if shale gas extraction goes ahead, it will be a boon to new brunswick's struggling economy. the province anticipates it could generate over a thousand jobs and 1.5 billion dollars staunching the exodus of workers west to alberta's oil sands. >> to have that kind of revenue inflow and that kind of potential, it would have a dramatic impact on the province. in fact, on the studies we looked at just a few weeks ago indicates that shale gas development could actually double the economic growth rates in the province. >> three years later these were the images from new brunswick flashing across canadian television screens. royal canadian mounted police guns trained on first nations people, police cars sent up in flames. >> we seized a number of firearms from the encampments at the protest site. we also found explosive devices, a large amount of ammunition knives, and bear spray. several shots were fired from within the encampment. molotov style explosives were thrown at police, and six rcmp vehicles were destroyed by fire. >> fault lines has traveled to the province of new brunswi

. >> this is in salisbury, new brunswick canada. >> how is this possible? >> these trains are designed to do this. >> they've had three major blizzards in the last week. you have to have trains built for >> oh! >> what is it like to be the train driver? i'm like now i drive through massive puddles all the time for the big splash. this is like the ultimate vehicle. here it comes, here it comes. >> the best day of work ever for this engineer. >> just an incredible video of how powerful that train is. buthen that blizzard also family in new brunswick. this is daniel macleod, standing on a chair. dad wants outside. will he make the snow come in the house? let's see if daniel's successful. >> just got to dive that's the only way. yeah! >> only a few drops of snow make. but now wait. cassidy's turn. cassidy is his daughter. >> you blew it! >> collapses under her weight. mom stops laughing because she's the one left to clean it all up. >> oh, no! >> hitting the slopes for some amazing speed riding. >> can you do this with a small parachute and a little hop? >> whe

. >>> major changes are on the way for rutgers university's main campus in new brunswick. der a new master plan presented this week the school is considering building a boardwalk along the river. the plan also calls for a new dining hall and student center. also a foot bridge would link new brunswick and piscataway campuses. >> a lot of growth. >> you're watching nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> starting with snow. and it started. nbc 10 first alert weather team tracking winter weather moving into parts of our area right now. >> live look lehigh county shows that light snow falling just as meteorologist bill henley told us it would. this is coming ahead of a change in temperature headed our way. temperatures will drop and some bitter cold air will move in. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the snow and bitter cold temperatures with bill henley. bill? >> i think the snow is going to have less of an impact on our area than the cold that will be here later today. just some

we do have some out in new jersey new jersey new jersey turnpike southbound lanes between new brunswick and hightstown. this actually is a accident investigation from last night. take route 130 southbound to get on by that scene for the time being. otherwise, outside of marlton new jersey, past route 73, another crash push over to the right-hand lane. do have speed restriction out on the bridge, 45 on the commodore barry, 45 on the ben franklin bridge, due icy conditions. now katie little dryer today. but freezing. >> that and the fact we did have moisture that came through last night, you know, additional round of precipitation could have easily iced back over. so don't let your guard down, folks. even though we are watching this disturbance thankfully retreat. still see even some residual freezing drizzle picking up here across salem county, the extreme southern most edge of cape may county. but delaware more than anything, is the one you notice, at least for our area. that's engulfed right now with the best chance for some additional precipitation out there. but again, it is very lig

accident last night around cranberry new jersey on the new jersey turnpike southbound, between new brunswick and hightstown, take route 130 southbound to get on by. erika, back to you. >> thank you jessica. developing right now all southbound outer lanes of the new jersey turnpike, and cranberry township remain closed this morning, as police continue to investigate this deadly pile up. one person killed in in that crash, more than four dozen others injured. four tractor-trailers, two box trucks tour bus several cars, one every which caught fire. see the flames, all involved. now, the southbound inner lanes have since reopened. >> pennsylvania state police say icy roads may have caused this fiery crash. it happened after a tanker truck ran offer the road and caught fire around 11:00 onramp to 76 eastbound and west conshohocken, luckily, no one was injured. authorities closed the ramp for almost three hours to investigate that crash. >> sidewalks, parking lots will be tough to navigate as you leave for work and school today. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, in king of prus

heading up to new brunswick. the soup kitchen. cold blue shelter.laces where homeless folks can go to keep from freezing to death. >> am in doing this for five years. finding people in the words, stuff like that down by the river frozen. >> are just trying to get people to help themselves. most of the room was sleeping. sleeping. i spoke with one man who told me that the people represent the minority of the homeless. >> code blue is not every night. >> a few nights in the wintertime. >> home -- homeless people sleeping. >> a lot of people are actually not here. for every person in there there tended 20 out in the cold. >> hear in the train station for a lot of folks just don't have anywhere to go to congregate. take them back. >> all these programs to help people. i see a lot of people freeze to death. >> it's really not a joke, to be honest. it's probably one of the coldest nights. >> a sleeping bag to donate but i cannot figure out necessarily to give it to. everyone needs one. they came up with a unique solution. >> everyone participates. sign yo

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from a crash that happened last night, new jersey turnpike southbound, outer lanes closed between new brunswick and hightstown, take 130 southbound to get on biment back to. >> inches with again when you get in your car this morning chances are it is covered in a glaze every ice. now, that ice also making the commute in the philadelphia region potentially dangerous. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us to check out road conditions for you. out in king of prussia. justin? they say their commutes were not that bad. roads have been salted and clears now nor days. however, this is what you are up against, in the untreated areas, this coating of icy slick, snow, very slippery underneath. if you take a look behind us here, you see what that is like when it is not touched at all. just complete sheet of light snow in ice in the parking lot over there and even areas that seem safe actually may not be. this is frozen mulch here. it is hard as a rock. and very, very slick. we spoke to drivers today who say that preparation was very key today. and we have surprisingly clear commute on their way

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square, over which congress would have limited jurisdiction but with places like princeton and new brunswick and newark, new jersey and williamsburg and annapolis. each offer trying to top the previous offer so that by the end of the summer, they were talking about 36 square miles. congress was not in philadelphia when the decision was made. congress informed the states in june please make your offers. we are going to make a decision the first week of october. congress was not in philadelphia because of an event. probably the most destructive event in washington, d.c. history. on june 21, a saturday, soldiers of the continental army, wearing their arms, marched on what we call independence hall. it was the pennsylvania state house. that is where the assembly of pennsylvania met, these of prima executive council of pennsylvania, and to give you an idea of the relative unimportance of the congress of the united states, the congress of the united states met in the pennsylvania statehouse. but the soldiers were not stupid. what they but the soldiers were not stupid. they wanted back pay and vari

large accumulations, and for boston you could be looking at 15-30 sent centimeters and maine and new brunswickd one to watch david. >> casper the ghost and fashion designers from across the world showcasing their latest collection at new york fashion week and we will join gabrielle. >> reporter: the glitz, the glammar, the week of the high-fashion cat walk in the big apple when the world's top fashion designers show off by wrapping their collections around the young and beautiful, fashion week and especially for young designers trying to get noticed this is the biggest week of the year. >> it's a really big deal this is the epicenter where fashion happens and where it all starts so the buzz on fashion week and it's a huge energetic event. >> reporter: increasingly fueled not just by energy but by economics. new york fashion week actually happens twice every year and combined it again rays $900 million in economic activity more than the new york city marathon t last year's superbowl or even the u.s. open. more than 230,000 people go there during fashion shunl week some to watch shows and others

could be more into maine and also new brunswick and that. there are so many storms behind it if this stays cold like i expect it to one storm after another, warm in the west and cold in the east, there's the graphic there. when that happens, every time you get moisture over that cold air there can be snow and freezing rain just like we saw yesterday. cold air behind that storm today. i see no change in the forecast. >> damn you, punxsutawney phil. that's all i have to say. not you, chad. i would never put it on your head. chad thank you so much. >>> breaking news just into cnn. three soldiers patrolling near a jewish community center in nice in france were attacked with knives today. they were slightly wounded. we're still learning details of the attack. we'll bring them to you as they come in. i was there just a few weeks ago. they staffed up and put new military troops and new police to guard jewish institutions around that entire nation. they did that because there were threats they felt on those institutions. they also felt there were th

marie holmes of charlotte, north carolina claims the ticket was at a convenience store in new brunswick county. it is worth $188 million. holmes who showed off what appears to be the winning ticket plans to meet with lottery officials today to confirm her winnings. the mother of four says she'll use the money to purchase a home and care for her kids one of which has cerebral palsy. >> all the struggle i went through, it was all for them. i want to understand that money doesn't change you. but it can help you. so they don't have to worry about debt none of that. they can go to college. all on me. >> there you go. the other two winning tickets for wednesday night's powerball were sold in texas and one in puerto rico. >>> president obama showed the different side of himself. we'll show you the president as you've never seen him before. >>> and we'll tell you the serious reason why he made this not so serious video. >>> and coming up for the weekend, we have even colder weather with stronger winds and snow. we'll have all the details coming up in my full forecast. homecoming? it's awesome.

on this, this is nearly in the frame here, not so much new york, but boston and new hampshire, new brunswick and maine. current conditions in boston, minus seven celsius winds 28k from the northeast not as strong as it's going to be. current wind chill is mine fuss 15 but it could get as low as minus 25, even minus 30 before this is blown out. this is just stage one of what is a process as you know of various snowfalls. already we've had a record snowfall in boston. something else is coming in behind me, and said through different states, the southern states, st. louis missouri and nashville, tennessee. where is this going to go next? having dumped what could be half, three quarters of a meter it carries on in the same flow, moves up the northeast coast of the u.s. once again heading towards boston. >> thank you very much, indeed, rob. >> now it's the stuff of science fiction part human part machine a new surgery is allowing those who lost limbs to receive robotic replacements. we have more. a warning the report contains detailed images of surgical procedures which some viewers might find di

you can see the snow flying all around as that train approaches the crossings in new brunswick canada. wow. you also see the mound of snow crews left in its path as they tried to plow the road. the area has seen three major blizzards less than a week and there's more snow in the forecast. >> i don't want to disparage people but what kind of the one would be holding the camera? coming at them like that. >> good point. >> oh my goodness! >> i don't think that snow is a match for that train. >> no, it isn't. >> this system may give us some rain and monday will wind up giving a lot of snow to interior new england, foot or more in spots. that's clearly the pattern this winter. how many more of these do we have to see and think hello, they're getting it this year and we're not. not to say that we're not going to get snow before it's over. that's the trend right now. sorry for the speech. temperatures in the mid 30's around town. clouds and sunshine getting through and it's going to stay on the chilly side in the evening. we are going to see a warmup for this upcoming weekend. numbers wise f

new brunswick, canada recently invaded by a flock of see gulls. ♪ i ran, i ran so far away ♪ >> not that but that would be awesome. the other kind. >> by dusk flocks circling over large buildings in places like frederick ton and monkton. >> something is up. seagulls must know something we don't. >> someone is just messing with me in the video department. wow. in the business we call these m.o.s.s, man on the streets. but quite some m.o.s.s we're seeing. i can't tell you with the seagull problem but the owl problem in oregon all you need is a swifer. remember that owl got into the guy's house in texas? >> >> it's okay. it's okay. please don't give me that look. oh [ bleep ]. oh [ bleep ]. oh please don't fly. oh [ bleep ]. yes! yeah! >> it's the stare. stare gets me every time. he's like the little tiny term nay for staring like owl be back. hold on to your hard hats in salem, oregon. we'll rooting for you on the ridiculist. that does it for us. we'll see you at 11 p.m. >>> bandwidth conitcoin. >> all the rage. but what the hell is it? >> gold for nerds. >> digital currency only online. >

. >> also, the outer lanes of the new jersey turnpike, remain closed, southbound, between new brunswickown after multi vehicle crash last night in middlesex county. one person was killed, and dozens of people injured. >>> the owners of atlantic city revel casino want a judge to call off its proposed sale to a florida developer. the $94 million sale fell apart, over the rights of business tenants, and the utility provider. sports coming up. be right back. >> in sports, flyers will star ray emory in goal tonight they continue their road trip in montreal. steve mason will be check out today in philly, left monday's capitol game with injury looks like it might and knee. to the 6ers game last night, where mo'ne davis gave autograph to set curry. good game down at the well, and heck of a slam by mcdaniels, used the backboard and fell right in for the monster dunk, on his birthday, too, happy birthday to me. sixers played good defense last night came up short warriors won this one, 89 to 84. had 13 for the winners in. ba all-star game is this weekend. >> hey, by the way get to meet the sixers

the province of new brunswick is very interested in senior safe and we hope will be attending a training that we will be doing in northern maine. i think that the time has come and that everyone recognizes that it is time to address this issue. it was not difficult to get these partners to come to the table to put everyone's resources -- i was once asked if this was funded by a grant and the answer is no. that we all agreed to commit our own resources to make senior safe work. so i think that everyone understands and appreciates that we must and we are all responsible for addressing elder abuse and financial exploitation. it is not hard to get players to the table. >> in pennsylvania we have one of the oldest states by demographics of any. i think we are -- depending on what year you look at -- third or fourth. so we have not only substantial challenge just because of the numbers but also a challenge because we're a state that's fairly decentralized. 67 counties and people tend to identify more as a local community than a kind of statewide sense of where they live and how they focus on t

the province of new brunswick is interested in senior safe and we hope will be attending a training we'll be doing in northern maine. i think the time has come and that everyone recognizes it is time to address this issue. it was not difficult to get these partners to come to the table to put everyone's resources. i was once asked if this was funded by a grant, and the answer is no that we all agreed to commit our own resources to make senior safe work. so i think that everyone understands and appreciates that we must and we are all responsible for addressing elder abuse and financial exploitation. it is not hard to get players to the table. >> in pennsylvania we have one of the oldest states by demographics of any. i think depending what year you look at third or fourth. so we have not only a substantial challenge just because of the numbers but also a challenge because we're a state that's fairly decentralized. 67 counties and people tend to identify more at the local community than any kind of statewide sense of where they live and how they focus on their lives. we have a whole range o

. >> host: jemison north brunswick new jersey. >> caller: hillary made the statement what difference does it make? how did that make you feel? >> guest: you know, angry. weather was in that context because that is the thing i have heard as well was in the wrong context that no matter what context to put that statement and from somebody at that level within politics it always makes a difference. if you don't find out the truth about what happened you can evaluate what you did right and wrong. yeah it angered me very much. >> guest: me as well. we had people die, u.s. ambassador at high levels in their friends died. it is a huge difference when americans die on foreign soil so again context or not it was an incorrect statement and it still makes me angry two-day hearing that. so myself and i think i speak for the team that makes us hold onto telling the truth and not be swayed or bullied to not put the truth out there. so yeah thank you for saying that. i'm going to dig my heels in and make sure everyone knows what happened that i matters. >> host: allen are calling from san francisco.

new brunswick into part of nova scotia. significant storm coming. ne moves across pennsylvania right now. see how we are just in this warm front for new york city that will go away rather quickly today. the cold front will come by. this city goes from 32 to 11 in the next 12 hours. and that is going to freeze everything up. this could be a very difficult commute home by tomorrow morning, single digits. wind chills well below zero in all the cities from chicago to boston. chris. >> all right, chad thank you very much. we will check back in with you. i appreciate you being back there for us. >>> japan is mourning the death of a journalist goto's wife issued a statement saying she is devastated by proud of her husband. meanwhile, japan's prime minister says the terrorists will be held accountable and is defending his policy towards racism terrorism, pardon me. the fate of a second isis hostage remains unclear. jordan continues to try to secure his release. officials still are requiring evidence that he is still alive. >>> after being locked up in an egy

this is a great day out here. >> the ceo of brunswick corporation, new boat sales making a comeback ateast in the states. >> you can imagine with the prices of gasoline falling. thanks so much. speaking of boats and yachts people who can definitely afford the top-of-the-line. cnbc has a looks at the daily worth over the lifetime of a few billionaires. eric? >> so it's because carl icahn, his birthday is on monday, he'll be 79 years old, we wanted to break down some of the numbers. if you look at how much he's worth and how much he's made over the course of his lifetime he's $25 billion which averages out to almost a million dollars a day, $860,000 a day exactly from the day he was born until now. we wanted to compare that to other big icahns. take a look at the richest guy in the world, bill gates, at $81 billion. that's almost $4 million a day every day of his life. on the flip side, the youngest guy on the list, mark zuckerberg is worth $34 million, about $3.1 million a day. they could be buying yachts whenever they want but it's valentine's day coming up this weekend, if you're look

news" harding has a 15 an 17-year-old son. she's been charged with second degree endanger many and released oh and 25 hun doctor dollars bail. in south brunswick diana rocco cbs throw "eyewitness news". >> the disgraced former pa treasurer rob mc cord faces 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to extortion charge today. he left the courthouse in harrisburg after entering that plea and he now awaits sentencing. the 55-year-old was serving his second term as treasurer when he resigned last m prosecutors say he tried to extort campaign donations during a run for governor. he threatened to use his position as treasurer to retaliate against those who did not make contributions. >> tanker carts are still burning tonight more than 24 hours after a train derailment in west virginia that create add huge fire ball. the train carrying three pill i don't know gallons of crude oil from north dakota derailed in the town of mount carbon and its way to virginia. 20 tanker cars caught fire. hundreds had to evacuate the area. 911 calls sounded the alarm. that accident involved upgraded tanker cars which are designed to be more puncture proof. >> well on a m

recapture consumers, companies had to change their strategies rolling out new models at lower price points. industry leader brunswick corporation said demand comes from both ends of the consumer spectrum. >> a lot of bigger models completely sold out over a year and then pontoons fishing boats which tend to be smaller, different income level have also now begun to reach prerecession level. one at the end market the other end, market is very powerful. very strong and growing very much. >> reporter: what's fueling demand for all of these boats? an improving labor market rising consumer confidence and increasing disposable income thanks in part to lower gas prices. but for now here in miami, people are buying boats and with thousands to choose from from inflate bls to runabouts to yachts there's something here for everyone. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in miami. >>> coming up money and marriage. why planning a different kind of date this valentine's day could lead to not only marital bliss but also financial harmony. >>> the window to enroll in health care under the affordable care act quickly clos

we have someone made it through, east brunswick, new jersey. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> mike, that's the one right there, she blonde, her name is jacks, bill anderson, remember, he used to be on that chasing new jersey show, spent some time with her, we will have her interview next week. >> five people singing at once? how can they tell who is who? >> that's group night, baby. >> they cry, threat the flu, ya. so yes, basically those two, the woman that was in the black and red got through, and then jacks, as well. so i think there might and few more people behind our area, seeing tonight, next week and stuff, we know for sure jacks made it through. >> yeah. >> okay? >> representing. >> up near rutgers little bit. but jersey in the house, jersey counts. >> sure. >> on empire the show producers are giving us a taste of what is to come and ladies and gentlemen, it is going to be good. >> jamal is going crazy. (movie clip). >> i'm his wife. ex-wife. >> had his license revoke for doing to another patient. >> the break through treatment. >> it is poison. >> so

molly pitcher service area, this terrible accident that's at exit nine in east brunswick in cranbury township middlesex newa look at the maps. we're seeing speed restrictions here on the new jersey turnpike between salem and gloucester county. the delaware memorial bridge at exit 645 miles an hour speed restriction there is north of exit six, 35 miles an hour speed restrictions all because of the icy conditions dave. >> all right karen. on the big board the main batch of remaining precipitation is actually a couple of them are in delaware and south jersey. very slowly pushing toward the east and this is light sleet light freezing rain but still enough to create some new problems on roadways and keep in mind that to the north where we may have nothing left maybe some drizzle or maybe nothing at all it's still below freezing and we're still looking at the potential for icy patches not only on roads but on sidewalks and perhaps driveways. 30 degrees is your temperature by 9 o'clock. 37 by noon. by mid did you or late morning we should be above freezing in philadelphia, 40 by 3 o'clock with a high of 41 probab

and remember we have brunswick line east 890 canceled this morning. >>> new diet guidelines for your diet. why doctors say you can have-46 what doctors saw i can have more of that they warned against years ago. from french fries, butt snerer? probably not. >>> if you're not getting the rest the >>> 14 after the hour. a developing story right now in fairfax county. a patient has possibly come down with measles. that patient is quarantined this morning. richard krorjordan is live with more on what with should learn later today. >> reporter: in just a few hour the health department will have test results back to confirm whether or not this is a confirmed case of the measles. right now the patient is being isolated kept in their home usa a precaution. even without these test results. because the measles is highly contagious. it's not clear where they may have come in contact with the disease. so that is why you have some precautions now in if he could and why health officials are looking at exposure sites. of course the patient did suffer from the typical symptoms which include high feve

. >>> new jersey teacher tracie harding is facing child endangerment charges, south brunswick police say a 15 year-old boy got sick at an under age drinking party at her home friday night. health officials say that the teenager's blood alcohol level was so high it could have been life threatening. harding has been suspended from her job as a first grade teacher in the edison school district. >>> jury selection began today in the so-called black madam trial in philadelphia prosecutors say that page winslow killed a british tourist in 2011 by injecting silicone in her buttocks during an enhancement procedure during a blower at philadelphia international airport. winslow is charged with third degree murder and pleaded not guilty. >>> well, lasalle university a announced its new president today and it is the first for the school as a woman takes the reigns. students say they are thrilled with the news. >> we have some diversity on campus. >> woman power, go females. >> doctor colleen handage will not only be the first woman president in the colleges's 152 history but she's first non-cler

brunswick east 890, canceled all together today. i'll be back with travel times and also hearing about a new crash top of the beltway at connecticut avenue. >>> it is now 6:02. a developing story this morning. a possible case of measles in fairfax county. health officials say that patient is quarantined this morning. richard skror dan is live at the fairfax county health department with more on what we should learn later today. soo. >> reporter: in just a few hours, the health department will release the test results that will either confirm or possibly rule out the possibility of measles for this patient. that confirmation corrected later on this afternoon. right now the patient is at home in isolation because the measles is very con passenger yus. it's not clear as to how this person may have come in contact with the virus, how they were exposed, how they got measles or possibly got measles. again, we're still waiting for the test results to come back. but every precaution is being taken including looking at exposure sites, who may have come in contact with this person that can now, at risk. simple teams to look out for of course high

also, trains between boston and brunswick, maine, are canceled due to the wicked winter weather, as well. keep it here on abc news for the latest. we'll have compete coverage on "world news tonight." much more on "gma." and 24/7 updates on abcnews.com. >> we'll have folks hunkering down today. thanks, dan. >>> we turn overseas and terror in major european city. copenhagen is on high alert after a gunman launched two deadly attacks. the first was a deadly assault on a cafe, apparently trying to kill an artist who had faced death threats. that triggered a massive manhunt for the gunman. it was caught on surveillance tape. he was carrying a machine gun. then a second deadly attack ]jk? outside a synagogue. abc's news chief foreign correspondent terry moran has the very latest for us from the danish capital. terry? >> reporter: good morning, paula. copenhagen today is a city in shock and still on edge. police executed a search of an apartment here in the city. and they're pointedly not ruling out that the gunman who they believe they have killed, may have had accomplices. the city of copenhagen in the grip of terror

brunswick canceled because of the holiday. >>> casinos are popping up. how do people feel about them? >>> more teens are not g >>> 4:58 right now. we're learning more about how you feel about the new casinos in maryland. the university of maryland and "the washington post," put out a new poll. it says 53% of maryland voters feel positive. and 38% say casinos are a bad thing. just 5% of people had no opinion. the state's next casino will be at national harbor set to open next year. >>> marc riders may get a new perform at the rock ford station. they have a meeting of csx transportation. csx is proposing a new project. first to fix up the station house. >>> you can see a document written by george washington. the statehouse in annapolis is putting the speech he used to resign from the continental army on display tonight. i would be afraid to touch it. >> they're concentrationists are going -- no. >> be careful. >>> news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> this is a storm team 4 weather alert. >> it is disrespectfully cold outside. temperatures -- >> word. >> windchills in the single digits. and we have snow on the way, too. tom will break it down for us. >>> the bitter cold is ca

new hampshire avenue. taking a look at prince george's county overall no major issues. delays on marc as well. penn south 505, 16 behind. and then brunswickast 872, 22 minutes behind because of a broken rail. bw parkway at powder mill, all theseed in-bound. >>> con artists are going after caregivers or nannies looking for jobs. >> they were like we need you you do us a favor and that's where the money comes in. >> claire like many college students is looking to make some extra money. but she lost you thousands of dollars after she accepted a nanny job over a popular website and she's not alone. tonight at 11:00, erika gonzalez takes us inside a nationwide scam that is hitting home hard. the nanny scam tonight at 11:00. >>> you probably have seen a lot of snowplows driving along the roads. some of the side streets. you have the small independent contractor, large plows. but chances are you probably haven't seen one like the one we'll show you. >> here you have it a toilet with a motor plowing snow. david goldburg of rockville created this contraption, he calls it "loo-cy". he made it for a parade, but he wanted to get use out of it during

news 4. >> derrick, thanks so much. a good reminder with the cars flying buy on route 7 to take it easy on the roadways. >>> all amtrak service between brunswick maine is canceled. heavy snow is falling along that route. weather is affecting traffic, too. right at bwi 35 flights canceled, ten delays. dulles reporting 26 canceled flights with six delays. >> while there may not be school today or tomorrow, the weather is causing delays. right now all ymcas in d.c., maryland and northern virginia are closed. they will not open until about noon. in alexandria the george washington birthday 10k would be under way right now. organizers canceled it because of the conditions outside. they do plan to reschedule sometime in the next few months. >>> new this morning strong winds may have brought down a building in northeast d.c. police say this building was under construction on 12th street northeast. no one was hurt when part of it collapsed last night. weather was likely the reason for that collapse. right now police are working to confirm whether severe winds and weather led to a building collapse in southeast d.c. it happened early this morning aroun

brunswick east 890, we're now 40 minutes behind because of a frozen switch this morning. outer loop at chain bridge road, right lane blocked. brand newrash popped up. 66 at jermantown road everything throwflowing fine there. inner loop and outer loop everything flowing quite nicely. nice and green for us. and the beltway at d'arcy road is looking good, as well. >>> 5:54 now. a surprising bit of political maneuvering in the virginia senate. a senator is proposing a bill to increase the number of republicans. that's according to the "washington post". senator bryce reeves won his seat by a small margin and now spaces a tough challenger in the democratic party. >>> apple is working on new technology that will bring you into the world of virtual reality with the help of your iphone. landon dowdy joining us live with that story 4 your money. >>> good morning. apple may be going virtual. the company has been granted a patent for a wireless head set oig that uses the iphone as a display screen. sparking speculation that apple may be getting in to the virtual reality market. but apple routinely explores technology that may not result in new

brunswick 18 kravp crashes. in parking lots two accidents, one that involved a broken wrist and a broken leg from slipping and falling. in brian thompson nbc news>>> tree limbs covered in ice. big culprit for power outages. utility crews can't cut them down. a pilot program in new jersey ames to eliminate the issue. electric companies plan to point out the most dangerous trees and get permission from homeowners to cut them down. the program also calls for planting a tree in place of the one that's removed. >>> coming up next at 6:00 -- nbc10 was there as local union reps handed over big money to former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. >> what they want that 300 grand to pay for. >>> plus a student from chester county murdered at her college. what police say led up to the attack and new charges tonight against her boyfriend. >>> nbc10 is tracking a freeze threat tonight. storm force 10 on the roads as icy conditions could cause problems through the evening. >>> here's a live look at the nbc10 radar. it shows a wintry mix falling across parts of the region. let's get right to meteorologist sheena parveen for an update on your first alert forecas

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brunswick, maine, is canceled today. that means you won't be able to take a train from d.c.'s union station to boston's north station. service between washington and new york is running but there could be delays. you could see lines at the airports today, too, because of weather. right now 60 flights canceled out of reagan national, six delayed at bwi 34 canceled two delays. dulles is reporting 26 canceled flights this morning and one delay. >> we have sunday delays and cancellations from the snow and frigid weather to pass along. you may have to push back your workout as all ymca's in d.c., maryland and virginia won't open until noon today. if you were planning on running in the george washington birthday 10k, that race is canceled. >>> it could be worse. you could be in new england. there's no rest for snow weary new england as another storm system takes aim there. some parts of the region could see another two feet of snow this weekend. that's not the only concern. nbc's dan sheneman tells us how the temperatures are dropping dangerously low. >> reporter: the snow began falling saturday evening in new england, the start of what frosters say could b