nbc's kristen dahlgren is in pulaski, new york. ((dahlgren intro on camera)) "hi there.. well, the snow is still coming down in parts of upstate new york. some places have already received a foot of snow... and it is bitterly cold causing a lot for a lot of people.."from coast to wintry mess -- icy cold temperatures and lots of snow -- making driving dangerousin erie county pennsylvania more than a dozen cars piling up along interstate ninety.at least ten people were taken to the hospital.while in michigan a massive crash turning deadly- three killed when almost 40 cars slammed into each other in white out conditionsi was lucky enough i could see the taillights in front of a semi// you just couldn't see. lake effect snow -- blanketing parts of upstate new york with more than a footeven midland texas is digging out.the arctic air sending temperatures plummeting. out west, the next system coming ashore --bringing snow and ice to places like seattle and portlandonly the heartiest heading out sot i prefer to run outside so i just bear

pulaski walked out saying this violets the allentown charter. a million dollars off of the mayor's proposal and reduced his proposalled wage tax increase. pulaski has the intention to file a lawsuit and block the budget. an arctic blast is heading our way. the change will plunge us to the coldest temperatures since february. cecily tynan has the details. >> jim this past weekend was cold with temperatures stuck in the 30s. the core of the cold air is well up to the north and west. sault ste. marie, six degrees, international falls, two. cold air is not arriving tomorrow, 40-degrees by 1:00. the arctic boundary tomorrow night, behind it temperatures plunge thursday. that's essentially where they stay through the day by 3:30 in the afternoon, still in the low 20s. we are talking about winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. the windchill thursday will be close to zero. we are looking at 60 hours below freezing. good idea to dress in layers, hat, gloves, the whole shebang. bring the pets in, disconnect the hoses, turn the outside water off so your p

. >>> major ed pulaski entered the results of a new feasibility study. the city will be able to pay for the 31 1 center from the money t saves from no longer funding its 911 center. those callings will be handled by lehigh valley starting in june of 2017. the deal boosts the wage tax to about 1.9%. it gives the city council more say in hiring and gives mayor pulaski more money for the budget. the new budget puts an end to the threat of the mayor to sioux city council for his original budget plans. >>> why is the city using old parking meters despite having more efficient parking kiosks in storage. according to an internal audit, the older meters cost the city about $100,000 in lost revenue and maintenance costs every year. in comparison, the new smart meters that take credit cards cost about $20,000 to operate. >>> access denied. up next the places you'll be shut out of come monday if you have a p.a. driver's license. >>> a look at who showed up to take in the sights and sounds of eagles practice today. >> bundle up for a breezy friday. i'm tracking the

it's unclear what caused mayor pulaski to shoot down the budget. >>> the new comcast technology center -- is travel philadelphia development corporation held a presentation in center city. it is set to open in 2018, bringing thousands of employees to that location. nbc10 will be one of the occupants of the new building. >>> today state transportation officials announced the addition of real-time travel updates. the deldot website to get arrival times and you'll also be able to track the bus on its route. >> nobody wants to be standing out wondering, did i just miss the bus or is it just minutes away. >> the app is available for free, users can also sign up for bus service alerts and transportation news. >>> should we use the electoral college system when electing a president? students present eed their idea at the national constitution center today. if you're wondering, 80% call for the elimination of the electoral college. the winner was decided by a group of former judges including former new jersey governor ed rendell. >>> west chester university hold a dog exstrav ganz a today. >>

they end up in pulaski, tennessee. the birthplace of the ku klux klan after the war. that is where hood strikes across the river to drive off schofield. he has this reputation of being a guy, john bell hood is not tactically innovative. there is only one frontal attack that john bell hood ever orders as an army commander -- franklin. most of his moves are trying to do flanking maneuvers. schofield gets wind of it. there is a race to columbia, tennessee, and schofield gets in town just ahead of hood. hood will then flank columbia, trying to hit the little town of spring hill, tennessee. hood, his army gets there and all he needs to do is pull the trigger, but something happens. this gives a little bit more clarification. one of the people at fault is general frank cheetham. he says, i don't do night attacks. only had to do was push his men across a few yards and it could have blocked schofield and history might've been a little different. that leads everything to the evening of november 29. it ends with such great potential for hood. his men have the opportunity by 4:0

couple of differing strategies, joining me jay pulaski along with private bank cio jack ablam.ay, you've been expressing concern right now. walk us through your fears. we're watching the 10 year, the 30-year bond, move higher in its rate and the concern i think you have is that that's actually going to really start to hinder the market. explain your thesis. >> sure, trish, i think that is exactly right. look, yesterday the fed surprised the market with suggestion that it's going to raise rates three times next year. the market was prepared for two. so you see the dollar strengthen, stocks sell off, bonds sell off. tough to make money in the financial market when stocks and bonds sell off at the same time. trish: yeah, but the market is higher right now. it's been pretty good? >> not higher than after the news yesterday, right? we had a big sell-off, we clawed some of that back. the point is quite simple, it's the battle of trump stimulus plan versus inflation fears in the bond vigilantes. if the bond vigilantes drive rates up, i think it's very difficult to see the stock market

across our region, program started two years ago by the family of philadelphia police officer john pulaskiilled in february of 2009. then for some of the volunteers, it is an extremely personal experience. >> detectives, middletown police department, was killed in the line of duty. i know the family re well. so this means a lot to me. i had the opportunity of putting a wreath on his headstone today. >> attended his wreath placing ceremony at resurection cemetery in bensalem. >> delaware county officials are thanking dispatchers add melted innings going beyond the call every duty to save a chester man's life. he called 911 friday morning, he fell in his living room, needed medical help. but the caller couldn't provide any information about where he was. so, dispatchers used gps, cell phone data to identify the areat paramedics to the scene. >> they went around the neighborhood, in a very difficult neighborhood, highland at 95 not easy to, road around the neighborhood with their sir got out of the squads, knocked door-to-door. no one gave up thon j you know, when they broke that door down, t

this is pulaski, new york, north of syracuse. heavy lake effect snow combined with 50-mile-per-hour winds created this. people up in that area have been dealing with even more snow all through the day. >> i'm feeling warmer already. >> there you go. as we all try to stay warm out there, it's important to know that frost nip can happen even when you wear layers. frostnip, if any part of your body starts to tingle or goes numb, that's a sign you need to can set in after warning signs like uncontrollable sieve shivering, clumsiness, and confusion. pets, young children, and elderly are especially vulnerable in the extreme cold. >> in northern virginia, child christmas wish, he wanted his dad to come home early from deployment to be home for the holidays. as our bureau reporter david culver shows us, it was a surprise visit from santa that ended with a heartwarming homecoming. >> through the front windows of this elementary school, you got a glimpse of red. could it be santa? so it seemed, making an early visit? the man who just walke

lake effect snow combined with 50-mile-per-hour winds to create intense blizzard conditions in pulaski, new york, last night. >> a thunderstorm created sleet outside of salt lake city, utah, today. light rain and ice pellets seen a winter storm warning issued there. close to two feet of snow and strong wind gusts are expected. >> the weather here also prompting a delayed start to some school activities tomorrow. for more on that, download the nbc washington app and turn on weather alerts to get the latest updates on the wintry weather. >> president obama just wrapped up a news conference where he talked about russian interference in our election. and he got in a few digs. >> the russians can't change us. or significantly weaken us. they're a smaller country. they're a weaker country. their economy doesn't produce anything that anybody wants to buy except oil and gas and arms. they don't innovate. they can impact us if we lose track of who we are. >> just before that news conference, we learned that the fbi and the director of national intelligence agree with the cia assessment that rus

this happened after 6 o'clock in the save a lot supermarket parking lot on pulaski avenue.old police a man tried to stop her from going into the store. then tried to hit her with a large stick and threw hot coffee on her. that's when she pulled out a gun and fired two shots hitting a nearby security guard in the leg. the suspect ran off unharmed but was quickly located and arrested. the security guard there is expected to be okay. >> all right. in the meantime meteorologist melissa magee is here now with another check of the work week forecast and bundle up all this week. >> yeah, it's really cold. i mean temperatures are really below average but we've got a bit of a change on the way later this week guys. we'll talk about the trend that's going on. here's the picture outside. sky6 live in hd from our city hall camera looking at dillworth parent you can see the christmas tree all lit up as we are getting closer to christmas. currently in center city we're coming in at 30, dewpoint at 10, winds out of the north-northwest at 9 miles per hour. that wind chill it's cold just 22

program was started two years ago, by the family of philadelphia police officer, john pulaski killed in february of 2009. we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". from present to pizza. how santa's reindeer may be getting a new gig. >>> and, eagles cheerleaders practice for hours trying to get their routine down. our pat gallen shows us how one cheerleader making major moves on and off the feel. and the temperatures continue to drop up next meteorologist, justin drabick, will let you know when the cold blast rolls in. we will be right back. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >> minnesota wall of america large or small, in the country, will feature black santa claus, from thursday to sunday, larry jefferson will ask kids what do you want for christmas. the mall's owner said it has been a long time coming. >> domino's pizza in japan is getting into the holiday spirit. jeannie moos, the possibility that the pizza delivery guy may be sporting and the letters letter -- and the. >> to deliver pr

right now in upstate new york, we have kristen dahlgren in pulaski, new york. these folks are dealing with that. >> reporter: right. good morning, al. overnight we saw a few more inches here. some places have more than a foot and it is causing a lot of problems for a lot of people. from coast to coast, a wintry mess, icy cold temperatures and lots of snow making driving dangerous. >> in erie county, pennsylvania, more than a dozen cars pilin up along intate 90. at least ten people were taken to the hospital. while in michigan, a massive crash turning deadly. >> 30 vehicles. it's a complete white out. other in white-out conditions. >> i was lucky enough that i could see the taillights in front of the semi. you just couldn't see. it was kicking up that bad. >> reporter: blanketing upstate new york, the arctic air sending temperatures plummeting. out west, the next system coming ashore bringing snow and ice to places like seattle and portland. only the heartiest heading out. >> i prefer toun so i still do it. >> reporter: even in chicago where they are used to the

about 35 miles north of syracuse people battled whiteout conditions in pulaski.roads, the storm conditions created havoc. one pileup in western pennsylvania involved 59 vehicles and more than two dozen motorists were involved in a crash that sent six to the hospital on long island in new york. >> we were driving along and the car hit us in the back and he swerved to try and not hit this car and we got hit again. >> the dangerous roads made it impossible for nancy abbott to get deliveries at her food bank in adams, new york. does it frighten you? does it concern you? >> well of course i'm concerned because we have, you know, approximately the same people coming each month. to get an extra bit of food, and when we can't offer it, you know, it is, it's sad. >> that is sad. because a number of families were depending on the food delivery. actually coming from syracuse. but we have some good news to report. the delivery will be made sometime today. >> demarco, thanks. >>> the church massacre gunman dylann roof could face the death penalty after being convicted of 33 f