ahead. >>> well, in the southeast today, all eyes will be on what happens with that ice storm in southern georgia and north florida. eventually it will break out into some snow throughout the carolinas. the cold air is in place in southern areas of new england waiting for the storm late tonight. >>> of course one of the biggest dangers is going to be the high winds with the storm, power outages and the cold air behind it. i'll tell you how cold coming up. >> all right. a lot to watch. bill, thank you. >>> the nation's biggest jackpots have swelled to a whopping $858 million. an eye popping mega millions 361 million. nobody one. it swelled to an estimated grand prize of $418 million the next drawing is on friday. so, if your game is powerball, tonight may be your chance. the next monster jackpot of over $440 million. >> 2018 is shaping up to have more female candidates for public office than ever a devastating bus crash at devils curve. r a quick and convt clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside th

across southern georgia, you can see the purple is ice and then some snowfall.basically going to turn all to snow by the time it gets into portions of south carolina, north carolina, and as we menti mentioned, we could see blizzard-like conditions especially along the coast, northern portions of new england, where we could see hurricane-force winds, anywhere from 60 to 70 miles per hour with gusts even higher. it's going to be a dangerous situation over the next call of days. 2 to 4 inches of snowfall expected across portions of the low country. some isolated amounts, even more. and then i think for the northeast, it's really going to be eastern massachusetts, rhode island, and then eastern portions of maine that's going to be hit the hardest with up to a foot of snowfall possible. so airports in boston and new york could see delays tomorrow. it is just going to be a mess. so here's the forecast. 1 to 2 inches in philly. 3 to 6 in new york. 9 to 12 in boston. and let's track it. as we go forward in time, and you can see the snowfall all the way up the coast, hur

in north texas all the way through southern georgia, winter storm warnings right along the coast. this is primarily a storm from i-95 to the coast, all the way up through new england. but look at this ice storm forecast. this is a half inch to three quarters of an inch of ice possible in southern portions of georgia and north florida. think of the pine trees, think of all the damage that could do during the day today. and then on top of that we'll have the snow allthrough the ca in the south they're not usually prepared with the trucks and salts like they are in the north. a lot of major impacts even though it's only 2 to 4 inches of snow. >> wow. >> we'll be ready, hopefully we will. bill, thank you. >> mine is bigger than yours. that is how president trump is responding to north korean leader kim jong-un's warning that he stands ready to use his nuclear button against the united states. president trump tweeting last night, i, too, have a nuclear and more powerful than his. and my button works. major papers immediately grabbed onto that saber rattling rhetoric which launched crit

we get sideswiped and wednesday morning seeing snow and ice in parts of southern georgia and northern florida, this will be moving offshore about 250 miles offshore. it looks like the model consensus and this track could change a bit and it brings accumulating snow into the region by thursday morning. i think the thursday morning commute will be a problem. winter storm watches are posted for all the counties right along the shore. since this storm is 250 miles offshore. those will be the areas greates beginning late wednesday night impacting the morning commute eastern new jersey, out of here by thursday afternoon. we talk about snow accumulation totals and the brutally cold air behind the system in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. the sustained accuweather temperatures are take a toll on the vehicles, aaa mid-atlantic says that it hit a six year high. we stopped by liberty auto shop where they are busy changing out dead batteries, richard says to best combat the wear and tear take action before there is a problem. >> go to the local garage and check your an

future tracker showing moisture ow, jacksonville, parts of southern georgia will get some snow and iceand then it moves in off the coast by thursday morning. this will cause a lot of problems for the thursday morning commute. again, still intensifying. but see how far that low is offshore. it's going to be a big system, though. if this were a small storm, we wouldn't be getting anything at all. the big question is how far west does the snow extend? winter storm watches for the counties along the coast. this is where, locally, i'm expecting we'll see the most accumulating snow. so the exact track of the storm is still a bit up in the air because the storm really hasn't formed yet. still in pieces. there's going to be a big gradient in snow. areas east can get a lot of snow. as much as about 6 inches of snow. but further to the west, some areas, barely anything at all. it will be impacting the thursday morning commute, and again, the hardest hit areas, eastern new jersey. i'll talk about specifically how much snow to expect where you live. and behind this system, vicious winds and near-r

frigid wind be freezing rain and snow to unlikely places like parts of northern florida and southern georgiatured overturned car, the roads are not the only travel affected several airlines are cancelling flights into an out of the south. >> think about it. people around here go crazy when we get like a dusting of snow and they can't drive. down there? they're really not used to seeing snow. >> i understand that it got above freezing in charleston, stuff that we do. we have a lot of treatment on the roads i notice from our saturday snow that we had and the snow around here as i mentioned at 5:00 will not be worth calling out the national guard for. but different story at the coast if you're watching us at the beach, you're under a blizzard warning and it could be a lot bigger out there, and wind whipped to be sure. i want to show you again the winter weather advisory but more importantly those blizzard warnings in effect in the red so you can see that that is very significant development and also this pink is a winter storm warning r the blizzard warning is to make sure you're aware of the w

schools in tallahassee florida are closed today and southern georgia is concerned ice will make the roadsardous for the morning commute. kendis gibson has the latest. >> reporter: a monster winter storm taking aim at the entire east coast. >> this is not something that we experience on a regular basis. >> reporter: this morning parts of florida under a rare winter storm warning. schools closing today in tallahassee including florida state university and in jacksonville the airport canceling flights the city's mayor with this warning. >> these are conditions that we're not accustomed to here in jacksonville and we're encouraging people to stay off the roads specifically in those drive timessism to the north in georgia a state of emergency. areas of that state could see snow for the first time in a century. the storm is expected to hug the coastline dumping snow from the carolinas to maine. it comes as a blast of arctic air shatters record lows across the country. >> i can't even describe it. it's unbearable. >> i'm like two hats, two pairs of gloves. i don't know. >> reporter: wind chills

southern georgia does not see snow very often especially accumulating snow. the interstate in north florida, i-10 is closed due to icing. this is a pretty potent storm already. burkes county may see some snow but the least amounts in our area. 11:00 tonight to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow we'll have blowing snow, drifting snow to get a lot of it. it will be windy. it will bring in the most dangerous cold yet. high clouds streaming in from the southwest, way ahead of the storm. you can see the precipitation very clearly. heavy thunderstorms down in florida. this area here, that is snow in georgia, but i also like to keep an eye on the direction of the high clouds. it gives you an idea of the jet stream, whether it's going that way or that way may determine how much snow we get in our area later on. here is the center of the low right now. the more of those white lines you get the more intense the storm is. it continues up the coast. 7:00 tonight it's not even close to snowing here. don't worry about your dinner time hours. and then in the middle of the night and first t

the snow and a wintry mix that spreads into georgia, even louisiana. southern saw snow early this morning. the computer snow totals shows the wet weather arriving at 11:00 tonight. that's going to give us a dry day. look at the accumulating snow that happens by this time tomorrow. that's 7:00 tomorrow morning. an inch in philadelphia, three inches in avalon. and it will still be coming down. this is the current thinking. still expecting the heaviest totals along the coastline into jersey, pulling away in the afternoon. a sharp cutoff in delaware and south jersey. two to four inches, and then farther north and west, one to three inches. even one inch will make for very slippery conditions tomorrow morning. the gusty winds take over, and brutal cold comes into play. today, not so bad. 31 the high this afternoon. cold tonight, down to 23. 28 tomorrow afternoon. the snow steady in the morning, disappearing in the afternoon. from the skies, it will stay put on the ground unless you shovel it. dangerous cold. 8 degrees on friday. 4 on saturday. very cold. sunday morn

my colleague morrisette received a court case in a small town in southern georgia where usa gymnasticsas being sued and accused of negligence by a woman who had been abused by a coach. the coach, years earlier, had been on usa or should have an on usa gymnastics radar after it received complaints about him, including one that said somebody do something about this guy or he is going to rape someone. from that court case, there were a lot of documents that we were able to follow to develop the story. we worked probably six months on a story with -- also with my colleague tim evans. we published on august 4 2016, story basically saying that usa gymnastics did not report all complaints of abuse to authorities immediately, which of course, is what you should do. , mimidmorning, day of publication, we received any now from rachael denhollander. don't know if this is going to apply to what you're doing, i was abused by a doctor at usa gymnastics, not a coach. homehe invited us to her in louisville. my colleagues and i split up the various tips. ael toened to get rach follow-up on. i went down

the cold weather goes from montana, minneapolis, boston, down to southern georgia. even the deep south where they have no real familiarity with intense snowstorms, it was an intense one for savannah and charleston. plenty of cold across the country. in our neighborhoods, we're in the midteens right now from mount laurel to lumberton. when does the worst occur? it's overnight tonight. look at the wind chill numbers. by 7:00 in the morning tomorrow, 26 below is how it feels in mount pocono. 14 below in doylestown. 12 below in philadelphia. tomorrow at the best point of the day, it feels like zero in philadelphia. 17 below in mount pocono. we do this all over again on sunday morning look at those temperatures. we'll finally start to rebound as we head into sunday evening. ten day forecast, this is a wild and bumpy ride. but the worst of it, the next couple of days. 13 dangerous cold tomorrow, 22 on sunday. look at that, nice warmup as we head into next week. we'll keep our eyes on the positive. >> i see 50. >> a couple 50s. >> it's going to feel tropical. thank you. >>

making its way into southern georgia. in daytona beach, but gainesville, 32. that's where that icing has happened. so we are talking about anywhere from a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch of ice in northern florida and southern georgia. power lines down, travel is going to be treacherous. then we make our way up the coast, and the snowfall amounts through friday, especially through tomorrow from savannah to charleston, could be about 6 inches of snow. we look for about 2 to 4 inches stretching from atlantic city, chink ateague to norfolk. if this system makes its way to the west just a little bit, washington, you'll be involved, as well. look at the snowfall amounts. 3 to 6 inches for new york, and i think that might be on the low side. providence, 8 to 12 inches. we have blizzard warnings south and north of boston. 10 inches or more, and could be upwards of a foot to foot and a half as we get into maine, guys. so this thing is not -- i mean, it's going to be a big, big snow-maker, the way it's tracking right now

you see that one piece of energy bring something snow to parts of northern florida, southern georgia and it moves right up off the coast bringing us snow by thursday morning. big problem with the timing for the thursday morning commute. and the center. the storm is 250 miles off the coast. what this mean the most pronounced effect is along the coast. we have winter storm watching right up the eastern seaboard including all of our counties right along the coast. this is where i expect the highest snow amounts. as far as the timing, the nor'easter the snow begins late wednesday night probably around 10:00 11:00 and the highest impact will be the thursday morning rush. the hardest hit eastern new jersey, all over thursday afternoon and then we are dealing with some biting winds and talk more about that and the snowfall amounts coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> with the extreme cold tends to make water pipes burst. the 30 inch water main break in west conshohocken is causing widespread problems in parts of montgomery county tonight. chopper 6 hd was over balli

it's now in the carolinas, southern georgia and florida, if you can believe it.hills are very, very cold. a lot of kids in the south loving the snow but not able to play in it very long because it feels like temperatures are below zero across a lot of these southern cities. pensacola, it feels like 8 for you. radar as you go forward in time, it moves on out for today. so by this evening, pretty much everyone should be wrapped up except for maybe the eastern side of north carolina, the utter banks. so high temperatures today, not even getting to freezing in a lot of cities. 23 in cincinnati. 36 in charlotte. 30 degrees your high temperature in atlanta. but there is some light at the end of the tunnel. this cold air is going to work its way out and warmer air will replace it and by sunday the mild air should stretch to the east. john and poppy? >> jennifer gray, thank you very much. >>> coming up, tick tock, tick tock. a key group of conservative lawmakers not sold on the current republican plan. might they derail its passage? we'll talk to one of the members of th

there were folks in northern florida over the earlier hours today seeing some snowfall, down in southern georgiathat same system is running up the coast who we are beginning to see some of that snow across the carolinas, stretching into areas of virginia and d.c. several hours away before new york city gets it but it will be happening in the overnight hours as the system continues to lift its way up the coast. the temperatures are close enough that this is coming a snowfall at this point. let's put into motion for you. pay attention the time-stamp as we track it. it looks as though through the overnight hours would begin to see new york city but pay attention to the track. it gets closer to the coastline as it travels to the north. that means more snow the farther north and east to go. boston, likely to see 6 to 12 inches. maine, more than that. as you had that direction, expect conditions to get worse. otherwise there's plenty of other issues. we've gotten winter watches and warning stretches from the mid atlantic come out running up into maine, an area that's going to exceed the absolute worst

this storm has already moved across florida and the southern tip of georgia and it will continue up toe north just outside of the eastern seaboard and it will intensify as it gets toward boston and maine. as early as 7:30 pm tonight southern maryland will see the first few drops of flakes. by 2 a.m. snow moves into the eastern edge of dc. by 5 a.m. tomorrow there will already be a light coating of snow and we will continue to see that fall through the morning rush hour. 7 a.m. light to moderate bands of snow and the further east you are the better chance you have of seeing that snow make its way in. a lunch time the system does push to the east and by the end of the day the snow is out of here. we will have a trace up to an inch around the leesburg area. 1 -2 inches in the dc area. 4-6 inches around the area. your 7-day forecast is calling for cold air to stick around especially friday and saturday with highs only in the teens and morning low temperatures in the single dig i just drank tons of water a proall the time, it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene. i use the biotene

here, gulf of mexico, and over florida, see the freezing rain already in northern florida and southern georgiaa big mess therefore the entire east coast, we have winter storm warnings in effect, windchill advisories for after the snow ends. but, for us, it is ocean county, half of burlington, atlantic, cape may, sussex county delaware under this winter storm warning now, for tonight, into tomorrow evening, not only for the four to 6 inches of accumulation, possible, but for the 45-mile an hour winds that are possible, as well. so here we are, with the forecast for when this starts. 11:00 p.m. midnight is when it starts to spread into the area. and then we zoom in a little closer to show you it kind of hugs the coast, if it stays as far off shore as we are hoping it does, we will sort of get brushed by this storm with several inches, at the shore, and very little hopefully here in the metro area. but just a tiny bit of a more westward track, we could get a lot more snow than anticipated. keep that in mind making your plans, just plan for the worse, hope for the best, what we do. does look like

. >> well, in 2016 my colleague marissa kwiatkowski received a tip about a court case in southern georgiaymnastics was being sued by a club level gymnast for negligence. she had been molested by a coach who had been reported years earlier to usa gymnastics in very stark terms. one of the letters said, stop him before he rapes somebody. but they did nothing. as we found in our reporting, they had an official policy not to do anything unless they had a signed complaint from a parent or a signed complaint from an athlete which experts told me is exactly the wrong thing to do. >> because? why is that the wrong thing? why is that an unreasonable expectation? >> because there are any number of other people who might be in a situation to report something that's happening. perhaps a young woman herself doesn't want to come forward. perhaps she doesn't even want to share with her parents. perhaps a friend overheard something or the gymnast confided in her. it's just an awful policy. >> we've seen this be true in so many different contexts. now it's been blown wide open. i want you to hear and the

florida got much worse overnight, picturing a half an inch of ice, major problems in areas of southern georgia and coastal georgia. if that's not bad if you have, it's cold in savannah for a coating of ice, then we're calling, this is four-to-eight inches of snow. they don't have plows and salt trucks. savannah and charleston will be shut down one day or two days until they get melting. as far as the northeast goes, 7:00 a.m. thursday, it's mostly going to be a bad storm from central long island in central new england and especially eastern new england. we're going to talk about maybe about 5:00 p.m. thursday up in maine. here's the snowfall forecast. again, d.c., philly, moo into nothing. new york city maybe a few inches, hartford to providence, to boston, six to nine inches possible in maine. the winds will howl. the biggest issue will be power outages. we will have people in cape cod to coastal main, temperatures in the single digits, without power. it's the southeast ice storm, charleston, savannah, snow, what hits new england? the big blizzard tomorrow. you are watching "morning joe." we'

this is wall street in a town called new nin in the southern state of georgia.november 2016, it overwhelmingly voted for donald trump and if there is by‘s from morse, it is hard to find here... daniel owns a building firm in the area and says he cannot find a time when business was so good. i am excited for 2018 and what's coming up ahead of us. the course, as i said, are out there and we are trying to figure out how to get this work done, that's the next age but that means it is going to be age but that means it is going to be a strong year! does this optimism stretch beyond construction? is it anything to do with donald trump? this is an attractive town built around the historic courthouse in the town centre. what is the verdict of voters ? the town centre. what is the verdict of voters? we brought together trump supporters and opponents... what i like about trump is what you see is what years... he isn't putting on a show for the public. hull what he has done is phenomenal. for the economy, it is exceedingly growing. he had inherited a great economy from bara

ice, as well, into southern georgia. the temperatures, the difference. 54 in daytona beach.ppened. we are talking about a quarter-inch to three-quarters of a be treacherous. we make our way up the coast. and the snowfall amounts through friday, especially through tomorrow, from savannah to charlest charleston, could be six inches of snow. we look at two to four inches, from atlantic city, down to norfolk. washington washington, d.c., just out of the realm. but if this system goes to the west a little bit, washington, you'll be involved, as well. look at the snowfall amounts. 3 to 6 inches for new york. that might be on the low side. providence, 8 to 12 inches. north of boston, 10 inches or more. and could be a foot to a foot and a half into maine. this thing, it's going to be a big snowmaker the way it's tracking right now. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> president trump is escalating his feud with kim jong-un. he tweeted overnight, inform him that i, too, more powerful one than his. he was responding to a threat from kim that said the entire u.s. is within range of

southern part of georgia, pretty rare event. here's future weather. as we go through tonight, there's the storm system i showed you. florida off the coast, 3:00 a.m., snow south and east of the district into early tomorrow morning. then leaving but again a track shift could mean higher or lower snow chances. also watch this again, it is still over florida. less than an inch possibly in the district. other than that, about 1 to 3 as it gets farther away closer to the coast. look at these temperatures that will follow. 19 for a high friday. 18 for a high saturday. keep in mind that wind will make it feel a lot colder. let's check the roads this morning, melissa. at least they're dry right now. >> that is good. i do appreciate that. taking a look right now at the roads as you take a big look at the beltway, all of the main routes into town and out of town, don't have any real big problems there on the roadways. we do have a lot of water main breaks still hanging around. this is the one from yesterday still there. marleau heights, saint barn abu street ne

and as we head outside, of our viewing area we have hard freeze warnings in northern florida, southern georgia, parts of the louisiana anal bam a that is how far south that cold is going. so for us, it will feel like it is between five and 15 degrees below zero throughout that time period, even worse in the higher elevations. peak wind gusts yesterday, have have 62 in lieu is, delaware and we are still seeing high wind gusts which makes it feel like below zero. we have 31-mile an hour wind gustness philadelphia, just crazy. so we will to have jewels stand you the for next couple days. even colder tomorrow then today. 19 degrees will be our high temperature on sunday. by the time we will get to above freezing on monday we're forecasting more precipitation which means it cools down at night, probably evening, rain changing to snow could happen, and more on that after the weekend is over, back to normal whatever that is by tuesday, maybe wednesday, thursday, of next week but a lot to live through bob kelly, between now and then including the morning commute, challenge s every where. >> every wher

this is wall street in a town in the southern state of georgia. in november 2016, it voted overwhelmingly for trump, and if there is buyer's remorse, it is hard to find here. daniel owns a building in the area and says he cannot remember a time when business was so good. >> i'm excited for 2018 and what is coming ahead of us. the calls, like i said, are out there, trying to figure out how to get all this work done is our next stage. that means it is going to be a strong year. jon: but does the optimism stretch beyond construction and have anything to do with donald trump? it is an attractive town built around the historic courthouse in the town center. what is the verdict of the voters? we brought together trump supporters and opponents. >> the thing i do like about trump, what you see is what he is, and he's not putting on a show. >> i think what he has done is absolutely phenomenal and for the economy it is exceedingly growing. >> donald trump inherited a great economy from barack obama. recent acts like a tax cut act are going to do long-term d

. >> the college football national championship will be a southern affair. georgia-lasted oklahoma. an overtime thriller. it created an all s.e.c. national championship showdown. ala championship in nine years. georgia for its first since 1980. >> it's going to be a huge game. >>> this morning the boyfriend of a woman who was stabbed to death is behind bars charged with her killing. >> mendez was found with stab wounds inside a home on brentwood on 38th place monday morning. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. she was the mother of three children. she moved to the u.s. from guatemala. >>> in a matter of hours, of the northern virginia man accused of wanting to join isis will appear in court. they arrested duncan last friday at his sterling home. news 4 spotted federal agents removing boxes from his apartment. according to federal documents, investigators found numerous internet searches on his cell phone that included phrases such as body armor, isis attacks and weapons. when agents arrived at the home, duncan ran. he is accused of trying to dero dri

georgia. and in this southern showdown, it's either go big or go home. our gabe gutierrez has more from atlanta on the big game. >> reporter: in the deep south, neither rain -- >> let's go! >> reporter: -- nor sleet -- >> i ain't never seen no dog beat no elephant. >> reporter: -- that can stop these fans. >> family and football right at the same level. >> reporter: family and football. >> family and football, they're right there. >> reporter: georgia taking on alabama, a southern showdown for the ages. not only are they epic rivals, their campuses just four hours apart, tonight, it's literally brother against brother. crimson tide receiver calvin ridley facing off against bulldogs wideout riley ridley. >> roll tide. >> reporter: then there's mentee versus mentor. coaching legend nick saban, who's won four titles with alabama versus georgia coach kirby smart, one of his former assistants. >> it is personal when we have to compete against each other. >> reporter: it's a competition he's used to. saban's record against his former assistants, 11-0. in the p

this is wall street in a town called newnan, in the southern state of georgia.or trump, and if there is buyer's remorse, it is hard to find here. daniel lichty owns a building firm in the area, and says he can't remember a time when business was so good. i'm excited for 2018, and what's coming ahead of us. the calls, like i said, are just out there, and trying to figure out how to get all this work done is our next stage. so that means it's going to be a strong year. but does his optimism stretch beyond construction? is it anything to do with donald trump? newnan is an attractive town, built around the historic courthouse in the town centre. so what is the verdict of voters? we brought together trump supporters and opponents. the thing that i do like about trump — what you see is what he is, and he's not putting on a show for the public. i think what he's done is absolutely phenomenal, and for our economy, it's exceedingly growing. donald trump inherited a great economy from barack obama. recent acts, like the tax cut act, are going to do long—term damage to the

it's snowing in southern gag georgia.o throughout the afternoon, they turn over to heavy snow. savannah only had 14 times in their recorded history. they have the possibility of getting four inches of snow. their highest snowfall ever was 3 1/2 inches. savannah, charleston, maybe myrtle beach too. norfolk, virginia beach, cape cod, eastern portions of maine will get nailed with this. the snowfall map, the norfolk area around 48 inches, looks safe for you. new york city, two to three, maybe four at most. long island, maybe six. boston to cape cod, hallie, we'll see blizzard conditions tomorrow afternoon. there's ice chunks in cape cod bay. those ice chunks during high tide will be pushed up towards docks, boats, whatever is in the water and near the shore. it will be quite the messy scene some tomorrow. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins. i'm sure we'll be talking about with you again throughout the week. i appreciate it. for today's big picture we let to ethiopia for a story that's been under the radar. i want you to look a

and now that freezing rain is spreading up into southern parts of georgia.s the amazing part. this is where the computers are measuring the ice accumulation. that will freeze on power lines. this area in pink is half an inch of ice to three quarters inch ice. even in areas like, say, the northeast and midwest, that would cause power outages and destruction. imagine what that will do to areas of georgia and north florida. listen, if you've ever driven through those huge pine trees they're not going to farewe wel out of this. it's going to be ice and snow. and some are going to get both. areas like savannah and charleston, a tenth to two tenths of ice. on top of that, this is florida, possibly six inches of snow. this will shut the area down for one or two days, at least in the carolinas. areas east of the carolinas, norfolk, virginia beach, four to six-inch range also. let's take the system northward. this is when the storm blows up to be the ocean bomb of a storm. it's going to be one of the more powerful storms that we've ever seen. it's thankfully, off the

this storm as we talked about yesterday brought snow to northern florida and southern parts of georgia, south carolina, north carolina, as it is pulling up the eastern seaboard. and future tracker 6 showing that the precipitation will start to fall as snow around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 tonight at the shore and start to hit philadelphia around the midnight hour and the leviest of the snow is during the rush tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. area wide and then it starts to wrap out and move out early tomorrow afternoon at 1:00, you can start to see the lighter colors from the west and it's gone late thursday afternoon and thursday night. this is how much we are expecting, when you think of blockbuster nor'easter, you start to see 12 and 18 inches and 20 inches, this is not that storm. it's a coating to inch north and west and 1 to 3 inches for most of the southeastern pennsylvania and the city of trenton and wilmington and dover 3 to 6 inches of fluffy snow and right along the shore that is where you see the jackpot the a half foot to as much as 10 inches of snow. then the dangerous part of the

southern cross. when the war ended, georgia returned to the stars and bars, without the stars! - georgia is the most controversial state flag. it set national records for having eight different state flags, and it was a controversy steeped in the history involved with their ties to the confederacy. - many people believed those ties were too reminiscent of slavery. others believed georgia's confederate past needed to be recognized. in 2003 georgia's legislature introduced a flag that addressed the concerns of both sides. it features the stars and bars, which is the first flag of the confederacy, but in the canton, you see three pillars, which are supposed to represent the three branches of government, and words like wisdom, justice, and moderation. a soldier bearing a sword symbolizes georgia's commitment to defending the constitution. so it seems like georgia has finally settled on a flag. one thing that isn't controversial is georgia's important role in agriculture. its nickname is, the peach state. pretty sweet! with flag facts, i'm eric. (solemn music) - how much do you know

three inches of snow in the state of georgia, a deep southern state, just a dusting of snow in the state that is very unusual. you can imagine that would make driving for the inexperienced quite challenging. it has been a powerful storm. it has brought lots of cold air down from the arctic. it is still committed eight, causing struggles. what brought these special conditions? more importantly, how like —— how long are they likely to go on? the blizzard will move offshore on friday. in the us, now known as nor‘easters. i know you have heard a lot of other interesting terms for this particular winter storm. but, you know, it isjust this particular winter storm. but, you know, it is just a this particular winter storm. but, you know, it isjust a plain, strong, very explosive, if you will, winter cyclone. it will move offshore on friday. what will happen is that the snow will leave, the winds will start to die down, so will the wave action and the beach erosion along the coast. the cold will remain for several more days on end. there will be a smaller storm moving through, certainly nothing

later, i mean, 20 years later you have an entirely different view emerging of the southern mountaineer like the georgia crack. this is an astonishing period of time for these people to fall down this cultural gradient. so, by the way, very similar to what happened in the southern tribes, the turkey right before the dispossession and i draw this parallel is they were delegitimized in much the same way. there was all kind of fascinating parallels between poor whites of the southern mountains and american indians. they were often talked about in much the same way, i just wanted to throw that out there. the second thing is that not mountain people had insecure title or no title to their land at all. this is what i've been saying. that is what you're looking at are two kinds of deeds. george washington d would've been this one, imagine with this stamp the governor on it and it's all very official and recorded in the state house in virginia, right? what about this other deed. anyone who is literate would write a deed anyone's past a piece of land to your son is getting married to someone in the next hollow a

. >> southerners had a different reaction. >> this is crazy. >> drivers in georgia had to clear off their cars. >> i don't even really know how to drive on the road snow wednesday for the first time in 28 years. but even when the snow stops falling there's no relief. single digit temperatures return to the northeast. kenneth craig, cbs news, boston. >>> a driver slid off the road in snowy conditions in north carolina giving that state its third fatality attributed to the winter storm. ellen bryan is here and if you don't have to go out stay off the roads right ellen? >> still very good advice. crews out there trying to make sure the roads are clear so we don't have the same issue through our evening commute but it has gotten much better as far as what we are seeing accident wise. two accidents remain and one on route 7 is just about to clear. earlier today there were 25 accidents at one time. this is what we were talking about. a lot of people single vehicles sliding on the roads and over to the shoulder. this route 228 at sterling boulevard and another accident on 270 by middle brooke ro

this area of town in the northern parts well that's giving us a lot of snow from georgia through into the extreme southern parts of russia and some of that snow does look very heavy meanwhile a bit further towards the south and here in doha there are major changes for us really over the next few days twenty three degrees will be our maximum will be dropping down to around fifteen degrees at night for the south a little bit of cloud might just be clipping the south coast of oman but away from there it's fine and dry so a lot of getting to around twenty six degrees no major changes for us as we head through friday either meanwhile as we head down towards the southern parts of africa all storm long gone but instead we've got plenty of rain still showing up across our child's that stretching from angola all the way across towards madagascar madagascar of course was hit by that cycling so we do have flooding here already more wet weather still to come that's going to stick around for thursday for friday to. witness documentaries that. at this time. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here this hou

the storm also hit two iconic southern cities, savannah, georgia, charleston south carolina. heaviest snowfall in 30 years. >> wow. >> even parts of florida, tallahassee port canaveral also got a powerful yesterday. residents though taking it in stride. >> make snow angels. what do you think. >> not used to it. that's for sure. i've never seen the ice this thick here. >> when you know you're not going to get it often, then it's a little easier to enjoy but the ice is a huge miss. cold has been blamed for recent deaths in including two homeless people in houston texas. messy that far down south. >>> still ahead our live team coverage of the bomb cyclone continues. >> our mike thomas is live in northern virginia with a look at conditions there. he's still smiling, though. i thought that you were making a snowball. it's not that deep yet. good morning. >> reporter: no, not that deep. good morning, allison. yeah, we got about i think tucker tells me .4 of an inch of snow here in old town alexandria. it was enough to coat the roads. snow is slowing up a bit but we're going to tell

southern california. not any time soon. >> bill, thanks. >>> one georgia firefighter is being hailed a hero after catching a child tossed from the third floor from an apartment complex engulfed in huge flames. the child was among several thrown from the building that day. one firefighter said they were catching babies like footballs. 12 people, 8 children, suffered minor injuries. >> that's the definition of clutch right there. >> yes. >> one chance to get it right and he did. >>> coming up actor mark wahlberg responds to the hollywood pay disparity in a big way. honoring dr. martin luther king 50 years after his assassination. . . you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get teste