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she worked in toledo for five years. the strike made the future uncertain. long could you go with four kids without? >> not long, not long at all. comfortably a month, if i stretch and push, maybe two months, taking everything out of the equation, going back to eating like before. >> reporter: the walk out has not gone on long enough for union strike pay to kick in. >> some workers earnt about $30 an hour. many saved money in anticipation for this. work. >> i look for temporary work. other than that, i can pull through it. >> the nationwide walk out begone when talks between the united steel workers union and shell oil, the lead negotiator between the countries broke down, setting the stage for the largest strike in the u.s., since 1980. >> there are quite a few on the line who are terrified. >> absolutely. >> it's a very strange time. it's anxious for all of us. in the past decade. hundreds of workers were killed on the job. hiring more union workers make the work place safer. >> we have good wages and benefits. we work in a dangerous environment. and so fo

a complete travel ban for toledo. cleveland has 40 snow removal crews out and a parking van in place. martin savage is in cleveland for us with the latest. >> good morning john and christine. when it's all said and done cleveland is not likely to be the leader in the clubhouse, at least when it comes to snowfall from this particular snowstorm. but like a lot of the cities and people being impacted by it it's likely the biggest snowfall already this winter season. it is a problem. as you can see the streets here are covered with snow. the snowplows have not been able to keep up with the rate of snow that's been coming down. temperatures have been critical and will be critical in this storm. it had been hovering around the freezing point and that allows a lot of moisture to be in the air which creates a lot of snow. it's cooled down but the wind is picking up. that's a problem because it causes drifting and that too makes it a difficult issue when it comes to snowplows trying to keep up. when it was sunday this was not

let them take her back to toledo and bury her there. people will come to her grave and put flowers on it. she don't know anybody here. and he backed down and said okay. >> the next day, deputies from the hillsdale county sheriff's department visited the scene of the accident. they found the bloody rock. the only rock for some distance around. not far away were shannon's untied sneakers lying about five feet apart. and there was an area where the grass had been matted down. >> they looked around a little bit, took a few pictures, and left. and i asked them about the shoes, and they said, no, you can have them. >> over the next several days, the mohrs made arrangements to bury their daughter. david's parents, whom the mohrs had never met, came to the funeral. and what they had to say made it clear that everything david had told the mohrs about his past was a lie. he was not a millionaire. he didn't own farms all over the country. and even more shocking was the fact that he had been married before and had two daughters. the mohrs believed

a travel ban is in effect for toledo. cleveland has 40 snow removal crews out and a parking ban in place. martin savage is there with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. when it's all said and done cleveland is not likely to be the leader in the clubhouse from this particular snowfall when it comes to snowfall. but a lot of the people impacted it's likely and is already the biggest snowfall they have seen so far this winter season. it is a problem. as you can see, the streets here are covered with snow. the snowplows have not been able to keep up with the rate of snow that's been coming down. temperatures will be critical in this storm. it had been hovering around the freezing point and that allows a lot of moisture in the air which creates a lot of snow. it's cooled down but the wind is picking up. that's a problem because it causes drifting and makes it difficult for the snowplows. when it was sunday this was not a problem, but now it's monday and it really is a problem. especially for the morning commutes the s

he cannot come out in toledo because it is snow. >> what kind of weather predicter is that?k you. thank you. thank you. >> you would be out there? >> yes he would. >> we need more rain. i have a change ahead. live doppler hd shows uneventful morning on our day. we have clear conditions other than fog trying to develop around santa rosa. notice the storm track, just to the north of us where it will stay even a thunderstorm north of reading the last hour. here is how it looks from walnut creek it is clear. there will be b the same, above high average. fog runs and milder tomorrow morning. here is where everything changes. finally, thursday, friday, saturday sunday, monday when we finally get the door open it stays open five or six days. it could be, could be, an atmospheric river event which would be healthy rain. still a couple of days out. today, the temperatures are a lot of mid-to-upper 60's and 70 in santa rosa and napa and fairfield and conquer and palo alto and san jose and livermore and morgan hill with high clouds and sunshine. the tule fog and wind developing tonight

refineries in toledo and indiana is operating using replacement workers. the company told us in a statement: university of toledo joseph slade says that there could be national implications. >> the interesting thing is of course, gas prices recently have gone to you know lows that we have not seen in decades. sure, if there was a significant decrease in production prices would go up and affect everybody. >> i wanted everything to be - i wanted a state refinery. that is most important, that i go to work come home see the children. >> the steel workers union - both sides are far from reaching remit. over a week into the strike and perry is among many hitting the picket line no matter the cost >>> the largest employer in the u.s. is trying to shake its image as a place for dead end jobs. wal-mart has increased the pay for nearly half of its work thoroughs. thoroughs. -- workforce. tom ackerman says it plans to improve training for staff. >> reporter: the giant that earnt more than $16 billion in profits is a symbol of corporate greed to union organizers and w

. >> reporter: miles away in toledo, ohio, the storm pummeling the area, sparking a snow emergency. and the city's mayor is in critical condition after checking on road conditions suffering cardiac arrest and crashing on those snowy roads. good samaritans rushing to help without even realizing it was the mayor. >> i was banging on the window banging on the window. he wouldn't respond. 911 said we need to break the window and get him out. >> reporter: we made the drive to detroit from toledo. nearly 17 inches of snow making it the third snowiest storm ever here. we're just making our way into detroit, but you can see the roads not exactly clear. but the airport here hasn't seen more than a foot of snow in more than ten years. take a look at these incredible shots from above. and nearby in warren, michigan, fire hydrants covered in snow. and a postman giving our cameras a thumbs up. only to get stuck in the snow himself. and back here at that mountain of snow here at the detroit airport, you might be wondering, when will all of this melt? well last year's pile didn't melt until the en

also in toledo this weekend a city police officer died while clearing snow reportedly with a snowblower a poignant day in washington, d.c. the building that was the scene of a mass shooting 17 month ago reopened. officials broke a bottle of champagne to mark the redesigned work facility that used to be known as building 197 at the washington navy yard. in september 2013, 12 people were killed and four hurt when contractor aaron alexis went on a shooting rampage there. the building has undergone a $63 million renovation that changed the layout and the look. it has also been renamed but workers say the spirit of the unit is intact. >> when you start seeing people since we were in the building but it's good to be back. >> well, the old entrance is now a memorial to those killed. there are also those who say they still can't return to the building because of what happened there. while other workers say they feel blessed to be back together again. >> a robber not only stole money from a south philadelphia food market he stole the whole cash register. surveillance video captured the crime jan

she tried to justify her tantrum by claiming toledo bought the title.ll get to keep her place as miss amazon's lady in wait,. it is clear however she won't be winning this congenial any time soon. >>> here at the big boards with the big talker is that big controversy over a super bowl ad focused on preventable childhood deaths. nationwide a car insurance company is defending its ad that caused a social media stir during the big game with viewers calling it more rows depressing and upsetting. >> ♪♪ why own ever get married. i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> that ad went viral on twitter moments after it aired last night nationwide says it's glad that the goal was to start a fierce conversation about safety and prevention. it sure did. you surely heard a parent make this threat to a misbehaving child. do not make me stop this car. well, one florida mom made good on that promise and did stop hitting the brakes to scold her kids sitting in the back seat. well the problem is when she d-her daughter sitting in the front seat hit the winds

she worked in toledo for five years. the strike made the future uncertain. how long could you go with four kids without? >> not long not long at all. comfortably a month, if i stretch and push maybe two months taking everything out of the equation going back to eating like before. >> reporter: the walk out has not gone on long enough for union strike pay to kick in. >> some workers earnt about $30 an hour. many saved money in anticipation for this. they are looking for temporary work. >> i look for temporary work. other than that i can pull through it. >> the nationwide walk out begone when talks between the united steel workers union and shell oil, the lead negotiator between the countries broke down setting the stage for the largest strike in the u.s. since 1980. >> there are quite a few on the line who are terrified. >> absolutely. >> it's a very strange time. it's anxious for all of us. in the past decade. hundreds of workers were killed on the job. hiring more union workers make the work place safer. >> we have good wages and benefits. we work in a dang

we're watching that colder air descend in. 27 degrees in pittsburgh, only 16 in cleveland and 10 in toledo black ice and patchy spots on the roadways even of really slick spots. here's your feels-like forecast heading into the overnight hours and early monday morning. it is going to feel like it is in the teens so a dramatic drop in temperatures heading into the overnight. as we head into the afternoon and teaching commute on monday it is not going to get any better. in fact, that feels-like forecast gets worse. so single-digit windchills will return to the forecast. here's your wake-up weather. it is still going to be above freezing in the immediate metro but dropping into the 20s by the early morning hours in the suburbs. we might even see a couple of flurries tomorrow morning but monday is a yellow alert day in the morning because of those slick spots. we'll talk more about that and if we have any relief temperature-wise coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >>> today turned out to be a blessing allowing most of us to get outside, soak up some sun, maybe even lose those winte

bisi onile-ere is in toledo. bisi. >> reporter: good evening john. over 300 workers started hitting the picket line early saturday morning and so far there's been very little progress at the negotiating table. i'm told that it depends on how long talks last, how long the strike goes. it could have an impact on thousands of families across the country. it could also affect gas prices. >> fragile fingers. >> reporter: 31-year-old amy is a single mom. she has worked at the bp refinery for five years. the strike makes her future certain. how long could you go without a job with four kids? good not long, not long at all. i think i could confidentably a month, if i stretch maybe two months. and that's taking everything out of the equation, going back to eating like before. >> reporter: the walkout hasn't gone on long enough for union strike pay to kick in. some of these workers earned about $30 an hour. many of them say they saved money in anticipation of a strike. for those who didn't, they're looking for temporary work. >> well, i looked through craigsli

>>reporter: miles away in toledo ohio storm pummeling the area. sparking snow emergency. the city mayor is in critical condition after check on road conditions suffering cardiac arrest and crashing on the snowing road. good samaritan rushing to help without even realize without even realizing it was the mayor. >> i was banging on the window wng wanging he wouldn't reresponsible. 911 said we need to break the window get him out. >> from toledo we made the drive to detroit. nearly 17 inches of snow making it to third snowing storm ever. >> we make our which in detroit >> we make our which in detroit. roads thought exactly clear but the airport here hasn't seen more than a foot of snow in more than 10 years. >>reporter: the look at the incredible shots from above. and nearby in warrant, michigan fair hydrant covered in snow and postman giving our camera a thumb up only to get stuck in the snow himself. and take a look rate here at the mountain of snow at the detroit airport. might be wondering how much snow is here. well last year pile didn't melt until the end of may. now i

. >>> it's 17 below in toledo. we'll see sun today, fog overcast and a sunny afternoon. change is on the weekend, it picks up. we'll take care of the fog. today is the last solid morning for fog. 60s and a few low 70s. good morning sir, anything going on yet. >> nothing yet, we're off to a decent start if you're about to hit the roads. we'll give you a tour of what's going on at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's 5:03, let's not shortchange you. it's taking ten minutes to get across the city, to the city, the traffic looks good ones you get there. looking at the commute here on the san mateo bridge, traffic is nice from the toll plaza all the way to the high rise, there are no problems on highway 101 as you get there. we don't have any slow traffic yet. we have a little bit of sluggish traffic, we don't have stop and go traffic i meant it say on the way to livermore to castro valley. let's go back to the desk. >>> could the oakland raiders be headed south again. they're talking possibly moving to the city of car son california -- carson california. you're at the oakland rai

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toledo ohio staying indoors and will pest point their groundhog day celebration because of the weather sign for spring. >>> thank you lana. there is in end in sight if the wicked winter weather. she mentioned the toledo ohio groundhog is taking day off but punxsutawney phil he did his thing predicting six more weeks of winter. this is the 129th annual groundhog day. there are other weather predictions but phil is the most popular and he is a movie star. >> we have all questions thely jet -- the legitimacy of the ground hog. >> no respect. >> too chicken? >> let's move along. >> didn't eat that yesterday. on live doppler hd it is mostly clear other than the half mile visibility in santa rosa right now and here is the storm track staying up here on the way through midweek and then it starts to make a migration toward us with a possibility of rain. yes. possible. yes. it is february. finally. after no measurable rain at all in san francisco. a lost areas. we had .02" of rain in san jose and that is the am for july and august. those are the two most dry months. you qualify that in john. th

in los angeles michelle toledo, "fox news". >>> man, that is a long day for those stars.0 p.m., red carpet, and shows is eight and after apart is. they are still wide away county delaware there. >> quincy harris has in the slept. we flew him to los angeles. >> check this out with chris brown himself. i was teching him. i said quincy, how are you. he is right new driving to our sister station in l.a. and he will talk to mike jerrecollect and alex. he did tell me this chris brown should be coming to philadelphia this month. he got inside erin faux. >> let's hope he is hooking up the the exclusive right there. >> isn't that cool. >> yes. >> he will sleep on the plane ride. >> so still ahead you may have already seen a picture of this 14-pound new born. >> wow, hear from his mom and boy does she have a story to tell you [ leguizamo ] hey, i'm john leguizamo, and i love new york. why? i'll tell you why... 'cause every winter my favorite thing to do is ski upstate. and in new york you can ski more and drive less. with over 50 ski resorts throughout the state, great skiing is al

he watches our show on fox in toledo, ohio, our latest winner in the "right this minute" monkey giveawaykeeper it here. you could be next. >> to enter, you need tuesday's buzzword you need to be at least 18 and a legal u.s. resident. >> tuesday's buzzword is coming up. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> hi this is an emergency. there is a white, straggly dog, he's out there in the fog and the cold. >> this is a phone call put in to hope for paws hope for paws calls in to rescue this white dog. the woman's seen this dog nearly a week. the dag doesn't have anywhere to live. any type anybody tries to approach the dog, the dog starts running. >> how bad do you want this? >> the dog is out of energy because the dog hasn't been eating. doesn't have any reserves. the guy catches up with dog and uses the classic did. >> stop. sit. sit. sit! >> you can hear the dog barking like i ain't going without a fight. >> heartbreaking and awesome at once. >> from the dog's point of view, a horror more movie. >> okay. >> they even offer the dog the classic cheese burger. >> you'll like it. he

this weekend, well over 100 accidents from buffalo to toledo. at least six killed, including a pregnant mother on the ohio turnpike. tonight, the snow has slowed, but the arctic cold is just blasting in. in some regions it will feel like negative 25. >> insane, more snow than i've ever seen. we're both transplants from iowa, and i've never seen snow like this. >> reporter: while they're bundling up for what could be record snow overnight. cities like boston are scrambling to heat up the cleanup. this sidewalk is extremely clean. snow mounds like this are common, this one 10, 15 feet high. come tomorrow morning this will be a solid block of ice. >> it's really remarkable, miguel, thanks very much. >>> what we can expect in the coming days, let's bring in dylan dreyer, who is in boston right now. dylan, good evening to you. >> good evening, lester, the windchill is 10 degrees below zero, it's only going to get colder through the night. by tomorrow morning, from the great lakes to the mid-atlantic, up to new england, we are looking at windchills to

and in toledo the mayor is now in critical condition after going into cardiac arrest while inspecting road conditions and crashing his s.u.v. and the storm for now is not having as big of an impact here in new york though it is causing the expected problems at airports across the country with more than 2,000 flights already canceled today. in new york, marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> and as marcy just mentioned there, the winter weather canceled thousands of flights across the country. it's also having an impact around here. jeanette reyes has more on what you need to know about conditions at local airports. >> well it probably feels like deja vu, a major winter storm snarling air traffic again. take a look here at these arrival boards. things certainly not looking so good. seeing a lot of red and cancellations as well. right now, about 65 million people are under a winter storm warning across 18 states. that may not include us but we're certainly being impacted because of that ripple effect. at last check, nearly 3,000 flight cancellations around the country with the bulk of those in

this is david toledo. police say he propped a mousetrap with nails poking from it under the tires of the vehicle back in november. and at the time of his arrest toledo was on probation for slashing the tires of dozens of cars in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. >>> we are learning more about a murder victim with ties to one of entertainment's biggest names. devin pickett, a tour manager for music star nicki minaj, was stabbed to death early yesterday in west oak lane. police say pickett was hanging out at the che bar & grill with friends when they got into a fight with another group of men. pickett was in town getting ready for minaj's next tour with philly rapper meek mill. nbc 10 spoke with pickett's cousin who was too upset to show his face. >> rehearsal, so they were all here for her. i guess they were out celebrating and things just went wrong. >> pickett's coworker on the minaj tour was also stabbed, but he is expected to recover. police have made no arrests but are reviewing surveillance video.

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born and raised in toledo. [applause] born and raised in toledo, she grew up one of eight children. her parents were mexican american migrant farmworkers. like a number of americans, she has worked in a number of low wage jobs. a longtime green party activist and proponent of one person, one vote democracy for all people, she was active in the ohio recount. she served as the lead plaintiff in the rios versus blackwell lawsuit. it was filed in 2004 to try and stop the electoral college from certifying ohio voters. she serves on the central committee for the ohio green parties. she was most recently employed as the president of the ohio chapter of the national association for women. anita rios. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. some of you might have read that this past summer in my hometown of toledo, ohio, after many years of warnings from numerous sources, we woke up one day. we woke up one morning and were told that our water was too polluted to drink. it was too polluted to touch. we could not even allow her pets to drink that water. that was a tragedy. it left 300,00

in toledo a snow emergency, visibility down to a few feet. officials issued a travel ban for parts of ohio. in nebraska roads were treacherous. over seven inches of icy snow and wind causing this two tractor-trailers slamming into each other. at airports travel is up in the air. more than 2,000 flights canceled across the country. the hardest hit airport o'hare with over 1300. bill karins with more on the storm's impact in just a few minutes. >>> a major showdown looming in the nation's capital. today the president is expected to reveal his ten-year budget plan that will give a bump to poor and middle class but also balance the debt challenging gop-led congress. tracie potts live in washington this morning. tracie, how bitter could this get and is there any common ground? >>? >> reporter: there are going to be disagreements. budget chair paul ryan says he wants to look for common ground with president obama particularly on taxes. what they would really like to see is a balanced budget. president obama's $4 trillion budget. federal workers wou

our play of the night comes from toledo akron. catches the inbound pass with one hand and throws it down. that's a tomahawk style man sized jam. he's 6'6" with a wing span of seven feet and the intensity of the jam makes him a warrior! if you don't like that one, how about the next one? baseball austin garcia cookman, drive this fastball to deep center field. that's trouble from the get go. jemarcus woods lays out and makes a full extension catch. flying vertical to horizontal making the grab. a u.c.f. legend hoover, human vacuum cleaner and the catch of the night. and speaking of baseball washington nationals pitchers and catchers reported to camp today. first official workout will be saturday morning. let's go to florida! >> ready to go. we all are. >> let's talk tonight. we'll possibly set record low temperatures. we have a wind chill advisory steve rudin will be in. make sure you catch with him late tonight at 11:00 for the very latest on what to expect on this very cold friday morning. >> all right. expect cold. "world news t

and back here, in toledo, they have a level 3 snow emergency.fficials are just asking people to stay off those roads, lot of this wind still blowing this snow around, george. >> got to be careful. gio, thanks very much. >>> back here in the east messy morning commute for millions. abc's linzie janis out on the roadway in northern new jersey. good morning, linzie. >> good morning, george. we're here in paramus, new jersey, with officer tim reid and we are right at the freezing line, we have been watching it switch between freezing rain and snow all morning, and it's causing a mess on the roadways. they're icy. they're slushy. the officer telling us they responded overnight to several vehicles sliding off the road and they are expecting more accidents as we get deeper into the morning commute. there are speed restrictions in place and the governor's office is asking people to stay off the roads. robin. >> linzie, thank you very much. >>> from the roads now to the air, more than 2,000 flights already cancelled today. as always, with a storm like th

in toledo, a snow emergency. visibility was down to just a few feet. officials issued a travel ban for parts of ohio. in nebraska the roads, they were treacherous there. over seven inches of icy snow and wind causing these two tractor trailers right here to slam into each other. and at airports, travel is up in the air. more than 2,000 flights canceled across the country. the hardest-hit airport, o'hare international with over 1300. let's get the latest from this. meteorologist bill karins is here tracking this massive storm. >> already the biggest snowstorm in chicago. the winds have died off. we're not looking at blizzard conditions. detroit, 14 1/2 inches. that's the most snow they've had in one single day in the last 40 years, so, yes, this was a historic storm and now the worst of it is smack in the middle of new england. all through upstate new york northern half of pennsylvania. the green shows you the rain and the rain has moved into southern portions of new york city ranging currently in brooklyn and will turn over to rain in manhattan so a lo

gio benitez is in toledo. >> reporter: here there's a snow emergency. on the road visibility is down to just a few feet. so officials have issued a travel ban for parts of ohio. >> reporter: and chicago's o'hare airport, crews working nonstop. already, more than 2,200 flights cancelled across the country. and monday's commute is shaping up to be a mess. and this storm now setting its sights on the rest of america. >> and now, we head to boston and rob mars yacianomarciano. you're at a snow farm? >> yes, this is one of the few facilities where they store snow until spring where hopefully it will melt. look it's almost to the top of the telephone poles behind me. they just had a blizzard where some parts of the city got 30 inches of snow now, another storm is coming. >> how bad is it going to be? >> as you saw, it slammed chicago pretty hard. it will change a little bit as it gets to new york. 7:00 a.m. rain, sleet, and snow. and mostly snow in boston. as far as the ice is concerned, out of boston through hartford and new york snow. 10 to 12 to maybe 14 i

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inches most snow they've had in one single day in 40 years so historic storm for chicago, detroit, toledoh of new york state through ken nut, massachusetts, the mix line is right near new york city. raining in brooklyn and in northern portions of manhattan it's sleet and then in westchester, heavy snow so that's the transition zone and worried about icing later today especially the southern portions of connecticut but you see the temperature in new york city at 33 so we're okay there. going over to rain probably during much of the morning. if you're in the hudson valley trying to get around on 95 or 84, it's just a nightmare of a drive right now. totals would be somewhere close to a foot to a foot and a half anywhere from buffalo to syracuse, albany manchester to boston. south of boston you'll mix in so probably get a quick 6 to 10. maine failed by this too and that's the area that picked up the two to three feet. so here's how the timing goes. by about noon the storm is primaryily ending in new jersey starting to end in the valley. it's only up in new england by 5 p.m. and the thing that

gio benitez is in toledo. >> reporter: here, there's a snow emergency. tyke a look behind me. on the road, visibility is down to just a few feet. so, officials have issued a travel ban for parts of ohio. >> reporter: iowa also in the middle of the storm. strong winds, whipping snow. icy conditions shutting down parts of i-80. and chicago's o'hare airport, crews working nonstop. already, more than 2,200 flights cancelled across the country. and monday's commute is shaping up to be a mess. for much of the country in the storm's path. the blizzard warning in effect until midnight in chicago. and this storm now setting its sights on the east. >> and now, we head to boston and rob marciano. there's so much snow on the ground you're at a snow farm? >> yes, this is one of the few facilities where they store snow until spring, where hopefully it will melt. on thursday they had 1,400 trucks dumping 2,500 cubic yards of snow. look, it's almost to the top of the telephone poles behind me. they just had a blizzard where some parts of the city got 30 inches of snow, now, another foot may b

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and on the right snowplows trying to keep the roads and parking lots clear in toledo, ohio. >>mark:with more on the latest storm, let's go to james fletcher >> james: we had widespread rain along the east coast and then once you get up to new england it comes down and have the heavy snow that is what they are dealing with once again on this ground hard they. not very popular right now throughout a good bit of the northeast from new york all went to maine south of that is mainly rain heavy at times is to concede the pockets of yellow but the snow this one to be a problem for a lot of people. in some isolated pockets there could be even more than that the system even up to 2 ft. and then it will melt and then rephrased rise to tell the big concern is the national map and then the storm now talk about the same thing once more. >>darya:more than 23-hundrd flights have been canceled nationwide today because of the latest winter storm. >>darya:kron 4's will tran is live at s-f-o with all the problems the snowstorm is causing *here* in the bay area. >>will tran: it had to leave thi

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similar conditions turn the roads dead flip weekend well over a hundred accidents from buffalo to toledo. at least six killed including a pregnant mother on the ohio turnpike. tonight the snow has slowed but the arctic cold is just blasting in. in some regions, will feel like negative 25. >> it's insane. more snow than i've ever seen. we're transplants from iowa and i've never seen snow like this. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange." russia's economy suffers from the falling oil price. our next guest said moscow is heading for a worse crash than 1998. >>> danish police say they contained two suspects in connection with the attack in copenhagen. a gunman opened fire and shot people near the city's main synagogue. kooer kooer. >> reporter: candle ls on a cold night in denmark for two more victims two of more attacks in another european city. as detectives investigating the killings raided an internet cafe searching for clues. this morning amid panic they confronted the 22-year-old lone suspect and shot him dead after he opened fire on them. his body lying in the street. just over 12

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a toledo police officer died of a heart attack when shoveling his driveway. >> in main a foot of snow top of last week. super storm linus van pelt part of the appropriate pelting this morning here in new york city. >> thanks eric. for more on the storm we bring in maria molina. >> hi, good morning heather. this is a high impact storm system impacting parts of the northeast. this system is impacting areas across the northeast. they picked up three major storm systems that brought back heavy storm across the northeast. we have areas of snow across parts of ohio, indiana and as far east as portions of maine. coming down heavily in some of the areas. darker blues in pennsylvania and also across parts of up state new york. besides the snowfall we are looking at areas of heavy rain across virginia and northern florida. winter storm warnings are in effect now. widespread accumulation 6-4 inches in many areas. the big concern of course is a potential for freezing rain. ice accumulation could occur along the race, snow -- rain snow line. behind the storm expect the temperatures to get very col

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snow is expected, less than a foot is going to fluctuate in certain areas, to the west of ohio up by toledo they're in a winter emergency that started in lucas county at the top of the hour, they're saying if you're not an emergency vehicle, your continue need to be out on the streets. >> so new york city mayor bill de blasio is expected to hold a news conference at any moment now to talk about the weather conditions there, we'll bring you the comments as it happens live. >>> let's take a look at indianapolis just because we can. and it is snowy there too oh, my goodness, and it is very cold in the midwest and these places that are being hit, so that snow reese going to stick around a little bit to better tell us and to fill in the details of just how bad this storm is let's check in with our some sadder, so it's cold, temperatures continue to dip. >> and some areas are warming up some are just know some are just rain and some are going to get a mix. unlike last week's nor'easter, that only dropped two to three fight in new england, this is dropping even more in the same spot. we have got a