there are areas south of you that are like plymouth, for instance.e will see lighter accumulations farther inland. it's going to be stormy here for the northeast. expect to see the day saturday. stay snowy here and gradually track to the east. maine is going to have some snow as we get into the first part of tomorrow before that storm finally, moves out. incidentally, west coast, record high temperatures. central nevada not just today but we expect record highs again tomorrow, jonathan. >> okay. thanks, rebecca. the weather in europe is not much better. strong winds and heavy rains continue to slam parts of britain. bloody flood waters from the river thames poured into queen elizabethts home, windsor castle. a 65 foot deep sinkhole opened up in central london, a woman died when part of a building collapsed on the cab she was riding in. a cruise ship passenger died after high winds kicked up giant waves in the english channel. >> a massive ash cloud moving across indonesia is keeping thousands out of their homes. the volcan-0 erupted and the cloud ask

let's go first to eric fisher of our boston station wbz-tv, who is right in the middle of it in plymouth, massachusetts. eric, it doesn't look very pleasant where you are. >> reporter: it depends on perspective. but if you're not a fan of blizzards you would not be happy tonight. gusty winds, big snowfall rates. let's track this storm on the heels of another storm a couple of days ago. this is fast moving so as we head through the night the rates jump three to four inches per hour but most of it will be moving out to sea by tomorrow morning. big storm totals -- 12-18 inches of snow, the worst of it in southeastern massachusetts and close to a foot in the city of boston itself. >> axelrod: so many people just begging for a break, eric. any hope in the forecast? >> reporter: there is some hope. as we look towards this week, especially past wednesday, the jet stream lifts north, warmer air floods in and we get a much- needed thaw all across the eastern united states. but as we head towards the weekend and beyond, the cold is going to return. as we kick off march it looks like winter will no

above and beyond that, what people in plymouth want is a time table getting to a service to plymouth to see more trains arriving earlier in the morning. we have a longer-term program and looking at rail at the same time as restoring the borderline. >> with economic growth delayed for three years after the election, we are blessed with more young people. blessed with more young people out of work long term than at any time in 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential of a generation. >> i think the hon. gentleman is suffering from a form of memory loss. of the treasury minister when we lost 7% of our gdp. when you unemployment doubled. when people were being thrown out of work. what happened under this government the economy is growing, 1.3 million poor people in work, young people getting back to work while countries elsewhere are struggling our economy is growing and that is partly because we took difficult decisions to get the budget deficit which he and his henchman left us under control. >> adrian sanders. unfortunately concerns from my constituency partly

want is timetable of getting to a stoffs plymouth and see more trains arriving early in the morning. we have longer-term problem. i'm looking at rail alternative at the same time as restoring the dornish line. >> mr. speaker, can that with growth delayed three years after the election, we have been left we more young people -- have been left with more young people out of work long term but at any time for 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential for a generation. >> i can only think the honorable gentleman is suffering from a form of memory loss. he was a treasury minister when we lost 7% of our g.d.p.! when youth unemployment doubled. when people were being thrown out of work. what happened under this government, the economy is growing. 1.3 million more people work, young people are getting back to work while countries elsewhere are struggling, our economy is growing and that is partly because we took tough and difficult decisions to get the budget deficit, which he and his enchmen left us under control. >> thank you, mr. speaker. unfortunately, some tourist

>> it's june 15th, 1998 in plymouth meeting, pennsylvania.and firefighters from the area are responding to a five-car accident. the injured are airlifted to the hospital, and cleanup begins. freelance videographer james heck is filming the accident scene. >> i was just wrapping up and shooting and seeing what else there was to shoot and all of a sudden i heard a car horn. >> his attention turns to an suv careening into the scene and right towards the first responders. the driver narrowly misses a fire truck, but 22-year-old volunteer firefighter william krause can't get out of the way in time. >> oh, my god. what the hell was that all about. >> as krause tries to dodge the suv, he trips. >> he probably wasn't sure what direction to jump in or, even more importantly, where the car was going. okay, where do i go? i'll just hit the grass. >> in a split second, krause is trapped underneath the suv. as the driver keeps going. fellow firefighters and police run after the car and then -- police open fire. hoping to stop the driver. james heck is sti

it lost others including a rare 1938 plymouth it was planning to showcase as part of the history in the city and that car was completely gone. in the newsroom, i'm ken bastida, kpix 5. >>> new at 5:00, a pittsburgh business owner is in jail for attempting to hire a hitman to, quote, take care of a former employee. police say joseph moses was upset over a labor dispute settlement. when learned of intention, he posted a price. moses was arrested after saying he wanted the former employee disfigured. >>> mercury firefighters are mourning the death of a colleague tonight. firefighter and paramedic anthony nunez was offduty when he died in an accident involving a tractor. it happened near martinez and emergency crews found nunez over the tractor when they answered the emergency call. the cause of the accident still being investigated but today, nunez would have celebrated his 28th anniversary of the berkeley firefighter. >>> hundreds came to fresno today to pay respects to two fallen chp officers. investigators say brian law. it's a career in oakland while it started in san jose. both men we

let's go first to eric fisher of our boston station wbz-tv, who is right in the middle of it in plymouthachusetts. eric, it doesn't look very pleasant where are you. >> reporter: it depends on perspective. but if you're not a fan of blizzards you would not be happy tonight. gusty winds, big snowfall rates.

lists plymouth. the united states. significant technological over the rest of it is now using that to spy on the rest of the world then there was the deal between the u.s. and england where u.s. spy agencies couldn't spy on people in the u.s. but british a spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so the two governments each of us will spy on the other's citizens and then we'll trade and that way we'll be sure veiling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. the interview. a feel good. welcome back to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing whether there is a new cold war. steven i think like you in new york this week here timothy snyder wrote in the walls walls washington post don't let putin grab ukraine. made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post would you explain why you thought it was as well. well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribu

woodyhen the -- plymouth car. it is a deluxe station wagon. give us the transition. does this work? >> that is an unusual item being offered and they ask for a couple of things. only pick things from this week because i want people to see that every week very unusual things that are website. i have boys wanted one of those. -- i have always wanted one of those. it is the kind of thing that probably will sell quickly so i will be curious to watch. >> is the price put up for every item? >> vendors have the option of putting a price or not. to 90% of the% vendors realize that they don't put a price, people don't take the time to contact them. ,> once you have your woody maybe you can have someone made diamonds in the background. what do they call a 16.5 here a diamond ring? -- carat diamond ring? >> that was something that came on this week. it is a special piece. and really large caliber diamond. i thought that looked like something i would want somebody to give me if i was getting married. >> i want to talk about the art part of it. richard cera. >> we have many of th

police say she was killed about 10:50 saturday morning in a home on 103rd avenue near plymouth street. authorities have not yet released the victims name or the cause of her death. >>> the new $6.4 billion bay bridge has a new potentially dangerous and costly problem. our recent rainy weather has exposed leaks in the span. allie rasmuss asked officials about this latest problem and how they plan to address it. >> reporter: it was tough to see throughout the rain. but over the weekend a problem underneath the road became very visible to caltrans engineers. >> we have found some leaks, we're still determining how many. >> reporter: this friday engineers are working to pinpoint the problems of the bridge. they appear to be along the rail. >> the concern is the water is getting into the rail and then dripping down some of the bolts. that connect the barrier rail to the bolt deck. >> it's been having problems all along. it's not new. they've had it since day one. what can you expect. >> reporter: caltrans officials came under fire earlier this year for problems with bolts in the new east b

smashed to bits a because the garage that were in just could not take the weight of heavy snow and plymouththem, but there is a mustang convertible and a old lincoln town car under all that trouble. they are both likely to total. the all says that a neighbor called to tell him about the collapse and he thought it was a joke. no joke. luckily no one was hurt. but apparently the guy's wife was in the ross just a few minutes before this happened. maligned coming up on the kron4 new is. spring training continues in the mlb today. we would check back and with j.r. stone in arizona. >> plus, warriors'. >> will also have people behaving badly. welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. >> welcome

now my county in plymouth that i represent, by taking this through the appeal prosssess and bringing in the study that i was able to obtain from umass, they took the whole county of plymouth in massachusetts -- i ask the gentleman 30 seconds. mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is yielded. mr. keating: the whole county is delayed. it shouldn't just be my county that's delayed, fema doesn't have the time to do the whole country. it should be all of massachusetts, the northeast, all the coastal area, all the river areas in this country. they should be treated with fairness. all we need on this is a vote. there are 182 co-sponsors. about a third of them republican. let's get it to the floor, let's be fair, an when we have scientific evidence about a flawed insurance plan, let's make sure we get a vote on it. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: thank you, madam speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i yield three

blowing snow around, taking visibility to zero in place, but the blizzard warning in place, up to plymouth, we have winter storm warnings on sunday up into maine. the storm, or the peak snowfall will wrap up after midnight. highest snow totals in parts of massachusetts, anywhere from eight to 11 inches. far lesser amounts for new york. about 2.5 compared to central park. >> here is the storm that brought all the snow and bringing the bliss ard conditions into north of dash places around boston, and then we go to the west coast where we have a tap into moisture from the south-west. pulling a series of storms in. one after the other, just pounding the west coast with rain and snow. rainfall totals have been impressive. changing the showers to the west. the mountains are piling up. so wind crusts at the center of low pressure are riding up the coast, 40 mile per hour gusts. rain fall amounts, an inch for portland. that's a lot. we have a series of storms focused to the west and another tomorrow. there are flooding concerns, landslide concerns and avalanche warnings stretching to utah. we are

above and beyond that what people in plymouth want is a time table getting to a service to plymouth to see more trains arriving earlier in the morning. we have a longer-term program and looking at rail at the same time as restoring the borderline. >> with economic growth delayed for three years after the election, we are blessed with more young people. blessed with more young people out of work long term than at any time in 20 years. surely we must do more so we don't waste the potential of a generation. >> i think the hon. gentleman is suffering from a form of memory loss. of the treasury minister when we lost 7% of our gdp. when you unemployment doubled. when people were being thrown out of work. what happened under this government the economy is growing, 1.3 million poor people in work, young people getting back to work while countries elsewhere are struggling our economy is growing and that is partly because we took difficult decisions to get the budget deficit which he and his henchman left us under control. >> adrian sanders. unfortunately concerns from my constituency partly as

police say she died 10:50 saturday morning at a home on 103rd avenue near plymouth street.horities have not released the victim's name or the cause of her death. >> >> turning back to our storm watch coverage. this weekend's rain has exposed a new problem on the new bay bridge. turns out it leaks. the large storm is sending rain into places on the $6.4 billion bridge where it shouldn't be, >> reporter: it was tough to see the road on the bay bridge this morning. over the weekend a problem underneath the road became very visible to cal-tran's engineers. >> we have found some leaks. we are still determining how many. >> reporter: since friday, engineers have been working to pinpoint the source of the leak. they appear to be along the barrier well. >> the concern is that water is getting into the rail and it is dripping down on the bolts that connect the barrier well to the road deck. >> it has been having prims all along. it's not new. >> >> reporter: cal-tran officials came under fire earlier this year for problems with bolts in the new eastern span. >> drivers this morning

so the chatham area, the plymouth where i was two weeks ago is the area that should get most of the snow. new york city with this model in the clear. one other model says by tomorrow night into sunday morning, new york gets five inches it of new snow. so the computers are just not agreeing on this one yet. the great news is the weekend. >> great news so the kids can't get snow days again. we'll focus a lot on the east coast. but there is weather out west, as well. >> certainly is. and we'd like to have more weather in the southwest where the growing season is maybe not even going to happen. but this is the next storm. there's a low coming on shore and it's going to make snow in the higher elevations east of seattle all the way down the cascades through boise back to jackson hole. 20 inches of snow. but where they want it, the snow is where you want to ski in it, where they want to go play in it and need the moisture because there's a huge drought going on out here. there is no rain, no snow, california and into the san n - joaquin valley that has been dreadfully dry. >> back out east in

. >> : plymouth michigan grudge collapsed onto classic cars. and a mustang convertible. >> : a neighbor called the sure the bad news and he thought the man was joking. >> : but look etc. ncore is conditiot underweight. services go out looking good too. san francisco looking good to pit clear conditions this week and monday tuesday close build wednesday it will be cloudy and rainy. multiple systems moving toward us over the next few days. starting wednesday rather pre anticipate more rain in the forecast pre even though weably warm wave season see the temperature trend. today we reached a high of 68. which is near record not quite a) >> : 58 surprises go 54 in san mateo 54 in oakland. 64 and cemetery. >> : 497 cisco 49 richmond 47 hayward 66 in hayward >> : 69 for sunny built 69 and what you paid 68 in fremont 70 milky dispute is july 70 in east make it as well rejecting 68 san industry 60 never conquered 664 hyde in danville. 69 and cetera the 66 and senate vote >> : also sought over the weekend and continuing monday tuesday. wednesday will see

it was the plymouth-salem-canton high school, two high schools on a shared set of buildings and campus. out of 4,000 students, there were maybe, oh, a half dozen or so people who look like me, maybe one or two hispanics, and there was, as i recall, one lone african-american. now, i may be wrong, but if it wasn't one, it couldn't have been more than two. that's about as white as you can get. now i'm in an environment where not just my students but my peers, my boss, my boss's boss and my boss's boss's boss is african-american. and i've learned as much as i've taught. this has really changed my life and although "yellow" is a book -- well, by an asian-american, includes asian-americans, it's not just about asian-americans and not just for asian-americans. for one thing, my publisher wants to sell books, you know? and it's meant to talk about race more generally. many of the examples are about african-americans. and they're about african-americans because i realized -- i face prejudice. i face stereotypes. sometimes that's not recognized sometimes i -- i'm annoyed. and sometimes, in some

i was out in plymouth and it felt like 30 below zero.shing it off the streets and pushing it off the sidewalks here and this is a salted area. it was very, very white. i think tonight as soon as we get sunset, we are talking 4:00 or 5:00, the roads will freeze. these ruts will be ice and it it will be slippery to walk o. you can't tell where the slush starts and snow stops. how deep it is. when you go to the curb, some of the splashing is or six inches deep. well over the shoes you wore to work today. the almost 600 flights out of new york city, let's say 120 people. that's 72,000 seats that didn't leave today. people in the super bowl and they are still here from the super bowl. that's not bad if you are a seattle fan. if you are denver, you want to go home and go back to work. >> i think so. not fun. very nice. this is why we love you. chad meyers in new york, thank you, chad. now this. ♪ the game was not much of a game, but the biggest star was this guy. bruno mars and his rise. the other hits and misses coming up next. you are watchi

in plymouth, michigan, heavy snow and ice collapsed this man's garage. >> we'll be back tomorrow to start cutting it all apart. >> reporter: in oklahoma city wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: slamming shopping carts into car after car. in huron county, michigan, crews using dynamite to break up ice dams on this river and prevent flooding. finally in minneapolis, blizzard conditions hampering roads and runways. at minneapolis/st. paul airport, the snow falling so fast, crews couldn't keep up. so the cleanup here hasn't even started yet, but the good news is there are no reports of any injuries. but the weather roller coaster is not done just yet. the midwest now bracing for plunging temperatures and return of the bitter cold. ginger? >> you're so right. often in the spring these types of tornado outbreaks then and severe weather outbreaks followed by severe cold. but here is what i wanted to show you today. from southern new jersey all the way to jacksonville, florida, that is who has to be on alert. damaging wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. robin? >>

>> we -- it was in plymouth. we had a nice family.e went on our family trips to the black hills and the tetons. i never went anywhere that did not involve a tent or a camper. i went to public high schools my entire life. my mom taught second grade until she was 70. >> she recently passed away. >> she did. one of the things i loved about going and public service is my mom and dad in their own ways performed public service. my dad took on public causes -- people's causes and my mom was a teacher. i was reminded of that when there was a visitation when she died and people i did not know came. there was one family who is disabled and they recalled how my mom's favorite unit was about monarch butterflies and she would dress up as a monarch butterfly and she would carry a sign that said "to mexico or bust" because that is where butterflies fly. she would go grocery shopping. what she never told me until i found this out from the family is that she went to this particular store because this kid that she had in second grade was now 22 years o

but it's up across parts of massachusetts, especially in plymouth, massachusetts, where we could easilyk up a foot of snow, and parts of cape cod could see about 8 to 10 inches. then you go up into maine, and that's where it's going to be measured in perhaps feet. we could see a foot to a foot and a half, close to 2 feet of snow with those northeast winds keeping all that moisture coming onshore. so, it is going to be brutal later on today. but in the northeast, again, we're looking at about 2 to 4 inches, which is just enough to slow things down on the roads and at the airports, too. natalie? >> yeah, add insult to injury there. dylan dreyer at laguardia airport in new york. thank you. >>> and we want to get a look at some of the rest of the morning's top stories. >> and we go back to new york and erica is standing by. good morning. >> good morning, guys. nice to see you. >>> parts of south carolina and georgia rattled by an earthquake on friday night. emergency management officials say the 4.5-magnitude quake was the strongest to hit south carolina since 2002. it was centered seven mi