i'm jay gray in roanoke, virginia, now back to you. with these conditions comes the possibility of power outages. if you lose power there are some important numbers to jot down... you can call sce&g at 1- 888-333-4465. you can also contact mid-carolina electric 803-749-6444. and finally you can reach fairfield electric at 1- 800-499-7862. and remember, you can get the latest weather information on the go by downloading the wis first alert notifications right on your phone. it's free for android and iphone. just search wis in your app store. coming up on the news at noon-- invesitgators in the lowcountry say a body found submerged in a river could have connections to an out-of-state missing person's investigation. and an investigation into the death of an inmate won't result in charges for several officers involved. those stories and more after the break. an out-of-state missing persons case. authorities pulled the body and the white pickup truck from the water yesterday evening at the folly beach boat landing. it's believed the body wa

jake brady is in roanoke, virginia, and the snow keeps coming down. gabby: in washington, d.c., people are being advised to stay inside for the next 36 hours. jay: the winter storm is barely down in bringing heavy snow. it is expected to top two feet in some areas. the national weather service says this could be one of the most severe storms ever to hit crosshairs. inside and ride it out. >> that is a big deal. the big stresses we are looking not, we are making sure that this morning and do today, residents are safe. jay: more than200 miles of winter weather advisory's have been issued from the south through new england, with blizzard warnings from washington to >> we see this as a major storm. it has life-and-death implications, and all the residents of the district of columbia should treay.jay: in north carolina and virginia, the concern is thic bringing downk ice -- thick ice bringing down power lines. >> i trust my legs more than i trust wheels and i only lived one mile away. jay: thousands of flights have been canceled. the charlotte airport virt

we'll get a live update from roanoke, virginia next. will ujek? coming up, what police found inside that could be a possible >>> welcome back to channel 3 news. topping your morning news feed. two people are dead after a shooting here last night at the archer apartments. just up the the hill from the east bank. police got the call here about 8:30 last night. they found two victims shot. the suspects had fled. one man pronounced dead at the scene. another man dying at the the mom hours later. a considerable amount of dope was found inside the apartment. coming up at 6:00, hear what one resident has to say and why >>> washington, dc and baltimore and philadelphia expected to get the hardest. d.c. could actually see more than two feet. 35 inches of snow could be seen in the d.c. area. dozens more are preparing for the worst. events at the white house have already been canceled. we'll get a live update from roanoke, roanoke, virginia. there are several delays. most flights are running on time. holly. >> great advice, lynna. our forecast is really quie

nbc's jay gray is in roanoke, virginia, bracing for a blblzard. how are you feeling out there? >> reporter: i'm not feeling 72 in miami, sheli and eric, i can tell you that. we're at about 23, 24 degrees minutes starting to fall here. now it's expected to continue through saturday evening. we're going to see continuous snow here for quite some time. emergency management officials expect 30 inches or more in some of the hardest hit areas across the region we're anticipating a foot to two feet of snow and more on the two-foot side of that prediction. the national guardsmen called in, 500 troops on the ground. more e uld be called out if necessary. every available state trooper. they expect izzard and whiteout conditions up to 50 miles an hourt the peak of the storm. people are preparing not only for what's a heavy snow blizzard conditioio again but also loss of power that could last for a week or more. we have seen power crews staged in when they can and when there are problems that come u but it looks to be shaping up for a very difficult weekend and perhaps even more problems i

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and that included vice president biden going not just to virginia but to roanoke, virginia and specificallydbj to do an interview with alison and adam's station. the station where reporter alison parker and cameraman adam ward worked. watch. >> today wdbj 7's justin ward sat down with vice president joe biden and senior adviser valerie jarrett. he is live now from the white >> the law that is on the books and has been declared constitutional by the courts, supreme court of the united states, that law should be able to function. and the way to make it function better is to make sure the people with a mental illness adjudicated shouldn't be able to have a gun, make sure that people who are felons shouldn't have a gun, make sure people who are abusers shouldn't have a gun. >> vice president biden speaking with wdbj from roanoke, virginia tonight. one of the other stations he spoke to in advance of tonight's town hall meeting was the local next station in hartford, connecticut, the station right outside newtown, where we all know what happened at the sandy hook elementary school three years ago

roanoke 41. virginia tech, blacksburg, 41. charlottesville, 45. 50 in danville, and 44 south boston. in the overnight hours and early morning hours, we'll see a few small showers possible. but the trend is by the time you wake up tomorrow, most of the rain is going to be well to our east. here's a look at 9:00, and even the richmond area is morning. throughout the day tomorrow, we're going to see clearing skies and wednesday afternoon, sunshine across the heart of virginia.

and 18 to 24 in roanoke, virginia. not just the snow, but we also have a significant ice storm to deal with, especially in north carolina, and, scott, of course, having a big impact on daily life, a chance for power outages, but also watching the impact for the nfc championship in charlotte this weekend. >> eric, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight in the flint water emergency. the epa's regional administrator who covers michigan, resigned this evening. also president obama says the state will have $80 million in flint has started a chemical process that it hopes will eventually stop the lead that has poisoned its water. at least 100 children show elevated lead in their blood, which can cause damage to the brain. adriana diaz has been looking into how this happened and how the city intends to get the lead out. >> i had to put in a shower filter. >> reporter: the outrage continues for flint resident desiree dwell. she's a single mother trapped in a home she can't sell because of the lead emergency. >> how do y

i'm jay gray in roanoke, virginia, now back to you. passengers looking to fly out of airport today were met with long cancellations. meteorologist amber alexander joins us now to give us another look at east coast this weekend. through the early afternoon hours, but that is all. temperatures will hold steady in the middle 20s today with mostly cloudy skies. clouds will begin to break up this evening and temperatures are expected to drop into the lower teens overnight. we will see a bit more sunshine for saturday and temperatures will climb into the lower 30s. cloud cover will move back in throughout sunday, but temperatures will rise past freezing to top out in the upper 30s. this will be the warmest day of the week as we see the next system move in for monday, cooling temperatures and bringing in a chance for snow. right now models are indicating very light snow moving through on monday with snow totals a man charged with two counts of first degree murder made a surprising move in court this morning. jerry dillinger pleaded guilty to

and the showers moving through the mountains towards roanoke, virginia as well. and they will arrive tuesday night into wednesday. don't worry, i'm expecting the freezing. let's talk today. workweek. 50 and sunny in raleigh. boutonniere 54 in fay -- boutonniere 54 but close to 54 in fayetteville. further south would be milder so black ice should not be as widespread of a problem tomorrow morning. and rain moves in for early wednesday. and we'll be above freezing. wednesday afternoon 46. and in the 40s on thursday. moment and soak that in. 59 on saturday and 60 on sunday. really looking like a nice weekend ahead. 5:21 let's go ahead and check in with traffic. if you're getting ready to head out the door, this is wade avenue. very empty this morning. and the area streets, neighborhoods likely still very icy as a lot has refrozen in the overnight. take a look at your live drive conditions. heads up in rollsville. in wake county, we're looking at an accident on u.s. 401. this is the intersection of perry street this morning. so watch out for that as you head into thi

possibly one to 2 feet, places like roanoke virginia. rain freezing conditions. but the heavier amounts of snow around dc could be looking at a area. depending on how that low should track. plenty of clouds around. maybe some clearer patches briefly in the overnight. cold front moving from west to the low pressure is farther to the north. still though, enough sheer in the atmosphere that we could produce a for chances of tornadoes. here's a chance pushing in from west to east on friday. by saturday clearing out. that will allow the clearer conditions. still plenty of stratus cumulous. that tends to happen when we bring those strong winds in from the west. 54degrees on saturday. that's chilly. too. the rain chances for mostly tomorrow morning. early afternoon at 70% by the afternoon we'll likely see some clearing take place. and then we cool down for a brief period of time monday, tuesday jump pretty close to our morning highs by those periods of monday and tuesday, guys. ride. >> it's a roller coaster. driver did to make sure his >>> now to what's making headline

you can see up around sections of roanoke salve -- roanoke virginia. if you're traveling to these areas especially into saturday. definitely check with your airline and be careful with these storms. >> we'll be checking with you in just a few moments. >>> this is going to be a big snow maker for our neighbors to the north. >> tourism officials are really hoping to cash in. and candace mccowan is covering this story. this is one of those occasions where we're like, sorry for down for a visit. >> reporter: they have options to hang out outside like we do. they could be buying milk and bread or watching public works crews prep the roads, instead, they're here. >> just got word that it was 8 degrees up there today. >> reporter: roger savina is from delaware. >> delaware what are they expecting? >> 3 feet. >> reporter: while in the north they see snow in the forecast, tourism officials see more money on our radar. >> it doesn't matter when snow happenless. what -- snow happens. what happens is, it's wintertime. when they get into wintertime, people start th

there is roanoke virginia. >> it is raw. >> if they have any bit of good fortune out of this, this is happening friday afternoon and friday night so they'll have little bit. apollo beach. strong storm andgusty winds out there. >> for the next six hours living along the coast, you thereit is, the snow continues to come in. rielth now, about aninch and a half and two inches of snow so far. thenational zoo in washington and the totals, around charlotte, sleet accumulation of two inches. you can driveon snow and you cannot drive on ice. that's going to be abig issue if you have anybody that's plan or thinkning or thinking of going to charlotte. >> they'll have the ice accumulation that's more dangerous. for us, we have the winds and storms. most of the rain isout of here and over the next day or so, we are right back in the deep freeze. >> floridians' style >> temperatures dropping down in the 40s or 50s tomorrow night and again on sunday night. tampa bay at 65 and clearwater at st. pete. high as a tropical storm. we'll talk about that injust a over the next couple of days, the area. ther

live picture of roanoke, virginia this afternoon. oh, boy. things are starting to come down in the east coast. they are pparing for a massive winter storm. and miami international airportand d ami international airport, here is a live look right now. some of the cancellations that you can see. the storm definitely impacting some of your flights if you were headed out for the weekend. you want to make sure your flight is on time pecially if you are headed to the northeastyou are headed to the northeast. the east coast bracing for potentially record-setting storm. 22 states on alert today. and washington just recovering from a clipper storm. these are the scenes from d.c. they are trying to get ahead of what could be a truly crippling blizzard as extreme weather begins to wreak havoc on thee local 10's lanelocal 10's lana zack in washington. >> reporter: 70 million americans today in the pathtof extreme weather. six states of emergency already declared. the nation's capitol bracing for power outages, roof collapes and worse. >> we see this as a

and 18 to 24 in roanoke, virginia. not just the snow, but we also have a significant ice storm to deal with, especially in north carolina, and, scott, of course, having a big impact on daily life, a chance for power outage, but also watching the impact for the n.f.c. championship in charlotte this weekend. >> pelley: eric, thank you. there is breaking news tonight in the flint water emergency. the e.p.a.'s regional administrator who covers also president obama says the state will have $80 million in federal funds by nexteek. flint has started a chemical process that it hopes will eventually stop the lead that has poisoned its water. at least 100 children show elevated lead in their blood, which can cause damage to the brain. adriana diaz has been looking into how this happened and how the city intends to get the lead out. >> i had to put in a shower filter. >> reporter: the outrage continues for flint resident desiree dwell. she's a single mother trapped in a home she can't sell because of the lead emergency. >> how do

area, baltimore, all the way south through roanoke, virginia. 18-24 inches. this storm system is going to be crippling. if you have friends, family that live out there, give them a buzz. 21 tonight. mostly clear skies. winds a little bit quieter than the past couple of days. then the heat is on. 52 tomorrow. mid 50s saturday. a little bit of light snow moving in just in time for the second half of the broncos game. the cooler temperatures and the snow stick with us for the start of next week. >>> just in time for tax season, the inspector general for the irs is warning all of us taxpayers about a new and costly tax scam. criminals call american taxpayers pretending to be irss agents and demand phony back taxes. at least 5,000 victims have paid $26.5 million to these scam artists. apparently, the scam began by the u.s. and threatening deportation. it's now mutated and scammers are targeting taxpayers in every demographic group. >> early in the scam the callers had some sort of information about you. they may have four digits of your social security number. now

and 18 to 24 in roanoke, virginia. not just the snow, but we also have a significant ice storm to deal with, especially in north carolina, and, scott, of course, having a big impact on daily life, a chance for power outages, but also watching the impact for the nfc championship in charlotte this weekend. >> eric, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight in the flint water emergency. the epa's regional administrator who covers michigan, resigned this evening. also president obama says the state will have $80 million in federal funds by next week. flint has started a chemical process that it hopes will eventually stop the lead that has poisoned its water. at least 100 children show elevated lead in their blood, which can cause damage to the brain. adriana diaz has been looking into how this happened and how the city intends to get the lead out. >> i had to put in a shower >> reporter: the outrage continues for flint resident desiree dwell. she's a single mother trapped in a home she can't sell because of the lead em

. >> nbc 10's jay gray reports from roanoke, virginia, where the snow keeps coming. >> reporter: the massive winter storm is barrelling down on the east coast and bringing with it heavy snow expected in some areas to top two pete. washington, d.c. is directly in the cross hairs, residents being told to stay inside and ride it out: two feet of snow is a big deal. we're making sure this morning through today residents are ready. >> reporter: more than 1200 miles of winter weather advisories have been issued through the south and new england impacting millions with blizzard warnings stretching from washington through new york. >> we see this as a major major. it has life around death implications and all the residents of the district of columbia should street it that way. >> reporter: in north carolina and virginia the concern is thick ice bringing down power lines, traveling, treacherous for people driving. >> i trust my legs more than wheels and i only live a mile away so i was like, i'll just walk. >> reporter: thousands of flights have been canceled. the charlotte airport virtually

even roanoke, virginia is above us. last year, record-breaking snowfall in the winter. at this point last winter, 10.6 inches and we are almost identical to that right now. everything is going to start changing tomorrow. it was a year ago tomorrow that the first of the big four storms walloped the region. we will follow it for you as we here is the month so far. you get the string of days with above average temperatures. temperatures should go well into the 40' s. it is even possible it could touch 50 degrees during light, southerly breeze across the region. we still have some pockets, especially down towards the vineyards. clouds are going to move in. winds will pick up out of the southwest. towards morning. much milder come the afternoon. these were the high temperatures today. in charleston, west virginia, it hit 51 degrees. our weather is coming from the southwest. that will help warm up things, at least through tomorrow. with that southwest breeze, we will have some clouds and some there could be a shower or two, especially near the south coast. we will be turning

even roanoke, virginia has more snow than we do. all of that because they were all in the heart of that big powerful storm and we were on the edge. pretty sky conditions now as we are just about at sunset. check that out. isn't that nice that city cam is capturing that. we have some of the high clouds and it is 33 in boston. the winds are light the 30s we see are pretty easy to take. in the city of boston our temperatures will slowly coast down alt tonight. then as the wind turns around to the southwest it may actually start to inch up or just stabilize somewhere close to 30 or 32. while the clouds are still thin though, it will allow the temperatures in the suburbs to drop off closer to 20 degrees. now tomorrow is going to be a milder day. we will have some cloud around in many areas to start the day. some bright spots at times. but even though we have a lot of clouds it will be mild and maybe a spot shower. a front comes through during tomorrow night and early on wednesday. maybe has a few showers especially as it settles down wit

jay gray, nbc news, roanoke, virginia. >> and that majortorm is expected to lead to a lot of imagine here in south florida. and in fact, across the entire country. nbc 6 reporter julia bagg is live at miami internationa airport. she continues this team coverage of this huge storm. julia, we talked to you earlier. wasn't really a big deal. some flights cancelled out of charlotte. what are things looking like now? >> reporter: eric, the sprint is on. i just checked with airport officials they are counting 14 flights in and out of miami, from places like washington, d.c., philadelphia and philadelphia. afar as departures, another 22 flights grounded to places liki washington as well. also to new york. and especially to charlotte, north carolina. you'll have to make other plans. dashing through to beat the snow, but not everyone's on board. >> i don't know, what's going on there. >> i've been on a cruise, i don't know anything until this morning. >> reporter: the storm's coming and bringing cancellations from chchlotte, north carolina, up the east coast. and then coming home to a blizzar

moisture spreading in snow wh charleston, west virginia and roanok virginia. and the primary low fls apart and transfers itsnergy to the coast where a new low develops along the barrel clinic zo where you have the warm ocean ter and it will bomb out. it will ridly delop o of the carolinas and pullore isture inff of the atlant. the storm will be so big, it wi spre thatoiste all the way to the north. thiss 9:00 friynd we start to see the first flakes falling and points soh.io philalphia so most fday it is dry, it is friday night. in dition to this, becausehe storm will wrap upo quickly and innsify, it will throw very song winds out ofhe et-northeast. major coastal flooding, bea erosnn saturday. winds me thehore can be in excess of 60 miles per houwith that snow, which wl be very heavy and we so as we look at e timeline here for philadelphia specif, overnight onriday the snow arrivals from south-to-north around 9:00, 10:00 for philadelphia. during the day on saturday, tt is the heart of the stor winds pladelphia 40 miles r hour and it wra up and moves out surday

even roanoke, virginia is above boston. here is something else that is interesting. so we look at the snowfall we have had so far to date. compared to last season to date and it is almost an identical tie. but beginning tomorrow it is going to become very different. that was the beginning of the first of four major storms and others that eventually allowed us to have the all time record set. by the way the average snowfall is over 20 inches. we are 50% of average. in boston it is 33 degrees now. the breeze is light, but it is off the water. it will switch to the that will make it a milder day. at or below freezing. south of boston more snow fell and you can get some melting during the day and a few slippery spots. as for the temperatures tonight they will level off and maybe rise around the cape and the islands. look at the high temperatures tomorrow. widespread 45 to 50 and maybe touching 50 in a few spots. the breeze will kick up out of the southwest. it is also accompanied by some cloudiness that will add more for tonight and tomorrow. i can't rule out a shower la

her body will be transported to the medical examiner office in roanoke, virginia, for an autopsy. local, state, and federal officials are continuing to investigate. from over as we're continuing to conduct multiple interviews and processing additional evidence related to this crime. the focus of this investigation is to now reconstruct the timeline leading up to nicole's tragic death. >> reporter: during today's news conference, police also confirmed that david eisenhauer and lovell knew each other before her disappearance last week. >>> a fayetteville man is facing attempted murder charges tonight after he and two other men were shot at a party yesterday. the incident took place at upscales along ramsey road in fayetteville. wncn's nate rogers has more. >> reporter: what began as a fairly enjoyable birthday celebration on friday, within a moment, took a turn for the worst. >> reporter: saturday around 3:30 a.m., nearly 30 people were attending a birthday gathering when police say three men began arguing. during the exchange, police say 25-year-old william warren shot 21-year-old

by saturday at 10:00 or 11:00 roanoke, virginia. 18 inches in washington. they could get over six inches in the far southern part of ohio. but around here, again, flurries and some wind as we go through tomorrow and saturday. just in case this thing decides to change we will have the latest on the massive storm on cleveland 19 news this morning. dan? >> dan: thanks for staying on it, jeff. police have a warning the next time you pull into a gas station to fill up. thieves are trying to steel your -- steal your personal information at the pump. it is being done by a device called a skimmer. sia has more to make sure you don't become a victim. >> reporter: here is to check and see if the card reader has been compromised. police say if it jiggles and wiggles you need to move on and pay inside and the thieves are hoping you won't. it is not something you think about when you go to pump your gas. police want you to know. your card. they'll either sell it or make another card with it and try to make a fake card. >> reporter: all over northeast ohio they have been

snow starting falling in roanoke virginia around 3:00 this morning. this is time lapse video showing a portion of the accumulation. the areas specking 18 to 24 inches of snow there. meanwhile, as most people werehuddled up inside today, we found someone who used a creative way to brave the elements. >> wncn's emma wright shot this video of a moped in raleigh. as you can see, they were not phased by the cold temperatures. i would be >>> here's a final look at the radar that continues to have rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow, and while some of you may have had a lull there for a bit. we expect it to pick back up for another couple hours tonight. another break over night. but then some snow on top of all of this ice tomorrow morning and early afternoon. it'll be another cold and windy day. sunshine and 40 thank goodness on sunday. guys ? >>> all right. thank you. we have much more coming up >> we'll be here >> i cut the internet off 'cause i caught 'em with lewd conduct. >> announcer: living with an old friend brings new troubles. >> he said he's gon

jay gray nbc news, roanoke, virginia. >> krystal: we're going to continue our team coverage. we're talking about what's happening when it comes to travel. of course when you have massive snowstorms coming through it's going to affect people as they fly. be affected by the snow we still feel it here. we're going check in with craig fiegener. he is live right now inside mccarran international airport. i see lot of people buzzing behind you, craig. are there a lot of delays and cancellations at this point? >> reporter: we're starting to see some cancellations. we were here this morning and there were no cancellations. everything on the board up here was on time. but now we're seeing right now some canceled flights. namely, newark, new jersey, some washington, d.c. flights that have been now canceled. and we know that's because of this storm. it was expected, the storm is hitting the east coast. so anybody in its path will not be flying to las vegas. from those locations and from las vegas to those locations for the next 36 hours that's not going to happen. american airlines was

moisture spreading in snow with charleston, west virginia and roanoke, virginia. and the primary low falls apart and transfers its energy to the coast where a new low develops along the barrel clinic zone where you have the warm ocean water and it will bomb out. it will rapidly develop off of the carolinas and pull more moisture in off of the atlantic. the storm will be so big, it will spread that moisture all the way to the north. this is 9:00 friday and we start to see the first flakes falling here as we get into philadelphia and points south. so most of friday it is dry, it is friday night. in addition to this, because the storm will wrap up so quickly and intensify, it will throw very strong winds out of the east-northeast. major coastal flooding, beach erosion on saturday. winds mere the shore can be in excess of 60 miles per hour with that snow, which will be very heavy and wet. so as we look at the timeline here for philadelphia specific, overnight on friday the snow arrivals from south-to-north around 9:00, 10:00 for philadelphia. during the day on saturda

philadelphia at 19, baltimore, d.c., somewhere almost close to two feet of snow and we take you down to roanoke, virginia, who also is expecting almost two feet of snow. that's where we find nbc's jay gray who will shortly be watching the snowflakes flying. jay? >> yeah, in fact, within the last five minutes here we've seen the first of the flakes. very few and far between, but we know that's going to change dramatically. we do have some snow, though, for the first time falling right now. virginia in a state of emergency. national guard's been called in. 500 troops on the ground. more could be moved if necessary here. they've had crewed out on the road since yesterday when they started this state of emergency trying to get things as prepared as possible though they're warning everyone stay off these roadways. once this snow really starts to fall, unless you have absolutely have to be out. heeding that warning a lot of people in this area have gone out, made sure that they have provisions that will last for at least a week. there's a big concern with the blizzard, and whiteout conditions, with the brutal

take a look at weather conditions in roanoke, virginia. the blizzard warnings affect some 30 million people from baltimore to philadelphia and to new york. residents in these areas are urged to just stay home. a slippery slope from tennessee to the carolinas, devastating snow, sleet and freezing rain. >> brakes locked up and i slid right into the back of their car. >> reporter: this car even catching fire. the driver revving the engine after being caught in a snow drift. here in charlotte, the storm started after midnight. the morning commute, treacherous. at this emergency command center, all hands on deck after six weather-related deaths in north carolina alone. statewide, about 1000 crashes. take a look from the air. you can see the snow, but it's the ice underneath that's so dangerous. off power to thousands. a state of emergency coming at a crucial time. the carolina panthers shoveling snow off the field before practice today, the nfc championship game still set for sunday here, but a major pep rally for the team, canceled. tonight, a

. >>> let's go now to nbc's jay gray who is on the ground in roanoke, virginia. how's it looking out there, so far? >> gigi, yeah, at this point we haven't seen any snow but we know it is on the way, perhaps within the next hour or so. and once it starts, expect it to continue through saturday evening. emergency managers here preparing for as much as 30 inches of snow in some areas. they do expect record snowfalls here. and to combat that they've got the national guard on the ground, 500 troops, and more could be on the way. every available state police officer is out, and ready for this storm. and power crews have been lined up across the region preparing for those high winds that bill talked about, and this snow, which could take power away from some of the residents here. look, we're on the leading edge as far as the east coast is concerned. this could affect, as you've talked about, 80 million to 90 million people. all about to start within the next hour to hour and a half or so, according to the latest radar images. what we have expect to see then is that st

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