powerful nor'easter, which has left about 700,000 homes and businesses without power, mostly in new england. in new hampshire, a woman was killed when a tree fell on a propane tank. well, check today's forecast in just a few moments. it's a busy travel weekend, and this morning we're learning about a growing concern at airports across the country. >> a huge spike in security breaches this morning, a troubling new report about the number of people who breached airport security in the last year, including an incident from february when a woman at the nashville airport bypass security sneaking past officers before boarding a flight to l.a. and last month, a man without a ticket was caught taking pictures of other passengers boarding passes at the salt lake city airport to board a flight. he was removed just before takeoff, a tsa spokesperson tells the washington post. of at least 300 cases nationwide in the last year, where people have bypassed airport security, a huge increase from previous years. just 72 cases were reported in 2022. only 29 in 2019. some of the factors the spike in post-pand

northern new england looking really, really clear. let's go city by stay long this path of totality. austin is going to be the toughest spot. 136 central time. 80% cloud cover. could see some showers falling as well. dallas 60%. so not so great there either as we go a little further to the north. this is a tricky one. but forecasting 30% cloud cover, and much better as we get further to the north. cleveland is going to be iffy too. we'll watch this closely because we could be into the clouds at 50%. better at 40% in indianapolis. but the spot to be, parts of northern new england and maine, just 10% cloud cover. no matter what, i think it's going to be a party all along that path. >> we're talking about our plans. the glass, the whole other thing. michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> new this morning, a terrifying sight for passengers on a southwest flight. the protective cover over the engine fell off during takeoff, striking the wing flap. our steve patterson has the story. >> reporter: it is the very last thing anyone wants to see look

and northern new england, get ready.ll these small new england towns with clear skies, get ready for thousands of people heading your way monday. >> bill karins, thank you very much. and we will have complete coverage of monday's total eclipse right here starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific on monday. >>> more aftershocks today following that historic earthquake that hit the northeast yesterday. it raises new questions about what would happen if it had been bigger. are cities in the region ready? george solis reports. >> well, we just had another one. >> reporter: tonight, more aftershocks from friday's historic earthquake raising new questions and seismic concerns. >> maybe that was an aftershock. >> reporter: nbc10 philadelphia reporter brian sheehan was moments away from a live report when his team felt one. >> yeah, you good? >> reporter: in new jersey this mom grabbing her daughter as they felt one, too. >> whoa. >> reporter: dozens of aftershocks reported since the rare 4.8-magnitude tremor that rattle

powerful nor'easter blasting new england with heavy rain, sleet and snow. it is maine that will likely take the brunt of the storm. the state is bracing for 24 inches of snow today. officials expecting white out conditions that could make for dangerous driving conditions this morning. >> carley: that is two feet. flood watches and high wind warnings in place from pennsylvania to new york city as rain and powerful wind gusts whip through the tri-state area. janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast, it is a busy one. >> janice: it was crazy, in long island, winds over 60 miles per hour. it brought tornados to central u.s., southeast and northeast. over a foot in wisconsin and michigan and this nor'easter is going to take over and bring potential for two feet of snow. top wind gusts, 67 mile per hour in massachusetts, glen cove, new york, close to where i am, 62 miles per hour. you can see that spin, that counter clockwise motion across the great lakes and cold front swept off the east coasts, you have a developing nor'easter. rain will settle down an

. >> norah, a very soggy and snowy end to the week for the northeast and new england. we start with the rainy side. flood watches posted from the midatlantic into the state of new york. but look at the snow. amounts as high as 2, even 3 feet for parts of new england, including new hampshire and maine. it's going to be a heavy, wet snow, that heart attack snow. so very difficult to clear. overnight, the snow really begins to fall in earnest, continues during the day on thursday as that low strengthens, winds will be gusty. that could cause travel problems, even in areas that don't see the snow. winds along the coast could be gusting as high as 50, even 60 miles per hour. we look towards next week's totaller solar eclipse. cloud cover looking likely across the south central, with more clearing likely, norah, in the wake of the storm in new england. >> thank you. >>> here in washington another january 6th rioter was sentenced to more than seven years in prison today for his role in the attack. this comes amid growing concern over donald trump's using of words like "hostage

. >> norah, a very soggy and snow we end to the week for the northeast and new england. tart with the rainy side flood watches posted from the mid-atlantic into the state of new york. but look at the snow. amounts as high as 2, even 3 feet for parts of new england, including new hampshire and maine. it is going to be a heavy, wet snow, that hardtack snow, so very difficult to clear up your overnight, the snow really begins to fall in earnest, continues during the day on thursday. as that low, wins will be gusty, that could cause trouble problems even in areas that don't see the snow. wins along the coast could be gusting as high as 50 and even 60 miles per hour. we look at next week's total solar eclipse, cloud cover looking like we are on the south central, with more clearing likely in the wake of the storm, norah, in new england. >> norah: alex, thank you. here in washington from another convicted january 6th rioter was sentenced to more than seven years in prison today for his role in the attack. this comes a bid growing control over donald trump's use of words like ho

northern new york, new england and virginia. and he made it much to virginia his advantage, even at that time of the year because. he arrived in northern new york, new england in late may, early june. and he he that the summer in northern new york state, new england was not only hot but quote as hot as could be find and count as could be found in carolina or georgia. i, i suspect, indeed, that heat of northern climates may be more powerful than. those of southern ones in proportion, as they shorter there is as much fever, other bilious complaints on lake champlain as on the swamps of carolina find nothing. nothing anywhere else in point of climate which virginia need envy to any part the world. and i didn't quite feel that yesterday when i got off the plane, it was not quite what was was going on. and jeff well we know what was going on in jefferson's head. of course i do i do have remark that i have some summer neighborhood neighbors and east boothbay, maine, who live a good part the year in virginia not too far from here. but t

likely in the wake of the storm, norah, in new england. >> norah: alex, thank you. here in washington from another convicted january 6th rioter was sentenced to more than seven years in prison today for his role in the attack. this comes a bid growing control over donald trump's use of words like hostage and patriot in defense of those accused of taking part in the insurrection. including those who attacked law enforcement. cbs's scott macfarlane has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: as donald trump increasingly champions january 6th defendants. >> they are the jay sacks hostages, i call them. >> reporter: and talks of issuing hostages know my pardons for the capital. a review of jane were six criminal cases shows nearly 500 of the defendants are now accused of assaulting police. more than 120 of doing so with dangerous or deadly weapons. and we found those held in the january 6th wing of the washington, d.c., jail, which has also been mentioned by trump come include jonathan pollock, a florida man who has pleaded not guilty and accused of punching and dragging a

those storms now bringing freezing rain and up to three feet of snow to parts of new england. we'll check your forecast in just a few minutes. >> breaking overnight at least six miners trapped after yesterday's deadly earthquake in taiwan have now been rescued, but dozens of people are still unaccounted for after the 7.4 magnitude quake. nearly 50 residential buildings have collapsed. the death toll overnight stood at nine people, with more than 1000 injured. new video shows the quake hitting during rush hour, trapping drivers on a swaying bridge, and video circulating online shows boulders from a landslide crashing into at least one car on this road. two people were reportedly killed in the area. part of the road collapsed. meanwhile, in one hospital, nurses were seen holding onto newborn babies during the intense shaking. it was the biggest quake in taiwan in 25 years. >> outrage is growing after an israeli airstrike killed seven aid workers in gaza. president biden is scheduled to speak today with israel's prime minister and the celebrity chef, who founded the aid group, cl

we get a little cloudier as we get around the great lakes and on up into new england. cloudy in dallas and san antonio, clear as you get into the mid-west and clouding up state new york. we'll see if that holds. but hopefully most people will get a clear view. today severe outbreak in the upper great lakes and midwest. warm down south. the western half of the country >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be a very nice day. we're already seeing the sunshine and temperatures are going to warm up and head for the low 70s for mountain view, all the way over to the tri-valley, up to fairfield, and much of the north bay in the low 70s. but with more clouds coming in tomorrow, temperatures come down several degrees. the cooldown continues with rain arriving on thursday, and look at those changes. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, al. >>> still ahead, "late night" host seth meyers, he's going to join us live in studio 1a. along with comedian mike birbiglia. cannot wait to talk to him. >>> and then we have a morning boost to start

also tonight we'll hear from new england patriots owner robert kraft will be with us.ow cutting off all donations to his alma mater and that would be lumby a university because of the "virulent hate that continues to grow on campus." take a look at your screen. this is what he is talking about. a young woman, at columbia cup holding up a sign that reads "our custom's text next target." an arrow pointing to the students that are standing behind her waving israeli and american flags. now arkansas is the militarized terrorist wing of hamas responsible for the worst and the most barbaric character attack in history of israel. remember they buried babies alive, the beheaded men, women and children. they take infants as hostages. they use rape as a weapon of war over 1200 that in a day. and this woman on your scr screen, face covered with a scarf, is not hoping for more of the same. she is not alone. take a look... >> we are hamas! >> while. your walk? your hamas. >> yes, we are all hamas. >> everyone: [chanting] >> remember the 77th of october october. >> never forget the 7

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people in new england telling us they were shocked when they saw picture frames and books rattling duringoming out of new jersey, wasn't sure if the impact was worse down in manhattan. but it seemed to be. it was being felt all the same across new england at the same time. i was in my office a, i was on a zoom meeting. and as i look at the camera, the monitor started shake and, you know, i looked at my credenza, and the pictures of my kids were shaking. >> reporter: thankfully, there was no widespread damage from this earthquake, but still elected leaders from new york state, new york city, philly and connecticut addressed the public. meanwhile, over in new jersey where more than two dozen people in newark had to be evacuated when three multifamily homes shifted, new jersey governor phil murphy was out of town at the democratic gloves' finish governors' association. governor murphy did several phone calls, he made posts to social media but, again, he was out of town. we reached out to his team about why he did not return to the state following this situation, and his team pointed us to a

, and if we get one to two feet of snow, lester, up across new england, this could be the biggest snowstorm we've seen so far this season, and, of course, it's now april. >> all right, thank you, dylan. >>> israel is facing growing outrage after its air strikes in gaza killed an american and six others working for world central kitchen. the aid group's founder, chef jose andres, speaking out tonight as israel says its forces made a grave mistake. raf sanchez is in israel. >> reporter: tonight, the bodies of the foreign aid workers carried out of gaza after those israeli air strikes on vehicles marked with large world central kitchen logos. >> some of the people that died were -- were my friends, and i sat with them. >> reporter: the founder of the aid group, chef jose andres, appearing on israeli television and demanding answers. >> they were target systemically car by car, so this was not just bad luck situation where, oops, we dropped the bomb in the wrong place or, no, this was over 1.5, 1.8 kilometers with a very defined humanitarian convoy. >> reporter: overnight israel's top general a

comes a snow threat second half of the way, thursday into friday, especially through portions of new englandr new england states could be looking at totals that approach 2 feet. norah. >> alex, thank you. >>> president biden spoke with chinese president xi jinping for nearly two hours today amid tensions between the two world powers. it's their first conversation since november, and president biden says they spoke candidly about maintaining peace in taiwan and the south china sea. the leaders also discussed tiktok and the flow of fentanyl entering the u.s. and election meddling. >>> now to the 2024 race for the white house. president biden's campaign is hitting the airwaves with a hard-hitting political ad focusing on abortion rights, and they're using donald trump's own words in an effort to warn voters. cbs's nancy cordes reports the former president is on the campaign trail in the midwest, where he's focusing on another wedge issue, immigration. >> joe biden's border bloodbath -- and that's what it is. it's a bloodbath. >> reporter: despite criticism from both sides, former president trum

but look at this snow, lester, in the new england area, 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour. upwards of a foot and a half. >> all right. al, thanks very much. >>> in the middle east, israel is calling it an unintentional tragedy. a series of air strikes in gaza that killed an american and six other people who work for a food relief program run by famed chef jose andres. raf sanchez reports on the fallout. >> reporter: the convoy of aid vehicles had just left a gaza warehouse, clearly marked with the logo of the world central kitchen, when they were hit by a series of israeli air strikes. tonight, the white house among those sharply criticizing israel. >> we were outraged to learn of an idf strike that killed a number of civilian humanitarian workers yesterday. this incident is emblematic of a larger problem. >> reporter: seven aid workers were killed, including a dual u.s.-canada citizen. late today, president biden calling world central kitchen founder, celebrity chef jose andres, to offer condolences. andres writing, "the israeli government needs to stop this indiscriminate

we begin tonight with that near record earthquake felt from new england to new york and much of the mid-atlanticople in at least ten states and even right here in the nation's capital experienced some shaking. the aftershocks are still coming tonight, with the governor of new jersey warning they are still on high alert. the 4.8 magnitude quake's epicenter was located 45 miles west of new york city. residents of the big apple and the tri-state area including the new york yankees felt the big shake at 10:23 a.m. there are no reports of injuries or major damage. that's the good news. but airports like newark and jfk faced delays, issuing a temporary ground stop for all flights. the friday morning earthquake ee was record for the area. get this, for the state of new jersey, it was the strongest since 1783, from before new jersey was officially a state. cbs's errol barnett will start us off tonight. >> reporter: it was the major shake... >> earthquake! oh, my god! >> reporter: that caused a morning shock to most of the northeast. the epicenter of a magnitude 4.8 earthquake just 50 miles west of new y

snowy and windy as we get your way up into new england. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. and as many portraits of me as your heart desires. (woman) how about none? (boy) none. (man) yea none feels right. (vo) trade-in any iphone in any condition and get a new iphone 15 pro - on us. only on verizon. >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are seeing widespread rain coming into the bay area, and we will see most of this happening over the next few hours, tapering off to spotty activity with a chance of thunderstorms today and tomorrow. it will be trending drier for the weekend but we are still chilly with temperatures in the low 60s. warming up and clearing out for next week in time for the partial solar eclipse we will see on monday. >> and that's your latest weather. next half hour, we'll take a look at the eclipse forecast. >> oh, good. >> getting close right now. >> al, thank you! >>> still ahead, a shocking death that's making worldwide headlines. an american tourist on an elephant attack. ja

on top of that melting snow, that will leave us with the potential for flooding concerns across new england. this system will be sticking around through the rest of the day today, as far as the rain showers are concerned. but it eventually lifts into canada and leaves us with some quieter conditions, except for parts of northern new england as we get into tomorrow. meanwhile, on west coast, we have our next pacific storm we're looking at. look how gorgeous it will be for saturday. nice day for most of the east coast. a couple swers for theho kansas wichita ends up at 75 degrees, and denver dealing with mostly sunny skies. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> okay, angie, see you in a bit. "early today" is back in a minute with a new tool from meta to help protect their kids online. >>> and no more bad blood? >>> and no more bad blood? huge. the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients - no sulfates, silicones or dyes and packaged with 45% less plastic - giving you outstanding dandruff protection and leaving hair beautiful and moisturized. m

and is april snow headed for new england? al roker is here. >>> the significant progress in the race to reopen the port of baltimore after that massive bridge collapse. the temporary fix to get ships in and out. >>> the major escalation in the middle east. iran accusing israel of striking its consulate in syria and killing two top generals. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh back in court, sentenced to 40 more years for stealing from his clients. why some of his victims say they forgive him. >>> a lawyer for nfl star rashee rice says he's cooperating with police after reports his car was involved in a major crash. authorities asking for help i.d.-ing the man in this video. >>> and he's young and driven. the gamer turned nascar star who just claimed his first major checkered flag. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. breaking tonight, a pair of closely watched abortion rulings late today by florida's supreme court. the conservative majority panel opening the door for

we'll still have lingering showers in parts of northern new england. but then we'll finally start to see that system get out of the picture by the time we wrap up our weekend. out west we're going to watch this next storm system that will work across the country, make its way onshore into today and tomorrow. it's rain and snow across parts of the sierra mountains, but by the time we get into monday, this is the area that we're going to be watching. we've got 19 million people at risk as we come out of our weekend and into our workweek for the potential for strong storms. it stretches across portions of the mid section of the country. kansas city and wichita and oklahoma city with the potential for strong wind gusts, ends up . denver dealing with mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s. and that's a look at you are why forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, ang ie, see you in a bit. >>> the coast guard saves a couple of castaways stranded on a tiny island in a rescue straight out of a movie. a resc straight out of a movie. launchi. the bare mini

as you can see, runs from texas up through the mississippi valley, into the great lakes and into new england. but we will see about a 34% eclipse of the sun here in the bay area, and our view will not be obscured by clouds. so that's the good news. and, you know, maybe a little bit late now to travel. but if you do want to see totality, you're going to have to go far to our east over to at least around kentucky or so to get a really good view at least we have good weather that we do have great all we can ask for. >> all right, spencer, thank you. okay, now for a list of eclipse events, including viewing parties and how to make your own eclipse glasses at home, head to our website abc seven news.com. you'll see a link there at our home page. and if you can't watch the eclipse in person, abc seven bay area is your home for complete coverage. we'll bring you the excitement from across the country starting at 11 a.m. on monday. quite a sight. overnight traffic on the bay bridge came to a halt. a sideshow took over westbound i-80 before treasure island. at about 3 a.m. crowds gathered and watched

new york into interior parts of new england.t 24 hours still a bit of a mess. >> thank you, al. thank you so much. >>> fall-out is growing over the air strikes in gaza that killed seven world central kitchen workers, including an american. according to the un, it brings the total number of aid works killed in the conflict to nearly 200. israel investigating what it calls an unintentional tragedy. the white house commenting. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are now learning the identities of all seven of those aid workers who died in that israeli attack. they came from around the world, united in a mission to help the people of gaza and the president personally calling the founder of world kitchen, chef jose andrÉs, to offer condolences. overnight president biden paying tribute to the seven world central aid kitchen workers killed in a series of israeli air strikes. they were brave and selfless, he said of the victims, including 33-year-old jacob flinkinger, a dual american citizen, seen here in a mission to mexico. adding pr

the best viewing is expected in new england.k to the plains where tumbleweeds were blowing across the road about 150 miles east of denver, winds were clocked around 60mph. check in today's high temperatures, nice and warm along the eclipse's path. 50s in the northwest, 84 in dallas >> coming up, where gas prices jumped $0.23 in just one week. >> also ahead, if you bought groceries at walmart recently, you may be eligible for some cash. what we're learning about a settlement involving the store and new details on anoth you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. first place to see the skies go dark. >> we're back with aftershocks from friday's earthquake in the new york city

we are looking pretty good as we get into northern new england. or eight months ago, i don't think anyone would have put their bets on northern maine as being the best spot to view this with clear skies and a broker that is pretty much what we are going to see. indianapolis, a wonderful place to see this. we have multiple fox whether teams and fox news teams on the ground there. we've got temperatures that will be in the 70s. the totality begins at 3:06. at time of totality anywhere between 2 and 4 minutes. it's incredible. we are going to notice a 5-15 temperature difference. >> harris: interviewed last hour a doctor who was in cleveland. these guys were as blue as your dress. he thinks that this is going to be magical for a big portion of the country. >> even in areas that are cloudy, you're going to notice that it's getting darker. >> harris: great to see you. fox whether is your destination for the latest weather news and forecasts are it stream it on your favorite connected device and always on, always free. i love that part. awesome. i want

>>> the deadly spring storm battering the northeast and new england. hundreds of thousands without power. >>> the race to rescue survivors trapped after the deadly earthquake in taiwan. new images. a boulder crushing a car. our team in the disaster zone. >>> the hunt for thieves who stole $30 million in one of the biggest cash heists in los angeles history. how did they get in? >>> our nbc news report on the rise of marijuana and the risk of psychotic events among teens. >>> and the bond between brothers, one in the u.s., one in gaza, bringing life-saving relief to the war zone. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. president biden tonight signaling growing impatience with israel over the conduct of its military operations inside gaza and possibly conditioning american military aid to reforms. in a phone call today, president biden telling israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that israel's strike that killed seven world central kitchen aid workers earlier week and the overall humanitarian situation

comes a snow threat, second half of the week, thursday into friday, especially through portions of new englandrthern sections of new york and our new england states approaching totals of 2 feet. norah? >> norah: alex, thank you. tonight, there's outrage at the white house after an israeli air strike in gaza killed at least seven aid rockers from the world's central kitchen. president biden called the organizations founder jeff jose andres to express his heart break today. cbs's holly williams wrist port reports on the response from israel's prime minister appeared >> reporter: world central kitchen says its team members were traveling through central gaza in three vehicles when they were killed by an israeli st strike. it appears their convoy was hit multiple times, including a direct strike to an armored car, though it was clearly marked with the group's name. world central kitchen says it was coordinating its movements with israel's military, which has promised to investigate what happened. the u.s.-canadian victim hasn't been named. three british citizens were killed beard and australian wo

new england will probably be the best spot for viewing this eclipse.e're looking at 10% in terms of any cloud cover. back to you. >> it's going to be huge. okay, we'll see you in a bit. >>> new this morning, the terrifying sight for passengers on a southwest airlines flight bound for houston sunday. these videos appear to show the protective cover that houses the engine peeling back and falling off. it struck the wing flap on the boeing 737. the aircraft returned safely to denver and no one was injured. right now it's unclear what the source of the malfunction was, but southwest has recently had a series of runway scares, including the possible engine fire that grounded a flight on thursday. the federal aviation administration has launched an investigation into this most recent incident. >>> new this morning, a suspect has been arrested after a fire at senator bernie sanders' office. a 35-year-old man has been charged with setting the fire to damage this building in vermont. according to court records, the suspect went to the third floor and was seen o

texas up through the mississippi valley, then up through the eastern great lakes, and then up into new england. so here we'll see, as you mentioned, dion, about 34% of the sun eclipsed still, it will be an exciting thing to view here in the bay area. and as you can see, as you get closer to that path of totality, you'll see a greater and greater percentage of the sun being eclipsed by the moon. >> all right. we'll check in with you a little bit later as well. okay. thanks. now for a list of eclipse events, including viewing parties and how to make your own eclipse glasses at home, you can head to our website, abc seven news.com. there is a link on our home page, and if you can't watch the eclipse in person, abc seven bay area is your home for complete coverage. we'll bring you the excitement from across the country starting at 11 a.m. on monday. well, moving on in the east bay, a nine year old girl is dead after a single car crash in concord and now the search is on for the driver. the suv was heading north on interstate 680 at about five this morning, when it veered off the road and flipped o

the forecast for northern new england to canada is looking bright. >>> and we will have live coverage of today's solar eclipse here's on cbs and streaming on paramount plus. >>> turning now to the israel-hamas war where sunday marked six months since the massacre. the israeli military has withdrawn forces from southern gaza, and there's growing frustration in israel over what some see as the government's inaction to help free about 130 hostages that are still in captivity nearly a quarter believed to be dead. cbs' naomi ruchim joins us here in new york with the details. >> reporter: good morning. in one positive sign from the region overnight, a fresh round of negotiations has begun in cairo where according to state tv there, all parties have at least agreed on basic points. still, six months since the attacks on october 7th and the war that has followed, families of the hostages are pleading for a deal. over the weekend the grief-stricken families of some of the roughly 1,200 israelis killed by hamas on october 7th gathered to mark six months since the horrific attacks. >> missing th

some of the heavy rain moving out in new england. but there's still going to be rounds of rain on the back side of this storm system. soggy ground and in wind gusts of more than 40mph. and that could mean some trees down, some power outages in some locations. storm system hangs around the great lakes, but high pressure keeping things warm and dry across the plains this weekend, as another storm works into california that will bring a severe weather threat monday from accuweather. i'm melissa constanza >> coming up, the nationwide shortage of potentially life saving drugs just got worse. we'll explain why. also ahead, the dentist accused of fatally poisoning his wife faces new charges. >> what he allegedly asked his daughter to do. >> and later, a stunning discovery nea you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designi

we're going to be dealing with this snow across new england for the next day or so.ple of rounds of scattered showers. nothing like what we saw yesterday as far as rainfall totals erthe rumble of thunder you might have heard, but we're going still to be dealing with the breezy, chilly weather on top of the rain and snow in some of those areas. when it comes to totals, prettym impressive this time of year. we've got potential to see additional snowfall through the evening hours tonight, 6 to 9 inches, potentially up to a foot of snow in some of these spots, this is going to be their largest snowfall of the year. >> angie lassman, thank you as always. >>> next up here on "way too early," nato leaders are celebrating the 75th anniversary of that historic alliance. we'll talk about the significance of that amid the ongoing war in ukraine. we'll be right back. oooh! i can't wait for this family getaway! shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't

than 400,000 people in the northeast are still without power after a deadly neither swept across new england. the storm dumped heavy snow in maine, vermont, and new hampshire. and in perry, police say at least two people were killed wednesday when trees fell on their cars. >> listen to this. not something you hear every day. a wild raccoon causing a scene. attacking guests waiting online for a roller coaster at hershey park in pennsylvania. the animal reportedly bit two guests. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution. herbie park telling tmz this is the first time the park has had to deal with anything like this since it opened 100 years ago. those are your headlines. over to you. >> brian: thank you so much. carley. talk to you later. residents of a chicago suburb condemning what they call the worst mayor in america. hard to argue with this. dolton illinois tiffany henyard allegations of corruption, assault and embezzlement. here is a look at the woman in charge. y'all should be ashamed of y'allself. y'all black. you are up here beating and attacking on a black woman that's in power

they, as we argue, okroshka should be made with kefir, kvass, they have a soup, such a new england one, new yorkers add tomatoes to it, and those who live in maine think that this is just a crime, and even there was adopted in i don’t remember whether it was accepted or not, but at least it was heard in their local legislative body about a project to ban the putting of food at this hour in the state of menn, i understand, otherwise it’s no longer cheddar, but some kind of borscht, of course. there, then, is mount cadillac, the highest point on the east coast of the united states, they they think, and maybe this is true. at least in winter, that this is the first place that the rays of the sun touch, when the sun rises throughout the united states, they run there to this mountain, as they call it, the nation meets the sunrise, there is the kenyabank port, where, as we remember , is the summer residence of american presidents, where, as we remember, our boss, vladimir vladimirovich putin, met with george w. bush in 2007, now it’s even impossible to imagine that they met in the first plac

the nor'easter barrelling up i-95 today, now spinning off the coast of new england at this hour. the system now wrapping around with more rain and snow expected in the next 24 hours. and in some places, well more than a foot of snow from this already. in new york city, nearly 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts. look at this. lightning striking the statue of liberty in new york harbor. the race tonight to get the lights back on. widespread outages across the region, particularly in new hampshire and nearly half of all customers in maine now in the dark. in derry, new hampshire, a tree falling on a propane tank, leading to a deadly home explosion. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off on this storm still churning, and the next storm now coming. >> reporter: tonight, massive trees crushing homes, knocking out electricity, as a powerful nor'easter turns deadly. in derry, new hampshire, one person was killed in a house fire when a tree fell on a propane tank and exploded. >> there was a juvenile that was also in the home and has been transported to a boston hospital at this time. >