crackhead. ♪ roxbury crackhead cell phone ringer ♪ >> lieutenant medeiros has spent more than his shareh gomes over the past seven months. >> he tends to ramp himself up over a wide variety of things that seem very minor to us but seem big to him. >> there's no free come of speech in jail? >> he's already pulled several sprinkler heads and activated the heads and attempted several times to harm himself and he's been extremely verbally abusive and threatening to harm staff. >> no sooner does night shift commander come on duty then he spots gomes standing on his toilet reaching for a sprinkler head. >> what were you doing up there? i saw you up there. what were you doing up there? you don't have anything in your cell, do you? >> like what? >> anything. >> you searched me five times and you still can't find no [ bleep ] that i have. every time they leave i break out a bag of coffee or [ bleep ] peach kool-aid and have a sip. okay? they never get everything. i got [ bleep ] you'll never find. >> want me to try? >> turn around. back up to the door, put your hands through, sir. >> the captain

we were with police corporate kenneth rocco in roxbury township, new jersey. >> you have more volume on the roads, more accidents, more disabled vehicles and stuff like that. we just hope everyone drives carefully and give them enough time to get to where they have to go safely. >> reporter: one person was hurt in this seven-car pileup on new york's long island. whiteout conditions and a multivehicle crash forced indiana state police to close a 60-mile stretch of i 65 for hours. walking was not much better in new york city where transit officials warned two-foot-drifts could stop rail service. philadelphia expects more than a foot of snow. mayor michael nutter. >> the time of day, the intensity of the storm and temperatures in the low 20s, teens, and actually the single digits all happening at the same time, this is one to be very, very careful about. >> reporter: a state of emergency was declared in new york, new jersey, and delaware. schools in at least seven states canceled classes or sent students home e. as much as two inches of snow are predicted to fall every hour here in part

. >> reporter: at least three people were hurt when this bus slid off an embankment in roxbury, new jersey. the storm forced airlines to ground thousands of flights yesterday and more have already been canceled for this morning. >> it's going to take some time to get things back to normal. so we're going to see some ripple effects from this drought probably the week. >> reporter: as the snow moves away, we're now being hit with bitter arctic air and wind chills are making it feel like it's well below zero. >> prolonged exposure is dangerous. people should stay home to the maximum extent possible. >> reporter: the frigid air isn't going away anytime soon. >> we are talking at least the next seven to 10 days maybe longer before we see a thaw in the east. >> reporter: that means it could be a record cold day when super bowl xlviii kicks off in less than two weeks. marlie hall for cbs news, new york. >> won't that be fun? the super bowl will be played in east rutherford, new jersey. the coldest super bowl, by the way, ever was super bowl vi in 1972. it was 39 degrees when the cowboys beat the

. >> reporter: at least three people were hurt when the bus slid off a bank in roxbury, new jersey. the airport was forced to ground thousands of flights yesterday and more have been cancelled for this morning. >> it's going to take some time to get things back to normal. so we're going to see some ripple effects probably throughout the week. >> reporter: as the snow moves away, we're now being hit with bitter arctic air and windchills are making it feel like it's well below zero. >> prolonged weather is dangerous. people should stay home to the maximum extent possible. >> reporter: the frigid air isn't going away anytime soon. that means it could be a record cold game when super bowl xlviii kicks off in less than two weeks. the bitterly cold temperatures are causing fuel prices to skyrocket. propane users can now expect to spend between $100 and $200 to fill their tanks. anne-marie? >> marlie hall here in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> well, meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on this giant weather system. >> reporter: we'll continue to track this storm t

. >> reporter: at least three people were hurt when a bus slid off an embankment in roxbury, new jerseyorced airlines to ground thousands of flights yesterday and more have already been canceled this morning. >> it's going to take some time to get things back to normal. so we're going to see some ripple effects from this throughout probably the week. >> reporter: as the snow moves away, we're now being hit with bitter arctic air and wind chills are making it feels like it's well below zero. >> prolonged exposure is dangerous. people should stay home as much as possible. >> reporter: the frigid air isn't going away soon. >> we're talking at least the next seven to 10 days, maybe longer than that, before we see a significant thaw in the east. >> reporter: and that means, it could be a record cold game when super bowl xlviii kicks off in less than two weeks. >> and it could. they could see a little snow there as well, too. we'll see how that all works out. >>> here in the bay area it's the other story. record high temperatures and now dry conditions and red flag warnings going up. it's ver

. >> reporter: in roxbury, new jersey, this charter bus losing control on the icy road and plunging on side down an embankment reportedly injuring three people. a similar scene northwest of boston where a tractor trailer jumped a guardrail barreling onto the road below. an icy multivehicle pileup in central indiana shut down this highway for hours. this car just outside washington, d.c. losing control on the arctic asphalt. for vehicles still on the road, those brakes just won't work and blinding snow, dangerous for drivers and pedestrians alike. watch how a sudden whiteout east of chicago caused this person to virtually disappear only to reappear just inches from this car. watch again. the driver unable to see this pedestrian until the very last second. and over night in new york city the iconic 32-foot glass cube encasing apple's flag ship store, shattered reportedly by a passing snow blower. reports say the panel will cost an estimated $445,000 to fix. and apple might want to get that fixed quickly since the store has become one of new york city's most photographed attractions. and

there's the father right there with his girls in roxbury, new jersey. as they say, gone viral. it was a great commercial, but then the follow-up from the girls, heartwarming and just wonderful. >> he writes, he inspired my daughters, but it's a great thing he's doing for kids. he's showing all kids that if you work hard, dedicate yourself, whatever deficiencies you have, you can be great. that's unique about sports. it quickly gets a quick point across. bad and good and if you want to inspire someone, this number 40 on the seahawks is the guy. >> perseverance. >>> coming up, do you want to know the secret to living a long life? listen up. >> you cannot have good health if you try to drink a lot of booze. >> i didn't retire until i was 99 years old. >> coming up next, the man who spent years talking to 100-year-olds. you want to get married? one state wants to force people to take a marriage class. is that the government's job? that's coming up. play close. good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with sof

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