rob marciano and the giant traffic jam. >>> the new headline breaking on measles. the number of cases and now, the doctors tonight, arguing that some parents are putting other families at risk. >>> plus the breaking development on breast cancer. a new weapon approved tonight. >>> and ginger zee with a tv first. getting this close, flying over a massive volcano. more than 2,000 degrees. how did she pull this off? >>> good evening. and we begin this tuesday night with that urgent meeting at the white house this evening. the president, jordan's king abdullah as the world now reacts to the brutal death of a hero pilot. we are not showing any pictures of those moments but this time a whole new level of brutality. that young pilot, just 26 flying bomb missions as part of the u.s.-led coalition, right along with american fighter jets, taking aim at isis. he was taken captive in december. we have team coverage tonight, beginning with our chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: the sadistic murder of the 26-year-old jordanian pilot, put in a cage and then

for round two, winter storm watches posted there for snow tomorrow night, david. >> all right, rob marciano, with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> now, to that manhunt under way at this hour in the northeast. after what started in a quiet town in connecticut. a family terrorized, intruders allegedly tying a device to a banker, also tying up his elderly mother, placing an alleged device beneath her bed, forcing the man to take them to the bank. s.w.a.t. teams moving in first in the neighborhood then the bank, where tonight, we're learning our the victim was able to get word out that he needed help. abc's gio benitez is on the scene. >> reporter: police descending on a quiet connecticut community, after a mother and her adult son were allegedly held hostage in an elaborate bank robbery scheme, with threats they both would be killed with explosives, law enforcement sources tell abc news. >> there's no question that this was a very scary situation. >> reporter: a neighborhood evacuated. schools on lockdown. traffic at a standstill as parts of new briton, connecticut, essentially shut down. it al

rob marciano with the path of the storm, 25 states. but first clayton sandell from denver. >> reporter: snow is hitting the south tonight as millions brace for yet another storm. 15 cars piled up outside dallas-ft. worth. traffic at a standstill. >> my son has shoulder surgery. the snow isn't bad but we just can't get there. so they're walking a half an hour to get to the hospital. >> reporter: a ft. worth cop offered an extra push today. icy treacherous roads vexing drivers across the south. in north carolina, slippery highways tossed suvs upside down. one driver died in this crash blamed on ice. but there are also tales of survival. like that couple near charlotte rescued thursday from their car after sliding into this creek. and in minnesota, ryan neslund is counting his blessings tonight. he was on an ice fishing trip when his truck fell through, sinking fast. >> as soon as i knew i was out of air up there i'm like, well this is my last breath that's available so i said, "i'm just going to go for it." and swam down, out the window.

lurve is what we have for rob marciano marciano. he's out in the cold trying to pronounce words successfully. >> i have no idea. between the noise and the words you're making up i have no idea what's going on out there. happy valentine's day blizzard day, everybody. wind chills are a huge factor. colder than it is right now. there are the advisories. we're talking about wind chills well below zero across the northern tier. minus 24 in minneapolis today. behind the system is where we get the dangerously cold temperatures. record-breaking temperatures in l.a. yesterday. 86 at ucla. >> a and good morning, forecast, mother nature has a cold heart in valentine's day temperatures actually will rise before they start to fall later today. a storm system coming our w way, a storm syemn western pennsyania. temperature is abou38 but then a highind warning from 6:0 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. and a wind chill advisory temperatures from minus 100 to miminus >>> coming up here on "gma," a new window into the possible motive for the alleged murder in the

truly remarkable, david. >> rob marciano in new england again for us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and tonight, scenes like this one playing out across the storm zone. look at this. a highway in tennessee, cars sliding right off the road. drivers stranded. a dangerous commute home for millions, especially in the south. but that system is moving north. another blast of cold air about to make that driving even more difficult tonight. abc's matt gutman in tennessee. >> reporter: the frozen vice gripping the country's midsection bedeviling drivers. this collision in pennsylvania between a school bus and minivan left both drivers and five students injured. in virginia a close call. this van sliding out of control. icy roads to empty runways. nearly 2,000 cancellations and counting. treacherous travel along much of i-40. we set out this morning from memphis, a city serviced by only 14 salting trucks like these for 6,500 miles of roads. just a few miles outside of memphis and everywhere we go, we're seeing this. cars spin out. right here, we saw a spinout which resulted

which is why we get right to rob marciano now. first, the track of this system and it's a huge win. >> reporter: it is the. core is back in the western mountains. it has a long and ride reach. look at the adviseoryiesadvisories. from california to the carolinas. the snow will be crossing the mississippi and by noon tomorrow across northern georgia. accumulating snow. not much but just enough in the south to cause slick problems. the other big story is the cold. look at the numbers. below zero tomorrow in boston and cincinnati. below freezing in dallas. that sets the stage for round two, winter storm watches posted there for snow tomorrow night, david. >> all right, rob marciano thank you. >>> now, to that manhunt under way at this hour in the northeast. after what started in a quiet town in connecticut. a family terrorized intruders tying a device to a banker. also tying up his elderly mother. placing an alleged edd device beneath her bed. s.w.a.t. teams moving in first in the neighborhood than in the bank where tonight, we're lea

meteorologist rob marciano with the forecast. more storms on the way this weekend. but first, abc's steve osunsami with the new misery tonight. >> reporter: blame this one on the snow. a gas station roof collapse in north carolina. and this one, too. police north of charlotte had to rescue a couple inside this suv after they slid off a bridge and into the creek. that's the horn still blaring. >> i would say, unless you have to be out, stay off the roads. >> reporter: for the second time this week in alabama, drivers on interstate 65 were stuck on the ice for the night. the snow has even come to this -- humvees to the rescue, >> i just think it's wonderful that the cops are helping us. >> reporter: since the winter storm began hitting airports in the south especially hard last week, the airlines have canceled nearly 7,000 flights. today in boston .2 inches of snow. now just 5.7 inches away from a new record. and there's this survivor's story from new hampshire. drew mullins was raking his roof, when the snow knocked him to the ground and buried him under three feet.

rob marciano along the hudson. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the snp"american sniper" trial and the guilty verdict. the former marine that will spend the rest of his life behind bars. for the first time theed all owe from the interrogation tape released. asked if he knew what he did was wrong. it's the audio the jurors heard, and tom, you'll hear it too. abc's ryan owens from texas. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: what that the marine turned murderer will spend the rest of his life in prison. these seven jurors plus five others found him guilty. >> no one wants to think, gosh i just put somebody away for life. the only thing that gave me peace is that there was so much evidence. >> reporter: evidence like this interrogation tape. from the day routh killed "american sniper" chris kyle and littlefield. the jurors say the way he answered this question invalue dated husband insanity defense. >> you know what you did today is wrong, right? you understand that? >> yes, sir. >> reporter:

>> that's why rob marciano is with us. this is a sweeping system. >> going to hit a wide swath of the u.s. denver to dallas, towards st. louis, through pittsburgh and new york city. all dancing along the rain/snow line. along the storm zone, we're talking 2 to 10 inches of snow. higher in the mountains. and a lot of cities are inching towards records for the month of february. boston, just five inches away from the all-time record. >> and a major system in the west. >> california, they'll take the rain. but there are some issues. swirling system over so cal. all weekend long, some welcome rain. but thunderstorms could be strong. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to breaking news tonight involving our own homeland security. will congress let funding run out? a midnight deadline, and now a no vote. happening just a short time ago. this involves funding for airport security. let's go to jeff zeleny on capitol hill. >> reporter: it's a fight over immigration policy. well, if a deal isn't reached, there will be no pay for border agent

lurve is what we have for rob marciano. he's out in the cold, trying to pronounce words successfully. in sub zero temperatures. take it away sir. >> whoo! i have no idea. between the noise and the words you're making up, i have no idea what's going on back there. the way record-breaking temperatures in la yesterday. 86 degrees. that's what's happening nationally here's what's happening locally. >> reporter: icy cold temperatures on the way. double scan live showing flurries north and west. lots of clouds out there expecting snow squalls later this afternoon. looks like they will arrive just in time for your dinner plans or movie planner later on, drive slowly and be prepared for rapidly changing vis -- visibility. 36 degrees today. 19 overnight low. monday morning in the single digits. >>> they're back. our "gma" mom testers putting the latest as seen on tv products to the test. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood suga

lurve is what we have for rob marciano. he's out in the cold, trying to pronounce words successfully. in sub zero temperatures. take it away, sir. >> whoo! i have no idea. between the noise and the words you're making up, i have no idea what's going on back there. happy valentine's day blizzard day, everybody. wind chills are a huge factor. behind this system. colder than it is right now. there are the advisories. we're talking about wind chills well below zero across the northern tier. minus 24 in minneapolis today. then tomorrow, it all kind of shifts off to the east. behind the system is where we get the dangerously cold temperatures. by the way, record-breaking temperatures out there in l.a. yesterday. 86 at ucla. 89 in lo >>> more rob in a minute. but coming up here on "gma." a new window into the possible motive for the alleged murder in the "american sniper" trial. >>> plus, they're back. our "gma" mom testers putting the latest as seen on tv products to the test. ing the latest as seen on tv products to the test. ac

meteorologist rob marciano live on the other side of manhattan this evening, at the hudson. everyone wants to know, rob, is there any break for anyone in sight here? >> reporter: doesn't seem to be, does there, david? and a tell-tale sign of how cold this winter is, more ice on this side of manhattan along the hudson. let's talk about the southern snowstorm. advisories tonight stretching from arkansas all the way to southern new jersey and the rain/snow line, you can see it on the radar, stretching right across the i-95 corridor. north and west, that's where you're going to see the heaviest amounts of snow. then, we roll it into motion. the snow will go through the carolinas, richmond, virginia. couple of inches possibly in d.c., but could see over six inches in spots as far south as georgia. and then the cold air comes behind this. you've heard that story before, haven't you? below zero temperatures, northern plains to northern new england, into the 20s across the mid south. that does not include the wind chill. you know last year we had ice along the hudson as well. the dif

we always love when rob marciano is here. just not when you tell us there's another one coming from. >> reporter: we'll start with the cold snowy system that's pushing through the midwest that but dumped up to a half a foot of snow. light snow from tennessee to maine. a coating snow in new york maybe a little bit more in boston. and big-time cold air behind this. in the morning, minus 1 in chicago, minus 10 in lincoln. friday morning, 8 in new york minus 2 in boston 3 degrees in cleveland. here's the california storm. a lot of -- a plume of moisture here getting into pacific northwest and california. maybe over a foot of rain. they need it. they had a very dry january, but too much at one time flood watches are up. >> no rain at all in the bay area in january. >> reporter: very dry. >> thank you, rob. >>> today, the patriots were able to hold their parade. thousands of fans turning out. those iconic duck boats. quarterback tom brady captured the crowds on his cell phone and a message. >> thank you, guys. thanks for all your s

we always love when rob marciano is here. just not when you tell us there's another one coming from. >> reporter: and california is back in play. but we'll start with the cold, snowy system that's pushing through the midwest. it has dull ped eded eded dumped half a foot of snow. the front will push to the east and bring some light snow from tennessee all the way to maine. the morning commute, probably a coating snow in new york, maybe a little bit more in boston. and big-time cold air behind this. in the morning, minus 1 in chicago, minus 10 in lincoln. then on friday morning, 8 in new york minus 2 in boston 3 degrees in cleveland. here's the california storm. a lot of -- a plume of moisture here, getting into pacific northwest and california. maybe over a foot of rain. they need it. they had a very dry january, but too much at one time, flood watches are up. >> but no rain at all in january in the bay area. >> reporter: very dry. >> rob, thank you. >>> we knew the patriots rally was postponed because of the weather, but toda

were quote unquote flabbergasted. >> mind blown. >>> someone with his mind blown right now is rob marciano. who has covered many weather stories but has been quite impressed by what's going on in massachusetts right now. hey, rob. >> i'd say quite cold and quite wet. they're getting it all here in eastern massachusetts, again. an unprecedented fourth storm in a row on the weekend. so this is -- welcome to my life the past month. let's go over how much more snow we're going to get. that's not really the big story. though we'll probably get a foot plus, especially boston, north and east. that will put it over the seven-foot mark for the month. oh, my goodness. now here's a storm developing across the south. snows across parts of arkansas in through tennessee and kentucky, through tomorrow night. they could see up to a foot of snow. and winter storm warnings have been posted. also a sliver of ice there. that includes northern mississippi, alabama, parts of tennessee. and georgia also. go out west if you want the warmth. they've got it. that's where the good stuff is. they would love to see a

but first, rob marciano starts us off. rob? >> reporter: the winds are blow in boston. and when it hit the atlantic last night, rapidly intensified, once again bringing conditions. yet another big storm barreling through new england. >> there's a little bit of dÉjÀ vu all over again in this will be our 4th major storm in the past three weeks. >> reporter: adding even more snow. snow drifts up to 6 feet high on top of this warehouse in seaburg, new hampshire, caused its roof to collapse. thankfully, no one hurt. the deep snow also blocking tail pipes and exhaust vents. on the coast of massachusetts, it was snow and wind. gusts over 70 miles per hour. and waives. snow blowing sideways all morning long. we're at high tide. the wind is the big story with this storm even so this will put us over the 7 foot mark in the last four weeks. and with almost 8 feet for the year, boston will likely set an all time record. it's to a point where residents and reporters just have to laugh. >> right in the neighbor's yard. they're okay with it. >> reporter: and as this storm exits, the s

were quote unquote flabbergasted. >> mind blown. >>> someone with his mind blown right now is rob marciano. who has covered many weather stories be has been quite impresseded by what's going on in massachusetts right now. hey, rob. >> i'd say quite cold and quite sits >> reporter: it is getting quite cold and the storm is impressive. welcome to my life the past month. that's not the big story we'll good snow north an east, that will put you let over the seven foot mark for the month. snows aparts of arkansas, tennessee and kentucky they can see a foot of snow. winter storm warning has beens posted. sliver of ice there in parts of alabama, and georgia and tennessee. go out west if you want the warmth that's where the good stuff is, although they would like to see rainfall. 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. that same storm rob was talking about this is the back end of it, we have snow showers in monmouth and ocean county. the major of it is out to sea. we're ten to 15 degrees below

just one place to find our rob marciano. right in the middle of it. you're so mean to him. you never let him come inside. i don't know what straw you pulled. but you're out there again. good morning. >> good morning, cecilia. i love it out here. the snow held overnight. we had sleet mixing in at times. kind of a wet snow. we held at the 32-degree mark. good for snowballs. the roads are a mess. look at some of the east coast snow totals. the inner mountain parts of the appalachians, up to two feet. in droop mountain. middlebrook, 15 inches. central park, three inches. just under three in d.c. but you obviously saw the road conditions an issue there. we still have winter storm advisories and warnings. boston holding on to it for the longest. until this system begins to push out to sea. here's what we're looking at as far as the storm system, the freezing line does lift a little bit. but by that time, most of the precip is gone. today, we'll get above the freezing mark briefly. then more cold air coming. the heavy snow across the mountains of colorado and new mexico, here's wh

rob marciano abc news south boston. >>> let's turn to northern california now.o word when more than it 200 evacuees can go home. at least 40 homes and buildings have been destroyed by a wildfire at the eastern base of the sierra nevada. the firefighters have gained control of this fire. there's still some hotspots. some perilously close to propane tanks. homeowners had time to grab personal items before they had to get out of there. in southern california, meanwhile, eight college students are safe and sound this morning. members of the ucla hiking club who became lost in the angeles national forest. this weekend. took about ten hours to get all of them down off that mountain because of high winds, rain and snow. they were cold but otherwise, they're all right. >>> pittsburgh area mall is changing its policy after a weekend shooting. those under 18 years old will have to be accompanied by an adult under the youth escort policy. >> the panic escape from a pittsburgh area mall. >> people started running. >> i just heard the pop pop pop. >> 7:33 that night. reports

more now from abc's rob marciano. >> reporter: that massive storm pummelling the northeast.e, new york, two with people were killed on ice-covered roads. and in new york city, salt and snow seeping in to electrical systems, blowing this manhole cover 25 feet high. icy tracks to blame for stranding this busy subway line. commuters stuck for hours. for the city of boston it's been the snowiest week on record. >> we are asking people to stay off the roads, try to take public transportation. >> reporter: diane has been plowing streets around the clock. >> it's really tough. it's hard to keep up with it. just coming down too fast. >> reporter: along the massachusetts coast, high winds and waves continue to batter the already badly damaged homes in marshfield and scituate. >> this is a navigational buoy. it weighs 14,000 pounds and supposed to be a half mile off shore. but the storms have been so violent this week it ripped it right off of its mooring. >> reporter: back in boston, remember stephanie turner, we dug her out after last week's storm. we found her reliving that moment,

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rob marciano and the giant traffic jam. >>> the new headline breaking on measles. the number of cases and now, the doctors tonight, arguing that some parents are putting other families at risk. >>> plus the breaking development on breast cancer. a new weapon approved tonight. >>> and ginger zee with a tv first. getting this close, flying over a massive volcano. more than 2,000

leading us off, abc meteorologist, rob marciano joining us. hi, rob, how long is this storm going to last? >> reporter: you see it's snowing here now. looks like and ts itit's backing up traffic on the upper west side of manhattan. still back in kentucky we have moisture all day long, a good thumping of snow from d.c., to new york and stretching to boston as well. we'll get a little warming and some will change from sleet, freezing rain and plain rain. some spots will get 6 to 10 inches in pockets. during new york and 3 to 6 inches. and dallas, below freezing as we get to monday morning. >> you are telling me denver is getting hit tonight. how badly are we talking? >> reporter: this is one from the biggest storms of the year. some into texas and dallas has a storm warning tomorrow night into monday and potential of icing in the dallas/ft. worth area. >> thanks. get warm. >>> turning thought to nascar. the review board denying kurt busch upholding his suspension for domestic violence. and this, at the daytona international speedway. someone scro

here's rob marciano in in the morning. >> reporter: there's nowhere else to put the snow. and boston taking the environmentally controversial move of dumping the snow into the ocean. now being washed out to sea as another storm comes this way. tonight -- the snow slammed northeast is bracing for more. >> it's been awful, absolutely awful. >> reporter: it sounds like a broken record, but boston's at a breaking point. roads narrowed by snow, turning short commutes into odysseys. the transit system, hobbled. after commuters in the last storm were stranded, the general manager resigned. buried fire hydrants slowing first responders. these firefighters digging them t t in newton. a typical fire hose pumps out about 300 gallons of water per minute. a typical fire truck carries about two minutes of water. digging these hydrants out is vital. in south boston, kate and pete schwan have shoveling down to a science. >> in the city, there's no place to put it. that's the tough part to contend with. >> reporter: some parts of new england bracing for more than a foot of new snow, and be

rob marciano with pictures coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a massive pile-up on a new york highway. >> the one sandwiched in there. >> reporter: 35 cars and five tractor trailers crushed on i-81, shut down. miraculously, no serious injuries. >> i just had nowhere to go. >> reporter: motorist ian wagner in the middle of it all. >> i'm all right, i got a little scratch on my finger and that's it. >> reporter: this, as the already frozen northeast braces for four more days of snow. meanwhile tonight, the west is getting massive amounts of rain and high winds. trees down in ashland, oregon. this one smashing a car. crews loading up sandbags in humboldt county, california. in washington state, an entire town under water. abc's neal karlinsky is right there. >> reporter: this is the hard-hit community of brinnon, washington. they've had 7 inches of rain in just 24 hours. you can see some of the homes here. there's been evacuations, including a family of five, a baby, mudslides as well throughout the roads here. >> reporter: the west needs this rain badly. >> we want it to come down as ha

rob marciano and the giant traffic jam. >>> the new headline breaking on measles.e number of cases and now, the doctors tonight, arguing that some parents are putting other families at risk. >>> plus the breaking development on breast cancer. a new weapon approved tonight. >>> and ginger zee with a tv first. getting this close, flying over a massive volcano. more than 2,000 degrees. hof?

abc's rob marciano has the latest. >> reporter: the east coast on ice.git temperatures in new york. the coldest february day in nearly three decades. in boston, a bone-chilling negative three. in philadelphia, firefighters battling near zero degree temperatures and this blaze. the scene turning to ice. but a bigger problem here in new england, snow weighing down the roofs of homes and businesses. >> the beams started to collapse and split and fall into the attic. >> the roof of this massachusetts lowe's hardware store collapsing. this garage giving way. a woman sitting in her car inside unhurt. schools at risk, too. students sent home after teachers notice cracks and ceilings sagging due to the snow. we met up with diane barretto worried about her own roof. >> you have three, four, foot drifts and icicles. >> it is right above my bedroom. every time it creaked last night, it made me nervous it's going to cave in. >> reporter: on a 1600 square foot home, a foot of light snow can weigh 2.5 tons but heavy snow can weigh 14 tons putting a strain on the roof

. >> let's get right to rob marciano. you have the line where it's going to be most treacherous this weekend. >> well, icing is going to be a huge issue. nashville in the bull's-yeye there. we push the snow north and east. icy across parts of d.c. to new york and boston. all snow to start. but on sunday a big warm-up. but not for long. another cold coming in so maybe more flash freeze for monday morning. >>> and breaking developments from the "american sniper" trial. the defense resting its case. and the injury will have to decide who they believe, as doctors talk about the accused killer. seen here in iraq. the video from the back of the police cruiser. was he aware of what he was doing or not? ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: a battle of the doctors. prosecutors resting their case after calling two experts, saying routh was not insane when he killed the "american sniper" chris kyle and chad littlefield. he did know what he was doing was wrong and he did it anyway. testifies dr. randall price, who spent a year and

leading us off, abc meteorologist, rob marciano joining us. still snowing behind you, rob. how long is this storm going to last? >> reporter: the cold air is still here. the snow is sticking off the roadways. that will continue the next several hours. tonight at midnight, we expect a bit of a changeover. but the rain/snow line is along the i-95 corridor. snow totals some areas could get up to 10 inches. pockets of it inland. but the bigger cities, 3 to 6 inches generally speaking. but another shot of cold air coming in. and most of the country will be below the freezing mark. >> denver is in the eye of the storm. how bad is it there? >> reporter: this is one of their biggest storms of the year. they could see up to a foot. this will continue right through tomorrow. some of that energy is going to get into texas and dallas has a winter storm warning in effect through monday for the threat of icing. >> rob out there in the storm for us, thank you. >>> turning thought to nascar. the review board denying kurt busch upholding his suspension for domestic violence. also today, thi

we begin with rob marciano in boston. >> this is what's it's like living in boston. >> reporter: tonight the northeast bracing for yet another blast from mother nature. >> and guess what. it hasn't even started snowing yet. >> reporter: covering nine states, from pennsylvania to maine. slick roads sending cars into snow banks on roads from new hampshire to vermont. here in boston, a city that's already seen nearly five feet of snow so far this season, looking to be buried again with more than a foot from now until tuesday. >> we've never seen this kind of snow here in the city of boston any time in the history of our city. >> reporter: schools are closed monday and tuesday. the city even banning parking cars on the street. just another sunday here in massachusetts. where the salt spreaders and plow trucks are lining up again to battle another snowstorm. the snow sending boston to its breaking point. >> we're running out of space where to put all the snow. >> reporter: the city's already exceeding its $18 million snow budget for the year. transit officials preparing for the worst. borrowi

rob marciano abc news boston. >> what an impressive shot that is.blame for two massive pile-ups on the new jersey turnpike. more than 15 cars and suvs collided last night just southwest of new york city, leaving at least one person dead and several others injured. the second crash took place at the same time on the outer roadway. that one involved several tractor-trailers, box trucks cars and a bus. >>> temperatures are plunging from the midwest to the northeast this morning making travel hazardous. >> and as this winter storm system moves out, another one is moving in. stef davis has the latest from accuweather. stef. >> thanks, kendis and sara. well the snow is finally coming to an end across much of the northeast, and so the big story over the next couple of days will be this arctic air that will continue to press its way east across the country. along with the cold, another round of snowfall will target new england as we head into the day on thursday. real field temperatures going to be bitter cold all across the midwest and eastern seaboard. so