so much snow removed, 10,000 dumptrucks it would fill the home of nepgd super bowl champions patriots gillette stadium 90 times. winter doesn't end for six more weeks. >> bill karins that's a lot of snow my friend. >> they didn't have hardly anything in december. they had half an inch in december. this has all been since the new year. 23 inches was the latest storm. that ranks as their seventh to last snowfall in history. this is on the heels of a blizzard that gave them their sixth highest ever. this is incredible numbers, a short period of time. this season already ranks as ninth all time. move up the list. two more chances of storms thursday night and friday another one sunday. they could threaten all-time snow records for the city of boston which go back into the 1800s. we're talking impressive stuff. as far as the rain goes it's still raining a little especially in the higher elevations. so far so good as far as rainfall. a lot of areas didn't get what they needed. we'd like to have more but looks like we'll shut off the hose for a little bit. a pretty good storm off the coast. this will

10,000 dump trucks in boston alone would fill the home of the super bowl champion new england patriots gillette stadium 90 times says governor charlie baker. >> we're on our last run. >> ron sent back pictures of boston commuters walking along the tracks to get to work yesterday morning. about 50 of them forced to trek it after their train lost power. we're going to bring in msnbc reporter amanda sakuma live in boston. we know that schools are closed for another day. what else are you hearing? and what are you hearing about if boston inside the city will go ahead and start dumping snow on waterways? that's big. >> good morning, thomas. you know, the snow may have stopped falling. but the conditions are getting worse. and it doesn't seem like things will be getting back to normal for residents here anytime soon. officials shut down the metro system here around 7:00 p.m. causing a number of headaches for commuters who were stranded or waiting hours on to get home in our commute. it's only getting worse today. those making the drive will see stretch treacherous conditions. officials have been plow

already removed across massachusetts would fill the home of the super bowl champions new england patriots gillettedium 90 times. it would fill the stadium 90 times. that's why they brought out a lot of heaters to melt the snow away because they have nowhere else to stack it all. >> that's a mess. they are very close to where we were for the entire season last year snowwise. >> in 30 days they are close to that. >> yeah. so we have a lot more winter to go. thursday they will get more snow. sunday they will get more snow. i have a niece up there. i hear from her and she says enough already. >> she's hoping you can pull some strings. >> well, i hope i can for our area. it is still kind of icy out there this morning. we had a long period of the light, freezing rain. and that builds up and it's still frozen this morning on the untreated surfaces that are very slick. and some areas got a little light snow on top of the ice. that makes matters even worse. look at the dramatic view a beautiful view from the comcast center in center city. plenty of clouds but at least the snow the rain the sleet has ended

dump trucks in boston alone, enough to fill the home of the super bowl champions new england patriots gillette times. >> that was nbc's dylan dreyer reporting. >>> checking out our top stories right now, the philadelphia water department says cold weather was a factor in this water main break on roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia this morning. and nbc 10's jesse gary just got off the phone with the philadelphia wear water department. they sell him the 16 inch main is broken not just cracked and repairs are expected to take some time. both sets of outer lanes and north and southbound are now open. >>> in northampton county one person is killed in the two alarm fire in lower saucon township. it broke out on the 1400 block of east university avenue late last night. we're working to figure out how this fire started. >>> and one passenger was hurt after a plane that left from philadelphia last night made a crash landing in houston. that american airlines flight operated by usair ran into a problem with the nose gear of the plane which didn't deploy. you can see in the video the plane is

people though brave the snow and cold temperatures last night to welcome back the patriots too gillette stadium. >> they see me or they don't see me. it doesn't really matter. as long as they know people are with them. >> as long as they are there. the patriots won sunday night against the sea hawks with a final of 28-24. their parade was supposed to be held today but is delayed until tomorrow because of the snowstorm. the parade will start at the preaccidental tower and end at city hall plaza. in the meantime the numbers are officially in and super bowl 49 brought in the largest tv audience in history. an average of 114.4 million people watched the big game. during the final minutes were there more than 120 million viewers. nelson though does not account for groups at sports bars or viewing parties so sunday's numbers could be even bigger. >>> it could save lives during a medical emergency. coming up at 5:00 the reason that san leandro ambulance is being met with protests. >> and hidden cameras and electronic monitoring but not to stop crime. the high-tech efforts to catch college stud

removed across massachusetts would fill the home of the super bowl champions, the new england patriots at gillette stadium. it would fill the stadium 90 times. >> in 30 days in boston they have gotten as much snow as we got all of last winter. and we all remember last winter. >>> and they are going to get more. this is just the beginning of it. more snow is on the way here for them. and the good news is that you can see that threat. but we're dealing with ice in our area. that's very difficult to detect. and if you're heading down the street or just out the door much of the area is still ice covered. even though much of the area has seen the wet weather come to an end. the freezing rain and snow has ended in the pocano mountains. that's a nice view from camelback with temperatures in the lower 30s. but everybody is in the 20s this morning. and much of the area is ice covered. here's the perfect example, this is the lowes hotel camera with the freezing rain there that is on the lens. that is on the untreated surfaces this morning. 29 degrees right now with temperatures still below freezing. and tha

yeah people sit out in the cold and the snow last night to welcome home the patriots to gillette stadium in foxx burr low, massachusetts. >> they see me or they don't see me. i doesn't really matter. as long as they know people are with them. >> the faithouts won in case you didn't hear. their if victory -- it is due to start at the potential if -- super bowl xlix attracted the biggest audience in television history. an average of 114.4 million people were watching the super bowl. and during the final minutes there were more than 120 million viewers. so actually sundays numbers may be even bigger than that. >> and katy did really well. [ laughter ] >>> 5:39 is the time. five people saved from a sinking sailboat. coming up in our next half hour the local connection to this dramatic rescue. >> hidden cameras and electronic monitoring but does it stop crime? up next the high-tech efforts catch college students who are skipping class. >> we already have slow traffic out there in the livermore valley. 580 is slow and slow traffic in the east bay building and we look at the bay bridge get into

january 18th of this year, i followed the new england patriots into gillette stadium. gained access to the locker room. and i squeezed all the footballs wicked hard. that is why the balls were deflated. >> hi. i'm duffy higgins from roslindale. i'm the one denated tom brady's footballs. . >> i'm donnel o'donnell. just off the beach. you're welcome. let me tell you a story. a couple of sundays back i'm in the locker room at foxborough, i'm tom brady's kids' tutor, the goodyear blimp is going down, it's careening into the stadium. we hear the captain yell, we need air too save the day! >> funny story. i'm at the pats game a couple of weeks back with my [ bleep ] nephew, pain in the ass, he's 8 years old, hacking up a lung, coughing really bad, says he got bronchitis. i said you don't have [ bleep ] pron kites, i'm not leaving the game, i paid a lot of money for these seats. >> a guy named tom told me the balls were too big. he got a hyundai elan tra. he does have a hyundai elantra so i think the guy's telling the truth. >> i take a football. i don't want to squeeze all t

dump trucks in boston alone, enough to fill the home of the super bowl champion new england patriots' gillette stadium 90 times. so back to that question of what do you do with all of this snow? well, dump trucks are being loaded up, and the snow is brought to snow farms, where 400 tons of snow is melted an hour. they're also making an exception to the rule and allowing some of the snowing to dumped in the harbor. they say the safety of the residents is at stake, so we need to put the snow somewhere, especially, al, if more snow is on the way the end of this week and into the weekend and beyond. >> that's right. and it looks like that's coming. dylan dreyer, thanks so much. here's the latest. right now we have remnants of this system. it's causing icing conditions through washington, d.c., baltimore, parts of virginia as well. school closings and delays being reported. here's the next system coming in out of the plains. we watch this make its way during the day, this afternoon, into tonight, tomorrow morning it sets up. by thursday, this clipper is off the coast, reforms, intensifies. so the s

they braved the snow and cold last night welcoming the patriots back home to gillette stadium. the victory parade was supposed to take place today but now it's delayed until tomorrow. because of that snowstorm. and the rains were super. according to neilson an average of 114.4 million people watch the super bowl. and during the final minutes when that happened, there were more than 120 million viewer. nealson doesn't even account for the people in sports bars and viewing parties. the ratings could be even bigger. >>> 6:52 is the time right now. loves on the rocks or just on hold. why the wedding between mass murder charles manson may not happen after all. >> playing hook key just got harder. high-tech tool some colleges are using to make sure students are really going to class. >>> cuba has published the first photos in months. of former president fidel castro. they were published in the communist party newspaper and show the 88-year-old castro talking with a university student. reportedly the photos were take on january 23rd. >>> nfl hall of famer and warren sapp is out of a j

we're inside gillette stadium where the new england patriots play football. the governor said you can fill this massive arena 90 times over. snow would be pouring out of the roof here. that's how much snow has hit this region. and lester, it's still coming down tonight. >> what a picture. miguel, thank you. let's turn to meteorologist janice huff in the weather center. janice, dare i ask what's next? >> more of the same, lester lester, unfortunately. another bout of arctic air is in place and is expected to be moving south and eastward over the next 48 hours. these are the current wind chills within the last hour or so. most of the sub-zero readings are what it feels like across the great lakes right now. but watch this temperature take a nose dive. by wednesday morning, indianapolis, minus 10. cincinnati minus 6. that's what it will feel like. by thursday morning, atlanta will have sub-zero wind chills at minus 4. raleigh, it will feel like minus 11. nashville, minus 13. then it spreads east to new york city and boston. minus 16 in new york city. buffalo min

patriots are the model sports franchise of our time, david. what they have done with the four super bowls. how it elevated the value of brand. for instance, they're developing land near gilletteriot place. year-round destination place, commercial, hotels, retail. i think it is the is best brand in the nfl right now. david: adam, at the end of all this, with "deflate-gate," all problems roger goodell had for the season do you think it will be forgotten because it was successful super bowl? >> yes. mr. good gel will be fine. we should point out mr. kraft build gillette stadium without public money. when is last time an owner wanted to do something without you or me footing bill? david: larry, that happens all too often. will the nfl continue to roll on as a great success story? >> seems like it will. they're doing a great job with the brand. people watch it on television more than seeing it in person, doesn't seem like what players does with injuries. you can't see that great job. trajectory continues to be higher. david: mike how much are the patriots worth now? >> 2.6 billion. david: 2.6. they could get that in a flash. >> it's going up, david, it's going up. david: mr. kraft

the governor says you could take all of this snow that fell in boston and fill gillette stadium where the patriotsplay 90 days. maybe they should have bid for the winter olympics instead of the summer olympics. >> this is a fairly devastating cycle of storms for boston. the fact that the snow farms have limited capacity that the snow is being melted and taken to the beaches, not only is that a difficult thing to do. it is probably pretty expensive. do we have a sense of how the city governance is coping with this budgetarily? >> they have an $18 million budget for snow removal. they have already blown through that. it is affecting the economy. i was in a mall today. half of the stores were closed. no one was there. streets are empty. people are very frustrated. they are getting cabin fever. they don't know what to do except sit at home. the governor asked everybody to stay at home asked businesses to ask their employees to work from home. >> best shot of the day. thank you for your time adam. >>> with me now is dominica davis. going through the weather patterns across the country, it seems erratic

gillette stadium, of course, where their super bowl champion patriots play. >> best snow pile ever. gillette stadium, people. >> perspective. >> i'm from iowa. we need snowplows. >>> here's a look at today's ather. another clipper system is moving towards the northeast with some areas possibly getting a few inches of snow but no heavy accumulation. a band of showers extends from southern colorado to texas. >> temperatures across the nation's northern tier will be seasonably cold 20s and 30s. milder as you go south, 50s and 60s. 87, are you kidding me and windy. you poor guys out in l.a. it is windy. >>> you will have all day today to grab $2 and head to the lottery agent in order to be in on tonight's huge powerball lottery. >> you have got to be in it to win it. >> yep. >> the jackpot is no longer $450 million. now it is 485 million. that makes it the fifth largest lottery prize ever in u.s. history and the third largest in power ball history. >> how did we get here? there hasn't been a winner in two months now. your chances, who cares about your chances. you know they are slim. we

you could take all this snow and put it in gillette stadium where the patriots play, 90 times.the governor said in jest, maybe the city should bid for the winter olympics instead of the summer olympics. and more snow coming this week with more frigid temperatures. >> thank you very much for joining us. >>> coming up, the controversy that started when president obama spoke at the national prayer breakfast about the crusades. ♪ (playful growl) vo: because every moment matters, so does your network. verizon. this valentine's day get $100 off a swarovski crystal battery cover or the samsung gear s. perfect with a new samsung galaxy note 4 for $0 down with edge. plus, get a $100 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. get our best deals (dog barks) for the ones you love (dog barks) this valentine's day. (dog barks) verizon. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you we can help you fe

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referees try to break up the brawl. [ booing ] this was the scene at gillette stadium in foxboro, massachusetts the moment the patriots won the game. you can tell many people were happy about it. just a few minutes earlier though the crowd was quiet when it looked like seattle was going to win. and take a look at the space needle in seattle. it was lit up last night in seahawks' colors. city decided to set off fireworks anyway even though their team lost. they should still celebrate the team. >> absolutely. well next year's super bowl will be played at levi's stadium in santa clara and other parts of the bay area can expect to cash in on that as well. events will be all over the region leading up to the big game and san francisco mayor lee is expecting huge crowds and some big business. >> every hotel. restaurant, bars all be filled. all of the activities will be up here. there's no parade. there's no big expensive item so much as the nfl having it at moscone center. >> down arizona separate from the host committee to see how organizers handled all of the events. >> and kpix 5 is the home for super bowl 50. and we're

the city alone, 10,000 dump trucks wf snow have been removed, enough to fill gillette stadium, where the new engld patriots play 90 times, and clues are running out of places to put it all. >> we've been moving aggres to access resources around t city so people can dig out from under this and prepare potentially for another storm. >>ep boston is melting it in special snow farm and in marblehe massachusetts, crews are dumping it into the ocean. g speci permis to do so. usuallit prohibid d to the possibily of motor oil, gasoline and chemical salt that could be mixed in with the snow. crews are making headway, cleari roads, but they remain icy and dangerous across the northeast. a major pileup in new jersey involvg 15 vehicles may have caused by freezing rains. one witness tweeting the roads were like a skating rink. foe sg their attentn now to the weekend. two more potential winter storms. valentiny i new england likely best spent at home and off the streets. >>> as congress tries to set the record straight on vaccines we are learning more about a suspectes i fair a accurate. health o say they should confirm

city alone, 10,000 dump trucks worth of snow have been removed, enough to fill gillette stadium where the new england patriots play 90 times. crews are running out of places to put it all. >> we've been accessing resources around the area to support our cities and towns so people can dig out from under this and prepare potentially for another storm. >> reporter: boston is melting it in special snow farms. in marble head massachusetts crews are dumping it into the ocean. after receiving special permission to do so. usually it's prohibited due to motor oil, gasoline and chemical salt that can be mixed in with the snow. crews are making headway clearing the roads but they remain icy and dangerous across the northeast. a major pileup in new jersey involving 15 vehicles may have been caused by freezing rains. one witness tweeting the roads were like a skating rink. forecasters are shifting their attention now to the weekend. two more potential storms. valentine's day in new england likely best spent at home and off the streets. sara dolloff, nbc news. >> we are really getting spared. last year we got pummeled by t

. >> but the patriots have returned to gillette stadium.the deflate gate controversy has gone away now, as that victory has taken the heat off. >> i would say the opposite. now you have the super bowl champions, who are under suspicion of possibly cheating the game. not playing with integrity. this is going to be a bigger problem for the nfl now and a dicier investigation, because the pressure has now ratcheted it up. how did they get there, to be raising that trophy? did they bend the rules? >> i want to listen now to some of your one-on-one interview with patriots owner robert kraft. let's take a listen. >> how did all the accusations about the footballs and deflate gate affect this team and how did it influence how this win feels? >> i'm pretty proud, especially i'm proud of brady and belichick and the way they've handled themselves. people can throw anything out there and leak anything and then you folks in the media take that as fact. it's hard to compete with that. that's why, if you hear the statement that i spoke when i got here mon

fact that if you totaled up the snowfall from the first two storms it would fill gillette stadium where the new england patriotslay 90 times. >> 90. that is unbelievable. yeah, that puts it in perspective really fast. it makes us so relieved we're not dealing with any of that. >> it's kind of disturbing to think about all that snow and then you have to clear out your driveway and everything like that. locally we are not dealing with anything like that. however, we do have our own threats. first alert weather day is out as we go through tonight. freezing rain freezing drizzle. any untreated surfaces will be icy. we're also seeing this kind of mixed in with areas of sleet and even some snow. this will continue as we go in through tonight. temperatures will be very important. we expect them to stay below freezing. because of this we will keep seeing that threat for icy roads. 25 in allentown. 27 in pottstown, westchester. pretty much the rest of the area, south jersey and delaware most locations are at or below freezing. any precipitation falling from the sky will be freezing on contact if thoels surfaces are not

nbc's ron mott is at the patriots home field, gillette stadium.d morning to you. >> reporter: hey, matt, good morning to you. tom brady and bill belichick have now won four super bowls, but keep in mind it was ten years ago when they won that last one. as you can imagine, fans have a lot of pent-up excitement. they're ready to unleash at this parade tomorrow, no matter how cold it is. they're home, champions again. tom brady and the new england patriots hauling the nfl's most sought-after parting gift, the lombardi trophy. across the country in seattle, seahawk fans, known as the twelves twelves, clock to their team, ever supportive after the call. >> pass is intercepted at the goal line! >> reporter: coach pete carroll's decision to pass at the goal line, a turnover ending the game. >> if i live to be 200, i'll never see anything as dumb in my life. listen, sometimes there's just no explanation for just being dumb. >> reporter: quarterback russell wilson, who threw the interception, took to twitter. at 26 years old he writes i won't allow one pla

. >> last night's super bowl champions the new england patriots arriving back home in massachusetts. they welcomed back their keem to gillette stadium. yeah you can hear them cheering on head coach bill belichick as he makes his way inside. the parade has been postponed as the city digs out from more than a foot of fresh snow. >> as the meez el outbreak spreads to 14 states across the country the debate over vaccinations intensifies. president obama publically pushed parents to vaccinate their children and now presidential hopefuls are weighing in. chris christie thinks all children should be vaccinated but came under fire when he said it's ultimately the choice for parents. >> what's more important as a parent than what you think as a public official. there has to be battles. it depends on what the vaccine is what the relief is than all of the rest. >> rand paul taking a similar position. he says it's not up to government to make choices for your family. >> i think the parents should have input. the state doesn't own your children parents own the children. >> hillary clinton disagrees. the sky is blue and vaccines work. let

governor in massachusetts saying so much snow has had to be removed that the gillette stadium, the home of the new england patriots super bowl champs would be filled 90 times over. that's how much snow they've had to displace. it's not getting warm so it's not melting. >> that's the deal with the cold temperatures. what next then? there's more on the way. and -- >> more on the way. absolutely. we'll show you what's happening. we want to take you into thursday and friday. a couple days away. another storm system -- another model says this is coming close to land. that's the american model. that puts tremendous snow over boston in the bull's eye. the european model takes it offshore. if that's the case we get half the amount we're expecting. here are the snow totals. the minimum, six to eight inches in boston. two to four out of new york city. the higher totals if the storm comes closer to land would be boston over a foot by friday afternoon. new york city, four to six inch by friday afternoon. more snow on the way. more snow -- filling up the stadium 0 times over. remarkable amount of snow. the officials around bos

that was what happened in gillette stadium in foxboro, mass the moment the patriots won game. just a few minutes earlier the crowd at a bar was quiet when the seattle seahawks were driving for the potential score. but then the patriots had that crucial interception and that was your ball game. kpix 5 the home for super bowl 50 next year and we are the partners for the super bowl 50 host committee as well. four-time super bowl champ joe montana his wife jennifer will join the kpix 5 staff as special contributors, they will be featured members of our team throughout the year. as the bay area bets ready for the very high-profile event. and we'll be covering super bowl like no one has done before. it begins with a kpix 5 special ken and jennifer montana your hosts. countdown to gold -- a superstarts tonight at 7:00 right here on channel 5. >> i'm thinking we're going to see a countdown clock very soon. >> yeah what 369 days and counting? something like that. >> 69? no. less than that but that's all right. let's check in with liz with a look at the morning commute. >>> going tobacc

that enough snow has been removed from the state that could fill up gillette stadium, home of the super bowl champion new england patriots 90 times over. incredible when you think about how much snow has come down. and the top five biggest snowstorms in roared history for the city of boston. nearly 300 smears in 1995. this particular -- centimeters in 1995. this particular event from 2014 through the beginning portion of 2015 about 77 inches has come down which would put it top ten. notice in the next seven days one of the american models says more than ten inches, come down moving to the top five scale. if the european model verifies 97 inch would be the toesd,tal, putting it in the top few. snow totals around massachusetts, 26 inches across parts of the area. boston's 22 inches is now the eighth biggest thunderstorms in boston history. remember -- biggest snowstorm in boston history. a lot of numbers, but there goes what is left of this latest historic snowstorm. generally speaking it is beginning to taper off around the early morning into eastern massachusetts. the concern is what's in the forecast for thursday into f

much has been cleared across the state so far, it is enough to fill gillette stadium, home of the super bowl-winning new england patriots 90 times over. the storm has also provided a boost to some boston businesses like those who sell out snow blowing machines. one business has seen business of over 100,000 dollars. and here is charlie baker about the subway systems. >> i know people at the d. have been working for the past two weeks to keep the system up as much as possible and i would include the general manager and my commentator on that and we are going to have to figure out and they are going to have to figure out what the operating plan is going forward here. >> amanda sack yuma is live and what is the state of the transit system in that city and is it still at a complete halt? >> reporter: hi joy. large swaths have been at a stand still since public transit has stopped yesterday. and after it abruptly ended yesterday at 7:00 p.m. and leave major league stranded and causing some to take hours to get to their destinations. the calls to the city have sky rocketed and a petition has been floating around for residents

better perspective, based on some calculations we could have filled gillette stadium, which is the home stadium for the new england patriotsfilled that 90 times with the snow we pushed off the roads in the last two weeks. >> i'm speechless. that's just insane. so what are you going to do with the new snow that's going to fall? >> well we're currently pushing it to the side and then once the storm events are over we actually load it into trucks and haul it off into what we call snow dumps, which are huge piles of snow. we use athletics field, parking lots at parks, things like that underused during the winter and just stockpiling it in big, very large mounds. >> are you using snow melters too? >> we do use them selectively. we don't have a lot of those available and we're in the very congested areas we've been using those rather than trying to haul the snow out of the core of the city itself. in a lot of residential neighborhoods and other areas we have to load into trucks and haul it away. >> so if you do melt the snow where do you dump that? >> the snow melters are set up so that you set them near storm drainage systems s

. >> reporter: in the last two weeks crews removing enough to fill gillette stadium, the home of the patriotsimes. if you can get to boston's airport. >> our options are in the air literally. >> reporter: 80% of the flights are grounded having a rippling effect causing headaches for travelers across the country. >>> here in historic bunker hill the battle won't be against men dressed in red but against these mounds of white which just keep getting bigger and bigger, robin. >> they certainly do. all right, rob, thank you. >>> going to move on to that air scare overnight. a us airways jet forced to make an emergency landing without nose gear sparks flying when it touched down. abc's david kerley has the details. >> this is an emergency in progress on runway 27. >> reporter: anxious moments in houston as a us airways jet lights up the dark with sparks. this emergency landing leaving the jet hook -- looking like this this morning. it's an emergency that started with this call. >> yes, we're in a -- we're not sure if the gear is down or not. can we come by? >> reporter: what did controllers see? n

patriots as they returned last night. so fans cheered as the team buses rolled up to gillette stadium, hot on their win over seattle.the victory parade planned for tomorrow pushed back also because of the winter weather. >> there's a lot riding on that game. not just on the field, but two big screen superhero husband to settle their super bowl bet first. >> chris pratt is a big seahawks fan. while chris evans is a patriots fan. pratt tweeted this image from the game. >> since the pats won, as the deal went pratt will visit a boston children's hospital dressed as star lord from guardians of the galaxy. even though evans won the bet, he's going to visit a seattle area children's hospital dressed up as captain america. superheroes in real life and on the screen too. >> we investigate what happens if our levees break. see the misery it could unleash in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a

gillette reports, it extends to the northeast. >> reporter: slush covered the streets in charleston, west virginia saturday. in washington, d. c., the winter storm brought play time in the snow with a patriotic background. and in alabama, a jackknifed tractor trailer summoned police, driving is treacherous around the country. 70 miles east of cleveland. a freighter is stuck in ice and they are working to free the crew of ten. lake michigan is more than half covered with ice. the second year in a row that much of the great lakes have been frozen over. >> it is cool to see how the waves form. it looks like mountains. >> reporter: on the hudson river in new york city, the ice is starting to melt. now that record breaking low temperatures temperatures have thawed. some new yorkers say this winter is going to the dogs. >> they love to play in it. >> reporter: the storm is clearing out of most areas by sunday morning. wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> 80% of the great lakes is frozen over this year. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now, here is wusa-9's first alert weather. >> all the snow day, the rain coming in, what are we left with on sunday. >> a lot of places it will be a slushy mess, especially

patriots won the super bowl. they managed to make it home despite all the snow. last night a big welcome at gillette.. tomorrow they have a parade. fans cheer them on to thank them for all they did. put off. couldn't make it happen today because of all the snow everywhere. do it tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. melissa? melissa: molly thanks. rick, how are things at the airport. >> much better today than yesterday, where we had two out of three flights canceled here at laguardia. 4,000 total nationwide. 805 at this one airport. there have been no lines at customer assistance all day long. all of sudden these people lined up, but there sill some issues. 83% of the flights are getting off the ground. arrives and departure board,you see yellows those are delays. only a few canceled flights. most are looking on time. 688 total cancellations nationwide a couple hours ago according to flightaware.com. more than 1200 delays across the nation. runways and taxi ways are much clearer since the snow stopped. there are serious issues with icing because of weather molly was talking about. mercury took a dive. all the snow

patriots got home last night during a blizzard. pats fans are still hot on their team's 28-24 win over seattle in the super bowl. they cheered as team buses rolled up to gillette stadium and a victory parade ensued, planned for tomorrow, pushed back due to the winter weather. >>> still more than a year away and security is shaping up to be the top priority for super bowl l at levi's stadium. cooperation between agencies will be critical given scope of events stretching from san francisco south to san jose. >> we have to work wither and that's why i'm so impressed with glendale and scottsdale and phoenix. they just worked well together. and if an event was in phoenix or glendale, wherever, they just worked together to make it successful. i think that's what we need to do. >> set the tone. the chief says a lot of planning needs to be done in the next year but is he confident the bay area will be ready and prepared. >>> a well-known car rental company trying to get companies like uber a run for their money. how the company's new bay area program puts ready to go gassed up vehicles at your fingertips. >>> the debate over vaccines turning political. more than a doz

gillette reports now from new york. >> reporter: slush covered the streets, in charleston, west virginia saturday. in washington, d.c., the winter storm brought play time in the snow. with patriotic backgrounds, in madison county alabama, a jackknife tractor-trailer summoned police as light snow began to fall. the storm is making driving treacherous, across a large chunk of the eastern half of the country. about 70 miles east of cleveland, on lake erie, no one's going anywhere. the art or anderson freighter stuck in ice up to 10 feet thick. the coast guard is work to go free the crew of ten. >> lake michigan is more than half covered with ice the second year in a row that much of the great lakes have been frozen over. >> just cool to see how the waves form, and it almost looks like mountains almost that you look across. it is pretty unique. >> on the hudson river in new york city the ice is starting to melt, now that record breaking low temperatures have thawed. replaced by several inches of snow, falling saturday afternoon. some new yorkers say this winter is going to the dogs. >> they love to play in it. they gotten err gites dollars. >> the storm is clearing out of most areas

patriots arriving home in massachusetts. hundreds of fans braving that brutally cold weather to welcome back their team to gillette stadium. >> we're number one! >> the head coach bill belichick makes his way inside the stadium. the victory parade in bonn has been postponed until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow because that city is still digging out from more than a foot of fresh snow. those are your headlines. see you back here. >> these people go through the snow to watch their team sit on a heated stage. >> they're that excited. they want to cheer them on. >> as the measles outbreak spreads to 14 states across our country the debate over vaccines has intensified and now presidential hopefuls are weighing in. peter doocy joins us from washington, d.c. with more on the story. >> reporter: not the kind of headline you'd expect to come out of a trip to england. governor christie generated controversy by declining to recommend measles outbreak for every child in the context of an outbreak here at home. >> what's more important than what you think as a parent than what you think as a public official. there has to be a balance. it depends o

patriots to delay their victory parade. talk about the game still centers on the final call by the seattle saw hawks. ron mott is at gillette stadium. good morning to you. >> tom brady and bill belichick won four super bowls. it was ten years ago when they won the last one. they have a lot of pent up excitement. they are ready to unleash no matter how cold it is. they are home champions again. tom brady and the patriots have the most sought after parting gift the lombardi trophy. seahawk fans flock to their team ever supportive after the call. >> at the 5 and pass is intercepted at the goal line. >> coach pete carroll's decision to pass on the goal line ended the game. wfan. >> phi live to be 200, i will never see anything as dumb in my life. listen sometimes there is just no explanation for just being dumb. >> russell wilson took to twitter. at 26 years old i won't allow one play and one moment define my career. i will keep evolving. #motivation. as much as the super bowl will be remembered for one play deflate gate looms. >> it will take several more weeks. if the nfl issues punishment some said it applies to what the pat