here's what -- with murder on nantucket island. >> nantucket island, a gorgeous place off the coast of cape cod. a simple inelegant place in a way this is serious money. the beaches are pristine, the food phenomenal, and the shopping? pack your credit cards. as a setting for romance with its surf, sunsets and see braces, nantucket is 50 shades of fabulous. but then, the fog rolls in. dense, mysterious and everything changes. suddenly, it seems, anything is possible in this movie place. maybe even sinister things. >> 9-1-1. state your emergency. >> we have an emergency -- my sister, she's not answering her phone. >>reporter: it was october 25th, monday, 2004. a great day. officer daniel was on patrol when the car radio crackled at about 1:15 pm. >> she was supposed to pick up my son a day camp and she won't answer her phone. >> okay, i'll find her. now >> it was a routine matter, or so it seemed. the officer met his partner at hawthorne lane. there were two houses on the property. both were owned by longtime island resident barbara. >> she said, are you miss lochtefeld? and she said, no

martha's vineyard, 93,000, nantucket, north of 100,000 and rohoboth beach.mmunities. >> in a world you can identify as anything you want to be, a town can identify as low income even when you are elite and high income. turn things into what you want them to be not what they are. this overarching push for evs, this is virtue signalling. to make batteries, there is so much damage done to the environment and that keeps getting glossed over. this push for ev's ignore a lot of fact including montauk and rohoboth beach are not low income. >> kayleigh: they are not. the irs does have a formula and the formula if the median family income is below 80% of the family income in the wider area it is classified low income. that is complicated reason this is happening. montauk 17 million homes on zillow. rohoboth beach, biden's join, houses 2 million, 4 million, 6 million. >> tammy: low income is low income. these are supposed to be subsidy and money help people that need help. people who live their year-round in those environments are service-based people, fishermen, dome

the coastal areas in new jersey, about 31, and 43 in nantucket.cape cod is closer to the storm and that's where the greatest impacts will be for the winds. we expect minor to moderate flooding. at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, we will see high tides towards nantucket, and we expect minor and over wash on the shore, too. >> bill, it seems like it's a relatively small storm, there's nothing major behind it? >> no, we get a little quiet weather and then towards the upcoming weekend, we will talk about california again, and they have another el nino storm coming in on saturday and sunday. >> thank you. >>> in the face of the winter storm, voters in new york's third congressional district are heading to the polls for today's special election. it's a race that could have a big impact on washington. voters are deciding who will replace george santos, who was expelled in congress in december. joining us now, nbc's yasmin, and how is it looking there? are you talking to some heading to the polls on this wintry day? >> reporter: it's certainly wintry, to say th

census data, nantucket and montauk are considered rural communities.s is what the census data says. so the ideal is you need to put charging stations in rural communities, whether it is in mississippi or is in new york. >> dana: i tried to take it seriously, but i can't. >> richard: go to the census data -- >> dana: i meant taking the whole idea of putting these in martha's vineyard. >> richard: i'm not defending it come i'm telling you what the policy says. i hear that. i tend to agree with you. i'm telling you what the policy is and isn't. i think the goal is to try to create a nationwide power charging system so you can drive your expensive tesla across the country. >> jeanine: i'm next. i don't know what the number is, we did this a couple weeks ago, $7 billion or something, and they had it installed one charging station. of this administration is really on their game. that loser, granholm, the energy secretary, this thing is going to snowball. is she kidding? first of all the electric vehicle interest in one year from 49% to 41% but among generati

census data nantucket and montauk are rural communities. >> i'm trying to take you seriously but i can't go to the census bureau. >> the whole idea of putting these in martha's vineyards. >> i'm not defending it. i hear that. i might tend to agree with you telling what the policy s. i think the goal is to create a nationwide power charging system so you can drive your tesla across the country. >> up next, i don't know what the number is but we did this a couple weeks ago where there was $7 billion or something and they hadn't installed one charging station. and that loser grandholm the energy secretary this is going to snowball. is she kidding? the electric vehicle interest in one year went from 49 percent to 41 percent, but among generation z it went from 61 to 49 percent and all this hog wash about putting it in low income places greenwich average price of a home is $1.9 million and they're trying to help low income people, they're not doing that because if they were they would put it in chicago and they're not doing that they're putting it in maurth's vineyard and greenwich because th

. >> nantucket -- hold on a i minute. hold on. i will bife the explainer in chf here.look at u.s. says it data among rural communities are not lying to you, this is what the special status says from of the ideal is we need to put charging stations and rural communities whether mississippi or new york --to >> not trying to take it seriously. >> saga census data -- >> the idea of putting them in martha's vineyard. >> i'm not defending it, i'm telling you the policy. i hear that and tend to agree with you, i'm telling you thego policies and the goal isal to create a nationwide power charging system to drive your expense of tesla across theso country the mikado y/thank you. i don't know the number but we did this a couple of weeks ago, seven billing dollars or something and they whe were sole charging station. this administration going out into loser granholm, energy secretary, this is going to snowball. it's she kidding? sec t vehicle in one year went down from 49% to 41% but among generation z it went from 61 to 49% and all this hogwashih about putting it in low income p

it is a repetitive melody >> stephen: you can fit nantucket in there.hen it jumps an octave. and you thank god for the la didi da. have you listened to tangled up in blue? it is a great song but it never ends. even dylan repeats himself. i am saying you are better than dylan is what i am saying. unless he is willing to come on my show. >> stephen: it is an enormous hit. was it a hit right away? >> back in the day, disk jockeys could spend whatever they wanted on the radio. there were no consultants. it was free-form and if people song, they would play it. it was what they called a turntable hit. it did not sell through, it just got played a lot on the radio so the perception was that was a hit record but it was not. >> stephen: i am so sorry. maybe your career will take off someday. >> from here, we can go places. >> stephen: if you need a fit person, i know all the lyrics. turn the lights back on, right there. it is out right now. his residency at madison square garden is airing as a special on april 14th. mr. billy joel. ♪ so if you're happy and you k

is a girl that lived in a little like hording situation and now she's deciding to go to montauk, nantucketami. she's got a lot of learning to do. stuart: all joking aside. stuart: raising money for rescue dogs and shelters; right? all because of miss peaches? >> we have. all because of miss peaches and cause near and dear and like dogs more than humans and antihuman and pro dog and so many shelter dogs and dogs that need adopted and we put them on -- i'm wearing it if you can see it, we sold a ton, $250,000 going to the people who rescued miss peaches, and hopefully save a lot of dogs. stuart: the first thing that occurred to me when i saw you all over miss peaches welcoming into the family is maybe you should have children. >> i don't like humans. she's better than a human. are you kidding me? stuart: i've got six children and 11 grandchildren. >> oh, stuart, you poor guy. i bet when you sit in first class with you. stuart: during a commercial break talking about in first class and stop and stay in the back and one of our guests says, yeah, he flies first class and everybody else stays in

ashley: nothing about nantucket. yes, never go there.nts pointer aske question: what's your favorite hop by. brian, what's your s? >> i love to collect baseball cards. i've made that clear on this program before. my son does too and we do it together, we have mickey mantle collectors. any time we can save and get one, that's what we're trying for. ashley: lauren? lauren: i need more hop byes. skiing, we're starting to ski more as a family. might go on sunday. >> sporty. ashley: very good. ashley: i've just started taking more pictures, photography so hasn't turned out great. lauren: what kind of camera? ashley: fun to do. ashley: i don't know what it is. i don't know. that's how rotten i am. i use my iphone. virginia says i love when they show travis and taylor at football games and brings a ray of sunshine and civility and hope for all humanity. who are for them love is alive. that's positive. this is from bill. for me all of the noise about taylor swift and the super bowl have taken away the enjoyment of the game. the nfl and press has

he goes to an opulent estate of the hedge fund billionaire whether the home is in lake tahoe or nantucket i'll give you the stat this underlines it insensate home the ten richest congressional districts in this country are represented by democrats. the party of the rich. larry: that is right, going bach to reagan's birthday, reagan wa the first one to bring thend i working folks in, he filled their lunch pails to overflowing and stood up to soviet communism, no two people are the same, trump is trumped, reaganis is reagan but i think the revolo is there again it is a common sense revolt, people going to see the country broken, schools, universities, the military. the fbi, i thought we were supposed to love and review the fbi, look what they've done. >> i would go back further being a nixon girl it's a nixon democrats, nixon started the working class.t larry: if he hadn't destroyed the economy i would agree. >> wage and price controls your exactly right nixon started. larry: law and order, exactly, beat the commies, tough american leadership, what's happening is so much worse than what we

now they will say martha's vineyard and nantucket and montauk, long island are for poor people.ews to me. >> right. the government pays for nothing. the american taxpayer pays for everything. we are actively subsidizing charging stations for vehicles that as you mentioned nobody wants. the kind of people that want electric vehicles are the people that can afford to have an electric vehicle and also have a gas powered vehicle in case the electric vehicle isn't charged or they need to go somewhere and they need something reliable. as her people that are low income, not only can they not afford electric vehicles they can't afford to wait for electric vehicles to charge even if there is a magical charging station in their community. people who are low income have to make it to work and pick up their kids at school. they can't rely on these inefficient vehicles that this administration keeps pushing. we are subsidizing something that nobody wants. it's time to move on. it's not happening. the american people have spoken. let it go. >> stop shoving it down the american peoples throats

. >> that's why we have seen huge price increases in aspen, palm beach, nantucket, what used to be consideredcommunities are now full-time communities. i was surprised in the report at the number of americans going overseas. americans right now were the number one buyers of aultra-prie real estate in london. it used to be the russians and the saudis, now it's the americans. you see similar in italy, portugal, france. do you see americans going overseas? and what's the driver there? >> i think the biggest driver was the exchange rate the dollar to the euro. it made it really affordable. it was almost one to one six months ago. so that in and of itself has gotten a lot of people and the attention over there. i think the rest of the world, mainly europe, they -- you can get something there that might cost five or ten times more in the states, but over there it's low. i can get a castle for $2 million. i think people's dreams are able to happen now, and since the pandemic, people are like, why am i waiting? i need to do this now. and the prices are right, and the properties are just exceptional.

croix, he went to nantucket, he went to tahoe,- delaware every weekend paid 140a days off.you are lucky, you had two weeks off. that's 14. he had ten times that. the palestine is on the pennsyly border. pennsylvania is a big state. i think he'sg st going to go th. if someoneg to says what's the t of going there now, he's going to go ther thee and say, we madr norfolk southern pay, we madeol norfolk southern cleanup thisxi c toxic waste, 11 trains of toxc chemicals on it. and we have new regulations.ti oni don't believe that norfolk southern was ever held r than to clean up. where is the punishment? where's the prosecution?on where's the negligence? so when kjp says, given the current status of recovery, she said the quietsa part out loud. she said "now it's safe for him to go." >> greg: dana, can i go a little bit off topic and mention a text you sent me this morning? >> sure. which one? [laughs] >> greg: it's related to the election season. biden on x saying he suddenly found all these billions of dollars to forgive studen student loans. it's just such a coincidence this i

goes to opulent estate of a hedge fund billionaire, whether the home is in lake tahoe, whether in nantuckets it, sends it home. 10 richest congressional districts in this country are all represented by -- larry: democrat. >> party 6 rich. larry: going back to reagan's birthday, reagan was the first one to bring working class in. he filled their lunch pails to overflowing and stood up to soviet communism and whooped them. no two people are the same, trump is trump, reagan is reagan but i think the revolt is there again. it is a common sense revolt. people don't like to see the country broken. schools, universities, the military. i know what? the fbi, we used i thought we were supposed to love and revere the fbi. look what they have done. >> i would go back even further being a nixon girl. larry: i knew this was coming, i knew this was coming. >> nixon started the working class- larry: if he hadn't destroyed the economy would i agree with you? >> on gold, yes, wage and price controls you're exactly right but nixon is the one who started to bring in working class. larry: law and order. >> exac

what we're left with is heavy snow in areas, southern portions of cape cod, martha's vineyard, nantucketisland. winter storm warning dropped in new york city and hartford. now down to 9 million people. as far as the radar and snow goes, you see it quickly heading out here. we'll be done with it shortly. here is the future cast that predicts what it will look like at 3:00 p.m. a little snow twin forks. snow from the midcape to the outer arm here and wind gusts higher. by 6:00 p.m., it is over, done, the storm is gone, racing out. we're only expecting maybe another inch or two out of the cape. the winds, this hasn't been a classic nor'easter with high wind gusts. look at new york city, 7 miles per hour. gusty in atlantic city. cape cod scenario, different storm for them. it is much stronger now, it almost feels like blizzard conditions. and high tide is happening right now. the water is up very high. we got large waves crashing on shore. and that's why we have flood warnings in effect from boston out through the cape and for the jersey shore too with high tide cycle going on right now. chr

members of the secret service and whatnot at the white house, wilmington, rehoboth, camp david and nantucketre they go for thanksgiving. >> ainsley: lawrence, this doesn't included executive staff and other white house workers. that's just the number for secret service alone. >> lawrence: yeah, average day americans, if their dogs bite someone one time, they get put down. i mean, one of the things that we always teach and you all know i train canines is responsibility, to have control of the dog it. looks like they just allowed the dog to bite everyone. >> pete: yeah, how do you get to 25? i don't understand that and you are right. just like the cocaine in the white house, we'll probably never know, lawrence, how many people were bitten. we can't get to the bottom of it. >> lawrence: i'm not. >> ainsley: if you don't put them down, sanctuary area, not a sanctuary city but like an area. brian. >> pete: sanctuary city. >> steve: another family member has currently got the dog. >> lawrence: i'm not surprised. he doesn't have any control of his son. i'm sure he doesn't have control of the dog as

concerned about, we have high wind warnings along the coastal areas of massachusetts, cape cod, nantucket this is an area where we could see wind gusts over 55 miles per hour. that's significant because this heavy wet snow that we've seen fall and will continue to see fall means that i could take down power lines tree limbs. that is a concern. so we're gonna look out for power outages this as well, and something else that is often overlooked is this minor to moderate coastal flooding that could be associated with this storm, especially as we peak the storm mid-morning today and coincide that with high tide, the new york harbor, high tides, 11:00 a.m. long island sound at 02:00 p.m. and so we get that onshore poor. so all that water almost a seemingly routine or annual nor'easter like we're receiving now could also create a little bit of coastal erosion as well. so you can see the coastal flood advisories that are in place right along long island and into the delmarva peninsula slava, new jersey coastline. there's the storm as quickly as it enters into the equation. it exits and says goodb

we're talking anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain stretching from west virginia to nantucket. look at this. today, tomorrow, we could see 77 cities set record highs. marquette, michigan, dallas. sioux st. marie, rue wiville, bagore, caribou, maine, may set records. for today new york will be 57, 12 degrees above average. dallas 89. and then tomorrow that warmth stays. new york city could get to 62 degrees, maybe even a little warmer. d.c. 75. atlanta 73 degrees. but then behind that cold front, bam, we drop the hammer. 25 to 50 degrees colder. we will look at that a little later in the broadcast. but, guys, this is a big change coming. so it is the up and down. i think we will see the temperature roller coaster. >> oh, yeah. we know how you like that. >> we'll bring that to you later. >> al, thank you so much. we'll check in later. >>> meantime, it is an important day in the presidential race. both republicans and democrats are heading to the primary polls in the key swing state of michigan. and we have learned that later this week donald trump and president biden will be maki