. >>> the next video coming out of waverly, ohio. this is a different look at a fire. this is surveillance footage from inside the emmitt house, it's an historical building you can tell it's a restaurant/bar type of area. as the video picks u you notice enforcement officers and to just as they get in they get a warning from the waverly fire chief ordering them out of the building and not a moment too soon. you see the second story of this building collapse just moments after these two officers walk out of this building. that's because that second story was on fire. the blaze, the destruction, caused that second floor to give in. and these guys had they not got an order from the fire chief could have been harmed if not killed from this collapse. >> you couldn't even tell that the building itself was on fire. it looked like everyday business. >> you're right, it looked like they were waltzing around the bar. >> people had an emotional attachment to this building and it's very difficult to see it go up in flames. in fact, this fire caused nearly $2 million worth in damage

over a foot, 15 inches in waverly, new york. boston with almost 10 inches, buffalo with 7.4. new york city with 4 inches. speaking of ice, philadelphia, we saw the pictures of all the power outages and trees down. a third of an inch of ice coating on the trees and branches and power lines. temperatures will stay cold over the next several days. so all that became slush today will become ice tonight. black ice will be a problem. roads that haven't been treated and sidewalks. this is through saturday. the temperatures remain pretty cold. even though the sun will be out over the weekend. then there's that weekend storm we're talking about. it'll start to develop over in the southwest between thursday and friday. as energy moves in off the pacific coast. they'll be getting snow here across the rockies up towards denver. then that energy moves into the central plains and the midwest. snow will begin in st. louis and chicago on saturday morning. and then it will start to move eastward. now, you've probably heard talk about a big storm with three feet of snow in the northeast. there