urging residents to take precautions as the storm continues through the weekend. >> let's bring in matt riverstt, a much different picture this time last night, you were telling us earlier that authorities are urging everyone to play it safe and to stay indoors, if they can. >> yeah. no question about it, david. i can tell you, this is heavy wet snow here in the buffalo region, the kind of snow that can collapse roofs and officials are stressing that as residents dig out their driveways and their sidewalks and they do so slowly and they're clearing all of this will be difficult and taxing. david? >> a lull in the bands of lake-effect snow there. matt rivers, thank you. let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano. okay, rob. >> we're just past the halfway mark and you see how the snow totals are already and 59 inches now in orchard park and nearly five feet and that's why they moved it and inn elma, eight inches and that plume continues to pepper high 90 and it will shift a little bit more, i think this the downtown area of buffalo tonight off ontario and look at lake michigan and we don't w

let's bring in matt rivers again this evening. matt, a much different picture this time from this time last night. you were telling us earlier authorities are urging everyone just to play this safe, stay indoors if they can. >> reporter: yeah, no question about it. i can tell you, this is heavy, wet snow here in the buffalo region, the kind of snow that can collapse roofs, and yes, officials are stressing that as residents around here dig out their driveways, sidewalks, cars, they do so slowly, take breaks. because clearing all of this is going to be difficult and taxing. david? >> a lull in the bands of lake effect snow there tonight. matt rivers, thank you. let's get to rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. we're just past the halfway mark and you see how extraordinary these totals are already. 59 inches now in orchard park. five feet where the bills play. that's why they moved it. hamburg, 41. three feet in west seneca. that plum continues to pepper i-90, and it will shift more to the downtown o

matt rivers near buffalo tonight. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> also tonight, the end of an era. house speaker nancy pelosi, the first woman speaker of the house, revealing she will no longer serve as democratic leader. tonight, what even herre a adversaries are now acknowledges. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> don't, the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits, two recruits in critical condition. we have just learned from authorities the driver is set to be charged with attempted murder. will carr in california. >>> the new turn tonight in the college murder mystery, after that video just before the chilling murders of four college students from the university of idaho. tonight, news on two other surviving roommates, what police are now saying tonight. and what they're now asking local businesses. kayna whitworth is there. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. russia unleashing a barrage of new missile strikes. explosions in dnipro. and tonight, eight years after a malaysian jet liner was shot down over

matt rivers is there. >>> here at home, trick-or-treat, the powerball jackpot worth a billion now and our made in america halloween. we showed you the largest pumpkin in america. how it ended. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin tonight with the brutal attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. authorities speaking just moments ago, and tonight the attacker now charged with attempted murder, as well as federal charges tonight. there are also chilling new details from the federal affidavit, what the suspect told them he intended to do saying speaker pelosi was his target saying he hoped to send a message to other members of congress. the assailant saying he broke in through a glass door finding paul pelosi sleeping, demanding to talk to nancy. the suspect had a hammer, zip ties and tape. after surgery to repair his skull, we have learned that 82-year-old paul pelosi had more surgery over the weekend. he has now spoken to investigators, and tonight there are calls from leaders of both parties, republicans and democra

matt rivers shows us the first snow and whiteout conditions. >> a dig out underway all across westernnew york. pub by record-breaking lake effect snow fall in a deadly winter storm that brought more than six feet of snow in some hard-hit areas. the deep snow creating tough conditions for crews trying to clean. >> we have some crews that will be working 16 hour shifts, some crews that will be working straight to any four hour shifts. quick stranded drivers worry they won't be going anywhere soon. >> i don't see any help on the horizon. i don't see any tolling trucks or anything. >> the new york national guard staging at the emergency operations center, helping transport people. >> the executive here announcing that most of the major roadways in this area have either reopened already or will likely reopen later on today. that's good news for people who have been stuck inside their homes for days now. matt rivers, abc news, buffalo new york. >> and though you mentioned a little bit of a chill overnight but not like this. >> not fun at all. our weather is a lot more fun. here is what is h

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matt rivers near buffalo tonight.ger zee standing by to time this out. >>> also tonight, the end of an era. house speaker nancy pelosi, the first woman speaker of the house, revealing she will no longer serve as democratic leader. tonight, what even herre a adversaries are now acknowledges. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> don't, the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits, two recruits in critical condition. we have just learned from

abc's matt rivers is here with us. matt, good morning to you.he cbp chief refusing to resign. >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, janai. tensions this morning within the department of the homeland security as dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas asked the current head of customs and border protection, chris magnus, to resign. but magnus doesn't want to leave, refusing to resign. this according to a "washington post" report on friday. magnus hasn't even been in the job for a year yet. he was confirmed by the senate last year in what was a very tough vote where republicans did their best to tie him to what they like to call president biden's open border policies but magnus has taken a pretty hard line at the border continuing to summarily expel certain migrants. most recently targeting the vast number of venezuelans that have been arriving at the southern border. this administration like others past have been trying to come up with a way to deal with the record number of migrants arriving at the u.s. southern border. more than 2 million migrants

matt rivers near buffalo tonight.so tonight, the end of an era. house speaker nancy pelosi, the first woman speaker of the house, revealing she will no longer serve as democratic leader. tonight, what even her adversaries are now acknowledging. and what comes next? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> tonight, the driver who plowed into 25 police recruits, two recruits in critical condition, we have just learned from authorities that the driver is set to be charged with attempted murder.

abc's matt rivers is in hamburg, new york, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, digging out from record snowfall already blamed for at least three deaths. >> this is a lot, but if you live in buffalo you have to expect this. >> reporter: some towns just south of buffalo seeing more than six feet of snow, at times piling up at six inches per hour. >> there's so much snow here its completely buried these cars, and it's also very heavy. that's why those guys are up on that roof trying to clear it up. because this is what can happen if you don't. the roof of this historic bowling alley collapsed under the weight of all this snow. >> it's been in my family for 100 years, started by my grandpa. >> it's just heartbreaking. >> yeah, devastating. i put my whole life into this place. >> reporter: crews out working 24 hours per day to clear the streets. dump trucks dropping off snow in this parking lot. bulldozers creating a mini mountain of snow. 77 inches falling on orchard park, home of the buffalo bills. accuweather capturing this video of the buried stadium from above. today's game against the browns

matt rivers has more from mexico city. acquaintance. now they want to prosecute that suspect right here in mexico. this morning, mexican authorities say they believe 25-year-old u.s. citizen shanquella robinson was killed by an acquaintance, another american woman, on vacation in los cabos. robinson was found dead at a luxury resort in late october, traveling with a group of friend whose actions immediately became suspicious. in one now viral video too violent to show robinson is seen being severely beaten. at least two people in the room watch and record the incident. in another one, someone films robinson taking a nap the day before she was killed. a police report from the day she died said guests at the resort called for medical help, claiming she had "drunk a lot of alcohol." doctor said she was, quote, stable but dehydrated adding the guest refused to bring her to a hospital. the police report said she went into cardiac arrest and was declared dead at 6:00 p.m., but an autopsy obtained by abc news contradicted that re

let's get the latest on the snowstorm with matt rivers in buffalo. morning to you, matt. >> good morning. yeah. lots of snow overnight in downtown buffalo, a brief lull in the moment as the lake-effect snw ban is drifting and you can see all of this just falling since last night and as you just mentioned, the storm and the system not over yet. >> this morning areas of western new york buried under more than five feet of snow as it's battered by a deadly winter storm. >> it was just, like, boom, where did we get this from? >> the first major lake-effect snowstorm of the season bringing record amounts of snowfall making travel all but impossible even for first responders. >> we're stuck in the snow ideal. >> do you need to be towed? >> even snowplows getting stuck. >> this front loader, too. >> it's unfathomable to see the snow come down in such a short period of time. >> the extreme weather shutting down traffic on route 11. dump trucks collecting piles of snow as residents try to dig their way out of their homes. erie county officials urging resident

abc's matt rivers has what we know at this hour. orning to you. >> reporter: good morning. investigators know just how important the first 48 hours are when a person is reported missing. police in this case say they're hoping for the, quote, best case scenario in the case of rachel cas castillo, mom to a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old. this morning, a mystery deepening in southern california as police search for a missing mother. >> as soon as i saw the blood i realized something wasn't right. >> reporter: rachel castillo reported missing to simi valley police department on thursday evening by her sister emily after returning to their shared apartment. her father, a retired law enforcement officer said it was a gruesome scene. police now believe rachel is quote, at risk. >> lots of blood, you know, on the floor, walls and ceiling, and my daughter wasn't there. >> reporter: adding rachel left behind her keys, wallet, phone and car. her mother said she last heard from her daughter by text that day regarding her children. >> i knew that th

matt rivers is live in buffalo. after four days of falling snow, the area can finally get some relief. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, eva, as you can see, still very windy here in buffalo and very cold. after just days of terrible weather after record-setting snowfall, it does appear that here in western new york, finally some light at the end of the tunnel. this morning the digout underway all across western new york. pummelled by record-breaking lake effect snowfall in a deadly winter storm that brought more than 6 feet of snow in some hard-hit areas. the deep snow creating tough conditions for crews trying to clear the roads. >> we have some crews that are going to be working 16-hour shifts, some crews that are going to be working straight 24-hour shifts. >> reporter: stranded drivers worried they won't be going anywhere soon. >> i don't see any help on the horizon. i see no towing trucks, nothing. >> reporter: the new york national guard staging at the erie county emergency operations center, help

the fbi has now opened an investigation into shanquella robinson's mysterious death and matt rivers isood morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we have been covering this story for more than a week now. with this new information that just came out really yesterday evening and overnight more questions than ever now surround the death of shanquella robinson here in mexico. this morning, a family looking for answers surrounding the death of north carolina native shanquella robinson at a luxury resort during a vacation in mexico. the fbi now investigating as a bombshell new development has emerged. mexican authorities say the american tourist may have been alive and that a medical professional on site may have been working on the 25-year-old for three hours before police arrived on the scene. according to local spanish language reports one of the guests staying at the resort called for help around 2:00 p.m. upon arriving and informing medical professionals that she had, quote, drunk a lot of alcohol. a doctor reportedly said she was stable but dehydrated suggesting she be treate

matt rivers is there for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael.ing up here in the city of buffalo. we have other heavy equipment on this side and this big salt pile here going to get a lot smaller over the next couple of days as we're looking at snowfall rates that could reach three inches per hour through sunday. overnight, a winter blast of lake-effect snow taking aim at western new york. cars navigating the elements, some drivers needing an assist from tow trucks. >> travel will be nearly impossible during the height of the storm. >> reporter: plows already dispatched trying to keep up with the conditions as snow has been hammering the area. drone video capturing numerous tractor-trailers that pulled off interstate i-90 to wait out the conditions and crammed into this rest area parking lot. now buffalo bracing for an historic storm. oficials calling it a crippling life threatening system that will impact the region for days. the worst is yet to come. forecasts calling for potential inches but in feet. >> these are the type of storms that really

matt rivers is in buffalo after riding out the storm there this weekend. tt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. president biden declaring a state of disaster here in western new york. 80 inches on the ground where i am in orchard park, and you can see behind me a mini mountain of snow being created by crews dropping off snow that they're picking up from streets. bulldozers piling it up 30 feet behind me. the storm now responsible for three deaths in the community. members of the national guard have been activated and with wind chills down in the single digits, 50 mile an hour winds, the severe weather threat. over the weekend the buffalo bills were set to play a home game here in western new york, and that game ended up getting moved to detroit. just to get the players to the -- to the plane, they had to get dug out by members of the community. it's a good example of members of the community doing what they can to support their team, cheering them on and also digging them out. robin? >> very supportive community. matt, thank you. >>> ginger tracking the late

matt rivers is there with the details. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george.erican friends came here to mexico city hoping to spend a fun weekend and instead lost their lives inside an apartment. their families, now asking how could that have happened? this morning, the families of fur tourists killed by carbon monoxide poisoning in two different mexico city vacation rentals demanding answers. >> this cannot happen anymore. >> reporter: authorities say americans kandace florence, jordan marshall and courtez hall were all found dead in their airbnb rental on october 30th. florence's family telling abc news they were in town to join day of the dead celebrations. >> she just loved being in the presence of other people and just feeling how they lived. >> reporter: they say the 28-year-old spoke to her boyfriend on the phone that day and told him she wasn't feeling well. >> she said, i was vomiting and dizzy and my legs are wobbly. >> reporter: authorizes say they arrived at the scene to find the bodies of the three friends all dead from carbon monoxide poisoning.

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matt rivers is there.ive feet of snow is expected to fall in parts of the city through the weekend. >> yeah, michael. here in the city of buffalo we got hit pretty good overnight. six to eight inches, but this could be the beginning of what will be a long weekend in the city of buffalo and for the hundreds of thousands of people in this metro area. overnight, crippling lake effect snow pounding the northeast. residents bracing for life-threatening conditions. a brigade of plows out on interstate 90 near buffalo trying to keep up with snowfall. numerous cars along the highway with stranded drivers waiting to be rescued. in buffalo, three inches falling in just one hour at the buffalo airport, where air traffic has ground to a halt. overnight, erie county officials proactively implementing a driving ban, forcing two feet of snow during the peak of the night. >> we were very worried they were going to receive a significant snowfall in the first few hours of this. >> reporter: truck drivers racing against the

now on bbc news, the weather with matt taylor. hello. river there are still flood warnings in place across the uk. all the latest details on the bbc weather website. the not great news is that we have some further rain to come tonight. it's pushing its way from west to east. some heavier bursts mixed in. it's not going to be the widespread persistent rain we have seen over recent days, but given that the ground is saturated, any rain is unwelcome in some parts at the moment. it will be across eastern areas to finish the night. clearer skies into the west. temperatures a little bit up and down for many overnight and roughly around six or seven degrees for most as we start sunday morning. a wet start, though, for some across eastern scotland and eastern england. the rain persists in north—east aberdeenshire, caithness and into 0rkney through the day. a windy, but brighter day in shetland. things will brighten up in eastern scotland and eastern england through the day after that cloudy and damp start. some good long sunny spells. in the west, sun

mad river's with the latest. matt: a bit of a lull in what is an historic event here in buffalo. even though it is not sewing much at the moment, it has snowed a lot overnight. look at this car buried. i could help this person a little bit. they are going to have to dig out. 12-18 inches overnight. that will not be the end of the storm. that direction is lake erie. the big driver. this is lake-effect snow. the water temperature being a little higher adds instability to the atmosphere and helps produce all of this snow. a bit of a lull in the city of buffalo. further south, feet of snow. already measured in richard park , where the buffalo bills play. they had to move their game that was scheduled to be at home. that game will now be played in detroit. the snow set up south of the city and it is going to keep snowing. in buffalo proper, it is going to pick up likely overnight, according to the forecasts. there could be another foot of snow that falls here in buffalo before all is said and done. even more of the city. even though it is comping right now, this snow is very much not

matt. hello. the rain may have eased off, but river levels will continue to rise, and through today so far we've stillnext 2a hours. not quite the extent as what we've seen of late, but it's coming in this evening across ireland, then into western scotland, wales, western england. some heavy bursts at times, it's going to turn a bit more erratic as it works its way eastwards, so there will be some drier moments, but we could even see a bit of sleet and snow mixed in on the tops of the hills. temperatures will be a little bit up and down through the night, but by the end of the night most places will be around 5—8 celsius as we start sunday. cloudy and wet start, that rain falling on saturated ground in eastern parts of scotland, eastern areas of england, as well. brightening up here quicker than it will do across eastern scotland, but the sunshine will come out for most. the far north, east aberdeenshire, parts of caithness and 0rkney may stay cloudy and damp all day long. away from that, though, western areas start dry and sunny, but we will see some showers, some of those heavy and thundery. they'll

river. so he was -- chris farley was very ahead of his time, matt foley saying i live in a van down by the river those. donny deutsch, thank you so much. great to see you. send our best to your mom. >> thank you. >>> and now new polls to tell you about, in the pennsylvania senate race, democrat john fetterman has a six point lead over republican mehmet oz. >> and gets oprah's seal of approval. >> and raphael warnock is up four points on herschel walker. and mark kelly is up four points on blake masters. and again these maris polls have democrat katie hobbs with a slight lead over republican kari lake. jen psaki is back with us, also chris matthews is joining the discussion. chris, there are a lot of people as mark halperin said this morning that shop at zabars and agents at caa and students at university of wisconsin professors that hope maris has it right because those latest polls that came out last night i think at midnight all trending the democrats' way. but it looks like the polls are all over the place. what are you seeing when you look? >> i look at pennsylvania, i've been checking aroun

matt. plenty of rain in the last week and it helped the rivers to respond. we have seen almost double, if not more than double our november rain fall. still some wet weather this week. but brighter at the end of the week. low pressure will feed in and strengthen winds and tomorrow a mild start, a lot of cloud around on monday. a grey day, rain for all areas. heaviest in wales and dumfries and galloway and sunshine to end the day in northern scotland. the breeze will pick up. the breeze is from the south—west and so it is mild at 12 to 16 degrees. tomorrow evening a wild spell in the west. rain and gusty winds that will sweep across all parts. you could have a few windows rattled through the night monday into tuesday. winds up to 60mph. into tuesday, we have low pressure to the north—west. but there is a mixture of sunshine and showers on tuesday. a changing sky and some heavy showers starting in the west and pushing east through the west and pushing east through the day. another blustery and mild day. more sunshine and showers on wednesday. by the end of wee

matt. she's fontaine, they can't wait for a nasa sign at the venus entrance. bringing in more tourists. lou, i was got river midweek bonded legal football action. wednesdays taught match saw 6th place are bay leipzig come here from one of 11 and beat games host 2nd place fryeburg. i'd like to say came out on top with a convincing 31 victory. ah leipzig managed to surprise the fryeburg defense only watch in the 1st half. but christopher in cuckoo attempt only kiss the outside of the post lives. it didn't come any closer to taking the lead and cuckoo did hear . but after 55 minutes and after the cuckoo again was denied by the cross bar. the deadlock was finally broken. fellow frenchmen, muhammad z, marking nettie the deserved leipzig lead. and just one minute later, christopher on cuckoo finally got his goal. number 12 of the season for the bonus biggest top marks me who will hopefully shine is bright at the world cup. having made it into the french squad, fryeburg not only both the leagues best defense, they also pride themselves on being very efficient at the other end of the pitch, defender lucas, curb, la

matt turner like howard from new jersey. what's with you guys and goalies. >> steve: we're just good. just saying coming across the river.to our side. >> brian: can you watch on the app. i was in transit in the first few minutes and it's just amazing on the ipad how quick, watching in qatar. >> ainsley: we know you watch. one time it was live. watching a game live while you are anchoring the show. >> brian: right. >> steve: you had to. >> brian: how was i know if argentina was going to be upset. argentina in trouble to. a lot of great teams having trouble getting through. >> steve: focused one team. pro-america. >> >> ainsley: rail workers furious with amtrak joe. >> steve: unions are calling out the president, to avert a potentially catastrophic strike before the holiday season. >> brian: right. here we go. jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest. jacqui, this came down to the last moment. i don't think every democrat is on board to with this. >> they are not. there might be avenues around that, guys. speaker pelosi says she has got the votes in the house two. bills on the floor this morning.

river park. within a matter of days. president biden has given student loan borrowers a few more months of grace, extending the pause on loan payments until this summer box news matt house's plan while it awaits a decision from the courts. president biden is pressing pause yet again on student loan payments, meaning millions of americans can skip paying up until june 30th of next year or until litigation is resolved. it's a controversial idea, and critics say it's not fair to those who never went to college or who did go and already repaid their loans. there's never been any congressional authorization of bailout bill. the courts have said no, you can't do it. and yet biden is moving forward with it, the committee for a responsible federal budget says extending the pause is inflationary and could cost an additional $40 billion. the supreme court is expected to weigh in completely confident my plan is legal, so confident the department of education sent out emails to the applicants over the weekend, telling some they have been approved for debt forgiveness, even though the program is in legal limbo. more than 26 million people already applied for the relief, but it

matt taylor. hello, it may be a drier day today for many of you compared with yesterday, but the impact of yesterday's rainfall is still being felt, with rivern half of mainland scotland wettest of all. to north of that, though, breezy with some sunny spells, but that wind still a key feature in orkney and shetland. blustery to the south, but northern ireland brightening up relatively this morning. a few splashes of rain southern scotland, northern england, north wales, north midlands, but a lot of drier weather here. further south we go, we've got a mainly dry day with some sunny spells continuing. nine to 12 today, but tonight will be a cold night away from eastern areas where cloud and patchy rain or drizzle will continue. clearer skies in the west and this is where temperatures will drop down. northern ireland, wales, south—west england, a widespread frost to take us into the start of your weekend. that's because you're under this little ridge of high pressure. winds lighter here. some mist and fog patches too. one weather front to the east, which will be a fairly weak feature but produce cloud, patchy rain or drizzle. this one moving in