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it is known as the new england primer. it would be used in the 1700s, early 1800s. they would use biblical text during their education. just a quick one which israel funny. a is for adam. as we enter into the impact of the bible in america, we saw primer, which basically is a complement to the artifacts of the story we are telling. the very first settlements, saint augustine in florida. and the pilgrims and the puritans who settled in the northeast of what we know as america today. and then the land deeds and permissions to be able to settle those colonies that would be granted from the imperial king or queen at that particular time. and then we have other examples of the bibles brought to america. the king james bible, the geneva bible. we have the french huguenots bible, which would be protestant. also the very first bible in america. a very rare bible that does a dramatic story. the elliott indian bible. it tells the dramatic story of the puritans who came here to specifically reach the indigenous people. not only were they presented with -- at that time, their p

we pick new england, obviously. it did started going through here with some key documents. >> as you mentioned we are starting in new england, which is where the first economies were settled. basicallytifacts are covenants or property ownership that has been granted to the colonists. we are looking at massachusetts, pennsylvania, and kerry was talking about the religious toleration or in toleration. an economy that was found primarily to be religiously tolerant of the quakers, of the baptists. .ll were welcomed laws are the acts and the they have been giving to the colonists. -- theyy are basically are using part of the bible to use -- first of all we know that that maryland was established as a catholic colony. -- that maryland was established as a catholic colony. that if youg here are blasphemous, basic punishments -- it starts off with a bite -- with a mild beating and a flogging. and then actually you would be thrown out of the economy -- out of the colony, should you continue with what they considered blasphem

residents anxious for it to stop. >> we're ready for flowers and warm weather. >> reporter: across new england, more than 200,000 people remain without power. >> we've put candles in the bedroom and shut the door and use that for heat. >> reporter: in new york, neighbors still digging out. while authorities in connecticut monitor dangerous highways. >> we're concerned about a drop in temperature and what that could mean fairly quickly. >> reporter: hoping 16 inches of snow doesn't turn to ice. meanwhile, in boston some are trying to make the best of the wintry mix even though another wave could be around the corner. >> kind of erratic, but that's boston, i guess. >> reporter: while the worst of the storm ends tomorrow, snow will continue to fall throughout the rest of the week. even though with all this snow here already on the ground, it's hard to imagine that spring is just a week away. lester? >> all right. hang in there. thanks very much. >>> the city of austin, texas, on edge as police intensify the hunt to identify a suspect in the string of three package bombings in less than two weeks.

and the winter storm warnings extend across new england. this will be quite a vector of storm. heavy snow through philly, new york, hartford, and just west of boston before things wrap up thursday morning. again, basically from southeast new jersey and parts of eastern pennsylvania reaching up across new england, this will dump over a foot of snow. looking at some of the major cities, heavy snowfall at times, 4 to 8 feet in philly, 8 to 14 in scranton, hartford at 5-10, boston at 1 to 3 and from a coastal perspective, the winds won't be as strong. t e seen a lot of damage at the coast, seawalls broken down, these winds that will gust over 50 at the shoreline will cause moderate to minor coastal flooding. power outages, again, an issue with this storm. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> the storm is having a major impact on travel, particularly in the northeast. so far this morning, nearly 2,000 flights have been canceled within the united states. most of them at newark liberty and john f. kennedy airports. some airlines are waiving ticket change fees. some will oper

heavy snowfall across new york state, and then you see that low all wrapped up just south of new england, a slow mover, which is really going to bring destructive coastal flooding and very strong winds. the snow heaviest across new york state and reaching into parts of western new england, so that's one element of the storm. but the winds will be strong up and down the eastern seaboard. not just coastal new england but down into the mid-atlantic, cold northwest winds moving if under tomorrow. and then, also, very strong winds will move across the spine of the appalachians with the storm system. and out in the open, atlantic huge waste, 30-40-footers. the entire atlantic ocean will look more like a hurricane out there than an nor'easter. cold pockets of air bringing a huge amount of snowfall after a pretty lackluster start to winter, 3-5 feet of snow over the next few days across the sierra. in southern california, the risk of flooding, flood watches are out, in and around los angeles, we'll see a couple of inches of rainfall and mudslides. debris flows will be the biggest concerns there.

there weren't many accidents outside on the roads >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england nicki batiste said more than a foot fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents. >> reporter: heavy wet snow blanketed roadways from new jersey to new york city as powerful nor'easter lashing the northeast intensifies. >> the phrase says a lot, thunder snow, and that could be between, two and 4 inches, per hour. >> reporter: plow where is out in full force to clean up over a foot of snow that felon parts of the new york and pennsylvania. >> kind of day where you want to, stay at home and binge netflix and do nothing. >> reporter: hazardous conditions on interstate 80 in pennsylvania led to multiple car accidents. in connecticut officials say big rigs from major highways as a precaution. >> while the van, i currently see only for tractor and tandem trailers i'm asking folks to stay off the highways now. >> reporter: yes. >> combination of the heavy snow and strong wind from new york to new england triggered mower outages, millions of people were all ready in the dark after another

we pick new england. that is where it all started. it started going through here with some key documents. why do you tell us about a few? as you mention, we are starting in new england which is where the first colonies were settled. the artifacts we have included are land these or covenants or property ownership that has been granted to the colonists from the king at that time. we are looking at massachusetts, pennsylvania and we're looking at maryland. we were talking about the religious toleration or in toleration. pennsylvania was founded to be religiously tolerant of the quakers, the baptists, the catholics. all were welcome in this colony which we know is the state of pennsylvania. these are the acts and the laws and the land deed showing ownership. laws, we are showing they are using part of the bible to use as their legislation of how that colony would be founded. over here, as we move forward. maryland laws --cted and it is showing maryland was established as a catholic colony. you cannot see it but it is showing maryland bein

moving up to the east coast. >> it's expected to bring light snow as north as new york but eastern new england two feet of snow. >> let's look at milford, new hampshire expecting up to a foot of snow. already has a little bit of snow on the ground. as you can see from last week's nor'easter. we get more details from accuweather's paul williams. >> reporter: good morning. this winter storm will continue to plague the east coast. the heaviest of snow as you travel further north. but boston will be clocked literally. and we're concerned about minor coastal flooding. we're looking at perhaps three to six in long island and connecticut. and 12 to 24 as you get closer to boston. strong winds on the back side of this. back to boston we go with 55 mile-per-hour winds. then to the west coast with rain advancing as moisture returns because they're in need of this to stop the trend of drought weather. but watch out for major snow in the mountainous region. >>> authorities are looking at two safety devices in sunday's deadly helicopter crash in new york city. they believe one of them failed and the other

eastern new england will get the worst. so one to four, maybe six inches across the mountains of west virginia and roanoke. and look at new england. easily 6 to 12 inches of snow.s surfaces. tennessee, north carolina and virginia. be careful on those secondary roads. so we are dealing with the nor'easter in the middle of march. everyone is wondering what happened to february? >> thank you. >>> speaking of by the numbers, aaa says the national average gas price was $2.53. that's down a penny from last week. however, drivers last year are paying an average. $2.30. >>> hq announced a winner of the $25,000 prize on twitter. prizes are often less than a dollar. >> and a $318 million jackpot and the power jackpot. that's the first time both have been over $300 million. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping peopl

blizzard conditions across new england at this hour, several big rig accidents blocking highways, including i-290 near shrewsbury, massachusetts. first philly and new york, the system now slamming new england tonight, where up to two feet of snow is possible. winds gusting more than 80 miles per hour. blizzard conditions. and abc's adrienne bankert is in marshfield tonight. >> reporter: tonight, wicked weather. the third nor'easter in less than two weeks arrives in boston, as a full blown blizzard. >> if you're out there traveling on the streets of boston today, be very careful. >> look at the pile of the snow that these snow plows are pushing already. and it takes up lane and a half. >> reporter: in marshfield, the storm surge nearly swallows the few drivers daring to risk venturing out in these coastal towns. live power lines dance in the wind. gusts above 80 miles an hour in some places. power lines arc in orleans, starting fires in sandwich. >> reporter: we are on the south side of sandwich. this giant pine tree has actually fallen over and it was caught by the power lines. >> reporter:

saying the best score was new england 33, philadelphia 41. >> zinger. >> if you're in new england, too and allison janney is not taking any time to rest after her big win sunday night. and obviously celebrated to the we hours but the next morning she was at her 11:00 a.m. table read for her sitcom "moms." >> and interring to applause. a writer's assistant made janney a special t-shirt saying i survived award season and all i got was >>> making news in america this morning -- plenty to say. >> i have not had a drink. >> a former trump campaign aide goes on a tour of cable news, claiming russia may have something on president trump. but will sam nunberg speak with investigators? his story changing overnight. >>> breaking now, a blizzard tearing through the midwest. leaving icy conditions. now taking aim at if storm-weary northeast. we have the latest forecast. >>> danger on the slopes. children in different states dangling from ski lifts as people rush to save them. >>> plus, who stole frances mcdormand's oscar? >>> the overnight bachelor finale with a twist. >>> and the bots take over t

from virginia up through philly, new york city, and new england. up to two feet of snow in some places. thundersnow in new york city. tonight, a teacher on bus duty, struck by lightning holding an umbrella. and our weather team telling us there could be another nor'easter brewing. >>> also breaking tonight, reports hope hicks, who resigned from the white house, had her e-mail hacked. and the porn star now suing the president. her lawyer saying the president must have known about the payment to silence her. >>> there is news coming in now, an apparent accidental shooting at a high school, several hit. and at another school, a student

we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> well, the effects of the nor'easter being felt in new england as well.y streets along massachusetts shore line are be under water after yesterday's nor'easter. in marsh field backhoes are being brought in to move the water out. much of the region is reeling from last weekend's storm which broke a number of sea walls leaving some under 4 feet of water. >> further northern in maine most of the state is expected to pick up 10 to 16-inches of snow likely to fall at about one to 2 inches per hour before it tapers offer -- off later this afternoon. there are more than 20,000 reported outages. >>> check out this nor'easter from space. weather satellites beamed these images back to earn. earth. you seat bubbling clouds. that's what caused the thunder storm. did you see it. >> i was asleep. [laughter] >> i was working. >> exhausted from yesterday morning. >> yeah, i know. >> just incredible weather. i mean, the strength of that system, the convection in system which created those high cloud tops is impressive. >> i'm glad it's done. >> cool we can see that type o

a result of nor'easter, that is brought out along the atlantic but cloud shield across areas of new england we ar dealing with the constant wind s from the north and northwest and that is why wind s are a factor throughout the rest of this evening and g a. flo we advisory from seaside heights into cape may west ward into delaware. high tide time on the oceanfront, it is close to 10:00 o'clock tonight. later this initial to effect at 8:00 o'clock tonight. we're looking at weather headlines 39 degrees f at 7:00 p.m. thirty-seven at 8:00 o'clock. temperatures staying in the 30 's with the potential coastal storm as we get into next wednesday. ssa >>> two police vehicles were involved in the crash in deners ounty police officer. now this is viewer video shot on broadway immediately after the accident. are officers on the ground one is sitting up but the other is laying there on its side and unclear whether the vehicles collided or if anyone else was involved. >>> breaking news right now in abington township police are on the scene of the stabbing that ended with police shooting a man. "action n

nor'easter over the weekend brought damage high tides waves and flooding to many coastal towns in new englandnew video shows powerful waves crashing over the roofs of homes in marshfield massachusetts. it downed trees and damaged power lines. 180,000 customers in new england remained without power as of yesterday. >>> dramatic video shows skiers in northern california rescue a man who was buried by an avalanche it happened at squall valley ski resort. two men and a women were caught in the avalanche. he credits his survive to the people around him who helped dig him out of the snow. >> i was no hero, i happened to be there at the right time and react well, so were many other people. >> one of the victims was taken to the hospital with a serious injury and another was treated an released. >> well arc curious kitten -- well a curious kitten got too close to a glass job running around with his head stuck inside the jar for two days, a couple of men tracked down the cat and freed it from the jar. looks like he is okay. >>> a baby issues a recall we'll have that in the report, we'll be right back.

it's really all of new england. have winter weather advisories, hudson valley from albany in regard including new york city. again, glancing blow for philadelphia, new york city, really not too much ooh a big ordeal at all. once we get from heaartford to providence northward, that's where we have larger issues. an all out nor'easter for new england, third one in two weeks. >> we just confirmed that barnacle is in the building. he would like to have au word with you. >>> still ahead, the wait is finally over. march madness is upon us. time to start filling out those brackets. the highlights from selection sunday income in sorts. it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm pr

from virginia up through philly, new york city, and new england. up to two feet of snow in some places. thundersnow in new york city. tonight, a teacher on bus duty, struck by lightning holding an umbrella. and our weather team telling us there could be another nor'easter brewing. >>> also breaking tonight, reports hope hicks, who resigned from the white house, had her e-mail hacked. and the porn star now suing the president. her lawyer saying the president must have known about the payment to silence her. >>> there is news coming in now, an apparent accidental shooting at a high school, several hit. and at another school, a student under arrest. a backpack bomb discovered in the cafeteria. >>> new reporting tonight on the poison plot. authorities now say it was nerve agent used against a former spy. he and his daughter in critical condition. so was the first officer on the scene. >>> and, the nba star and the

philadelphia 3 to 6, hartford 6 to 10 and as we move into new england, albany 8 to 12, boston should be on the low side, lester, 2 to 4. but you get up into portland and we're talking 12 inches of snow. again, with this heavy wet snow we look for power lines to come down. it could be a real mess. anything that was weakened by this last storm is probably going to go with this one. >> all right. al roker, thank you very much. >>> let's turn now to the dramatic news of a possible break through from north korea where kim jong-un has reportedly expressed a willingness to sit down with american negotiators to discuss giving up his nuclear arsenal. the surprise offer was relayed by south korean envoys who just met with kim in north korea. we have late details from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight a stunning meeting, perhaps a break through. kim jong-un's first face-to-face talks with south korean officials, a meeting including kim's sister that powerful cabinet minister who sat just behind vice president pence at the olympics and then cancelled

still windy as the storm continues to pull well off of new england thursday morning.ith gusts to 30 down the shore. so it's wind, it's snow, it's a mess don't plan on going anywhere on wednesday. overnight lows will be in the 20s tomorrow's highs in the 40s above freezing tomorrow evening when the precipitation moves in. so that snow is going to be wet and slushy by wednesday morning. on your seven day, looking better. thursday windy but clearing. friday 41. saturday 46. our philadelphia saint patrick's day parade iain is sunday. push that shower late the high temperature 46 and ditto for monday. of course, sue will have very latest new information comes in early tomorrow morning. she'll have that for you on "good day philadelphia". >> all right. thanks, kathy. >>> all right. tom what's coming up in sports? >> iain and kathy, baseball off season is the hot stove league then give me a good name for the nfl off season. no name dominates it more than nick foles. coming up i'll tell you why you have to remove the rumor more. why nick foles has to s join fox 29 as we celeb

tonight, first half against new england, new kid anthony fontana from newark delaware.ond half, corey burke to cj, union wins, 2-0. how about that for an opener? we are right back. coach jay wright says theylook . bridges and hunt player of the year. donte can solve two. villanova wins 97-73, tied for the most wins in school history. finish 27-4. we are a team trying to get our chemistry back. >> roman >> kathryn: catholic grad, facg purdue. lle, the hawk will never die. misses, gets the ball wins penn atn. sixhre ivy league title for th first time in 11 years. drexel with a ten point lead to madison. main isabel on the three scoring, 24. delaware beats elon aell. >> ma march madness ready to get going. >> even the nor'easter couldn't damage the middle school's determination to do good. they held the brewery bash, students danced and played raising $67,000 for the four diamond fund to help families with expenses due to pediatric cancer. the event is named fo time teener that away with cancer.buried alive and lio in an avalanche. that's when we come back. >> "action news

. >>> nor'easter also wreaking havoc on the new england area

the mountains of new england, even in central new england and southern new england, they're going to someone will get two feet of snow. here is the snowfall map. the first thing you have to notice is this, when you get to the purple color, that's six inches. that's half a foot of snow that comes down and this is the footprint for half a foot. this is a huge section getting 6 inches of snow. inside of that, that is where we see this red color and this is where we get the foot of snow likely. so it's i-95 interior to the north of i-95. and that could include areas just north of new york city. hartford could get a foot out of this. portland, concord and new hampshire, also. this will be a big snowstorm and the biggest problem is the inconvenience. hundreds of schools, thousands of schools cancel and everyone has to drive home in this if they go to work wednesday morning. that's the problem. >> here is the opportunity to stay home, if you can, so you don't end up sliding down the rod like that truck did. >>> still ahead, the standoff over president trump's family hotel business and a pro

6:00 p.m. 6 to 70 up in southern new england 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. this evening. by saturday morning it all quiets down. but the most damage is the coastal flooding. high tides tonight and also high tides saturday morning. >> a rough 24 hours ahead. all right, bill, thank you. >>> more retailers are taking a stance when it comes to guns. west coast chain fred meyer will no longer sell firearms or ammunition to anyone under 21. its parent company kroger said it believes the change is a common sense step that it can take is in line with its values. an outdoor retailer rei is taking a stronger stance, holding all future orders from vista outdoors until the company outlines a plan of action on guns. vista owns some of rei's longtime partners like camel back as well as rifle manufacturer savage arms. rei says it believes it's up to companies who make and sell firearms to work towards a common sense solution. this is days after delta said it would eliminate its discount for nra members. lawmakers have hit back, killing a proposal that would give major airl

>> still coming down in maine, new hampshire, portions of central new england. philadelphia had six heavy wet inches of snow. prints-ton, new jersey up to 17. highest totals in interior sections ever central and northern new jersey. one area montvale almost 27 inches of snow. monroe, new york had 26. a little higher elevations outside new york city. boston so far 2 1/2. it's still knowing in areas, sfleeshlt the northern half of new england, really heavy snow. the red is eight inches in maine. the rest region two to four inches s ahead a big recall to tell you about. plus an anonymous winner of a half million-dollar payout. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. you've got to get in i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, le

. >> john and his sister lisa belong to a new england family whose history goes back to mayflower days but whose legacy had been largely forgotten. in 2005, that reclusive aunt i mentioned, julie green, is diagnosed with cancer, and john moves her from the boston area into a condo up here in maine, where the siblings can help care for her. it's a big job to be a caregiver. >> i never thought of it that way. she had nobody else. >> what was she like? >> she was single and independent. >> never married? >> no. >> no children? >> she did not want children. >> nor does aunt julie want anyone to get rid of all her stuff.

>> still coming down in maine, new hampshire, portions of central new england. philadelphia had six heavy wet inches of snow. prints-ton, new jersey up to 17. highest totals in interior sections ever central and northern new jersey. one area montvale almost 27 inches of snow. monroe, new york had 26. a little higher elevations outside new york city. boston so far 2 1/2. it's still knowing in areas, sfleeshlt the northern half of new england, really heavy snow. the red is eight inches in maine. ending and temperaturesr f in the 40s. the southeast dry today but there is rain coming your way this upcoming weekend. speaking of the weekend, we'll give you that forecast coming up. >> all right, bill, looking forward to it. hopefully it is not all bad. thanks, bill. >>> demar derozan, six to go. all the way -- dominant! dynamite! >> wow. look at that. with violence to the rim. that was toronto raptors guard demar derozan throwing down the hammer last night against the pistons. look at this two-handed jam. it's even better now. this game went down to the wire. the raptor

. >> in many parts of new england blizzard-like conditions are expected later today. hundreds of flights have been canceled along with most train service. >> you see the town of milford there expecting up to two feet of snow. accuweather's paul williams is tracking the storm. paul, good morning. >> good morning. this winter storm is continuing to crank up and strengthen as it swings around the new england region with blizzard conditions for eastern new england, minor coastal flooding all a part of the mix then as far as snowfall amounts are concerned we're looking for three to six inches throughout portions of long island. but as you get a little bit closer to boston, talking about 12 to 24 inches of snow. that's right, two feet. combine that with very strong winds, possibly 55-mile-per-hour winds along the eastern coast particularly along boston. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >> our thanks to you, paul. >>> we're going to turn right now to austin, texas, where two people have been killed in three mysterious package bombings. the latest explosions came

new england is a different story. look at the banding. this is including eastern long island and points north. gusty winds and heavy snowfall. 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts in providence. 45 in boston. this will continue to be the case through the end of the day. there are the blizzard warnings with cape cod and islands and coastal maine. 65-mile-an-hour winds. i would not be surprised to get up to hurricane-force winds this afternoon. there are the snow totals. 12 to 18 inches. a lot of shoveling no question about it. >> a lot of parents searching for patience. another school day. ivan, thank you. >>> okay. the british prime minister wants answers from the russians today about the nerve agent attack in the uk. >> should there be no credible response, we conclude this action amounts to an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. >> theresa may was crystal clear, but once again on russia, the white house refuses to say much at all. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine

see some snow to start off the week in virginia that will develop into a possible nor'easter for new englandver snow showers in new >>> around here we've got a lot of fog to start out the morning. 48 degrees in san francisco, visibility in many areas including oakland, napa, santa rosa and half-moon bay at a quarter mile or less this morning. by the afternoon we will see hazy sunshine, temperatures mainly in the mid 60s and close to 70. a mild finish not weekend and we think the last of the dry days in the seven-day forecast. we will see light rain at times for monday, windy monday night with rain becoming more heavy at times, early tuesday, then more rounds of rain as we go through the weekend. cooler temperatures as well. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> next, we take you to the famed south by southwest festival in austin, texas, where amidst the music and the movies the tech world of silicon valley is going through a little self-examination. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, no

coming up on bbc news: england cricket captain joe coming up on bbc news: england cricket captainjoeng up on bbc news: england cricket captain joe root says their final test against new zealand is a chance to put below par performances behind them. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in exactly one year, the united kingdom will leave the european union. today the prime minister has been on a tour of all four nations and pledged to make brexit a success for everyone — whether they voted to leave or remain. theresa may told the bbc that leaving will mean extra money will be available to spend on the nhs and schools. but she refused to rule out tax rises to help fund the nhs in the coming years. but labour has warned that time is running out to negotiate a good deal with the eu. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. north, south, eastand north, south, east and west. a year left on our planned journey out of the european union. it will change the european union. it will change the country, every corner of it. the prime minister hasn't exactly wowed eve ryo ne prime

. >>> the storm here brought damage to new england. >> reporter: the storm on friday was a disaster on city avenue by conshohocken avenue. this morning everything is open and not so bad. in the burbs a lot of roads closed because of downed trees and wires. we'll run them down when "action news" continues on this monday no morning. >> good morning, happy monday! we're taking a live look at penns landing, the ben franklin bridge. we're off to a chilly start this morning. 31 degrees right now, windchills in the 20s, though. the time now, 5:48 a.m. still seeing the effects from the friday nor'easter. >> reporter: we are, there were so many ervetle it's taking time -- there were so many effects, it's staking time to get them cleaned up. 422 at trooper road traffic is moving find heading toward king of prussia. westbound toward oaks out of view. we have a new traffic pattern they shifted traffic over the new bridge over the weekend. the ride will be smoother, it's in a different spot. be aware of that 422 westbound throughout the day today. we have a tree hanging on wires gravel pike in lowe

new england, the area is getting heavy bands of rain and snow.ere more philadelphia, it was our biggest snow fall of the season officially, 6.1-inches of snow. the season now, up to 22.2. the average winter, 22.4. it would be nice to stop now. mother nature may have other plans. snow fall totals in pennsylvania rich bore o borough 6-inches. orfield in the lehigh valley, looked like they would get hit hard but tracked east taking the heavier band out of the area. 6.1-inches. wigged,wilmington six inches. mercer county, 17.8-inches of heavy, wet snow. overnight temperatures dropping below freezing. the morning commute use caution. there are a lot of icy spots secondary street. the slush, anything on cars and sidewalks will freeze over solid. i have details on the potential for another nor'easter on the way in the seven-day forecast. >> firefighters down the shore are thinking a lightning strike sparked a raging fire this afternoon. the blaze broke out just after 2:00. no one was hurt. >> that rumble you hear is thunder snow, another result of light

you wrote using young countryman and short-term workers in lowell and other new england textile factories avoided the creation of a database proletariat. i thought those of typesetting thought. >> that's a great fear. people are kind of self aware about this, they see england driven by class division. this is pretty early in history of the republic and this will be a different kind of society and not levelers but to believe at least there should be no great social distinction, no huge economic distinction. and they're they are still thin terms of classical notions of the republic would be undermined by a proletariat which is both dangerous and crap because it would be manipulable. so this system needs a lot of social and clinical need at this very moment of american manufacturing. >> the subtext of the book that we had this driving textile industry in england, thriving in new england but who is providing the raw material? >> well, thank you for bringing that up because this is completely embedded in slavery. in some ways it's the reason why american slavery explosively expands. lots of pe

this would have a tract just off the new england coast. a little bit of mixing boston, long island. winds in new jersey. jackpot in maine, new hampshire, interior sections near worchester and central new jersey. >> jackpot is usually a good thing. >> oh, you don't like lots of snow? >> no, i don't. >>> still ahead, world leaders not mincing words when it comes to president trump's thoughts on tariffs. we'll look at how others around the world are reacting to his plan. ♪ it takes a lot of work to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with a great taste. boost gives me everything i need... to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein be up for it >>> welcome, everybody. the international community is responding to president trump's desired tariffs on steel and aluminum imports including the

to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england, northern a foot of snow fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents and flooding is also a concern. so far a temporary fix on a sea wall along the massachusetts coast is holding up against high tides >>> check with the airlines >>> it was a tail of few passengers and plenty of cancelations. the airport has runways that are cheer of snow and planes were arriving and departing finally. however r, the airport said there may be residual cancelations tomorrow as the airlines worked to get crews and planes back in position. >>> kate bilo joins us. things pretty much calmed down and the storm has moved on and now what >> now we got a couple days the quiets weather before another chance for storm. what we're looking at as far as the chance coming up. we're start off with what's happening. everything is quiet compared to earlier. let's take a look outside and you can see the roads generally just wet across much of the area, certainly up in the lehigh valley where a little less snow than a

that snow continues in new england.heast and a little bit of a mess, heavy rain along the northwest coast. as you get inland, we'll be that that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> the rain has moved in, but now it's moved out. 57 in san jose. a little fog out there. taking a look at our doppler radar. you can see the majority of that moisture now off east. not really affecting us anymore. we could still see some areas though, some slick roads, so still slowing down. as far as the rain goes, it has moved out. we can expect to see some mild temperatures into the afternoon. these temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 60s. >> well, that's your latest weather. we've got a lot of people out here. we're going around the horn and we also want to remind you that don't forget, once you leave your house, you can check us out on sirius xm channel 108. hoda. >> all right, thank you, al. >>> now to a remarkable program helping the brave men and women who serve our count

that snow continues in new england.t and a little bit of a mess, heavy rain along the northwest coast. as you get inland, we'll be looking at >>> i'm brittney shipp. as we head into the rest of the morning, we're concerned about the messy roads especially with the temperatures starting off slightly below freezing. that could lead to icy spots, slippery conditions. cold windchills expected for today as well. and a few flurries by friday. here is a look at satellite and we are pretty much done with all of the snow. our feels like temperatures will stay in the low 30s today. our actual temperatures will stay in the low 40s. stick with nbc 10. >> well, that's your latest weather. we've got a lot of people out here. we're going around the horn and we also want to remind you that don't forget, once you leave your house, you can check us out on sirius xm channel 108. hoda. >> all right, thank you, al. >>> now to a remarkable program helping the brave men and women who serve our country. sheinelle is back with that story. >> th

we had 50 to 100 lightning strikes with the storm heading into new england. there is that drier air coming in near pittsburgh and energy is wrapping around this large low, for tonight it's windy and chilly and watch for slick spots. get the slush and snow off the pavement and dipping below freezing into the overnight hours. winds northwest 10 to 20 and low pressure wrapping around us 30 tomorrow with melting snow at 42. and friday a spoke of energy with a morning flurry. still brisk as the low stays to the north and own 43 degrees. we look at the accuweather forecast a snowy start to finish march seven day in the low 40s a degree or two every day and sun for tomorrow. and 43 degrees and turn the locks ahead an hour saturday night and cloudy on sunday, that is not a typo the possibility of another nor'easter sunday night into monday. and then it's still cold monday and tuesday into wednesday. no signs of spring. only one model has it hitting the region and the others just to the south. that is four days away. >> the timeline is interesting, one after the other

or thursday of this week...bringing heavy snow, fierce winds and high waves to much of southern new englandws some were hoping for... as many of those residents are among the more than 500,000 customers from virginia to massachusetts who remain without power.james boudreau / town administrator: "we are looking at least 72 hours from the end of the assessment for power restoration. the assessment of power outages have not been completed yet so we're in to tuesday at least before everybody is going to get their power back on." and for those traveling...officials for amtrak say nearly all services between boston and washington, d.c., will resume following the storm-related cancellations on friday.i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) taking a live look outside.... meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . (mabrisa rodriguez) another round of cold temperatures are forecast for tonight due to light winds, mostly clear skies. temperatures will likely lower again into the 30s for most locations. patchy dense fog will once again be possible for portions of the north bay along with the c

so heavy snowfall across new york state, and then you see that low all wrapped up just south of new englandw mover which is really going to bring destructive coastal flooding and very strong winds. the snow heaviest across new york state and reaching into parts of western new england. that's one element of the storm. but the winds will be strong up and down the eastern seaboard. not just coastal new england but down into the mid-atlantic. cold northwest winds moving in for tomorrow. then also very strong winds will move across the spine of the appalachians with the storm system. and in the open atlantic huge waves 30 to 40-footers. the entire atlantic ocean will look more like there's a hurricane out there than a northeaster. on the west coast cold pocket of air diving down across the west. this is bringing a huge amount of snowfall after a pretty lackluster start to winter three to fight feet of snow across the next few days across the sierra. in southern california that rix of flooding. flood watches in and around los angeles. a couple inches of rain and mudslides. debris flows will be a

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to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries >>> the nor'easter battered new york city and new england, northern a foot of snow fell on the roads leading to multiple accidents and flooding is also a concern. so far a temporary fix on a sea wall along the massachusetts coast is holding up against high tides >>> check with the airlines >>> it was a tail of few passengers and plenty of cancelations. the airport has runways that are cheer of snow and planes were arriving and departing finally. however r, the airport said there may be residual cancelations tomorrow as the airlines worked to get crews and planes back in position. >>> kate bilo joins us. things pretty much calmed down and the storm has moved on and now what >> now we got a couple days the quiets weather before another chance for storm. what we're looking at as far as the chance coming up. we're start off with what's happening. everything is quiet compared to earlier. let's take a look outside and you can see the roads generally just wet across much of the area, certainly up in the lehigh valley where a little less snow than a

in dallas and new york condition use the, you never won the big game. >> and union will take on new england on saturday. how fitting. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >>> you can watch the union revolution match on the sister station phl 17 saturday night conk begins at 7:00. >> all the idiots in dallas and new york. >> he put it out there. >> abso>>> coming up cecily tyn the active forecast and a lot to talk about when we continue in just a minut >>> we have nasty weather moving in. >> wind and rain and coastal flooding and snow and a powerful t to head back to february when the weather was nice. welcome to march. live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the ben franklin bridge where the rain is falling now. it's pretty light in philadelphia currently but dub-showing this storm system it boxes out and rapidly intensifies and picks up the th change over to snow. ches and advisorie aarning and the winds i think are the most destructive part of this storm. coastal flood warning and winter storm warning for the poconos. an a flood watch for philadelphia areas north and east. those areas getting

new england is bracing for another powerful storm. the weather service says that storm could come as soon as this thursday. it's expected to cause more of what you see here, flooding, storm surge, and a fresh blanket of snow. people there are still recovering from the one that hit a few days ago when nine people were killed. >>> many are still without power. >>> in colorado, a brushfire destroyed four home southeast of denver. it broke out around 10:00 a.m., and quickly grew. the fire expanded to nearly 400 acres, prompting evacuations in rural he will berth county -- elbert county. it frightened horses which scrambled away. firefighters say they have gained full containment. >>> coming up next, more than 200,000 students in one state have the day off tomorrow. what's behind one of the only state-wide teacher strikes in american history. teacher's strikes in american history. west virginia teachers.. will be striking for an eighth day tomorrow. that means: west virginia teachers will be striking for a 8th day tomorrow. that means a qu

reporter: at the problem is that the new england storm. 50 miles inland is going to bring perhaps thee snow to places like new york. certainly long island if you live on long island you long island you would get the brunt of this. a very big powerful storm. hopefully more worst of it will remain ashore. 43 in new york, cold enough for some snow. we are actually getting snow across the midsouth. portions of kentucky and tennessee and this is the system that will come up short work its way towards the northeast. the jackpot is going to be across new england and it's not going to be the interior northeast. mostly a coastal event although we will get some snow across portions of minorities. there's a future radar tuesday at 8:00 a.m. we start to see a really wind up throughout the day and it should be out of here by tuesday evening. potential snowfall. you can take a bit of a breath here. new york city right on the cusp again of potential for a little bit of snow. certainly interior sections of new york towards new england where you see that jack pot smell and also parts of the south as w

back out to that wide zoom on storm scan three storm system continues to churn, what a mess in new england here heavy snow pounding down threw up state new york and now locally, across about the north half of our region. it is coming down moderately too in burlington, ocean county as well, generally speaking i have seen rainfall totals so far about a i to just under two but clearly the snow is taking over now, and that is absolutely going to over spread the rest of the region as day goes on with the wind gusts take a look, pretty potent now we're in the high wind warning and 49 miles gusts being reported at philly international, that will grab some flights. 54 miles an hour in dover. that is peak we are finding of this slew of observations but i have seen them as high as 50 in wilmington, this morning. another look at high wind warning. we are in it. it goes into effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, so you are talking about an incredibly long lived system here, and wind event that will easily bring down trees tree limbs power lines and we have already had a handful of reports of that in places

parts of eastern long island and then new england and interior sections of new york will get the snowfallut certainly a good agreement that the storm is coming, hopefully most of it will be offshore but is going to be a very strong storm and i think spring arrives next week, maybe, hopefully. rob: close. yeah. i can taste it, janice, i know it's close. janice: i just -- i just want to leave. [laughter] jillian: sweet. rob: bye, janice. jillian: we need you to help us track the storm, janice. a helicopter plunges into new york city's east river. we are live at the ntsb arrives to figure out what went wrong. >> should ice exist? were should ice exist, well, certainly, when we are talking about people who have committed serious and violent crimes. rob: abolishing ice, the idea of defending immigration enforcement gaining traction on the left, is that a winning strategy for democrats to run on 2020, getting rid of ice. jillian: the instant karma for the candy crook, you have to see when "fox & friends first" continues. art. it can be sculpted in beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strok