provincetown is a really special place where people can be themselves.oung and crazy, and tony was, he was probably a little wilder than some and not as wild as others. but he was always the guy who i always liked. >> and you let me sleep on top of the walk-in. >> i remember that. >> i cannot tell you how frequently i dream about the pizza. i'm walking down commercial street, and i'm sort of dimly aware that spiritist has moved and there's a sense of dislocation and a loss as i stumble around this sort of provincetown dreamscape of 40 years ago. i was still here and living in hope. unbelievable. >> many of the old places in p-town are gone. but the lobster pot is still going strong, all these years later. and still has what i want and need. the essentials. my friends worked in the kitchen here, starting the tradition among my set that cooking work was noble toil. at that point i never intended a career as a chef. >> it's great to be a cook. >> i was getting to that. yes. >> this is homemade portuguese kale soup, made on the premises. >> its been a long t

the highest winds tomorrow morning. 67 in provincetown.ork atlantic city you're in this as well. we'll have power outages across much of the northeast. a foot or more from boston up to maine. lesser amounts in new york. they've gotten six feet in three weeks here. and more snow coming for the south, too later in the >> and good morning, washingngton forecast dave zahren here. a dangerously cold weekend on tatap. high tememperature today 38 but teeratures wilbe falling. ligh sw then a high wind waing tonight a wind chill ad >> this weather report brought to you by bare minerals. i could deal with a hot mineral bath right now. i'm spending my valentine's day with four hairy men. we'll be snuggling later just to keep warm. >> not quite sure what to do with that segue rob. thank you very much. >> or that visual. >> rob marciano. keeping it real. >> keeping it really real. >> too real. >>> coming up later, sara will pontificate in "pop news." >>> but first, or moms. are going to rate some as seen on tv items. >>> business is blossoming. stick a

the highest winds tomorrow morning, 67 in provincetown. new york, atlantic city you're in as well.t or more in boston up into maine. they have gotten 6 feet in three weeks. more snow coming for the south later in the week. that's a quick check on the national. here's a look at what's going on in your area. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. it's not the snow that will be an issue icy cold windchills will be. gusty winds up to 6 miles per hour. snow squall later on, 36 degrees. # # by the way, i'm spending my -- i'm spending my valentine's day with four hairy men. we'll be snuggling later just to keep warm. >> not quite sure what to do with that segue, rob. thank you very much. >> or that visual. >> rob marciano. keeping it real. >> keeping it really real. >> too real. >> too real. >>> coming up here on "gma," later, sara's going to pontificate in "pop news." >>> but first, our mom testers are going to rate some of the as-seen-on-tv products. including magic bristle gloves. are they magical for real? >>> business is blos

hours of hell in new england was just asking somebody for directions. [ laughter ] oh, headed to provincetownyou? just take the 128. look for the fourth dunkin' donuts on the left. there's a roundabout there. you're going to see tommy out there. [ laughter ] no, i'll just use gps, thanks. things are really bad in new england. in fact, that's all they're talking about on the news. check out this local news story about the snow. >> well this storm, lisa, is just shattering records all across the state. the snow just keeps on coming. here's what some officials had to say about the situation. mayor marty walsh said, "this is a nightmare. i haven't slept in 48 hours." school superintendent richard king said, "we've had to cancel school for several days and there's no end in sight." fifth grader billy doyle said, "this is the greatest effing week of my life." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: fifth grade! that language? >> steve: wow. he said effing. >> jimmy: i don't know, man. one side effect of the crazy blizzard in new england right now is a phenomenon known as thundersnow. you guys know what

boston, 32-mile-per-hour wind gust 49 in provincetown and 36 in hartford. the strongest winds further to the south. from new york down to baltimore, you're looking at strong wind gusts. everybody in the northeast is in on these strong winds. it's going to cause major travel delays up and down i-95 through the rest of today. check out these windchills. this is another part of this storm, this dangerous cold we'll be looking at until tomorrow morning, really through much of the week. the worst of it will be over the next 24 hours. it feels like minus 5 in manchester and boston is down to zero for the feels like. philadelphia minus 10 that's what you're working with as you head outside. these are bitterly cold temperatures and you can see through upstate new york it's minus 23. watertown, minus 24 and alex so interesting, buffalo today, their actual air temperature this morning was minus 6 degrees and the bishop in buffalo, he pardoned churchgoers today. >> better safe and stay at home and get religion bundled up. thank you so much we appreciate that. heading