the untouched photo was somehow leaked.crawford's husband posted this picture on his instagram account wishing his wife a happy valentine's day. she looks gorgeous any way you cut it. >>> american teens are getting less sleep than teens 20 years ago. data collected shows that sleep duration has decreased. recommending teens get between nine and ten hours of sleep each other. over half of the teens studied didn't get seven hours a night. >>> chris christy hits a new low, a former science teacher tells him to man up. >>> and the real saur ra palin stops by snl. scrambled politics are next. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! they questioned, are there still bedtimes out here? (coyote howls) was that... a coyote? and who gets to choose t

super model and mom cindy crawford raw, real and untouched. fashion magazine i should a statement on its blog saying the unretouched photo reveals a body that defies expectations it is real and honest. the source circulating the internet that this unretouched version is a leak. ermt way people are applauding her and the real message it sends to real people. the mother said at any age it's learning to be comfortable in your own skin and that's what makes you most attractive. that's the message she also embracing, whether or not she wanted the photo out there certainly making women feel real. >> thank you alicia. >> 50 shades of gray shattered records at the box office with a valentine's day debut. the controversial movie netted $81.7 million over the weekend. that's the biggest opening ever for a movie over president's day weekend and one of the biggest r-rated movies in history. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it h

the strong re action to this untouched photo of cindy crawford and the debate it's sparking about beauty standards. >>> passenger were set in to a panic at l.a.x. because of a false announcement. people ran out on to the tarmac from terminal 2 and somebody on the public address system said there was a gunman on the loose. airport officials say the announcer was uninformed. police were searching for a man letening to -- threatening to commit suicide. >>> new clues in the senseless killing. a mother gunned down after a driving lesson with her daughter. this car was caught on surveillance video moments after tammy meyers was shot thursday in las vegas. she died over the weekend. meyers and her daughter were coming home from a driving lesson when they knot in to a near-collision with a car and verbal argument. meyers drove home, calling for help. minutes later a car pulled up and shot her in the head. one of her sons fired back. >> i'm home sitting down relaxing i hear that my mom got shot in the head by a dude that doesn't even care. >> hug your wife right now. tell them how much you love t

. >> untouched nature possibly ruined by new development?e are major plans at the grand canyon. it is causing a huge controversy coming up. >> it is without question one of america's most iconic landmarks. >> it is so beautiful. however a new proposed project at the grand canyon national park is drawing a lot of controversy. some say it will simply ruin the view while others say it will help visitors experience it. >> it is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. but now the national park service is calling the grand canyon in danger. on the verge of losing this untouched plateau to hotels shops, and restaurants all centered around a gondola. >> if it does become a reality, then i think it will become a travesty for the american people. >> the proposed development would cover 420 acres of naf hoe land right down to the canyon floor where the colorado and little colorado rivers merge. getting to the bottom of the grand cannon isn't easy. right now the best option is a trail like this. the shortest is about seven miles down. what develo

people treated us as untouchables. some even used to beat us up.still hurts of how we used to be treated. even in the early 1980s street sweeper considered untouchables were not allowed to enter temples and they educated the people about street sweepers is an organization and now teach them other jobs and as well as give education to the children. the chairman of the fair trade group and the schools say the organization has moved beyond this community of street sweepers. >> translator: only 20 person of the students here are from north communities ironically it's a school for the poor many families don't want to send the kids here and are embarrassed to say they study the school for the poor even though we provide quality education. >> 200 children study here part of the cost to run the school comes from fair trade products of the technical school and 500 workers employed here this is workplace that gives them salary and benefits like insurance and child care but from the sweeper community the skill has been life changing and the carpentry skills i

untouched.- you asked something else i don't want to leave untouched. what about what they might do covertly. not only are we trying to extend breakout times but make sure the other multiple pathways, like an underground facility the plutonium path, the iraq reactor. and any covert path can be detected. that is what we are doing with regard to the transparency measures. from the beginnings of the material to what might come out and account for every step in the supply and manufacturing chain. >> what is the difference in the u.s. position and israeli position? >> it is hard to answer that question, charlie, because i have sat in many hours of exchanges with my israeli counter parts. and their experts from the intelligence community. nuclear experts. in each of those discussions, our assessments have been virtually identical. >> assessments of where they are. >> of what would the necessary to give a greater degree of comfort. that is not a political level discussion. that is an expert level discu

followed by front line, the untouchables and see, what video and what books you need, and we need to digest to know what is going on thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to provide public comment at this time? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk could you please call item number 33? >> >> okay, at this time we will go to the adoption calendar. madam clerk. >> okay. >> could you please read the adoption calendar, without reference to committee item? >> yes, madam america, item 34, through 36, are being considered for adoption without committee reference. >> okay. does anyone want to sever, any items for adoption without reference? >> seeing none, mat am clerk, could you call the role. >> yes, on item 3s 4, 35 supervisor and 36, cohen? >> yes. >> aye. >> and supervisor ferrill. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> supervisor weiner? >> aye. >> and supervisor yaoe in >> aye. >> aye. >> and avalos in >> aye. >> and supervisor breed? >> aye. >> breed, aye. >> sperp campos? >> aye.

max levchin: the soviet union -- a land untouched by modern medicine. i had some sort of a respiratory disease. bronchitis, some other stuff. every time i would breathe into a tube -- oh, the lung capacity -- any minute now you are going to pass out. my mom and grandma were like, well, that is unacceptable. do 100 push-ups, expand your lung capacity. i played a woodwind instrument. i somehow survived past the point where the doctors say i wouldn't survive. i was pretty close to chernobyl. emily: you were there when chernobyl happened. max levchin: pretty close, within 90 miles. a couple weeks after it happened, it became giant. when it happened, it was a very sunny day. emily: and you escaped. max levchin: my parents found out through a friend of a friend in the government that something really awful happened. because i had a family full of physicists, nuclear power station accidents are no joke. she packed me and my younger brother onto a train and sent us off the next morning. you would get tested as you were coming off the train, a homemade geiger co

carter untouched photos of beyonce and cindy crawford took the web by storm. one tweet saying beyonce is still gorgeous. and we have always known crawford was beautiful, but seeing her like this makes us love her more. >>> a new top dog in town. >> miss p. a beagle from british columbia shocking the announcer. >> how about that! >> fresh off her victory, miss p. visiting the hot spots and including studio 1a. >> look at wrangler. >> look at that. >> i love the look on wrangler's face. unspoken thing going on there. we were talking about which of the stories resonated with all of us. i feel badly saying it dylan. i cannot get enough of the weather pictures. some of them are just almost so unbelievable. you feel like you are watching a movie or they were doctored. >> when i was in niagara falls, they let us go behind the falls and you see where they are partially frozen. they have the portals. here it is. you hear the rushing water. there were parts of it where you cannot see the rushing water. >> how cold was it there again? >> that night was 11 below. >> witho

we want to know what you think of that untouched photo.oughts right there on our ktvu facebook page. in fact, here are a couple of responses so far this morning, julia armstrong says well done, cindy. at least someone is prepared to make a stand for real women. gilbert rodriguez saying cindy crawford was on my wall when i was 15 years old. everyone has their day and it doesn't last forever. >>> 7:56. a stunning red dress designed here in the bay area hit a new york city runway for the mercedes-benz fashion week. the dress worn by celebrity chef carla hall was designed by san francisco based designer, stephanie bogner. it was part of the red dress collection which raises awareness about heart disease. bogner is a designer with the san francisco incubator, a program that helps emerging designers become successful business owners. she says being part of that show was an honor. >>> on track for finding a new home, what nba's commissioner is saying about the warriors' plans to build a new arena in san francisco. >>> plus, new information about

the untouched photo sparking a conversation about unrealistic beauty standards. >>> that will do it for kpix5 at noon, did you work on your

. >> my house is untouched are we talking about more than that?it was a hoarder are show. >> somehow the lawyer locates the will. it directs 5000 to a chicago animal shelter and the next part is a puzzle. >> i give my property to kevin bropy of california and peter barton in new york. >> how to find these guys? that will take more digging through the debris. >> in ray's room he had pictures of wolfs. >> he will fit it together soon. among the diaries. he finds a strap book with a clue. >> i opened it up and it had kevin's picture in there. >> luca n was a tv series about a boyraised by wolves. it was cancelled when ra y was 37 years old. >> he identified with it. >> don digs further and found that peter barton was an actor. why he was named is a bigger riddle. known 98 to 1982. barton played dr. scott granger in the soap opera, the youj and restless and starred in the tv series called the powers of matthew star. >> two unknown actors that ra y had a fondness for. did you have an idea how much they would inherit. >> it was 165 acre and cd's and the

one of the reasons as we come back alive, this is one of the few areas untouched by the wind. we probably have roughly three inches or snow. i try to make the snowball, look what happens, i cannot do it. it is a fluffy snow that we rarely see, the colder kind of snow. it is good news that we got back, because it is a year to drive on. -- because it is easier to drive on, but that said, be careful. live from waldorf, tom roussey abc 7 news. >> if you have to go out, please be careful. one person is dead in calvert county after a car crash. the victim was trapped inside the vehicle. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> metro was adjusting service schedules because of the snow. metro access service is suspended all the way until wednesday. metro buses are operating on a severe snow service plan, and tomorrow metro trains will be on a saturday schedule. if eight inches of snowfall's, they will suspend aboveground rail service and only serve underground stations. if you are planning on air travel tomorrow, double check your flights. hundreds of flights have been ground

cyber security would allow prosecutors to go after the wrong people and leave dangerous hackers untouched. >> it's understandable that governments are trying to address the problem, and no one can any more say that anyone can deliver reliable internet security, but the question is are they trying to solve the right problem. one of the widespread concerns is that they are conflicted. they are trying to do two things, one is offer security for everyone and this would require encryption and a lot of big internet services are offering this. also a desire to provide surveillance of everyone and to crack down on those who are exploring the edges. and these two - how does the u.s. or other governments find that balance between, as you say security for everyone which requires maximum encryption and surveillance which relies on preventing reliable encryption. >> that's right. it's a conflict. we had worrying signs that it came down on surveillance with criticism from the internet giants. it's the same a gift to terrorists and criminals. really it's more complicated than that it's a protection for

. >> reporter: therapy then over the rush found in untouched skies. >> guess who's going to stay home guys. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm gloria riviera in utah. >>> up next rosamund pike may inflict pain in "gone girl," but you won't find her stabbing anyone in the back in this oscar season. she opens up about the unlikely sister hood between fellow nominees. >>> abc "nightline" brought to you by macy's. vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want and we'll find the savings to get you there. fact. fast-acting advil is designed with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core technology stopping headaches and other tough pain. fast. relief d than this. advil. ♪ with pain relief, we're all at the corner of "relief is good"...and "fast relief is better." good thing walgreens gets you in and out in no time... so you can find relief fast, with solutions like advil. at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> in this hollywood award season,

many parts of western montana look untouched by man. it's small town america.eople come from around the world to fish the blackfoot river and other waters. ftc norman mclane made there blackfoot famous in "a river runs through it." , are concerned about climbed change and other human influences, in this, wild country, it may be that science needs to save the day. global warming is putting the state fish, the west slope cutthroat trout, in danger. >> all right, we're going to need the fisher and all the pit-tagging equipment. >> clint mofelt monitors the rivers for the u.s. geological survey. they're looking for solutions. >> this area's actually warming at two to three times the global average. the worst cares scenario would be that the rivers, dry up, warm up too much to the point where trout can't inhabit these waters anymore. nothing like sampling trout in montana. >> mosel and his teamwork the glacier nationality park. >> this is climate poster child of north america. as temperature starts warming, we actually see fish moving up the mountain sides. >> that

max: the soviet union -- a land untouched by modern medicine. i had some sort of a respiratory disease. bronchitis to pneumonia, to some other stuff. every time i would breathe into a tube -- oh, the lung capacity -- any minute now you are going to pass out and not wake up. between my mom and my grandma, they were like, well, that is not acceptable. go do 100 push-ups, expand your lung capacity. my mom insisted i played a woodwind instrument to improve my lung capacity. i played clarinet. i somehow survived past the point where the doctors say i wouldn't survive. emily: you were in chernobyl. max: i was pretty close to chernobyl. emily: you were there when chernobyl happened. max: oh, yeah. i was pretty close, within 90 miles. it was very anti-climactic introspectively. a couple weeks after it happened, it became giant. when it happened, it was a very sunny day. emily: and you escaped. max: my parents found out through a friend of a friend in the government that something really awful happened. at the chernobyl power station. because i had a fam

under those conditions, pensions and salaries would remain untouched in keeping with a major campaign pledge. more importantly, he would have to convince his european paymaster, germany. >> we refuse to accept an inadequate compromise. we will only offer aid and solidarity in return for a good effort on their part. >> the german opposition is more optimistic. >> the greeks are tackling corruption, tax evasion and targeting the wealthy. all steps in the right direction. >> but, time is running out. the current program and on saturday. if athens fails to get an agreement, it faces insolvency. >> so what about the list of reforms athens is supposed to be sending to brussels and what can we expect on that list? we put that to our brussels euro chief. >> the greek government will send that list. nobody i talked to was worried about that. that's why they are exchanging documents and e-mails and telephone calls to make sure this final version everyone is expecting actually contains what is necessary and what is necessary is a list of reforms that goes beyond promises, where they find hard fa

max: that -- soviet union, the land untouched by modern medicine. had some sort of a respiratory disease after another. bronchitis to pneumonia to some other stuff. every time i would breathe into a tube, they'd say, "oh, the lung capacity -- any minute now he is going to pass out and not wake up." between my mom and grandma, they were like, well, that is unacceptable. go do 100 push-ups, expand your lung capacity. my mom insisted i played a woodwind instrument to expand my lung capacity. i played clarinet. and somehow survived past the point where the doctors said we're going to stop predicting when he's going to die, since he seems to be surviving. emily: you were in chernobyl? max: i was not in chernobyl. i was a couple of -- pretty close to chernobyl. emily: you were there when chenobyl happened? max: oh, yeah. i was very much in kiev. i think it was about 90 miles. so it's pretty close. yeah. it was -- it was very anti-climactic, retrospectively. a couple weeks after it happened, it became this giant, terrifying thing. but, when it happened, it

saying how lucky the driver and his passenger were, large parts of this vehicle look pretty much untouched but at the front this enormous diagonal slice taken out by the wing tip. two lives saved by a mere fraction of a second. >> another amazing escape, the passenger who freed fellow passengers from their seats. he's been sitting in the rear. he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> >> it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guess there might be something wrong with the engines. the plane seemed to turn around. i started telling the other passengers to protect themselves. >> the survivors were the minority. most onboard are now mourned including the flight crew, who's decision-making is at the heart of this investigation. the vice president hailed them for missing apartment buildings saving lives with the last seconds of their own. al jazeera taipei. >> the armed group boko haram attacked two towns in niger the second country it's invaded from it's nigeria base. it was driven back by the niger and chad military. the group is increasingly facing international opposition. >> for day

on the verge of losing this untouched plateau to hotel, shops and restaurants, all centered around a tram ride taking visitors down the canyon's sheer rock walls to a platform, amphitheater, snack bar and even restrooms. >> if it does become a reality, i think it will be a travesty for the american people. >> reporter: the proposed development would cover 420 acres of the navajo land on the undeveloped east rim right down to the canyon floor where the colorado and little colorado rivers merge. getting to the bottom of the grand canyon isn't easy. right now, the best option is a trail like this. this one is the shortest, about seven miles down. what developers are proposing is a 10-minute tram ride. >> people who otherwise will never otherwise experience the grand canyon, now we give them an opportunity to get down close to the floor of the canyon. >> reporter: for navajo nation president ben shelly who plans to give developers the okay to build on their land, it's also about opportunity. >> i want my people to have a better life. they need jobs, homes, good homes. >> reporter: but so

. >> people though there are no untouchables. >> mccaw is a place where citizen can bet. it's a main draw. as the government sets up. some believe it will be crucial to avoiding a tougher rear ahead. >>> now to a story of hope for people who are paralysed. a prototype wheelchair is being developed in the u.k. controlled not by the youser's hands, but their eyes. it costs less than an ipad. phil lavelle has the story. >> reporter: steve has been ill for five years now. all he can move are his eyeballs. >> i have motor neurone disease, it has taken over most of my life. i need around the clock care just to breathe. >> this is how steve talks. the computer tracks eye movement and turps it into a voice. he kept physically move himself. >> i have tried foot controls. i didn't know i was capable of controlling a wheelchair it's different to move myself around without having to book a helper. >> so could this transform steve's life from a lab nearby a creation called revolutionary. an electric wheelchair moved by following the user's eye. >> i look to the right and be move right

. >> what do you think about cindy crawford's untouched photo?o join the conversation. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com. read this again. come on, ray, honeney, it's a great present. what you wrote on it is perfect and you can't change it now anyway because it's christmas eve. once more. "merry christmas. we love you. michael geoffrey ally, debra, and ray." it's stupid. oh, ray, honey, no, no. everybody's going g to love this present, ok? accept it. you had a great idea. why'd i put "xmas"? i don't like "xmas." i--i x'd out the name of the birthday y boy. ray, sit down. stop obsessing, ok? i love it. my god, it's been 2 months of toaster. hey, this is going out with my name on it. did you wrap the one for your parents? yes. yes. which wrapping? the foil. no! that tips off the gift. what? foil wrapping. it's a metal toaster. oh, why don't you just wrap it in tot? look, if i'm gonna drive all the way up to connecticut to spend christmas day with your parents, i want a

he's the caretaker so when something like this happens to somebody we feel is untouchable it rattles us to the core. >> reporter: fab adds, this is a direct result of what's going on in the streets. >> all you know is darkness. >> reporter: despite having trouble with the law, newton truly cared. there's now a $20,000 reward for the gunman. in the newsroom, i'm john sasaki. >> john, thank you. >>> girl scouts in northern california will begin selling cookies this week and this year for the first time the organization's 100 year history girl scouts will be able to sell their cookies online. it all starts this thursday. the girl scouts of america created a specific website that the scouts have to use. the girls could include a picture or a video and a written sales pitch. you won't be able to find this site by googling. girl scouts have to e-mail it so they only invite people they or their parents already know. >>> we've been dry but things are about to change. >> it's still pretty warm out there. these are the temperatures from today. despite the cloud cover, yeah it's up there. even

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. >> people know there are not untouchables. >> citizens can legally bet in casinos, and is the main draw to the territory. as the central government steps up scrutiny on illegal activity, the city is moving to diversify its interests some believe will be crucial to avoiding abeven tougher year ahead. >> you can keep up to date with all the news on our website all the very latest on that breaking news story of the death of the jordanian pilot, muath al-kaseasbeh the latest hostage to be murdered by the islamic state of iraq and the levant. i'll be back on the top of the hour with more news. more news. hi, i am lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. a look at why young african-americans are turning to twitter to discuss the issues their local communities won't. their struggle to preserve their culture in the u.s., may found at an unbearable cost. another view of multiculturism, captain america in a

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. >> the driver and his passenger were lucky large parts of the vehicle untouched but at the front, this enormous slice taken out by the wing tip. two lives were saved by a mere fraction of a second. >> another amazing escape, the passenger in the moment of the crash freed fellow passengers from their seats. he'd been sitting in the rear because it makes it easier to get away with more hand luggage. he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guessed there might be something wrong with the engines. it felt the plane seemed to turn around. i told the other passenger to guess protect themselves. >> the survivors were the minority. most onboard are now mourned including the flight crew, whose decision-making is now at the heart of this investigation. taiwan's vice president hailed them for their heroics in missing apartment buildings saving lives with the last seconds of their own. al jazeera taipei. >> the national police chief in the philippines has resigned, stepping down after a botched anti terror raid last month left 44 police commanders de

of course they had to be moved to other cities and this facility has been left largely untouched ever since. it also would ever hosted world cup contradict games but is the subject of an insurance dispute and therefore its fate unknown. with so many reminders of the disaster, it's hoped that cricket will provide decides traction. proudly christchurch born and bread, he believes the world cup is what the city needs. >> there are families having issues here. it's wonderful to think you can have these events and cheer the community. >> they hope when the games are shown around the world they'll send a message that despite the challenges the city is open for business. al jazeera christchurch. >> if you go to the website you'll see some fabulous pictures family pictures, baher mohammed who as you've been hearing has come out of jail on bail and been reunited with his family. have a look at those families on the website. >> this week, diplomat and author. >> i always say they have a big responsibility to address this issue and to promote tolerance, to promote respect, to promote that religi

you can see just here some of the untouched areas y we have a few inches out here now with more to come. of course, we'll be preparing for that. live in north wouldildwood, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> if you want to show us what it is like in your neighborhood we would love to see your pictures. send them to the nbc 10 weather app. this is what it looked like last night along west river drive in fairmont park. now we'll go to center city with rosemary connors live there with a closer look. rosemary? >> reporter: tracy, crews are out as you can see this morning making sure the sidewalks are clear here in center city. we are right by jefferson hospital. so in between ninth and tenth on walnut street. and as you can see, they are trying to make sure the sidewalks are safe because that is the kind of snow that can be very slick and slippery. people are working around to go to work in the city, they are parking in the parking garage and trying to get to their offices, the crews want to make sure nobody falls down. over here they are also doing salting and have been shoveling. they have

if i step into this untouched area, you can see about two maybe 3 inches right now of this light fluffy powdery snow. very fun to play in. but not so fun to drive in. take a look at the roads this morning. this is the 400 block of south white horse pike, here in clementon, camden county. and the cars, they are moving very slowly. and that road you know what doesn't look as bad as it did when we first got out here. that's because half dozen plow trucks came through, took off the top layer of snow. but it is snowing so quickly out here, that the roads are just getting covered back up. let me tell you the trip from philly to south jersey not a treat either. a loft cars had their blinkers ongoing very, very slowly, because they couldn't really gain traction, and the areas that hadn't seen a plow, however, we have seen quite a few new jersey dot state plows out there on the roads this morning, plowing the whole highway off in that echelon, that tiered plowing that they usually do of course, want to remind folks to stay behind those plows, it is the safest place to be, specially right now wit

you know, we had in this untouched area probably about five or six inches of snow. pretty powdery kind of stuff. what a difference a few hours makes. it's sunny, gorgeous and beautiful. this is a major road in fredricksburg just a few hours ago, it was covered in a fair amount of ice. now it looks like the moisture is hardly even noticeable. this is going to be the challenge over here when it comes to plowing, though in the next 12 13 hours or so is the less side roads where there's still a lot of snow building up. crews will have some challenges with that. we take a walk down here a little bit. you can see the plowing going on. hey, guys how are you doing over there? in the parking lot here and every parking lot we've seen in fredricksburg, we have seen a lot of private plows, a lot of pickup trucks out there doing a lot of work. that's been going on since very early this morning. they've certainly been on it. everybody knew this storm was coming. vdot has also been an all hands on deck situation. 900 pieces of equipment and trucks in the stafford and fredricksburg

this is snow covered along route 9 with a live look at a pretty much untouched entrance to the gardentate parkway outside of summers point. the on and off-ramps, watch out for those this morning. coming up i'll take you to mass transit. we'll be right back. so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag, and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still believes in the beauty of a knife, in the elegant swipe of a . . . swipe. of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> we have resources out there moving to southern philadelphia. they have not started plowing 76 yet, so it will be slippery there. take your time heading out. a live look at the shore, cape may county stands to get some of the higher snowals alal totals this morning. five to nine inches for cape may. matt delucia has a live report from there coming up. and remember if you can't stay with us on your television at home always take us with you wherever you go through the "nbc