. >> a chase that reached almost 100 miles an hour came to a crashing and near nassau part. >> police are still looking for the getaway car. we're told the chase happen because the car was speeding. here's what we know. about 3:30 p.m., averaging simply say that one of the trooper saw the car in the hov lane speeding. he put on his leg strength to pull over the car, but the car sped off and he pursued it. the driver behind the wheel had -- behind the wheel and headed toward the district at 100 miles per hour and then pulled off on the south capitol street exit. at the red light just outside of the next stadium, it stopped. here's what one driver will this happen next. >> i was driving on south capitol street and i saw the book police cars in my rearview care and i heard the sirens. so i tried to move over. there was not much room to move over. next thing i know, i saw a red car coming up on me. i did not know where that car was trying to go. i try to move over as much as possible. next thing i know, the rear ended me. on the driver's side. >> she was obviously shaken up by this, but n

joining me by phone is nassau executive ed mangano. am i saying that right, ed? >> yes.150 accidents. the roadways were treacherous last night. those who took to them, some found themselves in fender-benders throughout the county. >> are people finally getting off the roads, or is this a problem -- you think in the daylight people will say -- >> in nassau, to be honest with you, overnight many of the people did listen and allowed us to plow the roadways. all the county roadways, the main arteries, are opened in both directions. we were able to get through them three time, salt, and most are clear. as the weather is warming a little bit, conditions are good. >> what about blowing of snow? that's always a problem for the plows to keep up with, almost as much as it coming from the sky. >> excuse me? >> blowing snow. is that a problem? >> blowing snow. yeah, the winds have died down. the blowing snow is a concern. obviously on the back country roadways. also many commercial businesses are not supposed to plow it and push it back on to the roadways. we still have to exercise

bloomberg is also going to be sending resources to suffolk county and we thank you for that, and nassau county executive and the neighboring counties, going to be sending resources. he so there will be additional equipment and personnel en route to suffolk as we speak and equipment coming from other parts of the state, also. this state had consequences, but nothing like our neighboring states. the state of connecticut, the situation was worse and the situation in the state of massachusetts was much, much worse. i spoke to governor malloy of connecticut and governor duval patrick of massachusetts. we're in a position where we're going to be sending resources to both of those states. we'll send plow equipment personnel to connecticut and also massachusetts. we'll be also sending utility crews to connecticut and massachusetts. in terms of power outages, we have an issue in suffolk county, about 10,000 people are out of power and we have been working with the utility companies there and we'll be sending resources, but we can also send resources to connecticut and massachusetts and we'll be

for more on the manhunt, want to bring in a former nassau county police officer, he now heads up hiswn security officer. nice to have you with us. it's interesting, maybe we can throw the map up on the screen for everybody, when you look at where this seems to have all ended, the cabin where the fire took place, it's actually not so far away from where the burning truck was found a week ago, giving us the sense that actually the degraphic area where he's been over the last week is relatively small. even though they kind of down scaled the number of officers in the area and there are many rumors that in fact he had many gone on to mexico. >> yeah, i think what law enforcement was thinking was that he would logically attempt to flee big bear, which would make sense. but the thinking from his perspective, dorner's perspective, he's going there's cops everywhere, only three arteries that lead us in and out and the likelihood of me being able to safely pass through without encountering law enforcement, not very great. so he kind of hunkered down, tried to reinvent his whole plan because h

extent of this false flag proposition even went as far as to hijack american aircrafts and blow up a nassau rocket carrying an astronaut luckily kennedy had enough sense to reject the plan. but what other presidents aren't like kennedy you know many people look at the events of nine eleven in that same light and i myself still have many questions about the attack seen as how they were used to create perpetual war broad and a police state here at home. do you think bush and cheney had kennedy's sense you think obama does. keep. live. clue. choose your language. call it a killer though if you're going to say sell some of. the concerns get a. chance to defend against that invigorating good. choose the stories get into your life choose access to your office. limit. the speed. limit. live the limits. live. and. live.

reporter: bahamian maritime officials are the lead investigators since the ship is registered in nassau coast guard and ntsb officials are also working to figure out what went wrong. specifically investigators are looking into the cause of the fire, crew response, engine maintenance and safety procedures on board the ship. we spoke to a maritime expert who has participated in these types of investigations which could result in minor safety changes to more drastic measures. >> "there could be sanctions against members of the crew and against the officers. and in the most extreme cases there could be sanctions against the owners of the ship." an engine fire on carnival's splendor in 2010 also left thousands of passengers adrift for days in the pacific with no power and limited food. the coast guard and the ntsb have not yet released its findings of that incident. sandra endo. kron 4 news. >> pam: carnival has offered passengers 500-dollars. a free flight home. a full refund. and a credit for another cruise. a passenger onboard the carnival "triumph" has filed the first lawsuit against the

they did a great job clearing up the road and nassau county and open in both direction and we continueght the other elements. a major fire took place in an apartment building in hemp stead and that is created serious conditions for us. >> how are people coping and how are their spirits? >> they are dealing with super storm standy and many are waiting to get repairs on the homes and how are they deal the powerful aftermath of the storm. >> they are strong and dealt a significant blow here and additional flooding here and creates despair . this is something that we are trying to hard to help them get through it is it devastating to have your home obviously destroyed and in the rebuilding to see additional flooding it is it tough for us here and those affected by hurricane sandy. >> our hearts go out to all of those folks that're affected . i know you will make they get the help they need. >> thank you. snowy conditions and low temperatures have held up the efforts to find christopher dorner. peter doocy is standing by with more on the story and the search for a man who vowed war on the l

. >> exit 53 right after nassau county. suffolk county it was not done. no plows through there. friend mayor bloomberg should have sent some of the great new york city sanitation guys to open up the long island expressway. a main artery. that should have been cleared. >> geraldo: 200 cars. >> 200 cars struck there. no plows at all. that is inexcusable. >> geraldo: people spent the night there, many of them. tomorrow night is one hollywood's biggest parties. the 55th annual grammy awards and with the rogue cop, the renegade still on the loose, security will be extra tight there. our alisa acuna is live at la. d headquarters. i imagine the security in the building you are in right now must be intense. >> security very intense here in downtown los angeles and the los angeles police chief ordered the reopening of the proceedings that led to the firing of christopher dorner in 2008 and that firing passing you know, geraldo is, is what dorner himself say is led him to seek a violent revenge on police and families. cops say the killings of three people this past week are the result of

he was working in nassau county, new york. kim mance is a correspondent for "forbes "forbes."ark orwoll. first we want to talk with business news with christine. >> big, big development for two major airlines. u.s. airways and american have said they will merge. this is an $11 billion deal to create the world's largest airline. u.s. airways will maintain its corporate presence in phoenix. here's some pictures of the new planes. they have the artwork all figured out. the number one question, will it lead to higher fares? most experts are saying no. that's largely because there's not a lot of overlap between u.s. airways and american. look at where their hubs are. you can see it's spread out all over the country. this gives american more of a presence in the northeast. still the deal gives customers with fewer choices. there will now be four major carriers. travel expert mark murphy says mergers are the norm because making money in the airline industry is not easy. >> airlines can't keep operating at a loss. i mean american airlines has lost billions of dollars. that's not a sus

david grew up in new york outside of new york city in the nassau county is father was a psychiatrist. he went to harvard college and then got a master's at in my youth and became an investment banker doing mortgage finance at morgan stanley lehman brothers where he had a front-row seat which is something we might hear more of in the q&a. then he got involved in television and he is the ceo of the game show network who came in very late in life because of the strategy and the cover story in the land to magazine called health care killed his father and that turned into a book. it's an incredibly compelling book that i encourage all of you to buy and there are copies outside. i'm also instructed to say the next season of american bible challenge in the game show network highest rated show is coming on in a few weeks we're giving them a plug to so please join me in welcoming david goldhill. [applause] >> thank you. i am sure that everyone here reads your blog. thank you for that and for the introduction today and everybody for coming. i am here because of what happened to my father. it's

i have to tell you, i live in nassau county, long island, i went 12 days without power after sandy.ave something on order from generac -- something interesting, rather than sitting around and waiting for storms, this company is being aggressive about taking their windfall and investing. i just bought a generator company in latin america. estimates are being raised on the back of that acquisition. i think it's a really interesting stock. >> jon, now i know how you feel when i talk. there's kohler and there's generac. the other coal stocks are down. it's the whole cold weather play that's going on. there are other ways to play it. >> the yen's plunge has been one of the hottest around lately. let's get more on the trade now. boris schlossberg joins us. i still hear people saying dollar/yen is the way to go? >> it may be long term. but short term, i think we're very much due for a correction. we came up against 94 twice this week. and last night had a pretty serious draft down. the japanese finance minister came out and said it came up too far too fast. the reason why the japanese are

reporter: bahamian maritime officials are the lead investigators since the ship is registered in nassau. u.s. coast guard and ntsb officials are also working to figure out what went wrong. specifically, investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. crew response, engine maintenance, and safety procedures on board the ship. we spoke to a maritime expert who has participated in these types of investigations which could result in minor safety changes to more drastic measures. >> there could be sanctions against members of the crew and against the officers. and in the most extreme case, there could be sanctions against the owners of the ship. >> reporter: an engine fire on carnival "splendour" in 2010 also left thousands of passengers adrift for days in the pacific with no power and limited food. the coast guard and the ntsb have not yet released its findings of that incident. >> i know the coast guard and national transportation safety board at you report are involved in this. how long do you think this is going to take? there are a lot of different parties involved. >> reporter: a

david quillen up in new york outside of new york city and nassau county.his father was a psychiatrist. he went to harvard college and then got a masters at nyu. he then became an investment banker doing mortgage finance at morgan stanley lehman brothers where he had a front row seat to fannie and freddie, which is something we might hear more from him in the q&a. and he got involved in television and he is ceo of the game show network and came to policy writing relate in his life because of this tragedy that affected his life. eroded cover story in the atlantic magazine. and then turned that into a book, and it's an incredibly compelling book, which i encourage all of you to buy. there's copies outside the animals were instructed to say that the next season of the american bible challenge, the game show network highest rated show, is coming on in a few weeks. said the game show network and feel like we are not stealing its ceo from his ceo duties, and we're giving them a plug, too. so please join me in welcoming david goldhill. i'm sure we're going to lear

job a month in to the boycott, she is working at montgomery fair and her husband is a barber at the nassau air force base and they say they forbid any talk of the boycott for that woman and for a broad political man like reverend parks that is an untenable situation and so -- they are in serious economic trouble so she is getting a lot of that year across the country raising money to make this kind of amazing organization possible and also turning the local movement in many ways into a national struggle. what happens afterwards? even though the boycott ends shea and raymond still find it impossible to find any steady work. they are still receiving constant death threats. her and nixon wants to start an independent voter registration throughout alabama and the idea that she would run it full time and be based at fred graham law office and try to fund raise for this, meanwhile this sort of dissension and controversy kind of the erupts behind closed doors in the montgomery improvement organization and a paid political position for rosa parks. nixon and parks are on the upside so she has not o

these are the current tablatures. 49 in nassau, 50 in richmond, 51 in san fran.s. about 65 degrees expected in oakland. 66 in fremont. 64 and monday. and in the north bay we're looking at that same bill makes of mid-60s. your full forecast is coming up. showers coming. geography is going to play a big role of in how much californian will be playing for health care. the row before has a standard benefits. those geographic rankings allow insurance companies to set rates based on risk factors. here's a look at the time of health care plan fuel can expect under the affordable health care act. there we ford has a standard benefits ... offered through california help exchange. the first--platinum and the most expensive-that provides that 90 percent of the costs are paid by the planned 10% are paid out of pocket. next goal which in which 80 percent of the health care costs are covered. it then silver--which is 7030 split. and the lowest-jeff brown's 40 percent of the cost of that clinton on a pocket. a variety of companies will weave offering his plan officer reported 1

. >> let's bring in former nassau county police officer. he now heads up a security agency.e to have you back. so it's unclear if in fact the body is that of the man that they've been searching for. what does your gut tell you on this? >> instinctively i feel like it probably is him in the house. but i have to say this. i lean towards the policy, the position of lapd that until they have complete identification through dna, that their position is that this is not resolved. >> you've read the manifesto. was there anything in that manifesto that led you to believe it wouldn't end in some kind of a fiery shoot-out? he made it very clear that this was going to be a very violent sort of interaction. >> i do believe that the manifesto subscribed to that whole scenario. the thing that's interesting here is that i don't think dorner ever anticipated breaking an axle on a truck and having his plans taken a real hard right turn, stranding him up in big bear which was problematic unto itself. survival perspective, he probably realized that there are just limited arteries in and out of

retired nassau county, new york, police officer that now runs his own security agency. >>> lots morew york. >>> new this morning, six more arrests stemming from a new investigation into alleged phone hacking at rupeert murdoch's no shuttered news of the world. six former or current journal t journalists are suspecteded of being part of a conspiracy that took place in 2005 life-2006. this is separate from the previous vastgatiinvestigation executives. >> four alabama football players have been arrested. three for robbing a student and the other for improper use of a credit card. >>> banana joe wins best of new at the westminster kennel club dog show. westminster was his final competition. he beat out five other dogs who won their own categories to be the top dog. i wonder how he got his name. >>> help has arrived in the gulf this morning, but not nearly fast enough for the thousands stuck on a disabled cruise ship. no bathrooms, patience is wearing thin. we have a live update, coming up. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody