and county police say they believe the incident at milford mill academy was consensual.itness news. >> thank you, megan. >> baltimore city police continue to investigate the incident that happened outside a building not used for instructional purposes. >>> our team is caught up in a -- he was arrested at his family's home in july. today he was charged with helping pennsylvania woman prosecutors say he offered to help her recruit and fund overseas terror operation that includes a plot -- >>> a suspected hatchet murder has been tracked down tonight more than 1,000 miles from his home in baltimore. there are grew some new details about the killing. >> reporter: ryan jackson was found stabbed to death with a hatchet his body was dumped in baltimore. now police have arrested 37- year-old larry horton and charged him with first first- degree murder. they tracked him down more than 1,000 miles away in alabama. there's no telling what, you know, went through that guy's mind at the time, but, you know, it will all -- it will all come out. >> reporter: jackson's girlfriend is due

accident recorded in milford mill at church lane. drive times doing fine, harrisburg southbound ring five minutes, 6 minutes to travel 95 southbound, white marsh to the beltway. 6 minutes between bel air and providence. >>> traveling north avenue, lane closures in effect at 9:00 this morning, all due to utility work. eastbound and westbound north avenue, between howard street and mount royal will be closed except for one lane of through traffic. closures expected to last for two months. >>> seattle is bracing for via document, sound like a movie coming up. the biggest freeway shut down will begin or did begin friday night. the true test is the commute. drivers scrambling trying to find alternate routes to work. it carries 100,000 cars through the heart of downtown seattle everyday. closed until halloween, aging roadway will be replaced by a tunnel and someone who has driven that, that's a good thing. gas prices are rising, the average price of a gallon is $3.47. the spike follows a rise in crude oil prices and dramatic increase. the

. >> reporter: in west milford, new jersey, the record snow at this house left them marveling which is all they could do aside from listening to their battery-powered radio. >> when snow usually falls, there aren't leaves, so it's less of a problem. >> reporter: as the people of the northeastern united states clean up after this mess they do so haunted by the calendar. all this and there is still 53 days until the official start to winter. jim axelrod, cbs news, west milford, new jersey. >>> at least three jetblue planes and an american airlines jet were stranded on the tarmac in hartford, connecticut, for hours. passengers said they were trapped for more than seven hours and the plane ran out of food, water, and working toilets. >> there filled. they are totally filled. nobody can go in them any more. you just have to hold it. it's ridiculous. this airport, this airport is just leaving us here and not doing anything about it. >> reporter: jetblue says power outages at the airport made it difficult to get passengers off those planes. there were travel troubles on the ground, too. an am

here in milford, 45 minutes from 30 rock, up to 19 inches of snow.ok how it's sticking to the trees, that's the big issue. heavy wet snow with temperatures right around freezing. we could get more branches coming down. thousands of tree limbs drop across the entire path of the storm. here is one of them. what happens, they take out these power lines. at one point, nearly 3 million without power. in new jersey, half a million customers without power. the governor lost his power and some of the roads are still closed because of blocked trees. good weather ahead, lester, but cold nights for those without heat. back to you. >> unbelievable. >>> massachusetts declared a state of emergency with one town receiving almost two feet of snow. dan housely from whdh in worcester, massachusetts, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. here in worcester, about a foot of snow. a great mid winter scene, but here in october, we're talking more trick than treat. this was a record in worcester, the record about 7 1/2 inches. we got 12 inches he

a staggering 19 inches in west milford, new jersey, and further north, more than 31 inches in jaffrey, new hampshire. >> first, 30 inches of snow in february is a big deal. to see in it october is unprecedented. >> reporter: any snow this time of year can be a shock. it was only the fourth time in recorded history that new york central park had measurable snow in october. it's a weird wintry weekend storm, poking halloween ghosts and goblins in white. giving kids an early taste of winter fun and leaving adults fearful about the future. >> we don't want six months of winter over here. three, four months is enough. >> reporter: in downtown new york, and other cities where protesters vowed to occupy wall street, they got a good taste of one of their toughest challenges. winter. a we move into the workweek, one bit of good news to report, most area airports are operating close to normal with only minor delays today after massive problems yesterday. still, connecticut, massachusetts, new jersey and parts of new york remain under a state of emergency. lester? >> ron allen starting us off to

it's not just here in west milford.of the week in many communities around the northeast. and the reason is because of these huge numbers of outages. let's, in fact, show you what the outages look like in some places in the northeast. 800,000 without power in connecticut. that's a new record. 600,000 without power in new jersey. 300,000 plus in new york. 250,000 in pennsylvania without power, and 11,000 in western maryland. why so many people without power? because the snow came so early, the leaves were still on the trees. so much snow on the trees snapping so many branches into so many powers lines. amazing snow totals. a lot of records set in october. another set of numbers to show you there. new york city got 20. inches of snow. concord, new hampshire, 13.6 inches and bristol, connecticut, 17 inches and plainfield, massachusetts, 30 inches! so as people start to get into the cleanup in and around the northeast, i mean, look around behind me. the problem, of course, for a lot of people is the calendar. we are still 52

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it happened in the auditorium at milford mill academy while a substitute teacher was in the room. someone videotaped it and over thed it online. police have not found the tape. those students are charged with perverted sex act and indecent exposure. jessica, back to you. >> thank you. the charges come a day after a sex tape scandal at a baltimore city school. >>> a howard county teen could spend time behind bars if found gull ti in a terror plot. mohammad hassan khalid helped a woman known as jihad jane in a terror plot. >>> johns hopkins hospital will soon be treating an engineer who was evacuated from the south poll to -- pole to new zealand. they believe she suffered a stroke two years ago but because of the weather could not get out of the antarctic. let's see what's happening with our weather. definitely cooler. i was outside for a little bit. you need that light jacket. meteorologist tim williams is updating conditions. >>> a very fall like temperature. 58 degrees at bwi. actually, now the temperatures are updating. 57. we dropped one degree. we're in the 60s towards d.c., t

the students in the milford mill case are charged with indecent exposure and performing a perverted sex act. >>> after nearly 10 years, the war in iraq is coming to an end. just hours ago, president obama announces all u.s. forces will be coming home by the end of the year. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from the white house. >>> president obama is declaring an end to the war in iraq. >> our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: from the white house briefing room, the president said all u.s. forces will be on their way home by the end of this year. his announcements came after a secure video conference with iraqi prime minister, nouri al- maliki. the two leaders congratulated each other and promised to move forward as allies. >> with our diplomats and civilian advisers in the lead, will help iraqis strengthen institutions that are just, representative, and accountable. >> the white house spent months negotiating with iraqi leaders to keep several thousand troops there as a training force. but in the end, officials wouldn't agree to give them impmunit

almost 20 in west milford, new jersey. a foot in snowshoe, west virginia., a town called snowshoe. >> aptly named. >> yes, of course. at least three deaths are being blamed on this rare autumn snowstorm. states of emergency are now in effect in new york, new jersey, connecticut and massachusetts. >> we've got reporters out all throughout the storm zone. let's kick it off with abc's t.j. winick who is in one of the hardest hit spots, windsor, connecticut. t.j., good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. hard to believe, but december 22nd, that is the first day of winter, still seven weeks away, but you wouldn't know it. taking a look around, it actually quite pretty, like a norman rockwell painting. here in windsor, we have about 8 or 9 inches of snow, but it is heavy and hard to walk in. down here on the street you can see the downed trees and power lines, hundreds in each town. and up there, you can see the top of a power line actually sheared clean off. things got so bad here in connecticut yesterday, at one point it's believed in only two numen

reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the students in the milford mills case are charged with indecent exposure and performing a perverted sex act. >>> a teenager and a recent morgan state university graduate are both killed in an accident in fells point. their vehicles collided late last night on south broadway. the victims are 18-year-old zoe crump ton and 23-year-old julie benson. benson was a popular homecoming king at morgan state. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> the end is in sight for thousands of troops. today, president obama announced all american forces in iraq will come home by the end of the year. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from the white house. >> reporter: president obama is declaring an end to the war in iraq. >> our troops in iraq. will definitely be home for the holidays. >> reporter: from the white house briefing room, the president said all u.s. forces will be on their way home by the end of this year. his announcements came after a secure video conference with iraqi prime minister nouri al- maliki. the two le

. >> police are searching for the gun man that shot a man in milford mill. ernest bill bailes was found inside a vehicle on salt lake drive just after 11:00 p.m. last night. they say citizen discover the man after he was parked illegally. >> and a man is convicted of murder of a 16-year-old girl even though her body has never been found. >> it took the jury less than an hour and a half to find 36-year- old jason gross guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of 16-year-old rochelle battle. this is the second no-body murder conviction here in baltimore. cracks this family -- >> this family since 2006 has not known where their family member was. today, they got their first measure of closure. >> the prosecutor speaks for the family of rochelle battle after her killer was brought to justice. a tough task for a baltimore county jury thursday, should they convict 36-year-old jason gross of the murder of sheep -- of rochelle battle even though her body was never found? they are passionate closing arguments from the state and defense attorneys. the state canno

homicide detectives are trying to figure out how the body of a man ended up in a car in the milford no area. the responded to a call after somebody reported the car and their parking spot. investigators say initial reports showed the man has been shot have no suspects at the time. montgomery county state's attorney says he may consider asking for the death penalty against the man charged with killing his it strange might -- estranged wife and also suspected of killing his stepson. the body was found and clarksburg on tuesday, a week after its mother was found beaten and stabbed to death in her germantown condo. police are now awaiting autopsy results to determine how william died. >> we have seen a mixture of sun and clouds the route of the day but even with the sun we are having a hard time warming up. 60 degrees out of bwi marshall because the winds are coming out of the south was pretty vigorously. gusts are up to 24. as we head to the afternoon we could see gusts past 39 miles an hour. strongest winds will be throughout the afternoon and evening and they will slowly tapered down to

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. >> reporter: in west milford, new jersey the 19 incheses a delane yeas' house left them marveling, which us about all they could do aside from listening to the battery powered radio. >> when the leaves are on the trees that causes it to be hch heavier, and in winter it less of a problem. >> reporter: as the people of the northeastern united states clean up after this mess they do so haunted by the calendar. all this and there's still 53 days until the official start to winter. jim axelrod, west mill ford, new jersey. >> mitchell: campaign 2012. the new desmoines register poll out this weekend shows herman cain now leading the republican pack with 23%. just ahead of mitt romney with 22%. juan paul placed third with 12% and the others scored single digits. jan crawford is in washington with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, russ. this iowa poll really reflects what we're seeing across the country. the herman cain is striking a cord with people, and now with just over two months until they start voting he shows no signs of slowing down. the new iowa poll shows voter

david lee miller is live in west milford, new jersey tonight. lee, what are crews doing to try to get the power on as quickly as they can? >> well, shepard, it might sound easy, but it may, in fact, be difficult to accomplish, but the utility companies need to do and they are trying to do is simply get more crews out on the street. here in the state of new jersey, for example, they are bringing in workers from georgia. in the state of massachusetts, they are bringing in crews from as far as away as missouri. and let's take the state of connecticut, for example, where there are still hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people without power. this afternoon there were about 300 utility crews on the street. by now they say they expect that number to be almost double but still it is going to be days before all the lights are back on. shepard? >> shepard: poor trick-or-treaters tonight, david lee. feel bad for the kids. they look forward to this for months. >> oh, boy. there are a lot of disappointed goblins and ghouls this evening. in many instance

>> reporter: first off, we were in west milford yesterday, veronica. we're about an hour away now in morris township. we're still in new jersey. still a lot of power out in the state right now. about a third of a million homes without power. way down. pse and g is reporting 7% 0% of customers that have been without power are on. this is a big hardwood, big oak tree. it took out these big transmission lines, cable, power, phone, and stretching down the street you can see that telephone pole with a transformer. it hasn't exploded. you can see how it's leaning. people can't get through here, obviously. in fact, i just saw one gentleman. he ventured out, looked left and right and put his arms up. first time he's been out on the road from his home since the storm hit on saturday. up in these areas, over a foot of snow. we're getting melting. the roads are not the issue today. it's cleaning up the mess. coming up here from around newark, there's debris everywhere on the side of the roads. a lot of cleanup yesterday in the neighborhoods. again, it's getting t

so this is an historic snow storm and parts of new jersey, west milford reporting nine inches of snow. it's really come down out there. and will continue to do so throughout the evening house, throughout the nighttime hours and even across new england, we're looking at heavy snow possible throughout the rest of tomorrow morning. you will be looking at very impresssive snow totals across the area. right now we still have heavy snow across eastern pennsylvania, moving into upstate new york and also pushing into southern portions of new england, baltimore and dc, you got snowflakes. most of that winding down. new york city we have had some warmer air pushing in to the area. you can see that rain snow line, basically right over our city. some areas are seeing some of that snow changing over to rain. so that's something to keep in mind. you will be seeing more heavy snow as we head into tonight before it winds down as we head into the overnight hours. that's something to keep in mind. travel will be very dangerous not just in new york city, but across the across the entire northeast. maine

a beautiful snowy shot of west milford, new jersey. >> a collapsing tree.cenes like this. >> even in our backyard from central park and across new york city, a number of trees down. the issue there being across the region, so many leaves still on the trees. this heavy wet snow and that makes for a major mess on a halloween morning. >> yes, indeed. nasty weather out there. >>> coming up, we will talk more about the occupy wall street protests. this is one of the obstacles they dealt with. the bad weather over the weekend. more winter weather, obviously, to come. many of the protesters stuck it out but a long hard winter coming here. >> we will see if they have a future if the weather gets too bad. we will take a look at the costs involved. there is more and more talk about that. a lot of cities with very tight budgets now having to pay for extra police overtime. other services to monitor the gathering so break that down for you as well. >> cities and states have little money to begin with right now. >>> more of "60 minutes" interview with ruth and andrew mad

pennsylvania, 16 inches, 19 west milford, new jersey. harriman, new york 16.y over two inches. theseç are the latest numbers that are coming in out of new hampshire, 31.4 inches. plain field, massachusetts 30.4. significant snowfall. as we've been saying all falling on trees that have not lost leaves. a little wind today will pull off. tomorrow morning, 9:00, winds not an issue. plenty of sun. a lot of people stuck from the airports because of yesterday and today, still dealing with the wind will clear out tomorrow. it will be a good day. tonight below freezing for so many, still dealing with a million or two million without power tonight. it i&o going to be a dangerous night ahead. >> is there another snow storm in sight? >> not for the northeast but more for denver this week and next weekend the possibility of a big storm for the central plains. >> thanks rick. >>> not the weather, but a labor disturbance that has grounded qantas air ways. strike stranding tens of thousands of passengers around the globe. 10th largest airline has grounded its global fleet l

. >> continuing his push in new hampshire, mitt romney holds a town hall in milford, new hampshire later today. it comes as a new wmur granite state poll showing the former massachusetts governor with 37% support in new hampshire, a wide lead there. herman cain, at 12%, followed by ron paul with 9%. but look down the list there, rick perry with only 4% support in the state of new hampshire. >>> around the world, deadly violence breaking out in cairo, as christian demonstrators clashed with security forces after a recent attack on a community church. at least 24 people have been killed and 200 wounded as guntire was heard in the streets and cars set on fire. egypt's prime minister calls the violence the most serious threat to the country's security. christians are accusing the egypt's governing military council of being too lenient on muslim radical who is the christians say are behind a recent string of deadly attacks. the worst uprise since the protests earlier this year that removed from power president hosni mubarak. >>> ethnic tensions in egypt, iraq, only help assad prove his theory

. >> reporter: in west milford, new jersey, the record snow at this house left them marveling which is all they could do aside from listening to their battery-powered radio. >> when snow usually falls, there aren't leaves, so it's less of a problem. >> reporter: as the people of the northeastern united states clean up after this mess they do so haunted by the calendar. all this and there is still loading a train with corn. >>> to politics now this morning. herman cain's campaign is denying reports that he was alleged sexual harassment by two women. >> reporter: the cain campaign used to complain they don't get enough coverage but they are getting plenty now, but just not the kind they wanted. the report from politico.com charges cain was twice accused of sexual harassment when he ran the national restaurant association in the 1990s. politico says the women signed nondisclosure agreements with the group in exchange for five figure financial payouts. neither woman was identified. the cain campaign angrily disputed the report calling the allegations baseless and saying, quote, inside the

julie banderas is standing by in a town buried in snow and ice in west milford, new jersey. >> west milfordout power as of last evening received up to 19 inches of snow. to give you an idea, here's a beautiful home, beautiful scenery. inside it is about 55° in this person's house. much of the same throughout the entire northeastç and mid atlantic area. snow piling up high on the banks here. the trees this is the reason why. there is -- why there is no power for over two million people this was a tree. notice the leaves. we are still in fall. with the heavy snow, the wet, heavy snow on top of these branches already covered in leaves obviously the trees are falling down, knocking down pounds of now we are lines in new jersey -- down thousands of powerlines in new jersey state of emergency in massachusetts and in new york in some places and connecticut. here in new jersey there are 600,000 people without power in connecticut worse, they set a record theyç have 750,000 people without power. much of the same in massachusetts. we have video in the stay of massachusetts they were the hardest --

. >> police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man in milford mill. the 21-year-old man was found inside a vehicle on salt lake drive just after 11:00 last evening. police said the victim was found when a citizen was getting information on the license plates because the car was parked illegally. >> faced with the potential of mass atrocities, and a call for help from the libyan people, the united states and our friends and allies stopped that of the's forces in their tracks. >> following news that former dictator muammar gaddafi had been killed, president obama told the libyan people today, you have won your revolution. the president pledged his full support for democracy in the north african country. he also remembered the american victims who killed in the 1988 plane bombing over scotland. gaddafi is said to have been behind the bombing plot. there were also maryland victims who died in that terrorist attack over lockerbie. today a congressman recognized a family lost a loved one. >> the first thing he said when we met with him is, i am gaddafi, col

david lee miller is live in well milford, new jersey. what a scene it is there. david, what's the latest this morning there? >> reporter: well, let's start with this, bill. in total, west milford received 19 inches of snow over the weekend, that is the record for the state, but the entire state of new jersey has been affected by this storm, the governor said a short time ago that there are now some 1200 department of transportation crews on the road, trying to clear downed trees, trees like the one behind me you can see over my shoulder, this tree literally split in half. he said there are some 1000 utility crews also on the streets, trying now to restore power. let's bring up some of the latest statistics that underscore how many people have been affected here, and in the state of new jersey, we are now told about 300,000 people are without power. that number, down significantly from the 600,000 or so over the weekend. one of those affected was governor chris christie, he now has power. hundreds of thousands have had it restored. still many others are waiting. a

west milford, 19 inches and berkshires, plainfield checking in with a staggering 30.8 inches. >> not even halloween yet. what does it peen for the winter to come. >> doesn't necessarily mean it'sing about to be a big winter but it's a la nina pattern and produced such a nasty winter last year and continues into this winter. >> the pattern that caused last year already set up not even halloween. >> unfortunately, yes. >> all right, jeff smith tonight, thank you. >>> hundreds spent the worst of the storm outside and by choice. occupy wall street protesters braved the elements in lower manhattan overnight with nothing more than tents to protect them from the snow and wind after the city confiscated their heaters and fuel on friday for safety reasons. demonstrators say they are not going anywhere. >> i think there are definitely a lot of people who plan to be here all winter and it could happen because we're get pretty well organized. >> the occupy protest in denver turned violent as demonstrators there and police clashed. more than 20 people were arrested. the protesters pushed toward t

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. >> the search continues for work shot and killed a man in the milford mill neighborhood. a man was found dead inside a car just after 11:00 p.m. on wednesday night after some might notice that the car was parked illegally and called police. >> yesterday he was an honors student. this morning mohammad hassan khalid is a terrorist. prosecutors alleged he and another suspect had been using the internet to try to recruit people to wage holy war for the past three years. he was arrested back in july. the crime carries a 15-year prison sentence. >> libyans around the world are celebrating a new beginning. but the big question is what happens now. kate amara joins us live with that story. >> the next big step is expected on saturday when the interim leaders declared the entire country liberated. as libyans continue to celebrate the death of ousted leader muammar gaddafi -- >> we are so happy. it's a great -- greatest moment in all my life. >> there are concerns about the future of the country. gaddafi was killed thursday after being captured by revolutionaries. >> you have won y

a storm of this size, historic this early in the season, look at the 19 inches in west milford. again, a record three inches in central park. cold extends all of the way down through the south. >> this weather has been brought to you by hunter douglas. be careful shoveling that heavy, wet snow. >>> and now we turn to an amazing survival story on the california coast. a young man manages to swim away from a shark, after suffering multiple bites. abc's dan kloeffler has the latest. >> reporter: in yet another clash between sharks and sur fors. a california man was within a few feet of a shark attacking his friend. >> came down over the top of the wave. i started hearing him say scr m screaming, shark, shark. at that point, i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: dan was surfing with his friend when a shark snuck up and attacked eric. bleeding and still in harm's way, eric feverishly paddled for shore. brandon swam ahead to get help. >> i looked over, at that point, i saw quite a blood come out of his arm. >> reporter: amazingly, eric managed to get himself out of the water.

the town of west milford, new jersey got 19 inches of snow waist high on the banks trees covered, leavesavy snow this is what it looks like down this one neighborhood. the people in the neighborhood among the 600,000 people without power in new jersey. massive outages caused because of the fact that all these leaves remain on branches. massachusetts has more than 600,000 outages. new hampshire, new york, maine, maryland, vermont, also without power. the storm is being blamed for several deaths. states of emergency have been declared in new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts and parts of new york. in connecticut, the numberç rising more than 800,000 power customers without electricity, shattering the record set two months ago by hurricane irene. it could take a week before power is restored for that state. dozens of shelters have been opened. the governor has asked volunteer fire departments to allow people in for warmth and showers. at least four hospitals relying on generators for power. roads, rails, airline flights, all knocked out because of fallen trees. passengers on a jetblue fli

an accident at milford mill road. 18 miles per hour approaching 795. so far so good on the harrisburg expressway. let's take a live view of traffic and will start with the west side. there is your delay and the pace of things until you get to 70. this is traffic near chesaco avenue on the east side of the beltway. tunnel traffic looking good on 95 and 895. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are off to an ok start on this monday morning. 44 degrees at the airport. take a light jacket with you. we will make it into the mid 60's this afternoon. 30% chance of rain this afternoon and this evening. dry this morning. tuesday it looks like a good day. 50's on thursday and friday. only in the 40's by saturday next weekend. the next couple of days will probably be the warmest days of the week. >> 45 degrees on tv hill. talk about a markup on a dress. wait to hear how much this dress sold for at auction. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what sacrifices if any have you made due to the rise in gas prices? you c

authorities were called to the milford mill area along the 8100 block of salt lake drive around 10:30 p.m. a caller had noticed a car parked in his spot and a man seemingly lifeless inside. there were signs of some traumatic injury. we're waiting for an autopsy. >> baltimore county want to know -- baltimore county police want to know more about an overnight accident that killed a man tried to cross the street. he was heading across the intersection of eastern and virginia avenues in at 6 when a van came through and hit him. the drivers stayed at the scene as first responders to arrive. the victim died later at the hospital. >> we are getting surveillance video from this chick-fil-a. we are told the suspects held up the chick-fil-a, barge in with guns and made off with cash. no one was hurt in the incident. >> a blustery day for sure at across the mid-atlantic as a powerful storm departs our area. it has produced a bit of clouds mixed with sunshine at times and a passing sprinkle in a spot or two, but mostly dry conditions across the state. the main bulk of the brain has pushed to the

by the time police got to the milford mill academy, students say word of what happened had spread.nsensual sex in the room. one student captured it on the cell phone. the students have been charged with a count of perverted sect act and indecent exposure. mike schuh reporting from police headquarters, back to you. >>> this morning opening statements are expected to begin in the trial of a murder for hire man. bish was was hired to kill the woman's husband. the state is seeking the death penalty. >>> a baltimore county man is convicted of murdering a teen. yesterday jason gross was found guilty of killing rochelle battle in the essex area. police believe it happened in march 6th of 2009. the girl's body was burned in an incinerator. up next, which famous politician's daughter is getting ready to walk down the aisle this weekend and a look at the new tactics retailers are taking to get you shopping this holiday season. season. of course, news and weather i'm drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' a dunkin' latte. i can't think without my dunkin' iced latte. it's a real latte. i love it. i ru

later in the hour also in new hampshire, mitt romney holds a town hall meeting in milford.obama visits with wounded service members at walter reed military medical center. >>> almost every day there are kids across the nation who fear going to school because they're bullied beyond the limit. sop don't even want to live anymore. anderson cooper sat down with these students and a few celebrity guests who are joining the fight to end bullying. here are some of their stories. >> how often do you get bullied, do you get pushed around? >> almost every day. >> almost every day. >> yes. >> and damion, how about you? you're straight but your two dads are gay and you're on gymnastics team which people make fun of you for. what do people say to you? >> they would call me gay, fag boy, gay boy. >> what do people call you? >> they call me dyke, [ bleep ], faggot. i have been even called words i'm ashamed to say to this day. >> dillon, you have recently been taken out of the school. you're now being home schooled. did you just not feel safe in school? >> kids made me feel like i was the

denton, over toward milford, delaware. all moving up pretty much south to north in the city.e, you can see a little more of this rain activity. and maybe even a thundershower tonight. 64 now. and guess what. the dew point, 64 degrees. that means we're socked in. it can't get any more moist in the atmosphere. 100%. east winds, 9. barometer falling. still 29.38. that's low, actually. once again, my computer refuses to report the temperatures for some reason. somebody over there will fix it. the east winds are pushing the water on the west side of the day, which means we're seeing higher-than-normal tides. later tonight into tomorrow, the winds will shift back to the west. that will push the water on the east side of the bay. which means we have a possibility of higher-than- normal tides, on the eastern side of the bay, late tonight and tomorrow. tonight, it's on the western side of the bay. to tides, running 1 to 2 feet above normal. that's why we have a coastal flood warning in effect. much now way up to the north and east of us. still a few more showers popping up here in vir

jon: david lee miller is live in well milford, new jersey right now. what's the latest on the aftermath, david? >> well, the temperatures are in their 50, the snow is starting to melt, but there's still plenty to go around. west milford, jon, received 19 inches of snow and as you can see in front of the municipal building, there's still a great deal of melting that still has to take place. and behind me is a pear tree, and you can see the damage caused by this storm. what happened is, as you can see, the tree still has leaves, we are told at this time of the year, the trees here still have 50 to 80 percent of their leaves in tact, the snow adhered to the trees, the weight was too great and this tree like thousands of others simply collapsed, the branches collapsed like twigs, often taking with them power lines, and that's why we have now millions of people throughout the northeast that do not have power. one of them is with us, maureen finkelstein, she lives close to here, you're frustrated and angry. when are the lights going to come back on, what hav

west milford, new jersey 19 inches and west hartford almost a foot. newark 5.2, just shy of three in central park but that was the record in philadelphia coming in with .3 inches. that snow impacting halloween for some people. don, worcester, massachusetts they had just shy of 15 inches of snowfall there and they decide it is too risky for trick or treat. so they decided to postpone it until thursday when temperatures are expected to be in the 60s. they said better safe than sorry, kids. put the costumes away for a couple more days. kind of a bummer but kind of agree if you have that many limbs down, a lot of people without power. go ahead and put it off for a couple of days. the rest of the country, what can you expect for halloween or trick or treating, good weather wise. we expect a lot of rain across south florida. you have been dealing with that already. more of that and you might have to have the umbrella. the rest of the country is quiet. and temperature-wise a lot of 40s and 50s. it isn't terrible. may have to wear extra clothes under the cost

windsor over 20 inches, 19 or so in west milford and millbrook, new york, 1 7.9.re also impressive in pennsylvania. some places get an abundance, others less. 20s and 30s from philadelphia southward to the east of the nation's capital in the delmarva peninsula. as we wrap up your forecast for the delays, we have them in miami, orl, tampa, due to thunderstorms and heavy rain. detroit, scattered showers. may keep you grounded for about an hour and san francisco, not the fog but gusty winds wrap it up, might keep you on the tarmac for a little bit longer than you'd want. that's the latest. you're up to speed. back to new york. >> we appreciate that. >>> occupy protesters in oakland, california, are calling for a general strike on wednesday. they're hoping to shut down the port of oakland and to show solidarity with long shore workers. organizers say the strike will be a warning shot to the 1% that their wealth only exists because of the 99%. >>> in oregon police arrested some 24 occupy protesters last night who refused to leave a city park in portland after warnings

investment banker, who previously called the protests class warfare, said this today at a town hall in milford, new hampshire. >> one of the things, in my view, that has made america's economy the most powerful in the world is that we have a very capable financial services sector that makes loans and allows businesses to start and thrive. now, are there bad actors on wall street? absolutely. are there bad actors on main street? absolutely. they have to be found and picked out and plucked out. to say somehow we should point and attack other americans or other regions of america or industries in america, i think would be a mistake. i think the idea of dividing our nation at a time of crisis is the wrong way to go. all the streets are connected. wall street is connected to main street. so finding a scapegoat, finding someone to blame in my opinion didn't the right way to go. >> joining me now from manchester, new hampshire, former louisiana governor buddy roamer, a republican candidate for president. thanks for joining me tonight, governor. >> great to be here. like your show. >> you've been stru

west milford, new jersey, more than 19 inches there. 5 inches for you in newark. central park, 2.9. that was an all-time record for new york city. philadelphia, .3 inches of snowfall. >> we know in jaffrey people are going nowhere. maybe. what's the commute look like for tomorrow for many of these cities hard hit? >> chad mentioned the temperatures have been warming up quite a bit. that's going to help. overnight tonight, a few of these areas are going to get down below freezing. a few of you are going to stay above the freezing mark. couple things to keep in mind is bridges and overpasses always ice up first. your roads might be wet, might seem fine. you hit something that's elevated and you're going to slide like that. remember that tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time because there's still a lot of trees down and a lot of obstacles you might be facing. a lot of melting taking place tomorrow, too. so keep that in mind is that we're going to start to see a little bit of ponding potentially especially at those intersections. the big picture for tomorrow, though, shows you that