two feet of snow and washington, d.c. shutting down the beltway. >> live pictures from new york city where a travel ban is in effect and police are actively enforcing it. this monster storm is taking a heavy toll. pam: at least 12 people have died in storm related incidents. a coastal new jersey hit places like ocean city and atlantic city. >> highways completely blocked, drivers stranded. people -- live team coverage begins with harvey leonard. harvey: even though we are comparing this to the same storm, new york city is closing on two feet of snow. cape cod and the islands are wanting in on -- are in double digits of snow. that is where the heaviest is combining with the most powerful winds to create the most brutal conditions. especially over the south shore, connecticut, rhode island. we have winter weather advisories. the steady snows have even gotten to the north and west for a time now. that is where visibility is the lowest from the combination of snow and wind. half mile, half-mile plymouth and providence. then you jump t

this is going to be a major hit for theh of snow yesterday in washington d.c. shut down the interstate. they couldn't handle one inch. how about 20 coming their ways? baltimore and d.c. under blizzard warnings. let's show you the storm right now the pink areas is where are in effect up to southern ohio, d.c., baltimore, a blizzard warning. this is all rain, severerd atlanta. now beginning to see the change over around nashville to freezing rain and eventually snow going to spread in here for us, it's all about a few limited flurries. i can't totally take the threat for a flurry out of the forecast overnight tonight. we'll see a littleots. temperatures going to stay cold. temperatures generally lower middle 20s. we're going to fall down toews. some of that winter storm snow i'll show you how far north it's coming next. >>> it's amazingng happened. maizing. like i've -- amazing. like i've been counting my blessings all day. >> here's why. a home invasion ends in a. three arm add gunman forced their way into a home after 6:00 this morning. >> the homeowner attacked and

tonight washington, d.c. shut down. schools are closed and the mayor reminding people the nation's capital still in a know emergency. the storm is responsible for more than 30 deaths including a new son. their car's exhaust pipe. >>> the americans airlines flight shooting severe turbulence. newfoundland, canada. being american airlines is installing software on jets to help pilots avoid bumps along the way. >>> a uber driver was staring down the barrel after gun. what pushed the uber driver over the edge. . >> reporter: it was right here on this road that the uber rider says he felt nauseous so he asked the driver to pull over. what happened next ended with assault and battery. this is uber driver patrick mcdonnell's mug shot. mcdonald picked up a rider friday night around 8 p.m. the fare was going fine until investigators say the passenger told macdonald he might throw up. after the car was pulled over. mcdonald said he needed to get out of his $75,000 car and find another ride home. a report says mcdonald tried to pul

thousands of flights already canceled and unprecedented move in washington, d.c., shutting down the transit system and the government closing early. >>> pilot arrested at the controls of a passenger plane accused of flying drunk. >>> and fighting back with a club. wrong woman to mess with. >> we do say good morning on this friday. the massive storm system expected to bring blizzard conditions to millions, well, it's taking shape right now and already causing some damage. >> let's get right to the radar. the storm stretching from the gulf of mexico into virginia. icy conditions, heavy rain across the south and at least one tornado. >> a twister touching down overnight in southern mississippi causing damage. reports of trees down and mobile homes destroyed. >> in the blizzard zone empty shelves, people rushing out for the essentials preparing for details. >> reporter: this morning, one last mad dash to prepare for a potentially historic blizzard. outside a costco in virginia lines to get in and lines to check out as stores try to keep up with the demand. >> d.c. is not ready for this kind of

north carolina are so bad that check out this four wheel drive jeep slipping and sliding and washington, d.c. shut down everyone in the city was ordered to shelter in place. starting at 3 this afternoon. as we look here at the white house, eric fisher this is a bad one. >> it's going to have a significant impact on a lot of people. one city shy of a mega op louse blizzard and that's boston. we will get snow but not the meat and potatoes like new york philly and dc. tonight winter storm warnings winter weather advisories in purple and down to martha vineyard's there a blizzard warning in effect which doesn't have anything to do with the amount of snow but it's about visibility and wind. it will be poor visibility and a lot wind tomorrow afternoon and evening. in fact high wind warnings are nantucket and the same on

thousands of flights already canceled and unprecedented move in washington, d.c., shutting down the transitly. >>> pilot arrested at the controls of a passenger plane accused of flying drunk. >>> and fighting back with a club. would-be robber picking the wrong woman to mess with. >> we do

stolfo is picking up intensity, 6200 east coast flights have been canceled through tomorrow, washington, d.c. shut down the metro rail service, mrs. a look at the conditions in dc, forecasters for the weather service or have washington to philadelphia, to stay home . the top 2 feet, blizzard warnings in effect from washington, new york and new england could also see heavy snowfallu. >> parts of the south are not spared, snowfall and tennessee, virginia and north carolina, tennessee highway patrol describes the interstate is pure gridlockay, downtown nashville is totally shut down . at least five peoplele have been killed in stormin related crashes in kentucky tennessee and north carolina, they warn people warned people to stay off the roadsds. >> the storm is also affecting professional basketball and hockey,al nba postponed saturday's game between the 76ers and boston celtics in boston as well and wizards in washington, the nhl postponingel tonight's game in washington between the anaheim ducks and washington capitals . it will be a dangerous weekend for millions ofs east coast residents . they c

>> gio, thank you. washington, d.c. shut down. schools closed today. many cities crippled. look at the jet engine used to remove snow from the tracks of the long island railroad. and here's david kerley on the big dig, the rooftops, and the travel nightmare for thousands tonight. >> reporter: two full days after the blizzard, they're still working to reopen the capital. >> we are still in a snow emergency. >> reporter: washington looking like a ghost town. some highways, single-lane trenches. in the suburbs, officials say it could be wednesday before residents see a plow on their street. >> it's a mess. total mess. the skies, too. more than 1,600 flight cancellations again today, as planes started flying, and passengers begin to return to airports. juan reyes' flight was scheduled for saturday. >> it was cancelled, they re-booked me on sunday, it was cancelled. being melted at reagan national. this is what it looked like on saturday. a day later, sunshine and heavy machinery. these crews are working to clear a foot and a half of snow from the equivalent of 200 miles of runw

back to you. >> used to washington, d.c., being shut down and the gridlock and not usually because of the weather. stay warm. >> not running the. thank you very much, miguel. >>> 6:48 right now. a check of your weather and traffic. the traffic may be impacted or public use impacted. >> miguel's video, i'm not going to complain at all. >> it's all relative. we have some active weather here, as well. >> rain moving through and some gusty winds all throughout the morning. we also have the concern about king tide. we'll talk about that. as we take a live look at san jose. yet to see a rain drop fall there and cloudy skies and in los gatos some rain there and hasn't made it over some of the mountains. we've also seen rain moving into east parts of the peninsula and some wet conditions as we take a live look from the camera and king tides a concern as they come up. right at about 9:45. times of rain today and even a few storms possible later this evening. the showers linger into the overnight hours and into the start of the day tomorrow. we could also have high wind gusts. looking at the ra

washington, d.c. you can barely see the white house, and major cities like washington, d.c., are shut down because of the storm, but some residents are having fun in this storm. take a look at this video from arlington, virginia. w o young children being pulled by a sled ride the family dog. todd: and the national zoo in washington, d.c., posted this video. a panda woke up to see a whole lot of snow. it is pretty exciting to see. laura: he loves it. and while the east coast is getting overwhelmed, there is enough snow in central iowa for people to get out and enjoy the winter -- winter activities. todd: marcus was west of boone this morning and found there is plenty for snow lovers to do outside. marcus: looking at what is happening out here at seven oaks. i guess my question is, how excited are you for the snow to hit? >> very excited. the skiing and the snow tubing. it is finally here. we got a few flurries, and we are excited. marcus: we had the warm weather up to a point, it people get anxious. they may not want to be freezing cold, but they want to get out and have some fun. season started. a lo

washington, d.c. still shut down. a backlog of cancelled flights at airports nationwide. we'll be live with complete coverage. in on the presidential race, his legacy and entry into the business of app making. those stairs plus kate hudson stops by. >> dana: that nevada larger what led an armed takeover of a wildlife refuge in oregon says he's not backing down. been nearly a month since this standoff started. a community meeting to resolve the takeover has been cancelled over safety concerns. that was supposed to be a gun free zone. after the militia showed up heavily armed just a few days ago, officials cancelled the meeting. >> to bring firearms into a building, out numbered law enforcement. >> we have no intention on using and are willing to stand with them in our own defense. >> dana: as for how long they expect this occupation to last, he says he is prepared to be out there through the spring, possibly through the summer. law enforcement asking them to take off and leave but that does not appear likely. >>> gas prices at their lowest level in 7 years. a 14-cent drop

fair to say washington, d.c. is shut down, but it's probably is crippled. we saw two feet, nearly two feet of snow here in the nation's capital. i want to show you what it looks like this morning. in some spots, it's thick. it can be knee deep, even deeper than that in some spots. it is a sloppy, sloppy mess all across this city. for the last couple hours, we've seen plows working overdrive to clear city streets. not enough is being done fast enough. they've shut down the federal government here. all public schools in the area are also shut down today. it's going to be a nightmare for folks who are out on the road. the city officials are asking everyone who can stay home to do so. chair expecting the morning commute to move at a snail's pace here. they're hoping with all the government shutdown here, it'll make the roads easier, but it's going to be a mess. >> miguel, of course, we'll continue to follow these ongoing problems, transportation issues and have more on that later on. htroth s ha i i. asir he r19rs t iioto i phetastushte seerpy ar lo pf trsrireo

more than 2700 flights have been canceled, and washington, d.c. is shuttingn train and bus service overnight. robert ray is live in charlotte, north carolina, which is already starting to see the effects. kind of a slushy mess out there, robert. tell us more about the conditions you have been seeing. >> reporter: richelle it sure is. it is very cold, and very windy right now, and the temperatures are continuing to drop, and you look around, this is all going to be rock solid ice by the time the sun goes down later this evening, and that's the biggest worry here in the south. we have already unfortunately seen four people who have lost their lives in traffic accidents today in north carolina. there's, according to the governor, over 6,000 power outages, and, you know, talk about trying to keep the streets without the slush, they have dropped over 12,000 tons of salt in and around the major cities and interstates here in this great state. but you can see, i mean, they are trying to do their best. the city is trying to clear as much as they can, but this is a bi

washington d.c. completely shutting down government workers sent home at noon even the president is hunkering down the public transit system suspending all service for the weekend even the aground trains will stain tells way of a storm 30 in. of snow expected along with fierce winds roads already treacherous this red truck loses control in north carolina governor there that says there's been several fatal accidents already. airports were jammed travelers trying to get out for tomorrow 5000 flights have been canceled some. east coast airports shutting down completely. >> grant: screen grab air- traffic avoiding the heart of the blizzard ec the play every here not where it's really falling heavily tonight washington airports cancel all arrivals and departures to that at a fair level of report from washington d.c. where they could get up to 30 in. of snow. 100 >> pam: flights canceled sfo airport is still dealing with the reagan tonight trawls clifford by fax at sfo with an update birthings beginning to improve their? >> reporter: yes they are here sfo not seeing the long lines which had earlier still a

and today, washington, d.c. remains shut down. the city got more than two feet of snow more on the cleanup in a moment but first we have to >> yeah find out what's going on here including the warmup. there's good news danielle. >> so the 40s will feel nice tomorrow and really it's been a quiet start to the week. just beautiful day outside today. temperatures is 34 degrees and that's normal for this time of the year and look at real feel at 34 because there's no wind and calm in a lot of spots. and that does make a difference this time of the year when you don't have the breeze blowing. 30 in keene and lower 30s from nashua and worester. midel to up 30ers from the cape back up to the merrimack valley as well and the skies are clear and we have had sun behind and a couple clouds mixing in today but there's melting ongoing where we have the snow he pack. so tonight, as we drop back below freezing there may be a couple patches of black ice from the melting refreeze. a few passing clouds overnight as well. tomorrow into the 40s we go i

thousands of flights already canceled and unprecedented move in washington, d.c., shutting down the transit >>> and fighting back with a club. would-be robber picking the wrong woman to mess with. >> we do say good morning on this friday.

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as much of washington, d.c. remains shut down. >>> and one week to the iowa caucuses.ou thought donald trump was confident before, just hear him now. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. >> and super bowl 50 all set. cam newton's panthers versus peyton mannings' broncos. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west and this is "way too early." >>> well good morning. it's monday, january 25th. i'm bill karins. we begin this morning on the east coast. millions of americans are trying to get back to normal after this weekend's historic blizzard. the cleanup will go well into this work week. at least 30 storm-related deaths have been reported. many of them from heart attacks from shoveling that heavy snow. in the nation's capital, 24 hours of relentless snow brought the district to a standstill. this morning, schools, federal offices, and congress all closed. the northeast also took a pounding. new york city was hit with a foot more of snow than expected. and parts of new jersey saw majo

washington, d.c. the nation's capital remains shut down of. down. >> the sun melted some of the 2 feet of snow that fell in washington, d.c., but as the plummeting, creating dangerous conditions. a convoy of trucks from boston and other cities arrived sunday to help get the nation's capital moving again. >> we're bringing about 450 pieces of equip ment from outside of d.c. >> clean-up crews are making main streets a priority in the district. officials asked residents to help with snow removal. >> seen wror senior citizens can't get out here and walk in the snow like this. >> the federal dpoft federal government will remain closed monday. the storm canceled more than 11,000 flights. further up the coast, a full moon tide made a soggy mess in wildwood, new jersey. >> we had beautiful snow for all of a few hours before it just became a river of icebergs. the >> in new york city, officials say the epic nor'easter missed setting a record for total snowfall by a tenth of an inch. >> we need people off the streets for their own safety and the safety o

. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the government shut down again. schools and businesses are cl for first responders a state of emergency. >> trying to pull some of this out. >> reporter: some stuck in the snow. hill, virginia, an atv will only take you so far. we reached this community by foot. the only way in and out, huh? no plows on these >> we're still trapped, you know. ter: neighbors have shoveled their way to each other, but they have no way out. for courtney krause the road was her life line. 3-year-old son bradyen has heart disease. >> if he needs serious help it's a matter of minutes, maybe even seconds, and here we don't have that. can't get to us. >> reporter: the historic snowfall was expected, but for some cities the big amount a huge surprise. in maryland, pennsylvania and new york. with all the snow came plenty of problems. roofs are down on sinesses, barns and homes. today in queens, the roads are a mess, but classes went on.uses slipping and sliding as much frustration here as there is snow. >> my daughter has to go to she has aft

washington, d.c. which is still shut down. craig: people spent the morning digging out cars buried in snow in washington, d.c. about 2 feet of snow is on the ground in the nation's capital, more than enough to close federal offices and schools today. residents around here are not used to shoveling this much >> a lot of people are not fit for the job. craig: it's dangerous. >> yes it is a dangerous job. craig: many streets in the city remain unplowed and impassable, some drivers have decided to stop and get out and walk. >> we are still in a snow emergency in d.c. and i am operating in a state of emergency as well. craig: and d.c. is not alone at , least 5 states reported getting at least 30 inches of snow. new york city has lifted its travel ban and schools are open, but many people in the outer boroughs like queens are finding it slow going on foot and on the roads. 89-year-old joe mastralla has a message for city officials. >> come down my block once in a while. craig: at the airports, flights resumed this morning at reagan n

thousands of flights already canceled and unprecedented move in washington, d.c., shutting down the transit system and the government closing early. >>> pilot arrested at the controls of a passenger plane accused of flying drunk. >>> and fighting back with a club. would-be robber picking the wrong woman to mess with. >> we do say good morning on this friday. the massive storm system expected to bring blizzard conditions to millions, well, it's taking shape right now and already causing some damage. >> let's get right to the radar.

. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the government shut down again. schools and biszsusinesses are closed. for first responders, a state of emergency. some stuck in the snow. in roundhill, virginia, an atv will only take you so far. we reached this community by foot. >> this is the only way in and out, huh? >> no plows on these streets for days. >> we feel trapped, you know. >> reporter: neighbors have shoveled their way to each other, but they have no way out. for courtney, the road was her lifeline. her 3-year-old son braden has heart disease. >> if he needs serious help, it's a matter of minutes, maybe even here, we don't have that. they can't get to us. >> reporter: the historic snowfall was expected, but for some surprise. records in maryland, pennsylvania, and new york. with all the snow came plenty of problems. roofs are down on businesses, barns, and homes. today in queens, the roads are a mess, but classes went on. school buses slipping and sliding. as much frustration here as there is snow. >> my daughter has to go to school. she has after s

thousands of flights already canceled, an unprecedented move in washington, d.c., shutting down the transitg the wrong woman to mess with.

shut down at 11:00. that's unprecedented for washington, d.c. they're shutting down public transit for the entire weekend. they're taking this very seriously, really strongly encouraging people to just go home and stay home. >> vanessa: all right, justin. we want to know what your plans are for the weekend. what are you going to do to hunker down? >> reporter: well, my car is staying right here. who knows when i'll be back. i'm going to try to hit the metro before it closes down, and we'll see how that goes. we'll see how it's running. but that's my goal, when i'm done talking to you to, take the metro on home and see how long >> vanessa: all right. you better get there fast. thank you so much for your live report. >> reporter: that's right. weather alert. >> kevin: well, he seem awfully happy about the blizzard, doesn't he? got to keep a good sense of humor in situations like that. you also have to keep safe. that's what we're trying to help you do with the know moving in and the wind and the celestial concern, too. those are the clouds over us.