he was making a drug deal on a live newscast in worcester? >> worcester. >> in massachusetts. is that an italian guy on youtube? >> that's more racist than a political cartoon from the 1900's. go ahead. >> thank you, sir. >> see if you can see it going down. it is very subtle. >> most of the people who have been doing this for a longtime and remember 1978 understands how to deploy. the problem is people can only onlyplow for so long and work for so long. >> of course, it is impossible to know what item is being exchanged. it could have been car keys between the two individuals. it may not have been drugs at all. i believe we have tape of a smoother drug deal. that was pretty smooth. nobody ever expects drugs from a cat, anthony. should those two go to jail not for dealing drugs or buying drugs, but for being idiots? >> have you ever been to worcester? this may have been the most exciting thing that happened all week. in the age of drug de criminalization you have to make it more exciting and dangerous. you need to seek out the news camera. >> extreme drug dealing. >> it is wor

>> have you ever been to worcester? this may have been the most exciting thing that happened all week. in the age of drug de criminal ization you need to make it exciting. you seek out the news camera in the middle of time square to do the handoff. >> it is worcester? >> yeah, worcester. that's how they say it. >> i had no idea. i actually don't think it makes me a better person. you know what is interesting about this, watching it, jesse, you deal drugs behind the dumpsters at friday's and you have advice for these gentlemen. >> i give them away. it is a tax loophole. >> the posture is always the same. >> i used to open for cosby. >> what did you just ask me? >> whatever i had. >> well, i don't know if you saw what was going on at the bottom of the screen there people of worcester, but maybe if you were not closing so many public schools you wouldn't have that many of your youths on drugs. >> i want to laugh, but -- >> is this true? i don't know anything about massachusetts. >> it is the weather thing. they closed all

a tractor-trailer and a car collided along the northeast extension in worcester township montgomery countythe crash happened in the southbound lanes just before 6:30. there were no serious injuries "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has his eye on road conditions tonight along with many other drivers in chester county. >> reporter: late into the evening the snow still continue to do fall in paoli. as far as roads are concerned, take a look. they are wet but they certainly are clear. it was a snowy slushy mess that kept contractors busy throughout the night in chester county. most of the accumulation into the evening hours here was in the parking lot and driveways. >> it's been snowing since about 1 o'clock. hasn't stopped since and we constantly trying to keep up with it. we're kind of falling behind imcaylee had the pressure of brushing off the snow off her car after working all day when she drove to work from elkton maryland she worried about the ride home. >> when i first crossed the border into pennsylvania is when it first started to snow into snow from rain and it was mostly sl

interior sections, the worcester area, hills of central mass can get over a foot. >> what's the timingwhere? >> tomorrow. >> rain in the morning turning to snow in the afternoon. >> thank you. >> what about travel back? >> travel back no problems. thursday looks great. macy's parade in new york city no problems at all. >> never coming back again. get a good look now. this is it. all right. coming up, the very latest on overnight protests in ferguson, missouri as missouri's governor takes more action to try to control the chaos. however first we'll go there live for another check on what's happening on the ground as dawn is about to break there. >> those of you who are watching tonight understand that there's never an excuse for violence, particularly when there are a lot of people in goodwill out there who are willing to work on these issues. on the other hand, two are only interested on focusing on the violence and just want the problem to go away need to recognize that we do have work to do here. and we shouldn't try to paper it over. >>> the most significant challenge encountered in

in the boston suburb of worcester, massachusetts.going to be like for much of the country. >> good morning to you, jose. i have to tell you, we arrived in boston yesterday and it took us three hours to get to where we are in worcester, which is about 40 miles west on the massachusetts turnpike. that gives you a sense of the sheer volume of people trying to get out before this storm hits. the national weather service has a winter storm warning from 7:00 this morning until 7:00 in the morning tomorrow thanksgiving day. they issued these warnings when they expect 6 inches or more of snow in 6 to 12 hours. in boston, it's in the mid-40s now. that means they're only going to get the bulk of the rain. here in worcester, it's above freezing. we've been out here since about 7:00 in the morning. the conditions are getting worse. this is where they're going to see the worst of the snow. accumulation could be up to a foot. welcome to washington square. behind me beautiful union station. in a population center of about 180,000 people. 30,000 stu

a tractor trailer and a car collided along the northeast extension in worcester township montgomery countythis is eyewitness cam video from the southbound lanes around 6:30. there were no serious injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinn nope has his eye on road conditions tonight along with a lot of other drivers in chester county. >> the late into the evening the snow still continued to fall here in paoli as far as the roads are concerned take a look. they are wet but they are certainly clear. it was a snowy slushy mess that kept contractors busy throughout the night in chester county. most of the accumulation into the evening hours here was in the parking lots and driveways. >> it's been snowing here since about 1:00 o'clock. it hasn't stopped since. we constantly trying to keep up with it. we're falling behind. >> kale hal the pleasure of brushing off snow off her car after working all day when she drove to work from elkton maryland she worried about the ride home. >> when i fir crossed the border into pennsylvania when it first starred to turn into snow from rain. it was mostly

fell in worcester.hat tough heavy snow that forms into ice that's not fun to play with. really hard to drive and be out here. we were out here last night because that wind was coming in from the northeast. i want to show you, we're in washington square. sun is up. as you see this clock, the face of the clock that's facing the northeast is completely caked with snow, a lot of pelting sleet and freezing rain fell last night. but the side of the clock that's facing south is completely clean. we talked a lot about if you watched any of the storm coverage that dividing line being the 95 corridor, anything east of that you'll see rain, west of that you'll see that snow mix and heavy snow and that played out here in massachusetts. boston the national weather service recorded just under two inches of rain. out in the berkshires we saw over a foot. what's unfortunate a lot of people are waking up without power, a quarter of a million people across 22 states. here in massachusetts, 24,000 without power on this th

. >> good morning, chopper 16 live over breaking news here in worcester township over the northeast extensionod news to tell you about, karen had been watching this, because a jackknife tractor-trailer caused a slow down in the southbound lanes. things are getting by and they have moved that and she will give you more in the next traffic report. >>> there's a settlement in the death of the only person to die of ebola in the united states. thomas eric duncan's family will get an undloalsed noon -- undisclosed settlement from pretty bad health texas hospital. >>> "action news" has learned the name of a driver who was killed in the lehigh valley, he died when the cab of his tractor-trailer roll on its side near route 22. he was on the eastbound ramp to 33 south. that ramp was closed for four hours after the crash. >>> new at 6:00. remembering the montgomery county teenager who was killed two years ago. those who gathered called for justice for the driver who hit him him the vigil honored 16-year-old tim pasiello. he was trying to cross the road when he was killed. the driver faces vehicular homi

and in massachusetts, there were 20,000 at a rally in worcester. so they were not just in the south. i'm from michigan, so i have a couple of articles from the grand rapids press. one of them shows, in 1925, on july the 4th, 3,000 ku klux klan from around michigan marching through the main street of grand rapids. if you're ever in grand rapids, that would be one of the last places you'd assume the klan was. even a bigger rally happened in jackson, michigan. i'll try to get the date here. july the 4th, 1924. they held an enormous gathering of klansmen throughout all the state of michigan. there were 100,000. there's a picture of them. and i want to read a little something. the one photo many of you have probably seen in your history books when you were growing up, or in your kids' history books, in high school or junior high, are the pictures of the klan marching down pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c. well, a reporter was there that day, a reporter for the baltimore sun, a very famous man. this is what he said. i have his quote coming up. the

for now, no major delays out of worcester, but if you're flying into boston, winds will start pickingfternoon. so definitely expect a turbulent ride. back to you. >> okay. thanks for that. >>> there's a lot going on this morning. and here are some of the things we thought you should know. the environmental protection agency is announcing a new proposal to cut down on air pollution. the agency says this morning it wants to limit ground-level smog to a range of 65 to 70 parts per billion. right now it's at about 75. the epa says it would help prevent asthma, premature deaths, e.r. visits and missed workdays. >>> same-sex marriage bans in mississippi and arkansas have been struck down. u.s. district court judges overturned those bans yesterday ruling they denied guarantees of equal protection for gay couples. they can't yet get married, though. the rulings are on hold for appea appeals. >>> festivus could be a holiday under a new law and some are not happy about it. the law gives public employee two unpaid days off for religious reasons but doesn't define religion. one city council presi

a winter weathered a sizery this morning from parts of worcester, massachusetts, to parts of pennsylvaniathe southeast, tortured by severe storms overnight. all the warmth feeding on up. washington, d.c., today, could be record warmth. buffalo, new york, the last place that needs that. rob marciano, extreme team member, has been there all weekend. how are the folks doing? >> can you imagine what the folks here are going through? over seven feet of snow. diggingut from that roofs collapsing. and now this. this is buffalo creek, now a raging river. taking ice and snow downstream, jamming it up. residents being told to move at a moment's notice. there are over 700 national guard troops here. red cross has additional shelters on standby. temperatures in the 60s. the snow will continue to melt. the rivers will continue to rise. this storm pumping up the heat, lit have big winds. high wind warnings. the trees already weakened from the heavy snow could be coming down. we might see power outages on top of this today. >>> the nor'easter is sure to cause problems for thanksgiving travelers all over