trying to make sure we do is that we understand what's real, what's reality, and what's just hysteria. >> so what -- in the real category, is it real to you that it is an addicting drug? >> sure. alcohol is an addicting drug. tobacco, marijuana. all of these things can be an addicting drug. oh, absolutely. certainly can be. >> so i

make it delicious with swanson. >>> long island, new york.er 2006. >> how quick can you get this done? >> as a hidden camera records him in a mcdonald's parking lot, 31-year-old businessman santhosh paul tries coming up with a timetable for his wife's murder. >> oh, going to a christmas party. >> where? >> i can kind out tonight. >> the more we interacted with him, the more he really showed how bad he wanted her to die. >> gladston clark is the undercover detective assigned to portray the hit man. >> if it would have happened that day, he would be happy. >> santhosh claims his motive is simple, receiving a million dollar life insurance settlement. he promises to pay the hitman when the money arrives and wants him and the informant that introduced him to drive him home to look at the policy. >> you want to come to my house, come to the house and see. >> you're very anxious. >> i been trying to do this. >> calm down. it's going to get done this week. when you act like that, you make me nervous. just calm down a little bit. >> convinced he's fin

the sabino family in long island new york really wants to prosper but like many middle class families across america, the sabinos say every month involves a balancing act. >> you start feeling suffocated within your marriage and within your home, all because of you can't get ahead. >> phil and diane sabino couldn't afford a honeymoon when they married in 1989 but they would if they worked hard and saved money, they would some day live the american dream. >> to achieve the american dream right now, it's very difficult. >> turn into a nightmare actually. >> yes. cereal, buy one, get one free. >> coupons are not the only things they cut out. they rarely go away on vacation, eat out, or buy new clothes. yeah. >> phil works the midnight shift at ups. diane has two jobs, at the school cafeteria and the ymca. together, they earn more than $90,000 a year, enough to put them close to the head of the class, the middle class, but that's not how they feel. >> i feel like i am on a treadmill, like i am sweating and there is no where to go. >> one little set back here or sink. >> $90,000 may sound

it happened at legal sea foods in long island mall in long island. investigators found the leak in a water heater's flue pipe. 27 people were taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, one died. four rescue workers and three police officers were among those affected by the carbon monoxide. a sign on the door said it is condemned as being unsafe and fit for human hab tags. >> the u.s. wants a captured mexican drug lord to face charges in this country. federal prosecutors say they'll seek the extradition of joaquin guzman. the fate of the drug king pin is unclear. >> this web of tunnels linking seven homes, allowing joaquin guzman to evate capture. when he left them behind the risk of being arrested multiplied. mexican marines found him here in a small apartment in sinaloa state. they found an arsenal of grenate, but he was unable to get to them in times. on the run for 13 years and the boss of the largest criminal organization, he seemed too powerful to catch, leaving in in almost mythical status. it inspired tributes, songs, detailing his e

liz is live on long island. liz. >> reporter: greta, good evening to you.o one really expected these massive snowfall totals here on long island. snow actually fell at about 2 to 3 inches an hour in some parts during the day. the nasty mix of rain, sleet and snow all falling at the same time made conditions very dangerous. and a tragic story coming out of brooklyn this evening. a pregnant woman loading groceries in to her car was killed after being struck by a tractor clearing snow in a parking lot. but her baby was delivered by c-section. the nearly full term baby boy weighed in just over six pounds and at last check he was in critical condition at a brooklyn hospital. we've had a number of accidents on the roadways here in nassau county. police responded to about 70 crashes. governor cuomo did declare a state of emergency here on long island and back out live in mineo mineola, the time is ticking away. we have seen rolots of plows trying to clear the snow as we prep for more to come in just the next few hours. we've been seeing lots of payloaders hoping f

abc's mara schiavocampo has been on the scene all day in long island with the warning tonight for all of us. >> reporter: responding to a 911 call of a woman fainting saturday evening, first responders immediately suspected a carbon monoxide leak. police and ambulance workers becoming ill themselves when they entered the legal seafood restaurant at this upscale shopping mall on long island. >> they were trying to get everybody out as fast as they could. >> reporter: while evacuating that restaurant and two others, officials made a grim discovery in the basement. manager steven nelson, unconscious. the 55-year-old father of two was later pronounced dead at the hospital. >> wonderful, always helping everybody. >> reporter: 27 others were hospitalized. all restaurant employees and first responders. today, fire officials say a faulty water heater flew pipe caused that deadly leak. >> there was some defective heating equipment in the building, creating a carbon monoxide issue. >> reporter: carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless and very dangerous. each year, an average of 430 people die fr

. ♪ new york's long island.k was th . >>> investigators say they figured out what caused a deadly carbon monoxide leak on restaurant's new york long island. the leak was a result of a faulty water heater pipe and the fuse was circulated by the ventilation system. a restaurant manager died and dozens were sickened after inhaling the gas as legal seafoods saturday night. the law did not require the building to have a carbon monoxide detector. >> this is a terrible wake up call to have, but maybe is it is an aopportunity to focus everyone's attention on the need to have a commercial co2 detectors. >> california is among 25 states that require carbon monoxide detectors in residential buildings, but only 25% require them in hotels, schools and businesses. >>> state federal transportation officials extended a deadline from trill 1st to july 1st, putting a project behind schedule on the train connecting southern california to the bay area. the current price tag, $68 billion. >>> and operations back to normal after an o

the family in long island, new york wants to prosper, but like many families across america, they say every month involves a delicate balancing act just to get buy. >> we're trapped. and you start feeling suffocated within your marriage and your home, because you can't get ahead. >> they couldn't afford a honeymoon when they married in 1989, but they believed if they worked hard and saved their money, they would somehow achieve the american dream. >> it turned into a nightmare. >> coupons are not the only thing they cut out. they rarely go away on vacation, eat out or buy new clothes. >> help your daddy now. >> that would be nice. >> phil works the midnight shift at ups. diane has two jobs at the school cafeteria and the ymca, together they earn close to $90,000 a year. >> i feel like i'm on a treadmill and sweating and there's nowhere to go. >> one little setback here or there and you are both going to sink. >> long island is one of the most expensive places in america. their property tax havings more than doubled to over $12,000 a year since they bought their modest home. >> we can'

as people are trying to get in, long island -- see that pink there, that's freezing rain and/or ice.ing to make travel difficult if not impossible. south of that mainly rain, north and west of that, that's where our storm system is going to be gives us the potential for 6 to 12 inches of snow. the dangerous area is along the coast, temperatures around the freezing mark, that's going to make for slippery driving. rain and ice on the power lines and roadways, it's going to be very dangerous. people need to pay close attention. your forecast precipitation in some cases 6 to 12 inches of snow. in the pink, that's accumulating ice including new york city. i'm concerned all along the i-95 corridor. north and west of new york, that's where we're going to see the big snow totals. at this hour, 24 states are under winter weather advisories, 100 million people ahead of this storm system, and we're going to see yet another storm moving in sunday and monday that could bring more blockbuster snow totals in the northeast. >>> well known entertainer jerry seinfeld was asked about diversity during c

this happened last night at the restaurant on long island. investigators say the leak may have started inside the heating system in the basement. >>> this morning we learn how police arrestsedtorious leader of the drug cartel. guzman was found by the help of the drug task team. he funneled drugs into u.s. cities like chicago. he's blamed for a large number of american drug related deaths. he was bpicked up in a resort city. eric holder thanked the dea for the role in the arrest of mexico's most wanted drug trafficker. >>> president barack obama is expected to announce tuesday new partnerships for two manufacturing institutes. one would be headquartered in detroit. a group of businesses and universities would focus on light weight and modern metals. second would be instituted in chicago with digital technology and design technology. it would be led with private and public funds. >>> tonight michelle obama will welcome the governor's association to the white house for dinner. before that, governors continue with meetings this morning in downtow

neither the restaurant on long island or the timeshare in maine had carbon monoxide detectors. now, there are 25 state laws that require carbon monoxide detectors in certain residential buildings, hotels and schools. there appears to be no laws in the u.s. require general businesses to have detectors. now, at the long island restaurant, legal seafood, fumes were circulated in the basement by a leaking heating system. even the first responders, who fell ill themselves after being called to that restaurant. manager steven nelson was found unconscious in the basement. as authorities were evacuating the restaurant, he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. president and ceo of legal sea foods says more safety checks are needed. >> anything like this has to raise awareness to all of us who are in the commercial sector. you know, that we've got to push for more codes to come out to establish carbon monoxide detectors. >> and there was another carbon monoxide incident in maine over the weekend. 21 people suffered poisoning at a timeshare after a ventilation system failed there. >> a

we got more than a foot of snow in the section of long island.nows the trains just crawl. it has been a nightmare getting out of the city all day with riders dealing with all sorts of delays. lots of flooding, penn station believing they will beat the storm, but trains had a lot of trouble getting out and we're still dealing with the residuals from it. >>> liz, thank you. >>> last word, almost three quarters of a million people are without power on the east coast. let's take a look at the ribbon up above on the fox news desk. officials say they have responded to thousands of emergency calls in atlanta. and atlanta looked like a ghost town for days, nearly all the new york city schools were closed. all the folks urged to stay home again. plows and trucks some of the only vehicles on the ground. and really, atlanta got off lighter, atlanta's governor has extended the state of emergency through sunday night to help the officials clear all the roads and all that debris. john roberts works with us, what is the latest on the power outages. >> reporter:

the manager of legal seafoods on long island died after he was found unresponsive in the basement. restaurant workers and first responders were also sent to the hospital. they believe a faulty water heater were to blame. neither the restaurant or hotel in maine had carbon monoxide defect tors. >>> a 65-mile stretch of the mississippi river was closed over the weekend. the closure came after an oil barge hit a towboat between new orleans and baton rouge. investigators say they don't know how much oil spilled. public drinking water intakes on the river were closed as a precaution in nearby st. charles parish. >>> police in southern california are searching for a heartless thief who found an easy target. ripping off two girl scouts, if you can believe that. the girls were collecting money for a program that sends cookies to u.s. troops overseas. they set up a table outside a grocery store when a man snatched a donation jar and sped off in a car. the troop leader and the girls tried to stop him, but he got away. >> it wasn't so much about the money. it was 45 or 50 bucks. it was about

new jersey transit, long island metro? are following by the hour. the number of flights that have already been cancelled. according to flightaware.com, 3700 flights have already been cancelled and that will have a massive knock-on effect thursday, friday and into the weekend with delays at airports as they get the planes back into place and the airlines struggle to get back onto schedule. in washington, d.c, as emergency has been declared, anyone who is parked in an entrance or exit point, will have their vehicle towed overnight. there is a 75% chance the federal government will be closed tomorrow. >> for now john it looks like the cars are moving behind you right? >> at the moment the cars are moving. the snow began about 60 minutes ago here but the feeling is that this is going to be very big in washington, d.c. they rolled back the snowfall inches total a little bit somewhere between 9 and 2 inches. this is the nation's capital there is a lot of focus on this city and the last time there was a storm of this magnitude that passed through here the

two dozen people to the hospital this happened at the legal seafood at the walt whitman shops on long islandpipe will have to be repaired before the restaurant can reopen, of course. >>> having a small amount of marijuana could become legal in maryland pretty soon. the state's general assembly could vote to legalize small amounts of marijuana like colorado and washington state. 49% of marylanders support this idea, while 43% still stand against it. along gender line, 53% of men support legalization compared to just 39% of women and when it came to age, younger generations were overwhelmingly in favor of the idea. >>> coming up, the threat of severe weather. were you watching this? forcing fans out of the stands at the daytona 500. plus rain and snow for our area. yeah, you thought this was pretty today. wait a minute, things change. >>> more than a thousand people turned out for the third annual cycle for survival at equinox in bethesda today. the fund-raiser supports the memorial sloan-kettering cancer center. 100% of the proceeds go to research programs that will begin within six months. c

my two daughters were visiting from long island. and we had a party, the whole family. >> a party that would end in horror. >> and then the two of us, babs and i went upstairs to go to asleep. >> a sleep violently interrupted at 2 a.m.. >> we heard dog barking. >> but the dog barks and we don't pay much attention to it. >> so they kept sleeping. >> a decision that would come to haunt their dreams. >> i do blame myself. i-- i blame myself. >> in the morning bob got up. >> and i opened the door and i was shocked, gumby's gone. >> police are looking for a braz enthieve who broke a 7 foot sculpture off its foundation. the report is the owners are asking for gum bee to come home. >> the police don't have much to go on. they have this leftover please of green styrofoam from the statue and they know it looks like this. >> oh pie god. that's terrible. >> a piece of our soul is gone, a piece of me is gone. this little piece of gum bee is all i can see that's left of gum bee. >> so what happened to gumby. >> the police have no leads. they tol

they said why are we spending three hours a day on the long island expressway?ese cities. so for me it's about people get displaced. where the black population of new york city has declined. the hispanic or puerto rican population has declined. it's about having affordable housing so people whoever they are can live in new york city. and it's not just new york. d.c. used to be called chocolate city. chicago, they knocked down the cabrini green projects and now black people are stuck on the projects outside of chicago. >> sorry. isn't this something that has happened to in every generation to all sorts of different groups? little italy in new york has gotten smaller as parts of chinatown have grown and other neighborhoods have grown. one an area that used to be predominantly jewish then changes over to another ethnic group. you don't see this as something -- you think it's escalating? >> here's the difference, anderson. because those, they were moving up. when you had the ghettos in the lower east side, they wanted to move to long island. we're talking about hist

the storm is blamed for an accident on n york's long island, where a train hit a car.the east coast blamed for an accident on new york's long island where a train hit a car. the driver made a wrong turn on to the tracks and somebody warned her to get out just before the car was hit. she is okay. at least 21 deaths are blamed on the weather this week. many schools were closed but not new york city. mayor bill de blasio defended the decision in the face of complaints from parents and teachers. >> they need a break. they are doing some of that stuff so much for snow days they are doing it online now. they are going back to school online. what happened to snow days? >>> low clouds and fog although we are looking for a chance for some raindrops. sprinkles to the north. drizzle outside so watch out for slick roads approaching the coastline. dense fog will break up and we'll see slow clearing today so temperatures probably slightly cooler but then some rain moving in for the weekend late in the day on saturday into sunday. high pressure holding on for one more day but finally

that's how the snow totals will be drastically different from central new jersey to long island. there may be a difference of 10 inches. >> so what should people in the next 24 hours be worried about most? >> it's already started and it's already here. it started snowing maybe 2 1/2 hours ago in richmond, virginia and they have almost 3 inches on the ground. so what you see is what you get. heavy snow tonight. plan on being where you want to be by noon, plan on being there by now, like in the next 15 or 20 minutes. get to where you want to be, because it's going to go downhill in the northeast rather fast. >> we'll check in with you throughout the hour. let us know what you think about the storm and what you've seen today on twitter. >>> up next, the storm coverage continues. we want to take a look at airports. a lot of people are probably watching in airports or planning on going to airports. i want to give you what you need to know. we'll also check in on the situation near atlanta, where so many people have lost power. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job and

. >> a very limited service, long island railroad, metro north, and the boston public transport system, they are all running restricts as the storm hungers down. but the big deal, and it was the same last night, even more so today. the flights the airline are completely wrecked. 6,000 flights have been canceled today alone. which is going to have a terrible effect for those wanting to come into this part of the world. two eastern portion of the united states, right away through the weekend, because it is going to take them a while to get the planes in the right places so the delays will knock on. although the national airport here in d.c., the ragan national airport is closed we just heard the runways of dulles are open again so that is good. of course, mrs. a serious side to this, 14 people have died as a result of this storm blowing through in various parts of the states that have been effected. >> john, up that. joining us live from washington, d.c. other parts of the south reeling from the storm as well. georgia learning lessons from the past, robert gray is in atlanta, and have th

. >> faulty water heater blamed for a deadly carbon monoxide leak at a long island new york restaurant. the manager died after he passed out in the basement. more than two dozen workers and first responders were taken to the hospital. >> jason collins in the first openly guy player to play in a profession yl sport. he signed a ten-day contract with the team earlier in the day. he called getting into the action fun. >> a small plane flying at 3,000 feet. a florida airport there had a sudden encounters with a bird shattering the wind screen. the pilot in the cockpit didn't know what hit him. but he did land. those are our top stories monday, february 24th. >> this is abc "world news now." >> good monday morning, everybody. we have new details about the capture of one of the most wanted drug lord in the world. joaquinn guzman. this shows the tunnels which guzman used to escape mexican arrest. >> authority eventually caught up with him. prosecutors in the u.s. want to put him on trial. abc's larry jacobs reports. >> immediately after mexican authorities announced the arrest of drug lord jo

of carbon monoxide gas which leaked out of a restaurant heating system last night on new york's long islandkilling one man and injuring dozens of others. we get more on that story tonight from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: saturday night, the start of the dinner rush at a new york mall. >> they just started telling everybody to get out. >> reporter: this emt was one of 28 first responders at legal seafood's employees overcome by carbon monoxide. >> they said there's a high co content in the building and you have to get out. by that time, we were all really, in retrospect, already starting to feel the effects. >> reporter: the restaurant's 55-year-old manager succumbed to the gas and died at the hospital. customers got out unharmed, leaving their meals unfinished. today, the restaurant is condemned, the leak traced back to a faulty pipe in the water heating system. legal seafoods expressed condolences, vowing to conduct safety checks in all of its restaurants calling for stronger safety codes everywhere. you have to get a lot of calls this time of year. >> we do. this firehouse today

christian bail in "american hustle" you believe he's a paunchy long island jew. say that? >> and i love that all four nut birds in this nut bird of a movie got a nod. >> you told the sheriff that you were walking to nebraska. >> bruce dern in "nebraska." >> that's right. to get my million dollars. >> a beautiful pantomime performance by actor long overdue for love. >> i will not fall in -- he has been overdue for stardom for a decade and in 12 years of live you see his mind work feverishly under that cruelly enforced mask of resignation. >> i want -- >> you have 30 days left. >> and talk about overdue. >> eight nothing out there. >> matthew mcconaughey a joke for years, always thought he rocked definitively wowing the world as an aids stricken cowboy turned drug entrepreneur in "dallas buyers club." >> was all this legal? absolutely not. >> "the wolf of wall street" might be better. leonardo dicaprio's all there and then some as a tie tan particular greed head. amazing group, except for the others. >> we have two approaching with armed intruders. >> tom hanks goe

. >>> this morning gas lines are slowly returning to service at a long island mall where a carbon monoxideunded 27 others. this happened at a popular seafood restaurant. a store manager, 55-year-old steven nelson, found dead in the restaurant's basement. first responders say they quickly became light-headed when they walked in the restaurant. immediately, they evacuated the restaurant and two others. >> they just told us to get out of the building and that there were people who were passing t out. >> we were eating dinner. the place was jammed. and then just very calmly, the wait staff came and told us that we have to evacuate the building. >> now, the town code does not require carbon monoxide detectors, but authorities are blaming a faulty water heater flue and the store has been cited for having defective equipment. as of sunday night, another employee was still hospitalized in stable condition. >>> opening statements today in the trial of kerry kennedy, the daughter of robert kennedy, charged with driving under the influence after a 2012 collision with a tractor-trailer in new york. pr

so the real heavy numbers are eastern parts of long island, also boston and nantucket. there's how it grows throughout the afternoon and night tomorrow. so the chatham area, the plymouth where i was two weeks ago is the area that should get most of the snow. new york city with this model in the clear. one other model says by tomorrow night into sunday morning, new york gets five inches it of new snow. so the computers are just not agreeing on this one yet. the great news is the weekend. >> great news so the kids can't get snow days again. we'll focus a lot on the east coast. but there is weather out west, as well. >> certainly is. and we'd like to have more weather in the southwest where the growing season is maybe not even going to happen. but this is the next storm. there's a low coming on shore and it's going to make snow in the higher elevations east of seattle all the way down the cascades through boise back to jackson hole. 20 inches of snow. but where they want it, the snow is where you want to ski in it, where they want to go play in it and need the moisture bec

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monday, philadelphia, new york, long island, new jersey, into the snow we think. we could get some impressive snow totals as well heading into monday. so it's a miracle, greg, that we have the 24-hour time frame where nothing is happening. and then things go downhill. >> it truly is. talk about luck. >> yep. >> we're in short supply of that lately. >> we are. >> j.d., thanks very much. it's been called the biggest bank robbery in recent colorado history. now the fbi is searching the so-called trash-talking bandits, saying the two crooks are armed and very dangerous. dominic is live with the latest. dominic? >> greg, the big concern is, could they strike again. they were so violent inside the wells fargo bank in west minister just north of denver, this took place last week, that they were holding handguns against the heads of some of the people inside the bank. as many as 40 people, staff and customers. terrified by the incident. it only took two minutes to happen. you can see from the photos they were well disguised and carrying black trash bags to put the cash in

." >> we want to start the day on new york's long island. carbon monoxide left a man dead. almost 30 other people, they were rushed to the hospital. alexandra field is there outside the mall. alexandra, do we know yet where this leak started? >> this morning, victor, homicide are focusing on heating equipment. there is a sign posted on the door now that says the building has been condemned for occupancy while this investigation unfolds. emergency crews rushed here last night. called for a report that a woman had fallen in the basement and hit her head. when they arrived here, more people became sick and they found the restaurant's general manager 55-year-old steven nelson unconscious in the basement. he was rushed to the hospital and he was later pronounced dead. they quickly evacuated the legal s seafoods and evacuated two restaurants near to the legal seafoods. here's what the customers had to say about the scary experience. >> we were sitting at the bar having a glass of wine and i think one of the waitresses came up. i had to leave because i didn't want to blow up or an

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you go to this place on long island. selling little penny stocks.ll as we see in the movie dodgy looking operation certainly compared to what you had come from in wall street. day one it all goes brilliantly. what do you realize in that moment? >> one of the important distinctions i think is for people to know here, especially young people, is that in the movie when i walk into the firm and i get my first look at it and i sit down i think spike jones plays the manager. and i ask him a question. i say is this all legitimate? and he says to me, well, you know. in truth he said, of course it's legitimate. look at the license on the wall. we're a part of the nesd. and that's a danger that every kid that goes into the workforce faces. and one of the things i always say to colleges is that just because someone is out there, they're in a company and they have a license on the wall, you have to use your own gut check for say is this happening? >> in the movie, you see very quickly what you do. and you're spinning a brilliant line in terms of its ability to

there is tuesday morning moving into the new york city area and new jersey and long island up towardsew england. looks like tuesday could see a storm that could drop several inches of snow for the upper midwest. then perhaps measurable snow for all of the big cities. we will have to watch it of course. good news. are you ready? wednesday, 46 degrees. by friday we should be in the 60s in new york. look at d.c. >> from winter to bring. thanks so much. >> i'm going to buy that ticket and get the heck out of here for the weather outside. is it something more serious to worry about. we will talk about an effective disorder. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! visit truecar.comoney,com,t and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 ho

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new york, big difference between long island and west of the city where you could get two inches if youards the hampton. 12 inches west of the city in parts of new jersey. same story in philadelphia. less, more. d.c., less, more. it is just one thing after another. one big city after another that either gets missed because it's just off to the west or if you live off to the east, all of a sudden you get a couple of inches and even from annapolis to reston, virginia, we could go from 2 to 12 inches of snow. and there's only maybe a 40-mile drive across that border. that's the border we're talking about. it snows hard all night long, snows d.c., philadelphia, new york. this is 7:00 a.m. for your commute. it changes over to rain in d.c. and philadelphia for a while, then rain in new york city for a while, rains in boston. tomorrow night, changes back to snow. so it's this rain-snow-rain all over the place. wait five minutes and your forecast will change. >>> up next, firefighters rescue more than a dozen people stuck on a roller coaster in the rain. and also, look at this picture. it is co

long island railroad and metro north are reviewing the situation by the hour. so many flights were cancelled on wednesday, 3,700 cancelled before the storm hit this part of the world. that will have a knock-on effect now, through the weekend. obviously the airplanes were in the wrong place, it will take the airlines a while to get back on the feet. on the roads people told to stay off them until the snow has gone. >> well, let's take a look at what is happening across the eastern sea board, a lot of that snow is making its way across virginia into parts of pennsylvania as well. snowing has begun in new york city at 2am. you can see it pushing through. we'll watch this carefully. we think in new york specifically, what will happen is it will snow through the morning and about 11:00am it will turn to rain. it will last for 10 hours, and in the overnight hours on friday, it will go back to snow. that means it will be a messy situation. temperatures coming up to 43 today. overnight lows of 27 but it will not last long. we'll see a lot of melting for atlanta, and pa