let up, the snow blowers and shovels made several trips down the driveway. mark had to work this saturday and afterward, had more labor waiting him at home. >> shoveling this and make sure we can get out and when we get cold enough we'll have hot chocolate. >> i wanted you to look at this live picture right now of where we're standing at the gas station. you can see the snow blowing off of the top of that roof. that's what we've been dealing with increasingly as the night has gone on. that intense wind along the coastline, creating snow drifts and really making that bitter cold feel even worse. we're live in pleasantville, drew smith, nbc 10 news. and no matter where you live, check the nbc 10 app for rel time updates on the snow and cold coming our way. you can customize the app to get alerts what to expect in your neighborhood. >>> next, intentional act, the fbi says the suspected airport shooter flew to ft. lauderdale specifically to attack. we have the latest plus we're at philadelphia international as passengers return home. >>> there it goes, the last

the light and dry snow did not make for back breaking work. >> we did shovel. there was a lot of snow. >> reporter: since it didn't let up, the snowblowers and shovels made several trips down the driveway. mark had to work this saturday and afterward had to have more labor at home. >> finish shoveling this, make sure we can get out. when we get cold enough, we'll go in and have hot chocolate. >> reporter: drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the deadly airport shooting in ft. lauderdale. esteban santiago is now officially charged. he's accused of killing five people and wounding eight others at the baggage claim on friday. authorities san jose santiago flew from alaska to south florida specifically to kill. last night nbc 10 spoke to passengers who arrived in philadelphia from ft. lauderdale. >> it was nerve-racking. looking at people in the lines today, they were watching their surroundings. >> i was very scared to fly out tod today. there was so much security at the airport, i figured this would be the most secure day to fly ever. >> authorities are not ruling

some people specially south and east will want to make sure they have their shovels handy tomorrow morning. we will check in with the fox 29 weather authority in just a moment. >> but, we begin with breaking news out of florida. another mass shooting, this time, at an us airport. the suspected gunman who opened fire at a fort lauderdale airport killing at least five people served with puerto rico national guard. >> good evening, i'm dawn timoney. >> i'm chris o'connell. within the past hour we've learned a lot of new information about the accused shooter he is ten ban santiago. >> deployed to iraq in 2010, frequently undergoing psychological treatment. let's go live now to new york and fox's julie bankerrdeara for the latest. >> multiple people dead at shooting at for fort lauderdale hollywood airport in florida. >> we do not know the motive. >> authorities initially saying several people were killed, and multiple others wounded, when a man opened fire at the airport's terminal two early friday afternoon. >> the active shooter shot at least 13 people, eight people as i know right now are i

he used his hover board and a shovel. since the video hit the internet in december it has been seen 320,000 times. >>> gory are wolf gives an update on his cancer battle coming up. >>> mayor kenny responds to the president's executive order on sanctuary cities. >> reporter: mostly cloudy skies, and some of us are seeing showers on radar. temperatures 43, 44 between 6 and 8:00 a.m. a look at the 12-hour forecast and a look at the radar coming unnext. >> city avenue district continues to expand its reach through philadelphia and montgomery county. the second animal -- annual city cast with bernie prazenica. they talked about the renovation of the city towers. pany o'donnell moderated a overseeing the rehab project. there he is, i slowed down at the end of the read, so we could have double matt vision this morning. >> reporter: i need glasses. >> or a blindfold. just kidding matt. >> reporter: let's take a look outside, right now, check the roads what are sisters for if not to torture you. platt bridge, a little volume going

down the shore folks will likely need the shovel.ams has the storm's timing and totals in 15 seconds. >>> yes, we are keeping tabs on moderate to heff vo snowfall especially down the shore. moving in overnight and especially by day break tomorrow. look at all of the moisture coming out of the gulf of mexi mexico. we have states of emergency through parts of the deep south. birmingham atlanta even charlotte looking at moderate to heavy snow. so we're dry and quiet for now, we'll zoom in on ultimate doppler. you can see no snow just yet showing up on the radar but that will change. take look at all of the advisories in purple that includes the i-9 i-95 corridor,e philadelphia area, the warnings down the shore through 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. that's where we could see up to 8-inches of snow in some locations. dry, quiet at the philadelphia international airport right now but it is cold only freezing 32 that was the high temperature today. 27 degrees right now and look at the cold temperatures across the area. only 10 the pocono mountains. 20

in the dirt and hold that there you'll good one shot of everybody with a shovel full of dirt they'ren get more dirt than that come on man all right. let's put the shovels back down in the ground and stand behind them if you can stick them in the ground and stand behind them. >> (clapping.) >> you know this is a what they say good things come to those who wait you've been waiting since 12 that is your moment we can announce that is the state of the art arena is ready to be built this started 66 months ago one hundred plus days and losses ago all right. >> thank you, everyone and we'll get those shots you're good okay >> (clapping.) >> thank you, gentlemen and ladies for making that official you can god and go back to our seats we'll go right down here. >> so it begins that world-class facility here in mission bay it will be built we couldn't have done that without everybody this is an aspect last year day and roumd for the people that made this happen. >> (clapping.) >> so in the next 31 most this site will turn into that but here's the cool part the party is not over we have a specia

here's another mundane boring video of the same guy that was being talked at in the car now shoveling snow. great video, hey, nick? not. well, here's the story behind the videos. this guy is a fair in a taxi cab. he was up able to pay his fair, so now the cabbie said, you ain't getting off scott free, you're going to shovel my neighbor's driveway. >> all right. that is cool. >> here's the cabbie sitting in his car lighting the driveway up for this guy while he shovels the driveway nice and clean. the video did end up going viral in russia. and some people say this may wind up backfiring on the cabbie because now he's known as the cabbie who can just be worked for instead of paid. >>> now this next video is also kind of mundane, you just see this guy walking around the backyard of a home in england. he's got that look, though, doesn't he? >> uh-huh. he don't belong there. >> no, he doesn't, but he's peeking around and sneaking around until he discovered that there's a ladder in the backyard. and that ladder perfectly reaches the height of the bathroom window. and this guy climbs up and

stadium workers had to use heavy shovels to clear it out before the flyers game. fans tailgating as the snow fell in south philly. >>> families spent the snowy cold weekend taking down holiday directions. those in allentown can get rid of their trees starting tomorrow. the recycling department will collect christmas trees this week and the week of january 22nd. residents should put them on the curbs on their recycling night. crews will pick them up and turn the trees into mulch. >>> 6:57 on this sunday. we have breaking news from overnight. really the early morning hours. a new arrest in the murder and dismemberment of a montgomery county teenager. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in newtown bucks county where prosecutors announced the charges. >> reporter: the bucks county district attorney, rosemary, calls this case gruesome and disturbing. after the break we'll hear what he las to say about seeking justice for this girl. >>> we have feels-like temperatures this morning below zero on the board. coming up, we'll track what does it feel like for the rest of your sund

. >> really manpower intensive, digging, shoveling, probing. i need people. >> reporter: experts say training for the beacon shovels and probe are relatively easy. both private and public agencies practice on a regular basis. but they can't always practice on-scene communication. >> the things that frequently cause problems or complications are the way it's structured. and my goal with this training is that we become logistic masters and masters of organization. >> reporter: from mount rose, sack mooney. >> the man who died was a member of the ski patrol team there since 2012. the resort reopened yesterday. >>> let's check the roads with roqui at 5:15. >> the bay bridge toll plaza heading into san francisco right now, we are looking good this morning at 5:15. the metering lights will come on around 5:30. from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze that will take you about 20 minutes. then expect no delays through the toll across the span of the bay bridge into the city to start your day. northbound 880 between 29th and 23r

another concern with shoveling, your heart.'re over the age of 55 where you have a chronic medical condition please have someone's do the work for you. >> meteorologist chris sowers will have an update on the snowy conditions coming up next. stay with us we're coming right back as we take a live look at spring mountain. no snow in the mountains, but snow blowers doing a pretty good job, we're back after this 7:5e back, 24 degrees out there. we're taking a live look at the action cam in ocean city. a nor'easter bringing snow to most of the delaware and lehigh valleys for a second day in a row. this is live picture there, cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers now with an update on what you can expect where you live. >> reporter: that view is kind of funny. white sand most people don't think of snow. on the beach you think of tropic alley locations. white sand? no that's snow on the beach this morning. most of south jersey, the delaware bay region, the state of delaware, it's coming down at a good clip. it has not made

that is cool. >> here's the cabbie sitting car lighting the driveway up for this guy while he shovels the driveway nice and clean. the video did end up going viral in russia. and some people say this may wind up backfiring on thebecause now he's knownhe cabbie who can just be worked for paid. >>> now this next video is also kind of t see this guy walking around thehome in england. he's got that look, though, doesn't he? >> uh-huh. he don't belong there. >> no he doesn't but he's peeking around and sneaking around until he discovered that there's a ladder in the backyard. and that ladder perfectly reaches the height of the bathroom window. and this guy climbs up and slips right in. smart criminal or dumb criminal? >> dumb enough he's been caught on camera, mate. >> dumb enough that he's been caught on camera robbing a home of an engineer. maybe he pickshould pick somebody who is not a video camera engineer. this video was turned over to police and police were almost as quick to identify this 42-year-old man and arrest him. >>> this little baby's got places to go, so she's -- >> bracing

the sidewalks have not been shoveled yet, so you have to be careful go out. we'll be hearing the sweet sound of shovels soon. >> that sweet sounds of symphony. >>> code blue has been called in philadelphia. call (215)232-1984. we've coasted code blue information at 6abc.com. >>> now, for a look at how the south jersey area is handling everything, let's go over to annie mccormick live in pennsauken. annie, what does it look like there? >> reporter: tamala, i want to add about the code blue you were talking about, the same thing goes for camden county. that code blue will go throughout the weekend. i want to show you video we took an hour ago, to show you there's beauty in the snow, among the nuisancance that we associate with the snow and driving. this is pennsauken camden county, route 70 and route 38. as far as treating the roads, we have department of transportation trucks go through, we saw a lane salt down here on route 70. camden county said they have 100 pieces of equipment ready if the weather does progress beyond the light coating we're seeing they wi

. >> this is not a snow shovel snow. we had some snow earlier right downtown. this is the round that we're watching move in now. and this is what's going to be coming in tonight, likely around 7-8:00. commuter forecast tonight, 6 ch6:00 tonight, no problem. by 5:00 a.m. isolated slick spots but not a whole lot out there by 10:00 a.m. here's the winter weather advisory. that until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and a winter storm watch just posted. this is for the saturday storm. st. mary's county, parts of the norther n eastern shore. you can always download the nbc washington app. you could do that now from your phone. >>> our team coverage continues now with a look at how road crews are going to be going after this first snow of the season. >> news4's mark segraves is in montgomery county. >> reporter: take a look at i-270 here in rockville. things look great. we were seeing flurries here since about 3:00. about ten minutes ago the flurries and the wind completely died down. now it's just a clear, crisp evening. crews have been working around the clock getting r

shovels, pack, and haul sandbags to your door before the water makes it there first. >> can you count? >> 22, i think. >> every 15 minutes more sand comes. and so do the people. >> go ahead and park anywhere. >> we have a house that's on a hill. so we need to make sure the water doesn't get into the windows and the doors as it goes around the back. because it will get pretty cold in the backyard. >> even if they have not experienced a summer flood, everyone knows it could happen. >> we have the 2005 floods, but we only had a close call just a few weeks ago. so it did happen any time. >> 2005 we were not here yet. and we heard about the stories of 2005. >> reporter: public works free sandbag area was almost like a party. kids showed up just to help. >> we want to do it for the community. it feels really good to help. >> reporter: it has worked getting the shovels full of dirt into the bags. >> i think probably 20. because me and tony are using small shovels. >> reporter: families look like bobsled teams pushing the heavy carts out. >> it was lifting them. they're heavy. sand is suppose

in the dirt and hold that there you'll good one shot of everybody with a shovel full of dirt they'ren get more dirt than that come on man all right. let's put the shovels back down in the ground and stand behind them if you can stick them in the ground and stand behind them. >> (clapping.) >> you know this is a what they say good things come to those who wait you've been waiting since 12 that is your moment we can announce that is the state of the art arena is ready to be built this started 66 months ago one hundred plus days and losses ago all right. >> thank you, everyone and we'll get those shots you're good okay >> (clapping.) >> thank you, gentlemen and ladies for making that official you can god and go back to our seats we'll go right down here. >> so it begins that world-class facility here in mission bay it will be built we couldn't have done that without everybody this is an aspect last year day and roumd for the people that made this happen. >> (clapping.) >> so in the next 31 most this site will turn into that but here's the cool part the party is not over we have a specia

they turned out to not be so shovel ready. what lessons can we learned or have we learned from that stimulus? that we can apply to this round, this effort to inject money infrastructure, to create jobs, and you say, whether we have a more positive view of the stimulus, that can be left up to folks to interpret. but as governors, what happened then that didn't work that we can apply now you are developing lists of projects out there, making sure that they can start moving quickly and not over many years because the impact is absolutely -- is obviously dulled. >> many governors at the time, many were in financial states at the time. they had made the decision. a lot of governors used that money to balance the budget. a true trillion dollar infrastructure, we all need to prepare -- to repair our roads and bridges. in virginia, we lead the nation in public-public -- public-private ownership. i just announced a great project outside the beltway. this is going to cost taxpayers $1 billion. we renegotiated the deal. not a penny of ta

this event went beyond just shovels in the dirt.shortly after the *actual ground breaking, a dance team dressed as a construction crew conducted a symphony of cranes and bulldozers. also worth mentioning-- that the event started with the glide memorial choir presenting its rendition of 'oh happy day.' a truly unique event.apprporiate considering the chase center will be the first privately financed facility of its kind, built entirely on private land. there's concern if this complex will also include the electric atmosphere that's come to be the signature of oracle arena. warriors ownership is confident.they wont miss a beat. lacob >>:"i think that they are gonna love this place. i'll tell you right now, when you see all of the sales center and our models and every detail that's been thought of. i think that question will start to dissipate." welts 'we've renewed at 90-percent, season ticket renewals for the last three years with a promise to each of those season ticket holders that they can come with us to san francisco. half of th

they turned out to not be so shovel ready. what lessons can we learned or -- can we learn or have we learned from that stimulus? that we can apply to this round, this effort to inject money into infrastructure, to create jobs, as you say, whether we have a more positive view of the stimulus, that can be left up to folks to interpret. but, as governors, what happened then that didn't work that we can apply now you are developing lists of projects out there, making sure that they can start moving quickly and not over many years because the impact is dulled when that happens. many were ingov. mcauliffe: financial states at -- straits at that time. many governors had made the decision. a lot of governors used that money to balance the budget. a true trillion dollar infrastructure, we all need to repair our roads and bridges. in virginia, we lead the nation in public-private ownership. i just announced a great project outside the beltway. this is going to cost taxpayers $1 billion. we renegotiated the deal. not a penny of taxpayer

people are getting a jump start shoveling the snow. if you're in the area and don't plan on shoveling, stay inside and keep warm. >>> penndot crews were up early preparing for the storm. action cam was out at front an oregon where mountains of salt were dumped in trucks before they were sent out on the heys before the storm. >> we have 175 trucks from the tri-county area and 110,000 pounds of salt. >> workers reminds if you see the plow trucks on the roads, do not pass them and reduce your speeds. >>> a live look for you right now, okay, we apologize for that, we don't have a live picture coming from delaware we'll get that to you a bit later. >>> with more snow on the way, people were busy stocking up on the supplies last night action cam was in absecon, atlantic county where people picked up salt and sleds at the home depot. salt to prevent slipping and sliding and parents bought sleds for the kids to have fun. >>> check in often with storm tracker 6 live as you plan your day, stay connected following each of our meteorologists on fa

when he was developing a stimulus, he asked for shovel ready projects. they turned out to be not so shovel ready, as he infamously said in 2010. what lessons can we learn or have we learned from that stimulus that we can apply to this round, this effort, to inject money into infrastructure, two great jobs, s you say, whether eight years pasts, whether we have a more positive view of the stimulus, that can be let up to -- that can be left up to folks to interpret. but as governors, what happened then that didn't work that we can apply now as you are going through the process of developing list of projects that are out there, making sure that they can start moving quickly and not over many years, because the impact is obviously dulled when that happens. gov. mcauliffe: what happened last time, many governors at the time were in financial straits at the time. they had made the decision. a lot of governors used that money to balance the budget. a true trillion dollar infrastructure, we all need to repair our roads and bridges. we have a lot of opportunities

tanner chere using his hoverboard to take shoveling know to the next level. using his so-called whoever plow was attracting a whole lot of attention. he has gotten its from snow shovelers around the world, he says his hoverboard is good for more than just fooling around. >> it is waterproof, i could bring it outside, it is an inch or two, that is when it works the best. >> so tanner's mommies so concerned about that hoverboard's fire has air, tan ner says she won't let that hoverboard inside of the house keep it the in the snow. >> you know what though hey i give that kid credit. i was first one when snow would stop i was in front of your house knocking saying hello, how much will you pay me if i shovel your walk. >> goodbyes man there. >> that is right. >> we have no snow. >> kid won't have any money to day on the hoverboard because this is a seven day that is devoid of any snow, at this point. so, some of you are rejoycing and some are wishing that we had maybe just one really awesome snow before the winter 's over. right now at least in the short term, it

in the dirt and hold that there you'll good one shot of everybody with a shovel full of dirt they're> kevin you can get more dirt than that come on man all right. let's put the shovels back down in the ground and stand behind them if you can stick them in the ground and stand behind them. >> (clapping.) >> you know this is a what they say good things come to those who wait you've been waiting since 12 that is your moment we can announce that is the state of the art arena is ready to be built this started 66 months ago one hundred plus days and losses ago all right. >> thank you, everyone and we'll get those shots you're good okay >> (clapping.) >> thank you, gentlemen and ladies for making that official you can god and go back to our seats we'll go right down here. >> so it begins that world-class facility here in mission bay it will be built we couldn't have done that without everybody this is an aspect last year day and roumd for the people that made this happen. >> (clapping.) >> so in the next 31 most this site will turn into that but here's the cool part the party is not over we

when he was developing a stimulus, he asked for shovel ready projects. they turned out to be not so shovel ready, as he infamously said in 2010. what lessons can we learn or have we learned from that stimulus that we can apply to this round, this effort, to inject money into infrastructure, two great jobs, as you say, whether eight years s, whether we have a more positive view of the stimulus, that can be let up to -- that can be left up to folks to interpret. but as governors, what happened then that didn't work that we can apply now as you are going through the process of developing list of projects that are out there, making sure that they can start moving quickly and not over many years, because the impact is obviously dulled when that happens. gov. mcauliffe: what happened last time, many governors at the time were in financial straits at the time. they had made the decision. a lot of governors used that money to balance the budget. a true trillion dollar infrastructure, we all need to repair our roads and bridges. we have a lot of opportunities to

now that the snow stopped crew s will be out, shoveling, and in the parking lots and steps, and the the lath forms. >> grab your shovel ape get on out there, thanks for checking this with us live from septa headquarters live from 12th and market. karen and thomas back over to you. >> we will send it back to break right new because we have so much that is going on and we will get you pictures of is what happening in your neck of the woods, as well we are tracking storm and radar. >> sue has you covered, snow, rain down south, moving out this morning, what can we expect over next 24 hours. sue will tell you. stay with us. >>> new guidelines suggest to prevent a life nuttal get we should introduce peanuts earlier. >> 2 percent of kid have a allergy which is more than four times what it used to be. so doctors are now saying that , the guidelines, from this study, if you introduce peanuts when they are tiny babies, it helps to lower the risk of developing an allergy by five. you have to talk tour doctor before you do this they need to tell pregnant woman don't eat nuts now they are saying do

you didn't even enjoy it because you were just sort of shoveling and shoveling. >> shoveling. >> shovelinger and honey. like that. >> my regular preshow breakfast was not cutting it. >> we are going to make scrambled eggs in a mug. >> what? >> so joy showed me an easy alternative. >> i think this is a genius idea. >> yeah. >> honey on top of the peanut butter and then the munchkins? there's your breakfast. >> game on. >> joy has a trick to stop mindless eating. >> this is what we'll start with. >> she has me load a zip lock bag with all the snacks i munch on throughout the day. >> i would have about ten, i think. i would have a couple of these. >> okay, put them in. >> i come over to this table, and i'll take this, and i'll eat that. i usually take one of these, put it on a plate. >> come on. come into the makeup room. i feel like i need a mint after all this. i usually take five. four. >> i will be picking up this bag. i think it's going to be a little bit heavier at the end of the day. >> well, she does do four hours of live television. is that a lot too much for one -- >> here's the bag

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some flood related clean up neighbors of the various areas will have hard were able to get out with shovels and start cleaning up for themselves if >>reporter: we're planning for what, new to lot of people are really getting a bit tired we are tracking tomorrow 1:00 p.m. should drop below flood stays below 32 ft. our daily planner for the east bay's own shows of cooler days to the judge was the and the low 50s we're attracting the chance for one showers temperature still in the low 50s if you're in the south bay's own tomorrow morning we will wake up in the mid-forties for the afternoon expects temperatures to stay in the low fifties san francisco and the prince was zone so temperatures pushing into the fifties for tomorrow. >>steve: we start this all tomorrow morning we want to say tech is on the go www.kron4.com >>pam m: have a good night everybody nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides e

he took the spoon out there to shovel off the ledge. >> he did a terrible job and is not getting a tip. >>> this is worse. here we are at a russian border checkpoint. you can see the crow up there. the crow up to no good. that crow just took something. what could it possibly be? >> was it a spoon? >> no, it was a fork to complete the set. >> oh, no. this is way more important than a fork and a spoon. what is the last thing you want to lose? >> passport. >> oh, yes, your i.d. >> bingo. the guard goes after it, and you can see the red passport in its mouth. because the passport was gone, they even used special trained dogs to sniff it out. he couldn't find it and had to drive two hours away to go get a new passport. and his passport was eventually found on the street close to the border, but it's no longer valid. >>> what happens when youtube pranksters go too far. here you see this lay day walking into the shot of the video. he stops her and notices she starts to back up as he walks closer to her. >> what country -- >> he darts in, kisses her and takes off. >> oh. >> soon she chases aft

in the dirt and hold that there you'll good one shot of everybody with a shovel full of dirt they're> kevin you can get more dirt than that come on man all right. let's put the shovels back down in the ground and stand behind them if you can stick them in the ground and stand behind them. >> (clapping.) >> you know this is a what they say good things come to those who wait you've been waiting since 12 that is your moment we can announce that is the state of the art arena is ready to be built this started 66 months ago one hundred plus days and losses ago all right. >> thank you, everyone and we'll get those shots you're good okay >> (clapping.) >> thank you, gentlemen and ladies for making that official you can god and go back to our seats we'll go right down here. >> so it begins that world-class facility here in mission bay it will be built we couldn't have done that without everybody this is an aspect last year day and roumd for the people that made this happen. >> (clapping.) >> so in the next 31 most this site will turn into that but here's the cool part the party is not over we

we don't want to increase taxes so let's borrow money and keep shoveling money at the insurance companies. or they may make minor reforms in the a.c.a. and call it a replacement. that would be great. i do not see that we're on this path right now. or they're really going to repeal the law and take health care coverage away from millions of americans. this is completely irresponsible. so what happens when they repeal a.c.a.? 22 million people will have their health care coverage ripped away from them. more than 22 million men, women and children. for those of you who still have coverage, i want you to know that this impacts you, too. if you have a preexisting condition as common as diabetes or high blood pressure or mental health issues or cancer or crohn's disease or lupus or in a lot of instances, pregnancy is a preexisting condition, you are not going to be able to keep your coverage. if if you are a woman, you're likely going to lose access to preventative health care services like birth control. and if you live in a rural area, everybody in rural america should understand this, and th

say that is over when we broub this is so fantastic we'll build this great venue and you'll see a shovel into the ground proolg and see some amazing tractors and other things out here today it is a just a fantastic thing i'm a businessman and not the most patient guy in the world this is 5 and a half 6 years ago a long time this great venue will be done in 2 and a half years half the time is took to get it approved i don't know if i can make that stuff up (laughter). >> so chase center and thank you chase for your greatest effort rick noted is a a special thanks or thanks to a number of people who helped us, you know who you are the phenomenal people certainly the mayor the san francisco first and foremost edwin we love to have you here in san francisco we will slide the path and make that happen i appreciate all our efforts and didn't tell me that would cost that much but nonetheless we're happy to be here mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> all the agencies that rick mentioned the city and those who had an impact thank you very much i know you're doing our job i want to also thank all the

it wasn't shovel ready. i don't see a big new power grid. i don't see lots of new major infrastructure like we did in the 1930s. is it different today? i'm trying to be consistent and objective. here is what i see. what we are really spending on the infrastructure i hear from the current administration isn't about stimulus but about replacing worn-out roofs. you don't do it for infrastructure. it may help your resale. that's not why you do it. you do it because it needs to be done. the benefit is the long-term usage. we need to change the way we think about infrastructure and be careful on how we spend on infrastructure. carl, back to you. >> rick santelli in chicago. the dow is up 134. so far, so good. back in a minute. introducing conduent. one of the largest business process companies in the world. whether it's in health care, customer care, technology, transportation or government. we touch millions of lives every day. conduent. advancing the everyday. >>> it has been quite the morning. dow 20 k happened right out of the gate. about one-

people trying to shovel. the plows trying to do their job. let me tell you one thing, this is the main drag and you see how bad it is here. trust me when i say the side streets are a hot mess. actually a very cold mess. i'm going to head out to delaware route 1 by the outlets to see how the highway is. del dot is hacking away at it and dropping a lot of salt. we'll show you how it is on the main road. the delaware beach, it's amazing. i talked to my daughter in wilmington. no snow there. down here this is what it looks like. live in storm force 10. >> tim, thank you very much. >>> now a live look from storm force 10 as tim told us. his daughter said in wilmington not much there. we're here on 95 crossing over from pennsylvania to delaware. looking clear. good news for drivers. we'll bring you live pictures from the storm force 10 throughout the morning. now monique braxton is live in south philadelphia. it's been a steady stream of crews at the penn dot salt park. >> reporter: it's been snowing here for more than an hour now. you can see the

the shovel pass to mohammed sanu, he makes the one hinded grabbed. mason crosby had a report in field goals, first mitt since 2010. drivers um jalen collins forces and recovered ripkowski's fum e fumble. dizzy pyatt 392 yards throwing, ryan takes it himself 14 yards, 24-0 falcons at the half. ryan finished with four td passes, two to julio jones, who despite a bad boot had 183 receiving yards. look at this. what a beast. you think this guy wants to go to the super bowl? well, he is. they punch their tickets to houston, for the first time since 1988. >> we've hard hard to get to this point, but the challenge is still in front of us. we'll enjoy it, because it's hard to get to this point. >> the brotherhood these men in our locker room have billed has head to this moment. i couldn't have been more proud of them. >>> the warriors on the second leg of their road trim in oiled. first 9:00 a.m. tip-off since 1995. ws off to a sluggish start, and steve kerr blamed himself and the coaches staff. >> for me, yeah, i was clubbing all last night. ron adams was o

haven't shovelled it, it will be melting. much melting during the day today. more cold weather and more chances for snow coming up. ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. happening today, school cafeterias after new healthy breakfast treat. this is a breakfast cake filled with fruits and whole grains. developed the crumble with ventures, a student run business advocating healthy school food. the school in southwest philadelphia threw a launch party to celebrate one of the crumbles creators tells us this isn't your typical health food. >> i actually get happy it's something they enjoy. it's healthy. sometimes you think healthy things are going to be nasty. so it's good we made something healthy and delicious. >> studented worked for more than a year to fine-tune the recipe. we would like you to join the conversation. tell us what you think. reach out on social media. tell us what you're doing to eat healthier at school or are you sticking with tater to thes. >> the impact of hurricane sandy is still being felt more than four years later. >> jersey transit

. >> mike thomas good thing about the ran you don't have to shovel it. >> you don't have to shovel it. doesn't mean people know how to drive in it. >> unfortunately, yeah. >> i'll tell you what we have a threat for some of the white stuff on the way. maybe friday morning. we have to watch that very, very closely more details on that in a second. guess what, kids back to school today. we want to get them stop okayed. definitely make sure they're packing rain jacket or umbrella as they get off to the bus stop this morning. 48 degrees for bus stop time chilly, wet rain, no ice, no snow, definitely something you don't have to dig out of. there's your 7 day forecast. thursday, friday, big time cold comes in and yes, friday morning we are watching the threat of a little system not too much snow. but definitely a chance for something during the morning commute. we'll watch it erin como will watch it it as well she's got roads this morning. >> i do even volume is light. we're dealing with crashes and that's because of wet commute and rain. let's head to topside of beltway, outer loop crash ov

even though we did run into one person, one person out of everyone we saw that was getting a shovel ahead of this week's snowfall. now, virginia governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency and urged residents to prepare for impacts from the winter storm system. order that order specifically allows state agencies to assist local governments in responding to major winter storm that we and. here's what justin manzo had to say about all that. >> we know how to handle the snow. we're all set for whatever might come this way. >> three inches that doesn't seem leak a big emergency to me. >> you have your shovel. >> yes. i'm ready i'm prepared for tomorrow whatever is going on. >> repter: the virginia department of transportation says it will trucks at the first sign of any precipitation even though throughout the evening they say they do have the roads being treated from now through midnight just treating with salt and also sand and d.c. actually deployed trucks at 10 . everybody is in holding pattern. it's wait and see. now silver lining in all of this is that welcome to the weekend.

. >>> don't put away the shovels and scrapers just yet. parts of the shore could see the most snow out of this latest system. we'll let you know what to expect where you live just ahead. >>> and trump takes on the terminator, what he said about the rating. first episode hosting the celebrity apprentice. >>> former california governor respo responds to the criticism. >>> take a look at this. snow accumulated on the shrubs and untreated surfaces. here is a look at the snow in atlantic county along the expressway. slight accumulation on the ground there. crews were out shoveling to clear the walkways. >>> this is video from potstown and eagle where the weather didn't really disrupt the morning commute. >>> and the morning snow did not deter these shoppers. people were out and about as they always are no matter what this morning. >>> let's take a live look in wilmington for our camera, home of the wilmington blue rocks. roads are in good shape now. however that second system expected tomorrow could hit parts of southern delaware with as much a

a lot of people out there including me. >> reporter: you want to shovel anyway. >> chris christie has a look at the -- chris sowers has a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. a light accumulation today. >> reporter: a coating, not a big deal. there could icy patches later this evening, i'll talk about that, that would be the only issue with the system. as we get you outside, we show you the view from our temple university camera. you can see looking pretty nice out there with quiet conditions and cold temperatures, a few people walking around, a couple of days ago we were in the 60s, you probably need to bundle up and need the heavier coat and hat and gloves, as well. 25 in pottstown. 27 in fleetwood. certainly cold enough for snow. saint david, 28 chester, 29. woodbine, 31. hammonton, presently checking in at 29 degrees. here comes the cold air from the west, a quick-moving area of low pressure skirting along the mason dixon line that provides us with light snow this afternoon. accuweather has issued a winter weather advisory until midnight tonight there could be fre

you need a shovel?reporter: i want to show you something that was sent in. >> there's snow. >> reporter: that's man made. you can see a few flurries, that's real snow. i'm going to show you a picture in a moment where it is sticking. there's the view in spring mountain, a few flurries flying north of the philadelphia. there's a couple of, a fun thing, a minute ago, i was watching a few people walk to the slopes in shorts, i guess that tells you about the winters. let's flip it over to the radars, just a small little bands pushing through the delaware and the lehigh valleys this morning. we'll make a quick zoom into south jersey, interior sections of south jersey, south of medford lakes camden, gloucester and salem counties in south jersey, just a few flurries reported at this point. there's elmer and glassboro. wilmington a few flakes, you get into delaware and chester counties that's where we're starting to see it stick to the porches there and the decks. see that, gray, paying attention in there's the

if you're shoveling tomorrow -- if you're in the district and south and east, you will be shoveling at least one time, maybe even two or three times. tomorrow morning will be a storm team 4 weather alert. tom will be in during the morning hours updating the forecast, letting you know exactly what's going on. also a great time to download our nbc washington app. look at your sunday. a high of only monday it's still cold but we finally lose the winds. tuesday, mostly cloudy skies. then we start to warm up. mid to upper 50s on wednesday and thursday. friday, low 60s. chances of rain on wednesday and thursday. again, snow moves in between 2 and 3:00 a.m. it's looking to wind down between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. >>> one of the best known whales of sea world has died. the ilikum died. he had been undergoing treatment for persistent lung infection. sea world same up intense criticism in 2010 after he killed a trainer. sea world estimates that tilikum is about 36 years of age which say say is on the high end of the average a killer whale. >>> the government wants your input

i wish you needed a snow shovel though. tomorrow night your plans are probably okay, but i will caution you a little freezing drizzle is still possible north and west saturday nigh temperatures remain steady tomorrow night. here's the ice potential. not much at all. this model shows nothing in the metro area. so that means it's a nuisance situation. you get to a quarter inch or half an inch you have problems, and they have plenty of problems in oklahoma, kansas, and missouri. here's futurecast, 6:00 a.m. in the morning, 32. a mix here. i think futurecast has a little too much snow here. i hope it's right, but certainly a mix to culpeper. then by 9:00 still a mix. temperatures around 32, and by lunchtime, it's showing a little warmer air working up here. i don't think we'll see warm up work up past dc tomorrow. just dense arctic hour, so i think from the surface to about a thousand feet will be about 32 degrees all day. by 3:00, still 32, and by 6:00 most of then drizzle and freezing drizzle tomorrow night north and west and

so no shovels required, but you want to be careful of slick travel out there. if it is treated, i say from philadelphia on north you are probably fine but any untreated surfaces certainly please use caution as you head out and about tomorrow. hazard are whole mixed bag of wintry opportunity out there, out identify we will go to our neighborhood network cameras. i saw kid laying at recess. they have gone back inside. i can tell you they were all dressed in parkas and winter coat. west northwest wind at 13 miles an hour at 44 degrees that will feel more like 30's. here we go dropping off again, can you tell, cold front moving through? my goodness in the 70's in raleigh-durham and charleston. forty's here. thirty's columbus. so a very different contrast is working its way through. as such we're seeking nothing better than mid 30's tomorrow but that is worst of it and we can expect to get back into the 50's, come, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so it is another one of those forecast where we're all over the lays again at least chills will stick around too long t

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. >> in are you buying a shovel. >> no. >> and one to 2 inches. maybe more. which is why those hearsay they are not too concerned. >> people go crazy, and run out, and get bread. >> reporter: by friday afternoon, this winter weather is washed up. >> i would like to look out window tomorrow, see snow on the ground, and then, an hour later i want to see it all melted. >> reporter: back here live, in bellmawr you can start to see the ever so slight snowflakes starting to fall here in this area, it all seriousness once the snow does start falling it will make for a messy commute, messy driving conditions. if you are outside on the roadways, of course, take extra time. we are live from bellmawr new jersey, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> right now tongue catching snow, greg, appreciate it. >>> get a jump outside, wake up with the "eyewitness news" team tomorrow morning. our team will be on the air starting at 4:00 a.m. tracking latest weather and road conditions as you start to head out the door. >>> for hours today a broken water main sent water gu

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. >> that is my husband's job my husband is the keeper of all things salt and snow and shovel related. he prepares like a mad man he is on it. >> what do you do to prepare? >> cry. if it's a lot of snow. at 71 years of age you don't want to bend over too much but i'm ready. >> at fairfax hardware it's business. >> i want it to come, i want to make sure i get here safe. >> workers have all the supplies necessary to deal with winter weather and shovel salt and a whole lot more. business was not booming when we showed up and that will change around 5:00 p.m. when people get off work. >> get it now while we have it so you are not riding around looking for it. the snowfall is expected to begin tonight and most are preparing and some are not concerned. >> are you prepared for the snow tonight. not at all. >> why not? >> because i'm off any way. i don't have to go anywhere. >> back out live lucky for the individuals that don't have to deal with the winter weather throughout the night crews continue to treat the roads and monitor weather conditions and statewide i am told they have 450 vehicl