this has a massive massive impact on us. what the puc and what nv energy state of nevada which is look i do i have a different business model than the large guys. at the same time i support the energy and the effort that they've done to help the industry grow that. so they're putting us on our heels. are there any rebates for solar from the power company from the federal government. >> it's kind of funny. one week we're seing berating the itc which is the 30% tax credit. that was set to expire at the end of this year 2016. that got a five-year extension. we have a five-year window to design our businesses and grow. which is a long time in the there's a small cash back on the "nevada newsmakers" we continue our conversation with reid hamilton. he heads up hamilton solar a company that is diminish rapidly from 35 employees to three employees if the rules continue. i'm surprised at this point in time puc has been such a champion of all renewables to condemn or condone the actions of the puc and the actions of the nv energy. he

the operation here is massive. the trucks have been coming in and out of this area for hours hauling snow all the way around this parking lot, and the clean up, that's far from done. it packed a punch and crippled the region. tonight millions are still buried under snow and ice. >> the roads have completely impassable. this is absolutely terrible. >> we're all stuck. >> reporter: plows have been abandoned, and many roads untouched. >> i've done the part i usually have to do. the part they are supposed to do isn't done. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the government shut down again. schools and businesses are closed. for first responders a state of emergency. >> trying to pull some of this out. >> reporter: some stuck in the snow. in round hill, only take you so far. we reached this community by foot. this is the only way in and out, huh? no plows on these streets for days. >> we're still trapped, you know. >> reporter: neighbors have shoveled their way to each other, but they have no way out. for courtney krause

vakna, a glacial sinkhole, a massive pipe for be thousands of feet deep. and all this melting ice eventually ending up in the ocean. >> this is remarkable watching them scale this massive ice wall. its skill, but it's all to get to the bottom. what do you expect they'll see when they get down there and what will we all see? >> this is one of the most interesting and least known parts of glacier is how does water from the surface get to the base and help lubricate the base to make the glacier flow faster? >> reporter: it's aay down but finally -- you. this is amy again pu made it to the bottom? >> that's right. >> tell me what you're seeing. looking at. >> everything is awesome. >> he went ahead with -- >> i'm surrounded byice. and i can tell you one thing. i have a challenging climb in front of me. >> reporter: but not nearly as challenging as the problem we face slowing t of this vital hidden world. amy robach in iceland. >>> up next what you could do if you win the massive powerball many trips around the world could you afford? >> announcer: abc news "ni

we continue this morning with live team coverage the massive winter storm on the way to hampton roads. crews are continuing to monitor conditions to make sure the roads are safe. newschannel threes stefania okolie is live in newport news with the latest. winter blast isn )t here yet but you can certainly feel it. talk about conditions --later this morning we re expected to see the first of the wintry mix here on the peninsula-- throughout the week crews have been planning watching the forecast --we know they were out last night for pre treatment on the roads which is certainly visible this morning -- officials tell us they have more than two thousand-500 crew members and more than 13 thousand pieces of equipment. crews plan on using nearly 650 thousand tons of salt, sand mixture -- thats the weight of more than 20 cars and nearly two million gallons of liquid salt to clear the roadways. as you know governor mcauliff declared a state of emergency here in virginia which means several agencies are on standby for aid-- in addition to 24- hour crews treating roads for ice --the governor ta

the massive winter storm hitting the east coast wreaking havoc at airports. united airlines flight slid off the runway at o'hara chicago airport today. none of the passengers and crew members on board were injured, though. >> blair: hundreds of drivers were stranded on an icy stretch officials there say there were so many crashes that they had to sht shut it down. no one was hurt. but drivers were unable to move in either direction. police say there are no vacancies at the nearby hotels. >> heather: snow falling overnight. turning usually bustling center of that city into a virtual ghost town. barely any traffic and even not a lot of foot traffic there. once the center of the storm does get to new york, it is expected to dump up to 2 to 3 inches of snow every hour. wow. >> blair: you don't see that very often in times square. >> heather: no no not at all. you could time lapse that. >> blair: jason, depending where you had, we're trying to brace for it. >> heather: stephanie coueignoux is live in scituate this morning. stephanie as we know the sea now flooding

the commander arranged for me to see force had -- firsthand how comz does this massive job so it can be brought to you with understanding. there was much to see. when i was asked to tell the comz story to the american people, i had no idea what the potentially dramatic stories were. it is a story which begins with the needs of combat units stationed in france, germany and in italy. getting the right weapon ammunition, supplies, the equipment to the right men at the right time. this, in simple terms, is a vital mission of comz. it is not a question of any one weapon or one type of ammunition. comz supplies every system in the u.s. army. the m-60 fires 700 to the minute. they are can -- or consider the small but deadly hand grenade. the powerful 4.2 inch mortar using high explosive shells. the guided antitank missile s.s. 11 directed by its upgrader with deadly pinpoint accuracy. 105 millimeter armored hull, mainstay of artillery firepower must be supplied, along with yet another kind of ammunition. larger still, the 280 millimeter canyon -- cannon. and still there is more. this stream

they came here and found this massive fire. the good news in all of this, this is apparently a vacant home according to officials. no one inside at the time of the fire. talk about a scary situation for neighbors. one guy sprang into action. take a listen. >> i was really scared. i've never seen that in my life. i don't want nobody to get hurt. i had to bang on windows and gates. >> reporter: he tells us the neighbors' doors he knocked on were able to get out safely which is good news. a littte bit of smoke rising still from the home. i can smell it in the air. nothe second part of this, the investigation. we're hearing it is suspicious. now investigators will work to discover who or what started this early morning fire. we'll have updates in the next 30 minutes on the nbc 6 news at 5:30. michael spears, nbc 6 news. >>> michael, thanks so much. a massive storm is expected to wreak havoc across the northeast and it could cause troubles here at home. the massive blizzardrdas caused some flight troubles. if you're flight out today

it's a massive undertaking live >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: we brought you fire. we're just getting inside that crater. the first ever live drone camera over an active volcano. now we're bringing you ice. >> intimidating standing here looking up. >> reporter: the immense home to a hidden world of crystal clear ice caves, glistening glaciers, and dangerous crevices constantly changing. this smugmug documentsry capturing the stunning beauty and treachery of the terrain. we're standing in the middle of the melting vakna glacier. and scattered all throughout this glacier are massive vertical sinkholes that are treacherous. they go hundreds, even thousands of feet into the earth, where ice is melting faster and faster as water levels in the atlantic rise even more. >> throughout geelogic time and certainly for the last 2 million years, we've gone through ice ages and warm periods, and glaciers come and go over time. what we're seeing right now, though-s a real rapid increase in the rate of thinning and melting that we're seeing. and that's related to human-induced clim

>>> on this saturday night, states of emergency as a massive blizzard roars through the eastern part of the country. more than three feet of snow in some areas as the nation's largest city all by shut down. we have it all covered tonight up and down the east coast. >>> ready to run? in the highly unpredictable race for potential factor. >>> listeria outbreak. the bacteria found in packaged salads links to a dozen cases in one death. >>> golden moment. on the ice tonight twin sisters both in pursuit of their own definition of gold. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is deadly. it is cripple ing. it is historic. tonight parts of the east coast are paralyzed by a blizzard blamed for 16 deaths. states and it has dumped a lot more snow in some places than predicted including new york city. the south over three feet reported in parts virginia. here's what it looks like tonight on radar. beyond the snow, the blizzard has brought in a massive storm still not fullry ry y recovered from superstorm sandy. have been cancelled. tonight we have extensive coverage of blizzard twiblgt b

beach erosion, massive snow moving into the area. i'm going to show you how this storm is affecting northeast ohio in the full forecast, . >>> good morning, everyone. we're waking up to clear skies and temperatures in the mid to look at all the snow towards mentor. we'll start to see this kind of fade away a little bit heading into your monday and tuesday. temperatures return to the lower 40s. today, though, not seeing a ton of sunshine, maybe late afternoon. we'll be under cloudy skies. what you'll notice is the winds tracking in from the northwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour out towards starke and summit county, 27 degrees. hour. cloud coverage continuing. many people going to the q coat handy. 24 by 10:00 p.m., into the lower to upper teens. yesterday. i got to go to st. mark's school, second to eighth graders. it was career day. >> i see you back there! >> you see me all the way in the back there! these kids were so fun. we had featured meteorologists, they all want to definitely go into news now. it was a great day. >> future meteo

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and then there is the travel night wear from this massive blizzard still not over. today alone 1,600 flights in the u.s. were cancelled. the huge backlog of departures and arrivals scrubbed over the weekend. our tom costello has more on the huge struggle at airports to get back on schedule. >> reporter: at the major east coast hub airports from laguardia to philly to washington, day three of the big digout. at reagan national airport, enough snow to fill a football field dumped into a massive new snow melter. while the runways were clearing, the parking lots take a lot longer. and without parking spots, passengers and employees can't get inside. >> so these guys are pushing and hauling snow from sunup to sundown. >> going home. >> reporter: after days of empty gates, finally today the runways and ramps were reopening. american alone brought in 41 planes by noon to jump start operations. mariana spent last night on the floor here. >> i was lucky that i was like sleeping on the heater so i wasn't cold. >> reporter: staggering 13,000 flights cancelled

cleaning up after the massive, deadly storm that dumped record-breaking amounts of snow, landed people out of their homes and left millions stranded. tonight, our in-depth coverage of the blizzard that paralyzed the east coast and left its mark on history. >>> final push. the candidates running hard in iowa just eight days before the first votes for president. as a result of a new poll, tells us which republican is surging. >>> inside iran. do the nuclear deal and relaxing of sanctions show a liberal shift by iran? richard engel finds out over breakfast. >>> reaching new heights. we go hiking with a all something about overcoming the odds. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, erica hill. >>> good evening. for millions of americans, this sunday is far from a day of rest. 88 million people across 24 states directly affected by this weekend's massive storm. an impact that could linger for days. in the nation's capital, we're learning federal offices and schools will be closed tomorrow. the rec

work crews are scrambling to clear roads and remove downed the massive winter storm that slammed the east coast is finally headed out to sea but people living in the hardest hit areas aren't out of the woods yet. work crews are scrambling to clear roads and remove downed power lines before the work week begins. and while rising temperatures are expected to help cleanup efforts, officials warn that melting snow and ice could make roads more hazardous. ... : --lead in-- the massive east coast blizzard is over --reporter pkg-as follows-- it will not be business as usual monday -- as east coast cities like baltimore, philadelphia, the massive winter storm that slammed the east coast is finally headed out to sea but people living in the hardest hit areas aren't out of the woods yet. work crews are scrambling to clear roads and remove downed power lines before the work week begins. and while rising temperatures are expected to help cleanup efforts, officials warn that melting snow and ice could make roads more hazardous. ... : --lead in-- the massive east coast blizzard is over --reporter

and then there is the travel night wear from this massive blizzard still not over. today alone 1,600 flights in the u.s. were cancelled. the huge backlog of departures and arrivals scrubbed over the weekend. our tom costello has struggle at airports schedule. >> reporter: at the major east coast hub airports from laguardia to philly to washington, day three of the big digout. airport, enough snow to fill a football field dumped into a massive new snow melter. while the runways were clearing, the parking lots take a lot longer. and without parking spots, passengers and employees can't get inside. >> so these guys are pushing and hauling snow from sunup to sundown. >> going home. >> reporter: after days of empty gates, finally today the runways and ramps were reopening. american alone brought in 41 planes by noon to jump start operations. mariana spent last night on the floor here. >> i was lucky that i was like sleeping on the heater so i wasn't cold. >> reporter: nationwide, a flights cancelled since friday morning. flight radar 24 captured washington's normally act

the nuclear blast underground registers as a massive earthquake. one of the world's most dangerous dictators giving the order. this morning, an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. >>> west coast washout. powerful el nino storms slamming california right now. rushing floodwaters overwhelming homes and pouring into this restaurant. dangerous muddy waters are trapping drivers and more rain is on the way. >>> outrage after this 10-year-old girl was patted down by a tsa agent at the airport. her father furious capturing his daughter's discomfort on his cell phone and the carry-on item that set off the search of this young girl. ♪ this is what it feels like ♪ >>> and we're taking you to the land of fire and ice. amy teaming up with some of the fiercest adventurers in the world going live beneath the surface of the glacier. one of the most forbidding places on t why what they are going to reveal this morning will impact every one of us here at home. the incredible live event only on "gma" this morning. >>> and we do say, good morning, america,

it's not how tall he is, it's how massive and wide he is. his waste is like three of serge owe's wastes. >> i think that jimmy fallen has a sue coat on. >>> that's it. thanks for joining us tonight. as always, you can find the news sdp weather on our website news thanks, have a good night. >>> on this sunday night, the big dig out. cleaning up after the massive, deadly storm that dumped record-breaking amounts of snow, flooded people out of their homes and left millions stranded. tonight, our in-depth coverage of the blizzard that paralyzed the east coast and left its mark on history. >>> final push. the candidates running hard in iowa, just eight ys before the first votes for president. as a result of a new poll, tells us which republican is surging. >>> inside iran. do the nuclear deal and relaxing of sanctions signal a liberal shift by iran? richard engel finds out over breakfast with the mull las. >>> reaching new heights. we go hiking with a man who can teach us all something about overcoming the odds. "nightly news" begins now. >> anno

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first alert live doppler has got this massive, dangerous storm headed our way. i'll track it when we return. >> looking now at flat bw parkway. traveling southbound toward the 11 street bridge. no issues for you this morning. the traffic a little light. an indication that both are staying home and getting ready to snow in. but we could see some issues, also some issues and updates that you need to know. we'll tell you about that >>> good morning, happy friday. i'm andrea roane and welcome to wakeup washington. >> and i'm mike hydeck. welcome to the blizzard of 2016. we start this morning with a check on weather and traffic. larry miller has your morning commute. he downgraded some of the fast five because of volume, believe it or not. >> first, the meteorologist moved up the time the snow will start. it's a little earlier than we expected, right allyson? >> we thought it would be later on in the day, but if you joined topper at 5:00, we are with that agreement of the timing. a little early, but no big changes to the forecast. so hopefully everyone that is on the

and as it has for decades, a massive party ensued. it's the largest -- third largest parade in the united states. pirates shared their booty with the crowds. all seemed to enjoy being a pirate or a wench all day. >> we heard there were pirates and you could dress up. >> we were sold! >> it's a tampa tradition. and i think we should be promoting the fact that tampa does this. we should be just as famous as mardi mardi gras. >> the event came off without a hitch. however, tampa police did create 32 arrests. a final count will be released on monday. >>> and if you have not had enough of gasparilla fun for the year, the party continues online. our web staff has been hard at work all day gathering photos from the event. you can find that on wfla.com on the home page and our breaking news app. >>> now, your vote coverage. the iowa caucuses with keith >> indeed another big day of campaigning in iowa as the state prepares for the caucuses. another big day for my man keith cate at tiffin! how's it going tonight? >> reporter: rod, we pulled ove