being told watertown has the motor vehicle in site. >> tell watertown they have guns. >> all right. >e coming in tandem, one vehicle in front of the other. the mercedes -- there was a honda in front of the mercedes one brother in each vehicle. >> i hear officer reynolds get on the radio. shots fired. shots fired. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> i got on the gas and came down here. >> breaking news in watertown where an apparent carjacking has led police on a wild chase. >> my vehicle ends up right about where the ford is right there. officer reynolds bails out of his car and starts throwing rounds down range. >> shots fired. watertown, black pickup. >> i go i can't get it out. i make the decision to jump back in the vehicle put in the drive and jump out. i got behind that tree, officer reynolds sees me by the tree and says who is in the vehicle and i said don't worry about that right now. so we start firing rounds. as soon as the vehicle starts going by us, a loud explosion. >> 322 -- they have explosives. some type of grenades. they are in between houses down here. >> the first was s

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it's interesting you bring up watertown. so many comparisons people brought in about this and boston. michael sheehan is an nbc terrorist analyst and is chair at the center at west point. he joins us this morning. good to have you with us. >> good morning, erica. >> lester pointed out the sense in paris of could this happen again and what is coming next? this is the type of attack that for all intents and purposes seems to have been very much under the radar, despite these men being well known and being under surveillance how do they go from being well known to carrying out in many ways a stealth and surprising attack? >> erica, the french will have time to review that. they made mistakes, clearly. they were well known to they had deep ties to al qaeda. both brothers had connections to al qaeda. one convicted of recruiting people to iraq. another gone to yemen and training in the arabian peninsula. the girl was arrested for involve involvement in a plot with a 1995 bombing attack in paris. these three individuals were well k

i talked about watertown. the hunt for the boston marathon bombers. the sense of dread and sirens blaring all day. the report of someone in the subway and other hostage takings. we were in a middle of a situation and we looked out the car window and surrounded by police with guns pointing across the street. we didn't know what was going on. we're crouched behind vehicles. it turned out to be another false alarm with the overwhelming response. you will see that ratcheting down. it is still on edge here. very tense. >> understandably so. so many comparisons people have talked about watertown. lester thanks. we will check in with you later in the show. michael sheehan is an nbc terrorist analyst and is chair at the center at west point. good morning. >> good morning, erica. >> lester pointed out the sense in paris of could this happen again and what is coming next? this is the attack that seems to have been very much under the radar despite the men being well known. at some point, being under surveillance. how did they go from being well known to carry o

the brothers were cornered in the boston suburb of watertown. a firefight ensued and both brothers were injured. the police grabbed 28-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev but his 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev made his escape in the stolen s.u.v. it was reported he ran over his brother. tamerlan tsarnaev died. by friday morning, watertown, boston and surrounding neighbourhoods were in lockdown. people were told to stay home and only answer to a policeman. at sunset law enforcement found dzhokhar tsarnaev in this winterized boat in the backyard of a house in watertown. dzhokhar tsarnaev, bleeding badly, was arrested. a note was found in the boat saying that the bombings were revenge for u.s. action in iraq and afghanistan "we muslims are one body - you hurt one of us you hurt us you will." in the 20 months since the bombings dzhokhar tsarnaev has remained in custody. he has pleaded not guilty >>> president obama is back in washington after an extended winter break. he will not be there for long. the first family returned to the white house after a 2-week v

soon after watertown resident david hambry steps into his backyard.e sees a lot of blood and a man under a tarp on the floor. 8:15 p.m. authorities announce they have dzhokar tsarnaev cornered. law enforcement agents capture tsarnaev and transported to a local hospital in serious condition. >> so there you havefve the chronology. let me bring in our cnn senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. you have been looking into the family. you were there in watertown when police had the younger tsarnaev cornered in that boat. the key question did this widow, all right, then wife what did she know in the lead up before those pressure cooker bombs went off in boston? >> that has been the question brooke because when you see the tiny apartment that she was living in with her husband, tamerlan and realized the fbi believes at least partially these bombs were created on her kitchen table how could she not know. she's been very cooperative according to attorneys with the fbi all along. they have never said she was a suspect in any of this. she threw her att

in this winterized boat in the backyard of a house in watertown, dzhokhar was bleeding profusely and was arrested. the note says we muslims are one body you hurt one of us, you hurt us all. in the 20 months since the bombing, dzhokhar has remained in custody has pled not guilty. john terret, al jazeera. >> a new day has meant improving weather conditions, a race for time to recover the flight's black boxes. four more bodies arrived at the identification center bringing the number of bodies recovered to 34. 162 were on board airasia 8501. divers have reached the suspected fuselage of the airbus 320 plane. bottom of the sea is covered with mud making for very poor visibility. underwater cameras are also not working. >> translator: because the velocity of the current is two nautical miles per hour, the underwater dwees device cannot take photos. >> an international contingent of ships and planes are helping in the search. on board is high technical sensors used to comb the bottom of the sea. >> we rely on radar sonar even personnel using your eyes looking out for debris or recognizable

over 25.5 inches of snow measured in watertown. we have erie county with attempts and a foot of snow has fallen in this area. they are going to probably get the brunt of up to 6 inches more snow among the shore of lake erie. it's a cause of an sent. 123 car pile-up. we'll have more come in. sunday night into monday. we are watching the snow freezing drizzle taper off in sex as. this system is continuing to take moisture up into parts of kansas indiana, illinois and you'll get wintering sleet, snow ice coming down. temperatures already freezing. overnight into the morning hours - you could have icy road. in this area highlighted in purple. this is where we expect the freezing rain to develop as the moisture meets up with the cold air. it will take a little while to warm up. >> don't put the shovel away. >> coming up next - global awards not until tomorrow but find out why two winners are online. and it's tougher to get hired as a sanitation worker in america's bigger city than to be accepted into harvard. pa [ gunfire ] >> not a goo

. >> blackmer said to watertown to low jack and coming back to dexter avenue. >> he was standing aroundcruiser took off. >> i run to my car get into my car trying to follow those officers. i jump on memorial drive and the next thing i know i am in a sea of 40 or 50 police cars. sirens railing. plying faster than i had ever seen anybody drive. constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. >> a massive storm taking aim at the east coast. blizzard warnings in effect until tomorrow. 50 million people from pennsylvania to maine will be in the path of what could be a historic storm. some places could see 20 inches up to 3 feet of snow. winds could reach 65 miles per hour. power outages are expected. boston, new york and other cities working over time now to get a jump on the weather. meantime isis changing its demands following the execution of a japanese hostage. instead of a $200 million ransom the terr

we saw several feet of snow across parts of watertown especially east of town, you saw four feet and the stretch just north of syracuse past watertown, the tug hill plateau, that's where you got the most amount of snow. lake effect will be winding down. but look at all of the advisories that are in effect. arkansas all the way to new york city, that moisture that was in texas yesterday now riding up and over. some cooler air, so we have freezing rain advisories, even an ice storm warning for indianapolis as this storm makes its way up through the midsouth, up the mississippi river, runs into that very shallow layer of cold air and it will freeze on contact in spots, the timing of this will be later on today, tonight and in through tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. that moisture starts to get into the i-95 corridor. likely okay but the roads have been so cold because it's been so cold we're going to see freezing and back side, a little bit of snow and another plunge of cold air relative to what we had the past few weeks, not too bad. >> for the professional football playoff, the cowboys at

around 6:00 pm that night a watertown resident discovers a bloodied man hide nth boat in his backyard calls authorities. law enforcement swarm the man's yard and finally boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev surrenders, bloodied, arms raised and with a laser-guided rifle scope trained on his head, he is finally taken into custody. more than 1,000 men and women were summoned for the jury pool. deborah feyerick was in the courtroom as the defense and prosecution begin questioning them. she joins us now. what was this guy's demeanor as you saw him today? >> so interesting, anderson. he looked surprisingly relaxed. he has this long stride, swinging his arms, wearing pressed khakis, black sweater. what's interesting also, he appears -- his hair and beard is rather disheveled. he sort of is slouched in his chair, looking at the people who some of them could actually render a verdict. it's interesting to watch him, anderson. >> what about the jurors? what happened today with them? >> reporter: they filled out a questionnaire, 100 different questions, including whether they could rule in

but dzhokhar fled and was later arrested, hiding out in this boat in a watertown backyard.ar has already pleaded not guilty to all 30 charges, and could face the death penalty if convicted. many in the community are eager for the trial to finally begin january 26th. >> get this over with, get this in the past, and start anew. >> it's going to be painful, of course, to relive something so traumatic but i think-- who could handle it better than the citizens of boston? >> woodruff: some bombing survivors-- like heather abbott who lost her left leg below the knee-- plan to attend the proceedings, but are understandably anxious. >> i expect it to be emotional. i'm sure that it's not going to be an easy time. but for me it's something that i want to at least experience attending just for some sort of peace of mind, to see the person who changed my life forever. >> woodruff: the judge said he expects the trial could last as long as four months. for more on today's proceedings and the mood in the city of boston, we are joined by phillip martin, senior investigative reporter for w.g

and the lake effect snow machine is on in watertown and aswego, up to three feet of snow. and, kate, as we kick off 2015, just to note for that rose parade tomorrow, windchills in pasadena, california will be down in the 20s. it's cold pretty much everywhere. >> yeah. pretty much everywhere. dylan, thank you. >>> by now you probably know that gas prices have taken a serious dive in 2014. what you may not know is that americans saved about $14 billion on gas this year compared to 2013. that's according to aaa. and the news gets even better. in the new year aaa says we could save as much as $75 billion on gas if prices stay low. >>> we are in the middle of what could be the worst flu season in years. the cdc is declaring it an epidemic, and it is spreading. 29 states reported widespread flu activity a week ago. well, since then that number has risen by seven to 36 states. already this season the cdc is reporting 15 pediatric deaths from the flu. health officials have warned that this year's flu shot isn't very effective against the dominant strain, but they also say it's bet

lake effect snow all related expected to drop two to three feet more in buffalo while watertown to the northeast could see up to five feet as yet another arctic blast moves in to much of the country tomorrow. >>> still ahead on this friday night, free college for millions of american students. an ambitious offer that could help so many families. >>> also, the homecoming. the young woman we came to know in the fight against ebola overseas comes home to the u.s. from the front lines. >>> in tennessee today president obama unveiled the goal of a nation where everyone has not only the chance but also the means to go to college. he has a plan to put more careers on the launchpad with two years of community college tuition courtesy of the government. and while for millions of us a community college education can be the only viable option, the question is how to pay for this generosity. our report tonight from nbc's chris jansing. >> reporter: 28-year-old akita hodge is a working mom. five years ago she started a two-year program at maryland's montgomery college but had to quit because she ju

the storm dumped four feet in the watertown area, north of syracuse.ther nearby areas are blanketed with two feet of the white stuff. >>> one of the most dramatic landslides caught on camera happened ten years ago this weekend. 400,000 tons of mud and debris slid down a california cliff, killing some ten people. jasmine reports the community still is recovering today. >> it was like a big train, just coming straight at me. it was so fast. one minute i was standing and one i was crushed and buried. >> reporter: it is hard for isabel to remember where she was buried by this landslide. she was pulled from the rubble, but her friend did not make it. it has been ten years for her and family and friends gathered unumbrellas to hear the bells toll for the seven adults and three children killed. just down the highway, a bench filled with flowers and bearing the numbers of the wallet family. linda van vanderwick came to look at the sea and think about her niece and her children. why stay, with so much loss and the threat that future landslides here are inevitab

watertown perhaps into the northeastern suburbs of buffalo. much of the northeast sunny. but there will be a gusty breeze. texas, on the other hand dealing with sleet and also freezing rain. with icy traveling from san antonio northbound to oklahoma city. travel along interstate 20 and i-40 as well as interstate 35 will be slippery in spots. and later on this week, a larger storm system impacting the upper midwest, snow, sleet and rain. back to you. >>> the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has taken a new turn. lawyers have asked a federal appeals court to overturn a judge's decision not to move the upcoming trial out of the state, and denying a motion to delay his trial by nine months. jury selection is set for monday. the defense insists it's impossible to pick a fair jury in boston. >>> north korea's reclusive leader may be softening his stance a little bit. possibly ready to sit down with his neighbors to the south. in a nationally-televised new year's day speech kim jong-un said he's open to a high-level summit with the south korean presiden

the storm has dumped up to 4 feet in the watertown area, about 70 miles north of syracuse.ther nearby areas are blanketed with about 2 feet of the white stuff. . >>> so for those who dread the snow, count your blessings. it's cold, but it could be worse. >> exactly. we have zero inches of snow on the way. but we do have a storm system on the way. that is going to bring quite an issue for us as we're heading out the door on monday morning. let's get it started with a look at the michael & son weather cam. it is cold out there, but at least the wind is no longer an issue. it's 27 and the winds are out of the south-southeast at only 3 miles per hour. so there is negligible windchill out there at the moment. in our weather headlines tonight, pretty much the same story. it's going to be very cold, but the wind is no longer really causing any kind of windchill factor. then on sunday, we're going to stay dry and it gets milder. high temperatures finally getting above freezing here in the metro. rain arrives overnight sunday into early monday morning and freezing rain is likely, es

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locally, off the great lakes, we'll have around watertown, rochester and buffalo could have more substantial accumulation. back to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> to the 7-year-old girl, the sole survivor of a plane crash that killed her parents and only sister. officials say it's remarkable that the second grader was able to walk about a mile from the kentucky crash site in near freezing temperatures to find help. abc's gio benitez spoke to a state trooper. >> to see this little girl walk out of there and survive that crash -- >> just absolutely amazing. very much so. i have an 8-year-old little girl. i can't imagine her going through what this little one went through. >> i think a lot of parents in america are thinking that. >> absolutely. hug your daughters and sons. >> that officer says little sailor hoped her family was just sleeping. she suffered only a broken bone in her wrist. they hope to talk to her for possible clues about what brought the plane down. >>> nearly two years after the boston marathon bombing, a trial begins today for one of the brothers accused in the attack. lrs will st

watch as this snow squall slams watertown. radar showing nonstop streams of heavy snow ripping across lake erie and ontario. covering roadways reducing visibility. driving again treacherous. in michigan lake effect snow dropped visibilities to near zero friday, leading to this. new images from that frightening pileup involving nearly 200 vehicles on i-94. watch as car after car hits the crash site. the chaotic scene leading to one death and 23 injuries. blinding snow likely the cause. >> it's a long drive for the weather. >> reporter: in good weather, you're taught to leave three seconds for the car directly in front of you. giving you 300 feet to come to a stop. but in ice and snow first, slow down. aaa recommends eight to ten seconds of separation giving you 1,000 feet. that's over three football fields. >> if you can't see that far in front of you, it's safe to say you probably shouldn't be on the road driving. you were telling me, there's even ice in texas, so, will we see a warmup? >> reporter: the cold air all the way do

relentless lake effect snow nearly burried communities from buffalo to watertown after three days residents are still digging out this morning from over, get this, 4 feet of snow. >> oh, yikes. >> i'm telling you will. other news this morning members of the french cab knit attending historic cabinet meeting. >> nearly one machine took to the streets following the terrorist attack that killed 17 people. susan macinnis explains how the us is now responding to terror concerns. >> french president visit add synogogue in paris last night along with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the leaders gathered to reassure members of france's jewish community that the nation is safe, despite last week's three-day terror spree when two brothers killed 12 people at the satirical newspaper charlie hebdo and another killed four people at a kosher market. new video just released by french officials shows the rescue of several hostages who were held at the supermarket. all three gunmen were later killed. with the terror alert in france at its highest world leaders from more than 40 countries stood wi

the parents of 6-year-old edmond balk are suing hillman bus company and its school district of watertown. and the parents are asking for toxicology results from the bus driver and for monetary damages. but most of all, they are looking for a change. >> we want justice for him. >> we want to make changes, mostly. >> and we want to make the changes. so no family ever ever has to go through this. >> now nbc 10 reached out to hillman's bus company but they won't comment on pending litigation. we also have not heard back from the attorney for the bus company or the superintendent of schools. >>> it's 5:18. a bucks county father faces a hearing next week after he's accused of molesting two young girls during sleepovers at his home. prosecutors charged david hepsh with sexual assault. and a judge in bensalem set bail at $750,000 yesterday. both 10-year-old victims are friends with his daughter. and investigators say the crimes happened over a year and a half. they say there could be more victims and they are asking any concerned parents to come forward. >>> about 20 minutes after 5:00 now, time

we're told the lake-effect snow covering watertown, new york. it's been snowing for three days. it adds up to two feet in some places. i will not live there. it's beautiful in the summertime but -- >> remember the november snowstorm that put in 7 feet. nothing unusual for them. we have plenty of cold air around and we have just enough moisture coming our way for tomorrow morning where i'm very concerned that tomorrow morning there could be some very slippery and slidy spots around the area especially from i-95 out to the north and west. not as much of a threat in southern maryland, but you need to go ahead and back up your alarm clock for tomorrow morning. about 15 or 20 minutes. leave yourself some extra time especially if you live out or you're traveling out toward 91, or toward the panhandle. you'd never guess there's wintry weather based on this sky. but it's cold. look at the ice on the potomac. remember all the ice on the lakes and streams too thin to get on. stay off the ice. 26 at reagan national. a little bit of a breeze. the winds are nowhere near as much of a factor a

very cold air coming through will bring locally up to four feet of lake effect snow for places like watertown. still areas coming off that lake effect ban producing more than a foot. parts of michigan and into canada the intensity will are focused around lake ontario and into erie. the wind chill advisor advisories will continue. brutally cold and we'll get it as far south as texas down towards san antonio, corpus christi, temperatures down close to the 30s but it will feel like 20 to 25°. otherwise, temperatures feeling like 20° below zero in the north interior and the northeast is going to feel very cold here as well. with wind chill factors that impacts how dangerous it is to be outside for how long. john. >> all right rebecca thank you. coming up next in the broadcast the search for a paris gunman comes to a bloody end. what we're learning as far as a possible connection to al qaeda. and harry scherer in support of free speech and satire. [[vo]] rock star astronaut chris hadfield. >>everything i've done has been fun stuff. [[vo]] mind-blowing discoveries & >>it's on the edge of impossible

watertown police chief says 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev is shot and reloads four times. >> he runs out of ammunition and throws the gun at my side. >> reporter: officers tackle him. his brother tries to scatter police. >> he drags his brother down. he's under the suv and smashes into one of our cruisers. >> reporter: by sunrise friday millions in the boston area are in lockdown. >> move, move, move! >> reporter: it is listed that night. a resident calls 911. the suspect is hiding in the boat. >> he has a sniper's rifle by his head. >> he was a threat. >> reporter: after a tense stand off, tsarnaev surrenders. he is questioned by fbi interrogators and read his rights. deborah feyerick, cnn boston. >> he faces murder charges and use of weapons of mass destruct. the lawyer requested to move the trial out of boston. the judge refused. given the fact the judge here said that this trial cannot move and cannot be delayed any longer do you think that tsarnaev can get a fair trial there in boston? >> oh absolutely he can get a fair trial here. you are talking about trying to find 18 jurors

watertown was put under a shelter in place order. people were ordered to stay in their homes. police went door-to-door looking for the younger brother. it seemed like he had disappeared in thin air. hours passed. the next day turned into evening. when the governor of massachusetts finally lifted that shelter in place order, letting residents leave their homes, even though the suspect hadn't been found, just before 7:00 p.m. on that friday, a resident went outside to check on his boat that was parked on a trailer in his yard. lifted the cover of the boat, saw a bloodied body hiding there. that's how he was finally captured. the trial started this week. it started on monday in boston. there are some weird similarities here, right? two suspects, both young men, brothers, who have been radicalized to commit these gruesome acts of violence and then evade capture. if they are in that forest or if they are still in france, trying to evade capture, even if they've crossed borders and are somewhere else in europe now, one of the factors with 88,000 police officers looking for them, in

his fear is that they will find these three individuals but that it could turn into a situation of watertownrnaevs but not before a bloody shootout. is that a real fear here? >> certainly a possibility. let's take the time now almost a decade ago when al qaeda blew up a train near madrid spain, and when police went to raid the apartment complex where perpetrators were they blew up everything and killed a lot terrible terrible conclusion for this. they also might go down without a fight at all because you never know how these things will turn out. >> what are investigators doing right now? here you have this happen in paris. this is multiple hours ago. they were in a second car. you know as well as i do it's very easy to go from country to country, whether it's plane, train, bus, car. what are they doing to find them? >> absolutely. remember this attack has actually happened now over six, seven hours ago. where can you be in six or seven hours in the paris metro region? you could be in another country. if you were smart you probably had a plane ticket and you probably got on a plane and took

watertown police chief ed devoe said 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev is shot but manages to reload about four times. >> he runs out of ammunition and throws his gun at my sergeant. and he starts to run. >> reporter: officers tackle tamerlan. his brother tries to scatter police to free him. >> he drags his brother down. he's lodged under the stolen suv and he smashes into one of our cruisers. >> reporter: by sunrise friday millions in the boston area on lockdown. when it is lifted that night. a resident calls 911, the suspect is hiding in his boat. >> he's got a sniper's rifle pointed right at his head because he was still a threat. >> he was still a threat. >> reporter: after an intent standoff tsarnaev surrenders. he's read his rights. deborah feyerick cnn, boston. >> federal prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. let's bring in civil prosecutor good to sigh. and joining us from hawaii aloha to you. there you go. all right. let's talk about what is expected jury selection beginning monday. tsarnaev's lawyers tried to get this case delayed and moved out of boston. that was den

by tracking the stolen vehicle police cornered the brothers in the boston suburb of watertown. a firefight ensued and both brothers were injure the police grabbed 28-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev but 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev made his escape it was reported he ran over his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev died. by friday morning waterup to boston and the surrounding neighbourhoods were in lock down. people were told to stay home and only answer the door to a policeman. at sunset law enforcement with the help of a home owner found him in this boat in the backyard of a house in waterdown. dzhokhar tsarnaev bleeding badly, was arrested. a note was found saying the bombings were revenge for u.s. action in iraq and afghanistan. we muslims are one body. you hurt one of us you hurt us all. >> in the 20 months since the bombings. dzhokhar tsarnaev remained in custody, and pled not guilty >>> sad news for the broadcast world, sports anchor stuart scott died. the 49-year-old was a fixture at e.s.p.n. he passed away after a year's long battle with cancer. he was known for injecting catch phras

north of syracuse, into watertown. here's the radar. the next couple of hours. it doesn't change much. just streaming the moisture off the lakes. we could see three, four, five feet of snow across the tuck a hill plateau. and dangerous wind chills this morning. minus 14 is what it feels like in chicago. minus 20 in green bay. minus 18 in cleveland. more weather in a few minutes. >>> that video out of michigan is traumatizing to watch. you have been onned that road many times. >> my hometown is about 30 minutes down the highway. i have driven that highway hundreds and hundreds of times. it can be extremely dangerous in those conditions. >> be safe, everybody. >>> we want to get it over to ron claiborne with the other stories making news this morning. >> good morning to you, dan, paula, sara haines. >>> breaking news overnight in the mystery of airasia flight 8501. the tail discovered underwater on wednesday, was secured on a boat today. the rear section of the plane is believed to hold the all-important black boxes. so far, the black boxes have not within recover

somehow drawn into it because of the widespread sentiment throughout boston, the fact that all of watertown was shut down while they were searching for tsarnaev. when you look at this the defense lawyers say, it's impossible to get a fair jury. if you exclude all of these people you're left with so few jurors, not representative of the community and risk people who want to be on the jury to impose a sentence. for all of these reasons, they say there has to be a change of venue. the judge has rejected pretty handedly both of the previous requests, whether this will persuade him to change his mind we'll have to wait and see. >> it's interesting what we last covered this story, with did an informal poll with the audience whether they agreed with the claim that there's no chance of a fair trial in boston. majority of viewers said informally, again, yes, there's a serious risk of a lack of fairness in that jury pool. interesting -- >> one very quick thing we thought the opening statements would be this coming monday. court official said the jury selection is taking so long that's not going to ha

snow here across parts of new england and for syracuse you are going to be seeing snow but it's watertown that's going to see the majority of the snow. anywhere between 12 and eighteen inches of snow is expected. now, as we go towards tomorrow the areas that you see in blue and purple those are all of the areas that are going to be below freezing as we go in to and start the day tomorrow. you are going to be 28 degrees in the morning for atlanta and new york is going to be about 14 degrees, still, a big problem with the icing in the and the rain especially in the morning hourpz down here towards the south. so we are watching that cable, the lake effect will still be a major problem, and for new york travel delays could be an issue as we go towards monday. >>> until zimbabwe thousands have been displaced by flooding. the red cross says they need more money to help those affected by days of heavy rain. erica wood has more. >> reporter: walking through what's left of her village, sodden bricks and collapsed walls, this woman and hundreds of others have lost their homes and livelihood to floo

radicalized brothers the manhunt that's going through the suburbs with the helicopters that were there in watertownas darkness approaches there o and find where there could be individuals hiding. the carjacking that occurred even -- although it might be unrelated in france the police officer that was killed subsequently. so i'm looking at these things feeling like we've actually lived through this in this country before and my feelings for the parisians that are involved as boston was strong you see the resilience of paris, you see the resilience of france coming forward, but we do see the dangers back here at home because we've reasonably in proximity been through this. >> congressman, we appreciate your reflection on boston because we too, see the similarities. we see this threat. we understand we've already experienced our own version of it here. what more can we do? you've been part of these congressional conversations about these jihadists that get radicalized and the foreign fighters even returning to their home soil. what more do we do? >> today national security officials will be briefing l

watertown police chief ed devo says 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev is shot but manages to reload four times. >> he runs out of ammunition and throws his gun at my sergeant and he starts to run. >> reporter: officers tackle tamerlan and tre try to get his brother. >> he's lodged under the stolen suv and he smashes into our cruisers. >> reporter: by sunrise friday millions in the boston area are in lockdown. when it is lifted that night a resident calls 911. the suspect is hiding in his boat. he's got a sniper's rifle pointed right at his head. he was still a threat. >> we didn't know if he had bombs on him. >> referee: after a tense standoff tsarnaev surrenders. deb fayerick is live at the courthouse. my understanding is they have 1200 or so summoned? what are they looking at in terms of time for the panel? >> 1200 out of 3,000 that received the jury notices were told that it could take as long as three weeks. opening is not set until january 26th. the people have to fill out 100 questions. all of those will then be vetted by the prosecutors, defense lawyers. that could take at least t

minus 8 is what it feels like in boston, minus 18 is the windchill in watertown so everybody in the northeast really chilly. but everybody in the midsection of the country seeing temperatures well above average for the next couple of d s. 3 >> that's your weather outlook. hi, guys. >> he's over there. trust us. >> back to you. >>> coming up on "gma," doctor of deceit. a teen accused of being a fake doctor inside a hospital for a month, why didn't anybody bust him sooner? >>> plus, fight belly fat. author dave zinczenko shows me the superfoods that can help trim you down in the new year. >>> and how "fifty shades of grey" is affecting valentine's day plans this year. we're coming right back with all of the juicy details. >> i'm going to keep watching. >> i can't wait for that one. >> i know. i can't either. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by intuit quickbook, supporters of all businesses and all the way they own it. quickbooks, all the ways they own it. but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs then we've gotta put in the

minus 8 is what it feels like in boston minus 18 is the windchill in watertown so everybody in the northeast really chilpancingoey but everybody in the midsection seeing temperatures well above average for the next couple of days. 63 in oklahoma city, 74 in phoenix. >> goomorning, washingn. we're startiting out on the ld side temperatures s in the 20's but the wind chills are negligib out there s so it doesn't feel quite so bad. high pressure rigight overhead down t to the south. clouds gatatheringng over r the carolina coast tonight and rain coming our way. 48 yesterday. today chillier. temperatures in the upper 30s. tonight showers aftery knight. rain tomororrow morning. a mildeder day for monday. temperatures in >> that's your weather outlook. hi, guys. >> he's over there. trust us. >> back to you. >>> coming up on "gma," a teen accused of being a fake doctor inside a hospital for a month, why didn't anybody bust him sooner? >>> plus fight belly fat. author dave zinczenko shows me the superfoots that can help trim you down in the new year. >>> how "fifty shades of grey" is affecting valen