to philadelphia and then especially through interior sections of new england. boston, providence, long island and southern portions of new jersey and down towards washington, d.c. and again, the areas that should not or where you do not want to get on the roads where it's really going to quickly deteriorate if it hasn't already is through eastern pennsylvania, southern new york, now through connecticut and areas of long island near new york city. that's where we're getting the snow hard enough, guys, that the plows can't keep up. we are going to see motorists risk getting stranded. >>> also happening today, the first round of the ncaa tournament kicks off. and rex tillerson makes his first trip to asia as secretary of state. he's set to stop in japan, south korea and china over the next week. the trip includes meetings to discuss north korea's recent missile test and the u.s. and economic security interests in the region. >>> plus, republicans in washington are dealing with the setback for the obamacare overhaul. hallie jackson has more from the white house. a s

, hudson valley, through central new england and northern new england. the area of greatest, not concern, but the greatest difficulty in forecasting is around washington, d.c., already two inches of snow and sleet combined. a little more sleet and a tiny bit of snow on the back side. baltimore, already had two inches, now see sleet mixing with, and then change over to snow at the end of the storm for you. we've knocked down the totals in philadelphia and new york city a little bit. still significant snowfall, but the really heavy stuff is when you get out of the big cities about 24 to 30 around mt. pocono. and lower totals where we could get some mixing. boston to providence, all snow from hartford to albany, and tho that will take a while to clean up. more updates coming up. >> thank you very much, bill. he'll be doing the heavy lifting all day. over in chicago, the storm has ended the city's record streak without at least one inch of snow on the ground. so far the city had essentially no snow. a first in recorded history. this video you're looking at,

it's the northern portions of new england that get the heavy stuff. 1 to 3, baltimore maybe at most, philly another 2 to 4 at most. 6 to 10, it will be a total snowfall for new york city. that's where they'll be digging out from tonight right into tomorrow morning. i think on i-95, the kid better get e homework done and get ready for school tomorrow. >> behind me the snow has mostly stopped falling here at least in the district of columbia, very different from where bill was talking about in central new england. joining me, connecticut government dan malloy. walk us through the conditions. >> i'm watching the screen. it's coming down pretty hard, there's two, maybe three inches an hour in parts of the state. listen, i hope we don't get a whole lot of snow but so far we are getting that snow and high winds are a concern as well, particularly along the shore where they seem to be getting more of that. >> we know connecticut, i worked at channel 3 for a long time. they get snow. snow happens. people are ready for it. do you think there's a risk, at least in this particular storm, with pe

a tornado watch there will also bring feet of snow into new england.re weather and we won't see snow but we'll see a steady soaking rain and we look at the wind profile here from morning to evening tomorrow directly out of the east off the atlantic and the win is sustained near 20 miles per hour through much of the day. when you add that to the rain pushing in it will impact our area roadways. now it's low to moderate impact between 7:00 and 1:00 tomorrow. the heaviest rain comes in later on in the after fon. it's the evening commute and even after the evening commute a high impact with ponding on the roads and blinding rain at times. we'll talk about how much rain to expect in the upcoming weekend and another very wet day next week. one of those particular days in the seven-day forecast. >> it's active. thank you. >>> a reminder now you can get the latest weather information on 6abc.com/weather. there you can view the seven-day forecast and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, and be sure to check in with our meteorologist, throughout the day on soc

nearly a quarter of a million eat toniosing power, in the dark from virginia all the way up through new england, and we begin here are abc's matt gutman in hackettstown, new jersey tonight. >> reporter: tonig major winter storm blasting the northeast with blizzard conditions, ice and high winds. a dangerous mix of sleet and snow making roads especially treacherous. authorities begging the 20 million americans in the tristate area to hunker down. >> very, very important that people stay in to the maximum extent possible while we ride out this storm. >> reporter: a sloppy mix, and even thundersnow, grinding new york to a halt. >> the storm in the new york city area is not as bad as anticipated. problem is it is worse than anticipated in other areas of the state. >> reporter: the snow dumping down at 4 inches an hour in burh new york. those that tri to get out in poughkeepsie needing a push or a tow. our adrienne bankert is in connecticut where plow drivers are struggling to keep up. >> reporter: why not wait until the worst of this is over? justw to pile up? >> no, because you cant move it. it's

the big main storm that tracked right along the coast is now up near the new england coast, spreading heavy snow into interior new york state and new england. our temperatures are in the 30s to near 40 degrees. reagan national is back up to 39 degrees. a little bit of sunshine trying to break out now. we'll go partly cloudy overnight tonight. that refreeze will be starting 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the morning commute, it will be down into the mid 20s early tomorrow morning. then we're going to have frigid windchills developing by later wednesday morning. in fact, we could have winds gusting over 30-35 miles an hour tomorrow with windchills in just the single digits. so the feels-like temperature by 11:00 tonight is going to be down into the teens. look at our feels-like temperature. by 5:00 a.m. on wednesday the windchills down to didn digits. it is march, not january. look at this, at 10:00 in the morning and all the way into the afternoon windchills just in the teens tomorrow. so a very cold air mass coming in that's going to be with us here all the way into thursday morning. we'r

power outeniages from virginia new england. the snow, 18 inches deep here, and as our drone pulls out, we'll show you what the problem is. it's the glistening you see on the roads, and that wetness will make it be hard frozen tonight as temperatures plunge. single-digit windchill attempts, and authorities are urging people across the east to stay off the roads tonight, and tomorrow morning as well, david. >> those dren images a reminder, that winter isn't over. matt gutman leading us off. >>> the snow still pounding the coast in new england, and gio benitez is outside boston from the south shore tonight. >> reporter: here in massachusetts, we have been getting slammed by this storm all day long, and it's not over just yet. we have seen wind gusts o 60 miles per hour. look at the waves behind me. the snow and sleet now turning into freezing rain. now officials here in massachusetts are urging people to stay off the roads and boston, the city of boston, has announced that schools will be closed again tomorrow. so no doubt, david,

definitely more in across parts of new england, especially northern new england. some spots that see an additional 18-24 inches of snow, especially in the ski areas up across parts of the white mountains and green mountains. blizzard warnings ahead. a cold night. >> shepard: a lot of people stranded at airports. u.s. airlines, all of them together, cancelled. the numbers more than 6,000 flights according to the site that tracks that sort of thing. flight aware. i'm mean, 2,800 in the new york city area. then it sprawled across the nation. how is it looking, lillian? >> this is the flight radar map showing traffic across the u.s. most of this area is very congested as per usual. but once you look up here in new england where the storm is hitting, it's pretty empty. that's because these flights a grounded and others are being routed. >> the storm lived up to expectations. it wasn't on the big cities. >> yes. airlining have to be prepared for this. a lot of flights were grounded as a precaution. >> shepard: thanks, lillian. quiet in the northeast. as we reported, the

through new york and deep into new england. one point 70 million people were under winter weather watches and warnings. in places in massachusetts snow fell at a rate of more than two inches an hour. hardest hit areas drivingrl impossible. with schools out and most businesses closed road crews rushed to make roads passable. >> i advise everybody to stay home if possible. >> reporter: airlines cancelled thousands of flights. new york, boston and washington avoided direct hits of the worst snowfall. in places that got it up to 30 inches from pennsylvania to new jersey. this storm system is being blamed for at least two deaths. police near hartford, connecticut, sa man was killed. >>> the cold and slick streets didn't stop a local nonprofit from holding its annual fundraiser gala. tonight instead of cancing the event because of the storm they came up with plan b donating hundreds of meals that went uned shelter. it helps women with housing, employment and health services. >>> take a picture and then tweet it . who knows, you too c

rainfall through our area and then also bringing heavy snow into central and northern parts of new englandcould pick up between six and 12-inches of snow near boston and even more than that in new hampshire and parts of vermont. but locally here you could see heavy rain in new jersey right now and parts of southeastern pennsylvania but beginning to break apart to the west and south of wilmington so that is where we're fairing a little better at this hour as we take a closer look at double scan live radar there you can see philadelphia some moderate rainfall right now and heavy rain along the atlantic city expressway through hammonton, 206 route 70 through burlington county where a lot of these pops of yellow passing through but breaking apart here we're finally at least stopping the rain temporarily wilmington through salem and middletown but we could even get a couple quick showers to pass through over the next hour or two but a flood watch in effect until 2 o'clock in the morning for the entire area for the possibility of some street flooding guys. when i come back we'll talk about a bri

governors and that think part of that was some health reasons as other commitments in new england. yet? >> as a follow-on to this gentleman's question -- can you describe a comment on the disloyal governors in the border states? dr. engle: the disloyal governors of the border states -- some interesting term. . am careful to say that ofead a tremendous number letters about whether he was or was not loyal. regardless of what kentuckians believed, regardless of what his colleagues believed in the colleagues of his believed him to be secretly working with the confederacy and jefferson davis and they believed in a conservative approach to find a way to maintain his power and use other operatives in kentucky for what in that state.do [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] dr. engle: i'm sorry? statejackson -- in that -- takes broader and more defined state -- steps and begins to employ southern the confederate war effort. he is a more definite disloyal governor. and again, lincoln has to find missourians and other state .peratives to work with him and he does. he's very effective with that.

as you get into northern new england you could see anywhere from eight to ten inches of know. lester. >> al roker in central park, thank you. >>> shock waves are being felt from something of an earthquake by the nonpartisan congressional budget office. it would result in 24 million fewer people insured in the next decade. the white house is pushing back as millions of anxious americans wonder what to believe about what will happen to their health coverage. here is nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after an independent analysis dealt a punishing blow to the republican plan to replace obamacare, the white house is trying to resurrect it. >> this is it. if we don't get this through, the goal of repealing obamacare and instituting a system that will be patient centered is going to be unbelievably difficult. >> reporter: the strategy mocking the report itself. >> good morning from washington where you can see according to the congressional budget office it's sunny and 74. >> reporter: the nonpartisan estimate that says 14 million more people will be uninsured n

into new england, vermont and new hampshire, big numbers of snow. the cape may not get any snow at all because it will be a rain/snow mix the entire time. it will be a sloppy mess. that is how we time this out right now. it isn't going to be the blizzard of 1888 which is 56 inches of snow in 35-foot drifts. a late season snowfall. >> that was the first blizzard of chad's career. >> reporter: it was. it was very hard in television then. >> everything was hard then. thank you so much, chad. maybe a foot here. expect the roads to be extra slick today. cnn's alison kosik is on the roads from new york city to northern new jersey as we speak. what does it look like out there? >> reporter: you know what is interesting, christine, listening to chad talk about the differences in the snow that will be falling, i have already seen that. i just left new york city where it was sloppy and wet and slushy. as i head northwest into new jersey where we are now, i see the type of snow is different. not as wet and mucky. it is slippery. you look outside. the road condi

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windchills are in the single digits in new england and 19 as far south of atlanta. you get the picture. very cold eastern half of the country. still feels like the middle of winter. i know spring is only a couple of days away but it doesn't like we are getting any big warm-up any time soon. new york city, times square. still cleaning up. sleet was a real pain and heavy shoveling yesterday too. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence?

stuck in that chilly new england weather yesterday while we enjoyed 70's. 49 in washington, 57 in pittsburgh thanks so that flow off the owing, to get that cold air across the mountains and so you get the moisture, clouds form, areas of drizzle, temperature goes nowhere, they can't rise when you have that much moisture, satellite and radar showing extensive, not a lot of falling rain, it could be a little drizzle, are dreary. i'll show you that with your fox futurecast. 8:00 a.m. we're starting off sunday, a lot of clouds, a hooded jacket is best, we do have some is sprinkles that pop up in the afternoon hours, as we go into tonight, it stays cloudy, dreary monday morning, 7:00 a.m. areas of scattered showers, as the, we should have temperatures that are at least a little milder but we won

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temperatures, millions will be feeling the chill today from the great lakes to new england. remember those areas had people out in t-shirts early this week. some skiing even in t-shirts. the winds have been howling too. strong gusts left thousands this the dark in new jersey where trees came down onto power lines and one falling on to two school buses at the same time. the drivers weren't injured. >> wild weather there. >>> stale head, wait till you hear what caused that massive internet outage this week. >>> an undocumented father taken into custody after dropping his kids off at school. why i.c.e. was waiting for him. >>> a one-man crime spree spreading over thousands of miles and the hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million dollars. see, you still got game, dwayne. i got instant game, gus. instant game. (giggles) keep on scratchin'. z1we5z

and a very heavy snow in central and northern new england.fake over in afternoon and there could be showers or snow showers wit winds. highs don't get out of the 20s tomorrow.elow freezin entire day. and windchills even in the afternoon will only hover around 10 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's bitter cold in the middle of the week and sun and it returns in full force on thursday 37 and st. patrick's day 38 degrees and finally back in the 40s and a round of showers late friday evening, friday night into earl saturday. and the weekend is fairly dry still below normal 44 sunday and we'll try to get back to near 50 degree orz so. if you have the sleet or snow in the backyard it's not going anywhere soon. if the kids go back to school itwill be there waiting for them. but bundle up it will be frigid. >> adam thank you. >>> how about more from our viewers, the pictures and videos they are sending in. and of course we are enjoying here all day long rick. >> i like the bull dog there, i don't think he likes the snow much an

blizzard warnings remain for parts of new england and upstate new york. and in massachusetts, i atractor-trailer lost traction and spun out on a major bridge. forecasters report 70-mile-per- hour wind gusts along with a quicks of heavy snow caused whiteout conditions. and the huge pine tree came crashing through a roof into a little girl's bedroom. >> so i went to the attack and through my daughter's bedroom window but no one was hurt. >> the storm continues to affect travel today. more than 1100 flights already canceled. >>> new at noon, a just released study on premature babies highlights the importance of skin-to-skin contact with their parents. researchers looked at the long- term benefits of something called kangaroo care. that's when premature and low birth weight babies get constant contact to maintain healthy body temperatures. a study shows babies who got that care are thriving 20 years later. >> having better jobs, having higher functioning society, making more money and having more normal behavior. >> i think this is my way [ indiscernible ] [

but they're also dealing with snow in central and northern new england out of the same system. as we take a look, it is painted in green from left to right, up and down here and you can see some pops of yellow so every area roadway it is damp thursday ponding on the roads and you can see little hit of these yellows which is steadier heavier rain kind of a band between honey brook chadds ford and wilmington many of they'll continue to fire up over the next several hours before he were taper this rain off late tonight. picking up over an inch in philadelphia since last night. wilmington 1.37 inches allentown over an inch the same for trenton and a little less in atlantic city about three-quarters of a and inch of rain thus far. flood watch is up. a flood watch means the potential is there that flooding still could occur through the 2 o'clock in the morning hour of saturday. mainly this is for streets as well as smaller creeks and streams across the area taking on this excess water and the rain will linger into the overnight hours tonight. we'll have the ponding on the roadways re

winds hitting new england area hard making it harder for some people to get around. caitlin will be back with that all important look at today's weather and what's ahead stay with us. "fox5 news morning" will be back after this♪ >> welcome back. time now 7:09 this daylight savings time. republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare scored wins this week passing two key committees on capitol hill. the white house knows this is far from over sending mike pence to rally in kentucky. lauren blanchard has the story. >> the vice-president made his way to kentucky and made his healthcare sales pitch. even as a group of 40 house freedom caucus members are calling gop health care fan obamacare by a different form. here's what the members say are main concerns. they believe refundable tax credit to help individuals purchase insurance is a new entitlement and obamacare medicade expansion remains until 2020 and cadillac tax returns in 2025 and some represen with the white house on what congress members really think. >> we have to keep our commitments to the american people and

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now, the snow continuing for parts of new england and new york state today. we'll see scattered areas of snow, strong binlds, and cold temperatures. there will be some additional accumulation as we head through wednesday, not at the same rate we saw the other day. the cold is pouring in. we're feeling it all across the u.s. temps 20 degrees below average over the next couple of days. after all that warmth, we're headed back to winter. low 40s at raleigh, 40s in atlanta, staying in the 60s in orlando, florida, and then by the time we wake up on thursday morning, a lot of teens and 20sing. 30s down to north florida and since we've had so many crops bloom early, plants in the east, the mid-atlantic, h could leave some damage for a lot of them, especially the peach crop that bloomed early this year. we're watching for a little more snow. we head into st. patrick's weekend. rain and snow swinging through the northeast. we'll have to watch the storm on sunday and may continue to watch new england with more cold and snow. winter is holding up. i'm meteorologist eric

the snow is expected to taperer off by wednesday morning, butmon parts of new england could be anotherround of snow over the weekend. in new york, julie ban dares, fox news. > speaking of snow, don't forget you can get the forecaste at any time with the fox5 weather app.we the app is free. it's available on i tubes and in google play store.y also a reminder all of the latest openingan delays and all of that yous cat see on the crawl at the bottom of your screen. we also have it on the bottom of our website, fox5dc.com. we'll be on at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll get the deep freeze overnight. straight ahead on the news at 6 tonight, the scandal over pictures of naked female marines on local media is now expanding. > later, changing the face of sports for muslim girls.usli and if you have a story idea we'd love to hear from you, cal, the fox5 tip line, 202-895-3000. you can also e-mail us figure figure. together fox5tips@wttg.com > the marines highest rang knowledge officer testifieddge today on capital hill aboutof te scandal involving pictures of naked female marines posted on social med

the brunt of the storm bearing down on new england and upstate new york where 2 feet of snow is expectedl guard troops have been activated to help with relief efforts. governors across the region have declared states of emergency and enacted travel beganans. >> i want to make clear we're not out of the woods. winds are going to increase and be concerned about the cycle of freeze and thaw. we need to be careful. blowing snow could make driving hazardo hazardous. if you don't have to travel, don't travel. >> reporter: despite this warning, some motorists are hitting the roads and causing problems for snow removal teams. what's the toughest part toeday? >> traffic. in the way. don't stay behind us and let us do our job. >> reporter: the same storm system took its toll in the upper midwest causing this 20-car pileup in chicago. and in nearby pennsylvania, not far from where we are, lot of restrictions still on the highways. officials there have limited the speed limit to 45 miles an hour on 11 different interstates in pennsylvania, they're restricting trailers and buses from going on some hi

and we still have some in the air, parts of our region in the northeast and new england under blizzardngs. from upstate new york, northeastern pennsylvania, on into parts of connecticut and massachusetts on into new england. now, here -- the big cities on i-95, we were expecting maybe to get some bigger snow totals, but here's what happened. we expect this would be the track of the storm. and especially if it had moved a little further east, that would have brought in colder air. and we would have seen bigger snow totals along i-95. instead, it tracked a little further to the west, hugging the coast, and that brought in warmer air off the atlantic. and so we saw that mix along the coast. but north and west of the city, and north and west in upstate new york, pennsylvania, that's where we we've seen the big totals. central park, not bad. 7.2, that breaks a record for today. it's set back in 1958, philadelphia almost four. look at washington, piker at 2.7, you get into new york, 17 inches. albany, almost 13. their record was back in 1958, do we have that snowfall total, the record, steve

then thursday we start to warm up a little bit in some areas, but still cold up in northern new englandwe're going to end with the good news. if you're in the southern half of the country, widespread warmth continues. we had near record highs yesterday in oklahoma and texas. and not bad again today. san antonio, 83. denver at 70. even charlotte at 81 today. and then as we head towards wednesday, that warmth continues through the southern half of the country. so the have and the have -nots with the cold weather. >> you're saying we have a day and a half of good weather and then it is all downhill from there. >> that is march. >>> still ahead, james comey admits under oath he hates the new england patriots? come on. >>> plus, donald trump takes a shot at former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. as bego we go to break, the pret takes a shot at louisville basketball on their home turf. that's next in sports. >> i mean, i don't want to say this, but we could have been watching a good basketball game tonight. what happened? what happened? that's all right. you've done a good job. not going

alerts from the great new england. blizzard watches from new york city to boston. setting up for a dangerous monday morning commute in the northwest. we begin with eva pilgrim on the winter that won't give up. >> reporter: tonight, nearly half the country in a winter blast. this, as another major snow storm is forming. parts of the southeast blanketed in snow. in texas, trucks trying to stay on top of the accumulation. as temperatures fall. >> uh-oh! >> reporter: and now, over 60 million people in the northeast bracing for a nor'easter. more than a foot of snow possible. here in new york, they're already gearing up 440,000 tons of salt and countless michigan among the first to get hit. the midwest expecting below freezing temps and snow fall tonight. still cleaning up from thursday's extreme wind. >> at nighttime, i curled up under five, ten blankets. >> reporter: another sign of the bitter cold, this home in new york, waves crashing, freezing right as they hit this house, coating it in ice. official warn everyone in the storm's path to expect closures, delays, and

and then, they're dealing with it and new england. this going to be a big one, especially for this time of year. as we go throughout your tuesday morning and into the afternoon, this is where we will wrap things up. as you get northwest of town, that is where we can see our best chance for totals over 10 inches. some places they could be significantly more than that. 1 foot not out of the estion. it's a sharp cut off as we drop down to the south and closer to d.c. more so 3 to 6 and even less as we go further south. the snow in the d.c. area, that likelihood is very high. that's a very good likelihood as we get into tuesday morning great blizzard conditions, i think we will be ok. the other thing to watch, talking about cold weather taking over, after are going to see some really cold overnight temperatures. day, sunshine during the we will get melting. a very good chance we are dealing with re-freezing and each morning as he go throughout the week. all 10 days together, quiet for tomorrow, this moves in after sunset and as we get int

another blast of cold air starting to develop across new england. used to the brief warm up. look at the temperatures for new york city. by the middle to end of next week. back to you. >>> thank you, derek. just about top of the hour. let's get a check of the money. stocks liower this morning. investors did not like the cuts to research and science programs. that sector struggled. mortgage rates are pushing higher after the federal reserve. 30-year fixed rate is 4.39%. expect the national average to stay below 5%. here is the real hit. when interest rates rise, for a $200,000 mortgage, it is about $29 more a month. for a jumbo loan, it is $73 more a month. some of the higher cost neighborhoods. one of the highest ipos soaring. canada goose. costs up to $800 a piece. stock soaring 25% in the first day of trading. retail over the past few months, inn vefvestors like the rugged and luxury prices. the ipo is not without controversy. peta says it is filled with real fur and real down. the group says it plans to buy shares of canadas goose. >> you are skii

blizzard watches for new england. and blizzard warnings here in the northeast. row morning, starting around 2:00 a.m. d.c., heavy snow, changing to a mix. philadelphia, new york city, strong wind, heavy snow. we move into tomorrow around noon. we're looking for new york city and boston, fully involved. one to three inches of snow per hour. locally, could be upwards of four inches. we get into the evening rush. from philadelphia, all the way up to boston, albany, burlington, buffalo, all involved. we're looking d.c. you will start to see your snow tapering off and coming to an end. wednesday morning's commute, a rough one for boston, with blowing snow. lessening wind. but the roads will be a mess in new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c., as well. as far as the snowfall is concerned, again, we're looking down in washington, about anywhere from 6 to 8 inches. philly, 8 to 14. the track of the storm, if it's closer to the coast, these numbers will drop. but if it goes further out, 10 to 16 might be conservative. boston, 8 to 14 inches or more. but again, w

saturday morning, single digits in northern new england. teens in some of the big cities. a big difference from what we've been experiencing. this warm, late winter. a closer look at the day ahead. >>> you can see where the cold air is today. northern great lakes all the way through cleveland, pittsburgh, right through northern new england. we're not that cold in the northern rockies. the cold is confined to the great lakes. not bad at all today for mips, down to denver. >>> we'll give you the rest of the weekend forecast coming up. >> i promise this is the best story to end the week. >>> pair of best buddies in kentucky have gone viral by proving true friendship is color blind 4-year-old jeff, on the left, got a buzz like his friend, reddy, on the right. story took off on social media. the little guys had master plan, making their preschoolteacher unable to tell them apart. regardless, still the friendship and that love is there. great to see. >>> just ahead, one of the funniest bits from late night tv. >>> and a first for the first lady. next tier. per roll more "doing c

to new england.> to the west coast now. and police in north bay of san francisco are investigating new video of a violent police take down. take a look. this all took place on friday in vallejo. after police were called by a store employee because of a man acting erratically. now that video streamed live on facebook, and it shows the officer chasing a man down who then sat down on the curb. it's this incident that's triggering so much anger. as the cop beats the man with his fist and then, you see the baton. that suspect facing charges of being under the influence and resisting arrest. >>> to texas now and another controversial police take down being spotlighted in a new documentary that premiered this weekend at the south by southwest festival. "stranger fruit." it focuses on michael brown, the unarmed black man shot and killed by police officers two years ago. >>> turning overseas to ethiopia. dozens are dead. most of the dead are women and children. several homes made of mud and sticks and buildin

. >> yang: from western pennsylvania to new england, snow fell at a furious pace. this time-lapse video shows it piling up in new york state. >> after daylight savings time, i wouldn't have expected a storm like this. it kind of feels more like january than it does march. >> yang: wind gusts of more than 70 up to 50 miles an hour sent waves pounding into the shore from delaware to massachusetts. >> good day to make brownies is my point, and or read a book. >> yang: connecticut governor dannel malloy banned all but emergency travel so plows could do their work in near white-out conditions. >> this is new england, we're used to handling snow. but when you get predictions of 18 to 30 inches with potentially 4, 5 or 6-inch snowfalls in an hour, that's when you have to act. >> yang: boston was on track for up to 18 inches. schools there were closed, as they were in cities like philadelphia and new york. that left thousands of kids with a day to play. even four-legged frolickers got in the act. for air travellers, it was anything but a holiday. southwest airlines, which f

and parts of interior new england can get up to a foot of heavy wet snow.nd here though we are talking -- we don't have to shovel it. this is the rain. future tracker 6 showing again an inch to inch and a half of rain so a real good soaking. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast wind driven heavy rain tomorrow especially late in the day and tomorrow night. 49 degrees is the high and saturday a little bit of drizzle and then clouds and 52 the better of the two days on sunday. 61 degrees and then clouds roll back in on monday and rain by monday night. with a high of 60 and tuesday could get an additional ridge of rain and 61 and wednesday beautiful and 67 and then more rain possible on thursday with a high of 64 degrees and find the rain gear you'll definitely need it tomorrow. >> that means butte flowers. >> yes, that will happen. >> abc world news is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers, and then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6.

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. >> new england upstate new york and pennsylvania remain unblizzard warnings with 30- inches expected along the new york, pennsylvania border. the white house says president trump is monitoring the situation closely. >> the white house office of intergovernmental affairs has been in state with local officials in the path of the storm to provide guidance. >> the storm also grounding almost 9 thousand flights causing big delays across the country. some travelers say the airlines should be doing more and others are taking it in stride. >> they should help the passengers to find solutions. >> so the brunt of the storm in most areas should pretty much wind up and finish up by tomorrow morning, wednesday morning. however in new england and connecticut another round of storms could be headed into the weekend. >>> julie i heard that it takes one million dollars to clean up. this will be a multi million dollar effort. are they preparing for that and how? >> yes. new york city obviously has a lot of money on reserve to take care of security. obviously with president trump being elected in the t

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advisories and blizzard watch and conditions expected from new york city all the way to southern new england. hour-by-hour timing? early tuesday morning the snow accumulation starts across maryland, pennsylvania, upstate new york, and then the snow continues to track through new england. and by tuesday evening, the system still is getting going in northern maine. now snowfall rates anywhere from 3 to 4, up to 5 inches per hour across the northeast. that means thunder snowe is a likely thing you're going to experience, and the wind is going to be cranking up as the snow progresses to the north and east. 65-plus mile-per-hour gusts. that means numerous power outages and damaging winds. here it, everybody. major numbers. 12-plus inches of snow from philly to even new york city. boston, we could see anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow. but keep in mind the track of the center of low pressure still a little wobbly, so well ee have more forecast updates as we get closer to the storm. i'm pamela forward never for the cbs news. >>> well, the house intelligence committee wants president trump to pr