first, to chad myers. and, chad, just walk me through, you know, what will happen in new york and in new england over the next, let's say 18 hours for now. >> this is the warmest part of the day. this is when it should be a rain/snow mix. the fact that she has what's called underdeveloped snow, little pellets the size of -- remember those beans used to be in a beanbag chair, about what is coming down, about the same weight too. but because that's piling up, that means that from central park north, your snow totals will be that 8 to 14. you will get that, especially north of the city, into westchester county for sure. if you're from lower manhattan, south toward the amways and even into northern new jersey, you may actually see -- central new jersey, you may see only 4 to 6 because that's where the rain is now mixing in. you can see it is raining here all the way up and down into atlantic city. but that snow line, that's the most important part for new york city, where does the snow finally change back over

myers police department and state prosecutors. they're staked out in the guest house behind our house. in the case of antonio 69-929, there's enough evidence for an arrest. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc," and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet children on the internet. >> so after i tell him he's going to be on "dateline" -- >> so you're free to leave. >> get on the ground. get down! >> -- he gets arrested. and taken away in an unmarked police car. then he's brought to this transfer station, where he's searched. >> do you have any i.d. on you? >> in my wallet, sir. >> and he's taken to jail. >> watch your head and get in. >> the next morning he appears before a judge and bail is set. >> there is probable cause as to all charges. there will be a $40,000 bond composite. >> his story is only one in a long line of potential predators who come knocking on our door. >> 7:30 is here. here he's coming in. >> and as you'll see, some seem prepared to do things that police find quite disturbing. >> the one that bothered m

myers, florida, hilton daniels is ft. myers chief of police. >> i've had a lot of parents call me and say, i've caught my kid talking to someone over the internet. i've had my kid slip out of the house and go meet someone. what do i do? >> while searching for a way to help parents and children in his community, chief daniels says he saw one of our previous broadcasts and had an idea. >> we decided, well, let's get ahold of perverted-justice and have them teach us how to do this kind of operation. >> perverted-justice, an online watchdog group that "dateline" has been working with. its members are experts at pretending to be kids online and on the phone. >> yeah, you sound nice. >> "dateline" hired perverted-justice members to do what they've been doing for the last four years. chat online with men chatting with minors hoping to meet the teens for sex. the members go into chat rooms and on social networking sites like myspace and teenspot using profiles of young teens. sometimes the decoys act eager about having sex. >> he

chad myers in the weather center. chad, where are you tracking right now? >> it will start shutting off from the poconos eastward in a couple hours. probably shut off in new york city in about six hours. still, an awful long way to go for east of there, connecticut, rhode island, massachusetts. mt. sinai, 19 inches. this is suffolk count a, the north shore of long island. 19 inches. manchester, keblth, 18.5. if you go into mansfield, into massachusetts, 16 inches of snow. we haven't seen numbers like this now for a while. we know that it has been snowing 2 to 3 inches per hour. if it will do that, even 1 to 2 inches per hour, for another eight hours, you can do the math. we still have more snow to come, especially into new england. connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island. a little shutting off in new york city rights now, but the snow is still coming down. and it will come down for the rest of the night. probably until morning. every time we see the blue here, the lighter blue, that is heavier snow. when you see the pink, that's what ali velshi is in. he's

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you're a good deal. >> we're in fort myers.into the first hour and honestly, what's amazing is when you start talking about the issues, we've talked about this for a couple of years. it just doesn't seem to go away. the truth is although there has been some learning curves for everybody, there is still this frustration that you see on people's faces as to why is it that homeowners, why is it the american family, why is it that moms and dads, husbands and wives, why did they have to go through this torture? why hasn't there been more resolution? it's frustrating. that's why the rebuilding your dreams tumor we try to give them hope. the second part of the seminar will be heart to rebuild, how to get your credit back, how to forget your assets and how to do things to make you feel whole again. even if some of these people weren't directly affected, their friends and family were. so that's what we're trying to accomplish here today. >> brian: are you having the seminar in between your hits with us? >> i am. i've been talking for a

myer drive was closed. that accident has cleared. still having trouble at ft. myer drive.ane blocked still because of that earlier accident. 395, good news at glebe northbound. had a disabled vehicle. it was blocking the left lane as you see delays in this area. it's a smooth ride to the 14th street bridge. aaron and eun, over to you. >>> 6:54. virginia's gas tax won't o be going away after all. a committee rewrote the transportation plan. the governor wanted to eliminate the gas tax and raise the state's sales tax. the committee's version of the bill includes the gas tax and adds a 1% fuel sales tax and allows local governments to add another 1%. the senate will vote later this week on the bill. it will be up to the house to decide its fate. lawmakers will likely reject the new plan. >>> mu had morning, take a look at this video from a house fire in charles county, maryland that killed one person and sent three others to the hospital. the fire broke out around 1:00 a.m. in the 5300 block of stuckey road in indian head. the red cross is helping the seven people displaced b

weather forecast from chad myers in a few minutes. the west coast, we're tracking the manhunt for ex-lapd cop. the suspect' burned truck has been dound about 100 miles northeast of los angeles. he vowed to wage war on police. three people are dead, one officer, the daughter of a former officer, and her fiance. we begin with kyung lah. what is the latest on the manhunt for this very dangerous man? >> the sheriff's department just came out and spoke with reporters. what they are saying, and it's a little surprising, that despite the perilous conditions, despite the danger the officers are facing on this rough terrain, they are going to keep on searching. snow is in the forecast. weather is going to become extremely difficult. but they say they are going to stay out there. they have the dogs out there. they're going to use all the technology they can, but their goal is to try to corner him in some very rough terrain, piers. i have been out in that area. it's a heavily wooded area. there are resort homes. some of those homes are empty. yo

myers, all of this is predicting and watching the different patterns of it.ard in 1978, and the problem was we weren't ready for it. so communities were shut down for days and days. this is a different day in terms of preparedness. it's also important to remind the viewers that it's not over yet. as chad as been telling us, overnight, things could happen that could make this record snowfall for boston. i think the record is 27 inches. this could get to 30 or beyond. i think new york city is going to be okay. but this storm has a really big landscape to it because it's two converging fronts. >> chris, how happy are you that you're not ali velshi tonight? stuck out on cape cod, just getting hammered? >> listen, ali velshi is the man. i have known it a long time. i have never heard anybody speak so quickly and so carefully while getting blown by tornadic winds at the same time. he is the man. >> yeah, he's speaking quickly because he wants to get back in the truck or get inside. no doubt about that. >> that's right. >> hey, chris, thanks very much. thanks for th

. >> around this time last night, chad myers was saying a storm was coming. all day long i have been looking at reports and press conferences officials had, and the conditions looked awful all day long. how is that hampering the search? >> it's been pretty tough. it's dangerous for a number of reasons, anderson. one, now, they think he might have 30 guns. that makes it dangerous enough. right now, they're also still out searching. they're going to keep teams out here until dark and then they'll be back in the morning. the snow is coming down very, very fast, very quickly. the roads are treacherous. a lot of roads are closed. but it's amazing to see because they're still determined to find him. but they say that one of the nice things ability the snow, even though it is so dangerous and treacherous is actually the fact they can follow footprints. they found some footprints, turned out to be a cross country skier, but they're hoping maybe this will help them find his tracks or find christopher dorner. >> if i was living in that area, wi i would be concerned. th

chad myers joins us again with the latest. what are we looking at now?oking at snow into wichita. eventually maybe an hour or two into kansas city and pretty heavy. and then pulling out of texas, out of the oklahoma panhandle, pulling away from where it's snowed so hard today. you talked about those stranded motorists. there were emergency vehicles trying to get to those people that were stranded. then got stranded themselves. that's how deep and how quickly the snow just piled up with five-foot drifts. we're still going to get more snow. don't get me wrong. but the snow's going to pull out of oklahoma into kansas and into missouri over the next few hours. and that heavy snow will be there. there's only one little fly here in the forecast of 20 inches or more still to come, anderson. there's a lot of rain and severe weather along the gulf coast. this rain and severe weather is cutting off some of the moisture, good news, cutting off some of the moisture that could be snow. it's raining the moisture out rather than making snow farther to the north. there'

think about that. >> it is chad myers.st year. there are many more out there we don't know about. how are we searching for these? >> well, currently we're searching for them from amateur telescopes on the ground as well as dedicated telescopes on the ground. and those have done a decent job at finding the ones that would wipe out civilization. we found the vast majority of those. what that is not very good at is finding the ones that would only wipe out a city or only perhaps collapse the world economy or only perhaps take out a small country. we're not doing very well at that. we only found 1% of asteroids the size of 2012-da-14. >> 1%? >> yeah. that means for every one of these that we find there is 99 others that we haven't found yet. so the foundation is looking to find the other 99. >> from what i read, they're also potentially benefits to some of these steroasteroids. there are some businesses that look to mine an asteroid. >> they hope to do that some day. these businesses are, however, wholly dependent on someone f

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chad myers, can you hear me okay? >> i can, ashleigh. let me take a look, we have another image i want to show you. it's a graphic i made earlier, why even though you can see this boat from shore that it's not going to that shore. it has to travel not only when it gets to the shore another 30 miles up into mobile bay harbor. that's where we're seeing it from, right there, ft. morgan and also over dauphin island. that's where our camera is. but that's not where it's stopping. there's no -- there's no port there. this has to continue to cruise up this very skinny, 400-meter-wide channel all the way up into mobile bay and into the harbor right there. that at a snail's pace. when they can see land. and they just said, please, find someplace to let us off, that's why it's going to be another painful eight to ten hours to get the boat from where it is to where the actual dock is. the dock is not on that land that we're taking that picture from. it's still 30 miles inland up that river. up that bay. >> oh, frustrating. chad, explain what you we

it's also myers's favorite color. this is the new yahoo! you will see today. this is the old yahoo!. the very oldest of old yahoo!. the first one that kicked it all off. no more. back to you. >> i like the history lesson. >> interesting. it's 6:26. a gushing mess in san francisco. the overnight water main break that could detour your morning commute. >> also the blade runner behind bars released another night. the courtroom shocker that's keeping oscar pistorius locked up. live from south africa next. >> taking a live look outside. look at the sunrise over looking mount diablo. a cold start. we are through the rain now. we'll check the forecast with christina loren coming up. a lot ahead. >>> overnight super soaker. the gusher that's creating a roadblock for your morning drive. >> right now a live look outside from the south bay. that's a nice clear shot. kind of chilly out there this morning. christina loren says it will be warming up. we should see sunshine and into the 60s. yesterday, rain and cold out there. i'd like to say it was invigorating. >> kind of

our report from our senior investigative correspondent, lisa myers. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the air force's revolutionary new computer system, to track everything from planes to spare parts to bombs to winter refueling tanker. in need of maintenance. the expeditionary combat support system. the idea was to save billions of dollars by combining 240 existing computer systems, some from the '70s, into a single system, for buying and managing everything. instead, after seven years and $1 billion, the air force has pulled the plug, stating the program has not yielded any significant military capability. senator john mccain wrote the pentagon, calling it one of the most egregious examples of mismanagement in recent memory. >> $1 billion has been basically totally wasted, with nothing to show for it. >> reporter: just flushed down the drain. >> flushed down the drain. >> reporter: you know, a lot of americans remember that infamous $600 toilet set. is this even worse than that? >> i don't mean to make a joke, but at least they got a toilet seat. out of this, they got nothing. we go

chad myers, stick around. a blizzard expert is joining us here in "the situation room" right now from the national weather service. he's the assistant administrator. he's about to become the director of the national weather service. louie, thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> you've studied blizzards, '78 in boston, 77 in buffalo. how bad is this one? >> this storm has a potential to be a very dangerous storm and given the amount of snowfall, especially up in new england, it will rank in the top ten, top five storms in that area. >> ever? >> ever. >> since they started keeping these records? >> since the late 1880s. >> when you say new england, that's a big area. where do you think it's going to be the worst? >> from eastern connecticut, rhode island, up into southwestern maine. clearly as the storm, be which is now rapidly developing off the east coast, wraps up southeast of new england, it will pull the snow back in and will funnel the heaviest snowfall into that area. and whether we get t

again, we have another pass in about five minutes, we'll talk to them again. >> chad myers again. this computer was only for communications. this thing never was really going to put the iss in any danger by not working, right? >> no. it's a command and control computer. it's the computer that allows everything else on board the station to work and be monitored and for us to send commands. obviously there's lots of computers on board, lots of redundancy. we do need the ability to bush buttons here in houston and command the station and talk to the crew. that's the computer that allows us to do it. >> okay, josh, appreciate it. thank you. >>> here's more of what we're working on for newsroom international. the royal baby bump. that's right. katherine, duchess of cambridge out in public. everybody wants a picture. they want to see it. >>> later on, hacked by china's army? we'll tell you how they hit everybody from "the new york times" to burger condition that's what some people are saying anyway. that's after the break. nice! [ earl ] see for yourself. get the samsung galaxy s ii on

myers, something from the home and garden child. every guy that walked in was just stunned at how beautiful this house was. >> frag is sort of an administer. he oversee perverted justice decoys. he confers with the police, gives us transcripts so i can confront the men that come in the house and provides information to the district attorney's office so they can have their parallel investigation go on that side. emily had been with us, came along with us from florida. college student, dancer, 19 years old but looked way, way younger. she could easily pass for a 13 or 14-year-old. >> oh, my god. what is he carrying? >> we're trying to figure out what thomas moffitt had. >> walking up the driveway. >> security people are worried about a weapon. it could be alcohol or a number of things. in the case of thomas moffitt, it was nothing. >> made the turn. knock on the back door. >> hey corks on in. come on in. i'm in here. i made some chocolate chip cookies. i'm going to change. i got some chocolate on my shirt. come on in and have a seat.

the latest with chad myers coming up.eutrogena®. >>> the rising political star of former democratic congressman jesse jackson jr. has fallen to the ground in a streak of misused campaign funds. money he and his wife spent on things you would never even dream of buying. even on someone else's dime. elk heads? fur capes? two hats formerly worn by michael jackson, and memorabilia involving the late martial arts star bruce lee. the tab coming to $750,000. in washington, jackson pleaded guilty to federal charges today saying he has no interest in wasting taxpayers' time or money with a trial. leaving the courthouse, jackson apologized. >> i'm sorry i let everybody down. >> did you say you are sorry you let everybody down? >> i'm sorry i let everybody down. >> i really, really am sorry about that. >> jackson's father, civil rights activist jesse jackson, was in court today for his son's plea, and lynn sweet was also there. she had a personal encounter with the former congressman. she's the washington bureau chief for "the chica

you know the whole myers briggs thing and all that what grade were were what are your points of agreement disagreement with that high. how do you define introversion and extroversion well i really like carl young definition which. temporary parlance has come to be seen as interior you recharge your batteries by being by yourself or being very quietly with with one or two people you know well or do you tend to recharge your batteries by going out and being at a party so that's one way of looking at it and the other way that i think is really instructive is to understand that it's about how you respond to stimulation physically as well as emotionally so introverts feel at their most alive in their most switched-on when they're in environments where there is less stimulation coming at them by which i don't mean intellectual stimulation but rather just less less of a sense of how about less you know you just if you're in lights that kind of thing sensory stimulation yeah whereas extroverts really crave more stimulation in order to feel at their best and when they're not getting it they start

stuart: bristol-myers's new approach and you like it. >> it is a very good story.o you own it? >> i do not. stuart: you wanted to get in. charles: i gave up on these big drug companies along time ago in part for the pipelines, also because the model, in other words they spent all this money, agreed these products and ultimately a generic version of it is going to go so the window of opportunity seems still small, seems like the real excitement and the big bang has been in biotech. >> unfortunately good things take patience and hard work the have a breakthrough on the drug's side. is a cyclical thing too. you have seen a lot of years where it hasn't been great. we are in place for 80% of prescriptions are generic now so we are close to the bottom in terms of beating down the generic against the brand and we are in a new cycle on the product side. i would take another look at the drug industry. stuart: back to hepatitis, literally cure rates are going up? give me a name of the drug company. >> three drug companies, the biotech company, abbott and bristol-myers all ha

myers in a beautiful neighborhood. big house. so it would seem kind of an unlikely place for this sort of activity on one level. but when talking to the chief of police there, he realized from hearing from parents and teachers that there was an issue in his town. we hire perverted justice as consultants, for their expertise being decoys in the chatrooms. they really know what they're doing. and they have this down to a system. >> you got me? >> i'm always blown away by the hidden cameras. this stuff is really james bond type technology. in florida, we have a lot of cameras. something like 13. we even have one in a palm tree that could turn 360 degrees and can zoom into the license plate on a car at the other end of the street. >> he's coming around back. he is on the steps, opening the door. he is going to come right in. watch it, emily. he's in, heading towards the kitchen. he's in the kitchen. call out. >> keep going. he's coming fast. call again, call again. >> hey, i'm about to put on my bra and panties. come on in. >> good j

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i want to bring in chad myers here as we sit in the weather center. briefly, let's just get a recap on what happened, long island expressway. people trapped. what more do you know? >> if you look at the map behind me, up to new york has 22 inches of snow. this is suffolk county. you talk about islip and all the way to montauk. we knew this area was getting pounded by snow. that's where the slow-down, we know cars were stopped on the freeway, and even the fire department couldn't get them because the snow was so deep. probably because the drifts are so deep. snow mobile was going out to get them. that was from the emergency manager of suffolk county. >> is the worst of this over? >> i think it's close. i think the low pressure is as close to ali as it's going to get. it's almost like when i watch ali and the wind comes and goes, it's almost like watching him in a hurricane where an outer band will come by and the wind will pick up, then the outer band will leave and the wind completely stops. that's what it feels like to me. that low will be close to h