worcester area through central massachusetts, here is some aerial drone pictures from yesterday. amazing it can fly with the strong gusty winds we had and worcester picked 14 to 18 inches of snow. two days before the storm hit, we thought the big cities would have the high snow totals but the storm was a little closer to the coast. the other story is the miserable cleanup out there this morning. hopefully, you did a lot yesterday. windchills are in the single digits in new england and 19 as far south of atlanta. you get the picture. very cold eastern half of the country. still feels like the middle of winter. i know spring is only a couple of days away but it doesn't like we are getting any big warm-up any time soon. new york city, times square. still cleaning up. sleet was a real pain and heavy shoveling yesterday too. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence?

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in rugby union's aviva premiership, worcester warriors moved seven points clear of relegation rivalsr went over for their first try in the opening minute of the match and went on to score five more securing the bonus point before the break. bristol mustered three tries of their own but their chances of survival are slowly slipping away as they remain bottom of the table. elsewehre england number eight billy vunipola returned from injury as saracens secured a 35—27 bonus—point win at newcastle. vunipola could now feature in the rest of england's six nations campaign after playing 72 minutes at kingston park. after last night's emphatic victory over david haye in london, tony bellew has revealed he broke during the bout. tony bellew has revealed he broke his hand during the bout. the much—hyped british heavyweight showdown at the 02 ended with both fighters injured and considering their futures in boxing. our correspondent andy swiss reports. for the man who was once in a rocky movie, it really was a hollywood ending. few had tipped tony bellew and soon it was the heavier david haye pa

with the game finely poised, worcester were reduced to 1a.made the extra man count, running in three more tries in the second half to seal the victory. elsewhere, saracens are still in with a chance of a top two finish in the league, thanks to a bonus point win over bath. scotland winger sean maitland scored one of their three first half tries, five more followed in the second half. chris ashton scored two of them to wrap up the 53—10 victory. saracens stay third in the table, nowjust a single point behind second place exeter. scotland beat sweden to win the bronze at the world women's curling championship in beijing, as canada took gold. skip eve muirhead and her team won 6—4 against sweden and muirhead was delighted with such a strong team performance, with the winter olympics in pyeonchang coming up next year. i'm looking forward to the olympic games. great britain we still have a selection to happen so everything is not certain. but we know that great britain has a spot. we have secured our spot britain has a spot. we have secured ourspot

let's take about a 90-minute drive northeast to worcester, massachusetts.ere cnn's brynn gingras is today. forecasters, do they expect most snow to fall where you are, but it's really the wind that is causing problems there. >> reporter: oh, yeah, absolutely, jim. worcester is the first city in the state of massachusetts the national weather service declared a blizzard happened here. that is that thick heavy snow about a foot here in worcester, and then those sustained winds. actually, this flag up here is not blowing too crazy right now, but that has been my focal point the last several hours. the flag is blowing right, left, some times wrapped around the pole. it is blowing through this area and we're getting heavy, heavy wind gusts from time to time. i just heard miguel talk about it in connecticut. that's what we're about to experience next. that is the next fear for emergency management. it could can you have p come on top of this foot of snow. then more snow later on tonight making it difficult for the plows to get their work done. same concerns with

. >>> there's also a crash in worcester on valley forge road around water street road. and the p.a. turnpike looks great. drive times still into the green, 22 minutes eastbound from route 1 headed to valley forge. remember that construction going through the midcounty toll plaza. the e-zpass express lanes still closed until around april 10th. there may be delays moving in that direction. are good. i'll have updates on that and mass transit when i come back. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> 4:38, heading out, bundle up, it feels like january. th have winter-like cold. temperatures in the teens and 20s this morning. good news is we'll see bright sunshine and much less wind than yesterday. so, it will be warmer. it will feel warmer. it's going to be a nice spring day. but typically below normal and it's going to stay below normal with the temperature as we head into the evening. light winds, clear skies this evening. and the temperatures will be coming down back in the 30s. 25 that philadelphia. 25 degrees at 8:00. look at the warmup, into the middle 30s at noon.

first, chris is live in the middle of it all in worcester, massachusetts. what is it like right now? >> reporter: today's storm experience really depended on where you were. here in wore chester, it was a full on blizzard. the national weather service said more than three hours of heavy snow, high winds and also, low visibility. we have at least 13 inches of snow on the ground here at worcester at this point. schools were closed. they'll be closed again tomorrow. in other places, places like boston where they expect upwards of 20 inches of snow, that didn't materialize. the storm stayed toward the west and that means boston about seven inches of snow. it was still rough going. many people staying off the streets. schools will be closed again in boston tomorrow noflt where near what they expected. same story in new york. new york expecting 20 inches of snow ochblt got six or seven inches of snow instead so the schools will be back open in the big apple. we'll go back to you. >> thank you very much. wasn't as bad as expected in boston and new york and most ai

it's our drone camera in worcester, massachusetts.igging out this morning from the nor'easter of 2017. it's so nice from on high? down low not so much. wading through the slush. >> the storm, obviously, is still topping our look at today's stories. cleanup underway across the northeast, while major cities like new york and philadelphia were spared the worst of the storm. other spots got up to three feet of snow. at least two deaths are being blamed directly on the storm. it impacted air travel all across the country with more than 6,000 flights canceled tuesday alone. >>> a leaked portion o tax return making headlines this morning. it shows he reported $150 million in income that year. and paid $38 million in federal taxes. during the campaign, mr. trump was the first major party nominee since richard nixon to refuse to release his tax returns. >>> hundreds of twitter accounts were hacked overnight. images of nazi symbolled posts on the pages. pro turkish hackers are suspected. and coming up we'll have a closer look at new concerns ov

the record for snowfall during march on one day in worcester, 15.8 inches. we already have about a foot of snow on the ground here. so that record is certainly in jeopardy of falling here today. airports are a mess, mostly shut down flights in boston. 400 going in, 400 coming out. all cancelled. people here hope to have things back to normal tomorrow as this storm moves out. but we'll see. that's the story in worcester, massachusetts. >>> the news continues right now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5:00, ten inches of snow in some parts of our region. >> for some of you the the ongoing efforts now to restore power as downed trees continue to cause problems. >> and our snow stick challenge. pat colins is is live with look at some of the entries for his st. patrick's day contest. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> we wanted it, we got it. now get ready to take a temperature plunge. first up, cleaning up from the storm that created quite a mess all over our area. hello, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. this region has seen a little bit of eve

this is what so many are waking up to in worcester. homes and cars buried under a thick layer of snow. not just this street. take a live look from our drone, so much of this community, much of this state looks just like this. we are five days from spring and buried in snow. overnight, more sleet and snow from a publinishing storm pumm l pummelling eight states and 70 million people see. one week it's warm, next week blizzard. >> reporter: with parts of the northeast buried under 2 feet of snow and ice the roads were deadly and dangerous. in new hampshire, a teenager lost her life after losing control of her car. in connecticut, an elderly man killed by a plow, while another driver flipped over in upstate new york. >> it's really bad. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, an 80 mile escort by the national guard to rush a 2-year-old to the hospital. a half-dozen students injured after a school bus rollover on slick roads. a tractor-trailer jackknifed on a boston bridge. homes were covered in ice, our team in the middle of it all. >> i'm here in

a blizzard in worcester. reminder that winter isn't over yet. >> for those hit by cold temperatures in all that snow, the weather it's going to help today. the temperature will stay below freezing across so much of this state. while it is white in cities like worcester, in big cities like washington, d.c. and new york by the coast, they were spared for the most part. doesn't really help the folks though here, who are waking up to all this snow. back to you guys. >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> the storm is still having a major impact on air travel coast to coast after the cancellation of thousands of flights. how are the airlines getting back on track? gabe gutierrez is at laguardia airport for us this morning. good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. the airlines are scrambling to catch up. at laguardia, they're up and running but there are virtually no lines behind me. the challenge today will be rebooking all of the stranded passengers. on tuesday, there were more than 6,200 cancelled flights across

we're in framingham right now about halfway between boston and worcester making our way to worcesteruse worcester is the area which meteorologists are predicting will take one of the biggest hits. this is i-90, the massachusetts turnpike. perhaps the busiest highway in all of massachusetts. not today. officials warning people to stay off the roads with good reason. because when many woke up this morning it wasn't too bad here in massachusetts. the snow didn't start picking up until around 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. and once the snow started it's been intense falling about 2 to 4 inches every hour. this rest area here in framingham, nobody here right now. you can see it's pretty much a ghost town. i-90 because they've been ahead of it, they've had hundreds of pieces of equipment, thousands -- tens of thousands of tons of salt put on this road, it's relatively clear given the conditions. but, still, officials warning no reason to be on these roads. stay home and most people are. all the schools in this area shut down. many businesses closed as well. the other big thing we're dealing with, kate,

month of march here in worcester.trees, they are budding out because it was so warm in february. for some reason, chris, february and march decided to pull a switcharoo. >> we're having trouble adjusting psychologically. i am curious when the worst will be over where you are? >> i think we've got until about 7:00 p.m. tonight with this. here's the other thing, too. the worst of the wind is still to come. we'll have winds gusting higher than this. so will boston. power outages i think going forward will be an additional threat to this area because the low is still south off of jersey shore right now. >> tom costello, your 15-second advice to people whose flights have been canceled. >> reporter: the good news is, you can change your ticket without a change fee. i met a couple here from chile who weren't being rebooked until friday. they are driving to miami hoping to catch a flight from miami to chile. >> wow. tom costello who is at an empty laguardia airport, jim cantore where he's happy to be, this i know about you, a

with the game finely poised, worcester were reduced to 1a, winger bryce heem shown a red card for taking more tries in the second half to seal the victory. saracens also beat bath 53—10. that's all for now. the head of britain's biggest union, unite, has said thatjeremy corbyn should be given 15 months to see if he can improve labour's poll ratings. len mccluskey is standing for re—election as the union's general secretary. mr corbyn says labour is ready for a general election if one is called. meanwhile, mr corbyn has said he will oppose the government's plans to change european laws without full parliamentary scrutiny when they become part of uk law, because of brexit. the government wants to include the powers in its great repeal bill. more details will be published later this week. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has the story. what are we? we are europe! some still might not want it, but brexit is beckoning. the majority voted, and the government is about to start the formal process. parliament will see the historic moment this week, followed by details of the government's

bristol, who have only won three matches all season, sitjust behind worcester, seven points from safetyin the pro 12: ulster held their grip on fourth place with a hard fought 27—17 win over newport gwent dragons. it was a tight game at rodney parade but three tries for ulster, the pick of them from full back jared payne, was enough to see them over the line. hot on ulster‘s heels in the table are llanelli scarlets. they scored four tries tonight in their bonus point win over edinburgh. including two from fly—half rhys patchell. 26—10 the final score. it's been a busy night in rugby league's super league and we have a new leader in hull fc. but at the other end of the table, things have gone from bad to worse for bottom side warrington who've lost every game this season, beaten tonight by st helens 31—6. this the pick of saint's five tries, adam swift finishing off a lovely run which started from inside st helen's own half. so confirmation of that score and the night's other results. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup. she has not be

worcester, horseshoe drive around valley forge road. >>> breaking overnight, a first look at presidentst expected to send to congress later today. the plan calls for funneling more of your tax dollars to the military. katy, tell us about this. >> tracy, as you said, the military comes out the winner in this budget plan while thing like medical advances, legal aid for the poor and vets suffer. including less funding for foreign aid and cuts to the state department and the environmental protection agency. the epa will have programs as well as 3,000 employees and you the president's plan. he is infusing the dsebillions of dollars plus putting money into the u.s./mexico wall. this budget plan will be made public in less than a half hour from now. a more robust complete program . so far, key republicans have come out saying they do not support the president's plan. i have reached out this morning to all six senators from our area. i'm waiting for a response back. you can read more about the president's budget proposal right now on the nbc10 app. katy zachry, nbc10 news. >>> police in lower

but the game finally poised, worcester we re the game finally poised, worcester were reduced to 1a.otland winger scored one of the first three first—half tries. five more followed in the second half. saracens stay third in the table now, just a single point behind second placed exeter. world number one dustin johnson is behind second placed exeter. world number one dustinjohnson is leading against his japanese opponent. the american isjust against his japanese opponent. the american is just one against his japanese opponent. the american isjust one up against his japanese opponent. the american is just one up after 11 holes and consistently sinking long putts. britain putts adam yates is meant placed. he claimed his second title in this event crossing the line first. he won byjust over a minute and the seven stage competition. chris crum had to settle for 30th place. can you have dominated at the world cross country champion chips in the ugandan capital. in the men's race, adding to his world half marathon title, won gold. for a long comet would like it be denied by the home favouri

don dahler in worcester, massachusetts, where ice is now a serious problem. don, good morning. >> reporter: it really is. good morning. power has largely been restored here in worcester and now people are having to dig out from the near blizzard-like conditions that slammed into this city yesterday. this gives you an idea of what people are having to deal with with the more than one foot of snow that the high winds blew around frmtd the snowfall may have been less in parts of new england on tuesday but that didn't stop chaotic and deadly conditions. >> literally zero visibility right now. >> reporter: this tractor trailer managed to stay upright. >> you have to be careful and considerate of everybody else. >> reporter: john said he prepared for a 36-hour shift. is there anything about this storm that is hardsome. >> keeping up with it. they restored power for those who lost power because of the storm. in winter vine, this tree snapped in half. >> going through the attic and through my daughter's bedroom window. >> reporter: about three people died in new engl

you are from acton down in worcester. a teacher strangled in an apartment who we now know is in an illegal alien. you talk about protecting these families -- how much time have you spent protecting people like that woman and her family? now that she is dead? h >> first of all, worcester's not too far away from my district, i feel horrible for the family. it's important to remember in reading theam fact about how thy found mr. melendez is that it was local police, it was the district attorney with the dna evidence. i.c.e. was not involved withth catching this person. it was a case of old police work were able to capture this person. >> tucker: he should not have been here in the first place. he was an illegal alien. there is no dispute on that. if he hadn't been here, he would not have murdered this woman. encouraging him to stay here, i'm not accusing you of complicity in the murder, but i'm just saying you can kind of see than connection here is a human being. what would you say to her parents? sorry? >> where disagree w

done daler is in worcester, massachusetts where ice is now a serious problem.d morning. >> reporter: it really is. good morning. power has largely been restored in worcester and people are having to dig out from the near blizzard-like conditions that slammed into this city yesterday. this pile gives you an idea of what people are having to deal with with the more than one foot of snow that the high winds blew around. the snowfall may have been less than expected in parts of new england tuesday, but that didn't stop chaotic and deadly conditions. >> literally zero visibility right now. >> reporter: on boston's zakim bridge this tractor-trailer managed to stay upright after spinning out across several lanes. >> you have to be very careful about the other people on the road, not yourself. >> reporter: over 800 plows worked to clear boston's city streets. john manly said he prepared for a 36-hour shift. >> is there anything about this particular kind of storm that makes it especially hard for you. >> just trying to keep up with it. >> reporter: over 600 electric co

again, up to 24 inches in parts of boston. 16 in worcester. 12 inches over in boston. we are expecting this storm to whip through the area. they are concerned about what the governor called killer cold, a front system that could bring heavy snow and bring down power lines. it could leave hundreds of thousands of people. the governor warned everyone to please stay off the road. only emergency personnel should be outdoors going through the conditions. they are expecting a treacherous day here. we are at the start of the storm system. we expect this light snow to become incredibly heavy and gusty winds upwards of 60 miles an hour. stephanie? >> all right. let's look at this for a moment. middle of march. i'm sitting across from a fancy fifth avenue boutique that is showing spring and summer dresses. there's only one man to ask about this weather. it is bill karins. bill karins is inside with the forecast. people are ready for spring break and summer dressing. i have ski goggles on, sitting in a bed of snow. >> ridgewood, 20 miles away from where you are. there have been c

gin gin is live in worcester, massachusetts.the piggest concern where you are as the snow is still falling? >> reporter: well, erin, you said it, ice. that will be a major concern heading into tomorrow morning. right now we're getting a sleet and rain mixture and that's piling on top of about a foot of snow in worcester. i talked to an emergency management official and he told me he would gladly have more snow than this mix of ice and rain on top of the snow but a not only is it harder to plow through but it's a lot more treacherous for drivers, especially when the temperatures drop into the morning hours. i have to say, though, earlier today, whiteout conditions. i just want to show you this clock tower because it's a good reference point for us. this tower earlier today, we could not even see it. we drove here from boston and slipped several times and there were cars on the highway. it was in that bad of a condition. there was one related in massachusetts east of us or west of us, a plow actually was trying to get over some tr

we're not seeing any big problems or delays because of that, worcester, there's a crash, watch for this around valley forge road around water street road. remember that around the mid-county toll plaza. e-zpass express lanes are closed. again, that construction will be until april 10th. we'll keep our eyes on that and i'll be back with mass transit in about ten minutes. >>> a season of transition. you're going to call it as you walk out the door. >> that's a nice way to put it, all right, bill, give us the worst of it. >> this is the worst of it. it is cold outside. camelback mountain saw snow showers yesterday. that's out of the picture for today. but the cold is spread across the area. this time yesterday, we were in the 40s. running much colder this morning. 20 degrees colder in philadelphia. look at the teens in pottstown. and in the mountains, it is 12 degrees for mt. popocono. >> but there's a little bit of a breeze. feels like 12 in allentown. and wilmington and dover. there's plenty of cold air to start with this morning. we will go to bright sunny skies. this afternoon, we're h

tonight, to give you some perspective, we've launched our drone over one neighborhood in worcester with more snow in the forecast when neighbors wake up, they'll have to dig out of several inches of snow just to make it outside of their front doors and once they do, lester, they'll have to dig out their cars. meanwhile in pennsylvania, late tonight there was an 80-mile escort by the national guard to get a 2-year-old child to the hospital for an emergency operation. what a day. lester. >> what day. just a few days until spring. miguel almaguer, thanks. >>> the most dramatic impact from this storm may be on travel both in the air and tracks. amtrak suspended train service as the big airlines canceled more than 6,000 flights today. another 900 already canceled for tomorrow. nbc's tom costello is tracking it all for us. a major effort to get things moving. >> reporter: at new york's big three, an all day effort to clear thousands of tons of snow with nearly every incoming and out going flight canceled. the busiest air space in country last week and today emptied out. chinese student was wa

the sister's funeral will take place at worcester funeral home in clementon tomorrow. >>> a man hit bywo vehicles in mill creek delaware last night has died. police haven't released the identity of the 53-year-old. the incident happened on kirkwood highway near green bank road just before 9 o'clock. police say the first driver fled the scene. the second driver stopped. officials say the victim was not walking in a crosswalk and was wearing dark clothing. >>> 18 former prison inmates now have skills to better their communities and themselves. today they graduated from the pennsylvania horticultural society's reentry boot camp. mayor jim kenney was at the headquarters in center city to congratulate the graduates on their hard work. the four week intensive program trains former inmates for green jobs. they spent that time in the field learning skills on landscaping, tree and plant care and equipment safety. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf joined city officials to break ground today on a new low income apartment complex in strawberry mansion. 55 homes will be built on this site allowing

there's a crash at worcester at valley forge road. watch for that. you'll be detoured around there.at, actually. really light in that 12 minutes southbound from the and speeds in the 60s. >>> this morning, we're following breaking news overseas. police in say they've made several arrests in connection with yesterday's terror attacks that left five people dead and dozens more injured. innings to, seven people are in custody after a series of overnight raids. yesterday, the attacker plowed into cars for people walking on stabbed a police officer to death just inside the gates to parliament. >>> happening overnight, the health care bill heads for a vote. today, lawmakers will died if obamacare will stay on the books or if it will be replaced with a republican plan. matt, what do we know about how local lawmakers will ?

their funeral will be tomorrow at the worcester funeral home in clementon. >>> now a story you firstaw on fox. the fallout continues tonight from that controversial tweet made by a drexel university professor who is no stranger to roughly link fell feathers. professor george ciccariello maher suggested his safety has been threatened in the wake of his tweet about a uniformed servicemen and drexel student is now actively trying to get professor fired. bruce gordon joins us in studio. bruce, twitter is going nuts on this. >> report roar oh yeah, absolutely, dawn. this is a tiny bit representative sample our military fights for his freedom to be disrespectful. he needs to spend sometime in a war zone. i guess we need to boycott drexel. and one more. drexel university professor george ciccariello hates the soldiers who defense his right to spew hate. boy scott drexel for hiring him. the real activity the real backlash, well that's coming from campus. most of the handful of students we found out and about on drexel university's soggy campus mid spring break hadn't even heard about ciccari

wasps look to be extending their lead at the top of the table — they‘ re currently leading worcesterre third but a bonus point win over bath today will reduce the gap on second placed exeter to a single point. they've ran in three first half tries — scotland winger sean maitland with the third just before half time. 20-10 20—10 lead with half an hour left to play. tennis and world number 11 johanna konta is just starting her third round match at the miami open. konta was taken to three sets in the previous round but is playing pauline parmentier of france who is ranked 46 places lower. the match is under way. it is one game all in the first set. that is all for now. keep up—to—date on the bbc website and the gymnastics. more in the next hour and i will get my maths right! thousands of russians are on the streets of moscow and other cities to protest against corruption. the protesters want the prime minister — dmitry medvedev — to resign over corruption allegations. several people have been detained, including the main organiser — the opposition activist alexei navalny. a short while

bristol are currently seven points from safety behind worcester in second from bottom. winger charlie sharples scoring the only try of the match so far. meanwhile in the pro 12 llanelli scarlets looked to get their top four hopes back on track at home to edinburgh. they could finish the night in the top four if ulster lose at newport gwent dragons. ulster ‘s leading 20-17. and gwent dragons. ulster ‘s leading 20—17. and in super league, warrington wolves are looking for their first warrington wolves are looking for theirfirst win of warrington wolves are looking for their first win of the season at st helens. 18—0 down at half—time. saints have scored three tries. this is the pick of them, finished off by adam swift. warrington pulled one tribe back a few minutes ago. the other scores so far, huddersfield giants 12—20... that's all the sport for now. an employment tribunal has ruled that a self—employed cycle courier for the firm excel was actually "a worker". andrew boxer argued that he was entitled to one week of holiday pay based on his work for excel. the tribunal s

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volume him we're hoping we don't have as many stalled vehicles as yesterday, but there's one in worcester township horse shoe drive at valley forge road. we have delays on the wilmington newark line and paoli thorndale line is expressing, the weather is not helping us on the rails. >> reporter: the windchill is in the teens. 37 degrees is the high. tonight's low, 22. normally for the of time year we would have a high of 53. not just today, but the entire seven-day period we're below that. saturday it's a touched milder, 47 degrees. showers around, not entirely dry. sunday, 46 degrees, and and clouds and brisk. today's high, 37. >> someone donated $24,000 worth of marijuana to a goodwill store in washington state. workers found four pounds of pot inside a cooler. recreation marijuana is legal in washington state, but the amount is 60 times over the state limit. police posted the image on social media. surprise, surprise, some people are staking claim to the stash online, but no one has come looking for it in person. >> welcome back here the top stories, a man driving in delaware said ice f

worcester, you get all snow. maybe 20 inches of snow. for places like albany and l lancaster and western pamarylan you will see all snow. the rain/snow mix will be the limiting factor for your snow. the closer you are to the coast, the more rain mixing in. the less snow you get. if you are 50 miles away from the coast, west of toms river, west of asbury park, that is where the big snow will be. atlantic city and toms river all the way down, you see the rain mixing in. you may not see anything on the ground. a mucky mess. >> the only reason to be outside if you are a weather forecaster like you or you are going to have a baby and going to the hospital. >> reporter: or snow plow guy. we want them out here. >> all right. thanks, chad. >> 1,600 snow plows in the new york city area. the area poised to shatter snowfall records today. the all-time mark for march is 16.5 inches back in 1888. >> we have alison kosik on the roads for us with more on the current conditions. tell us whethat you are seeing there. chad is saying the further out is whe

. >> reporter: places like albany and worcester taking the brunt of mother nature's attack.hile in manhattan -- >> the storm in the new york city area is not as bad as anticipated. >> reporter: but it's not good either. the city will see about eight inches of snow, half of what was expected. still, things are a mess here. snow and ice has pushed people off the normally packed streets and sidewalks. airports across the region are empty too. more than 6,000 flights have been cancel. the rough conditions leaving millions with a choice. >> it's either a nightmare or a lot of fun. >> reporter: perspective, perhaps the best tool for dealing with this arctic blast. with this littlebr people coming out here to central park, taking a look, getting a view of what they don't see too often, snow on the ground in time of year with spring just under a week away here. now, we've seen crews trohrought the day trying to clear things out. they'll be cleaning up for the next several days. back to you in that warm studio. >> thanks, jay. appreciate it. >>> from new york to northern virginia, we

the two girls' family had lay them to rest on saturday at worcester funeral home in clementon. both baby girls ended up unresponsive signed a home last wednesday. investigators are looking into how they died. >>> philadelphia police now have a suspect wanted for two food truck robberies. police are looking for 24-year-old brahim hinton. he held up the food truck owners at gun .2 weeks ago. first happened on 45th and walnut. he got away with 500 bucks. the second was on 34th and lancaster. he also got away with cash. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> he dressed up like the joker but what cops say he did is no joke. >> cash just laying on the sidewalk. of course people grabbed it. they may want to gift back after the news we found out. >> hotdog horror a warning about hotdogs that might just be poison. >> kathy? >> we have a slow start for the morning rush, but later this week watch out. >> how did this happen? a car lands on a boat? what? >> yeah. ♪ imagining open your mailbox and finding creepy letters from someone who claims they're not just watching you but watching your house.

let's look at worcester. this is after yesterday's storm dumped 2 feet of snow and some sleet slammed some towns. that frozen mess is hard to clean up because it's also really cold there. at least the sun was shining there today. >> three men in oregon lucky to be alive after a landslide took out the car they were riding in you can see the car buried amongst the trees on the side of the road. the spill measured 75 feet wide, 150 feet long. all three men inside the car are okay. they did not get injured. >>> still ahead tonight, a white house hire freeze is having an impact right here in philadelphia. tonight the historical sites now closed. >>> and video you have got to see. what happens when gators cross the road? the story behind this video straight ahead. what do doctors from leading cancer centers in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancercenter.com/eastern cancer treatment centers of ame

. >> in worcester, the snow is two feet deep there. if anyone is happy, it's those clearing the snow. >> the flooding is gone but the nor'easter left its mark on the jersey shore. on the left, that rough surf that battered the shore this time yesterday. on the right major beach erosion. >> nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg is joining us live from laatlantic city. >> we have a lot of erosion, quite a bit along the coast. these dunes were already in rough shape from previous storms. this one did further damage. but officials along the jersey shore are telling me it could have been much worse. >> reporter: lee sylvester's lunch break always includes a look at the beach in north wildwo wildwood, a day after the nor'easter the damage was clear. >> they put extra sand here, and then it washes away. >> reporter: powerful waves carved giant cliffs into those protected dunes. they were also damaged in january's coastal storm then repaired, though officials say the erosion this time wasn't nearly as bad. >> we didn't have any sit

their funeral will be tomorrow at the worcester funeral home in clementon. >>> turning now to president donald trump's first 100 days. former national security adviser mike flynn is now seeking protection for his testimony about russia' meddling in the 2016 presidential election. fox's garrett tenney has more on the investigation. >> reporter: another white house over shadowed by the investigations into possible conclusion between members of the trump campaign and russian agents. >> any comment on michael flynn, mr. president? >> reporter: president trump was so tight lipped on twitter. backing former national security adviser mike flynn's request for immunity in exchange for his testimony before the house and senate intelligence committees about possible ties to the kremlin during the 2016 electi election. >> i don't think congress should give him immunity f there's an open investigation by the fbi, that should not happen. i also don't believe actually the president should be weighing in on this. >> reporter: adam shift the ranking member on the house intelligence committee said more w

a little bit more in boston, and to the west of boston, worcester, massachusetts, about a foot and halfnches as we go far west in bethlehem, pennsylvania. want to show you the current radar loop. this is come right up the coast. snow totals we are expecting from now until it's all over. less than an inch here, less than an inch in boston but in burlington, another ten to 16 inches. that would put them around 30 inches. don't tell anyone in burlington this wasn't a big storm. forecasters say the storm could drop more than a foot in burlington, vermont. i want to show you here, for travelers, it's been a nightmare. this is in dallas and washingto washington. think starting to get back to normal at dulles international. the delays could ripple for days. there was some fun, case in point. pennsylvania, this woman snowboarding down a hill in her backyard. nice work. she was about 65 miles north and west of philly. dana, america's dog makes a cameo here we happened to spot jasper. she was in central park today. was she there unattended? >> dana: she is a he. i've got to get you a calendar and

are in western massachusetts, if you're in connecticut, hartford, providence, all the way up to worcester

worcester massachusetts is expecting 16 inches as the storm moves out. the snow is falling at a rate of 3 inches per hour. strong winds are expected up to 60 miles per hour. and the storm brought heavy rain to parts of virginia and richmond. a number of trees fell and they took out several cars. look at that. there are reports of downed trees throughout the state. >>> live team coverage of the major winter storm continue. in about five minutes drew smith is down the shore. that's where flooding has left behind a wet mess. at 4:25 keith jones takes us through some of the best pictures of the day taken by you, our viewers. 4:30 penndot crews try to clear major roads before tomorrow morning's commute. at 4:45 harry hairston has a warning about snowstorm schemes showing up at your door. and 4:55 the impact on the first state. >>> take a look at this. a porch collapsed in west philly. this all happened just after 11:00 this morning. everyone here evacuated safely. investigators are still working to find out if this collapse was weather related. such a mess th

. >> and we go live to worcester where we're watching miguel almaguer. getting better or worse pore you? >> getting worse, ali. we've been out here all morning. we had really light snow earlier today. now we're having more of those blinding whiteout conditions. over the last several hours, plows like this one have been going up and down streets here, trying to clear the way. as you just heard from state officials here in massachusetts, this is the major train station here. as a matter of fact, just a few moments ago with the strong gusty winds upwards of 60 miles an hour, they lost power here. so that's part of this unfolding story here. as you can see, there are still some folks here who are out on the road but these are becoming blinding, whiteout conditions. on the ground i'll show you we've got a couple of inches before we hit concrete down here. we're expecting more of that snow to continue to fall to intensify through the day. this is the beginning of what's expected to be a bigger surge in this storm system. we're bracing for more inclement weathe

stella is joining us from worcester, massachusetts. you hear all of this concern about wikileaks, julie massage, and edward snowden and the leaking of this information. i have not heard one word about were hiredhers who exclusively by democrats who have held top security, top security clearances that have been accused of stealing secure government material, data, who have criminal backgrounds who had top security clearances. working for the democrats. i have not heard one thing about that on any of these talkshows or any in-depth investigations. these people made over $5 million of taxpayers money. they have gone back to pakistan with not even a care and i would like to know why. host: stella, thank you for the call. and forfor democrats are outside of the united states, we have a line. this is a tweet from one of our regular viewers -- one has to wonder why whistleblowers do not feel safe reporting to our government. perhaps they do not feel safe in in -- in doing so. america is more vulnerable today than ever before. let us go to tom

at the worcester funeral home in clementon. both baby girls were unresponsive inside a home last wednesday. investigators are looking into how they died. >>> turning to president trauma pops first 100 days in the white house the white house is blaming conservative for the failure to push through the house gop backed health care bill. the white house will be all about action with mr. trump pl planning to sign series of new executive orders. fox news correspondent joel waldman has nor from washington this is will save lot of jobs. [ applause ] >> reporter: president trump signing a few new labor and education bills into law today aimed at rolling back obama error regulations. but the president must also deal with fallout from another bill he won't be signing any time soon. the gop backed plan to repeal and replace obama care after it imploded friday. the white house downplaying the black eye suffered by the president. >> we're at the beginning of a process. i don't think we've seen the end of health care. most people have notice

. >> -- and paula from worcester, ohio, and dr. chen as well. and this is the demonstration of your support. the stories that you tell are so eloquent. the story that the cbo told yesterday was so clear. under the affordable care act, the -- the number of people without insurance was cut in half. under the proposal of the republicans, the number of people uninsured will not only grow to where it was before the affordable care, it will be more people uninsured. hippocratic oath is do no arm. they are doing harm with this bill, not only if it passes, which hopefully it will not, but in the fear that it is instilling in people. stress is the last thing anyone needs when they are sick. and this bill is causing great concern, stress and fear for so many people. so save my care. i love the title because it's about each individual's possession of their care, their health, their future. we know what the cbo said yesterday. stunning to think that they are taking $600 billion in a robin hood in reversal -- reverse robin hood stunt. $600 billion from the p

worcester, you could see 18 to 20 inches. hartford could be a jackpot at 16 to 20. to 16. if new york city gets 18.1 inches of snow, it will be a top ten all-time snowstorm. also, the biggest march snowstorm in history was back in 1888. that's the one you see famous pictures in new york city of, that would be 2 inches of snow, 22 inches of snow. here's the timing at 7:00 a.m., to just about this time tomorrow, the really heavy snow over the top of new york city, philadelphia, d.c. should be tapering off a little bit by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and very heavy snow in areas of eastern pennsylvania. by the time we get to the noon hour, the really heavy snow hudson valley, that's when it is over the top of new york city. that's when it is over hartford. boston it looks like from noon to about 6:00 p.m. is the heaviest for you. tapering off in new york city and philly by 6:00 p.m. i don't think there will be a lot of people commuting in those areas because of such heavy snow. a lot of people will be stuck at home. >> bill, the real question is, are we getting you live

down to albany, new york, down the hudson valley to trenton and back over to the hartford area to worcester and the mass pike to portland. boston is not under the blizzard warning. here's the map, snow quickly overspread all of the northeast and new england overnight. now we are watching it through southern vermont and new hampshire. the really heavy stuff is situated in pennsylvania and northern new york, northern new jersey, into the new york city area. and that messy sleet/snow mix from d.c. to baltimore and philly, that's cutting down on your predicted snowfall forecast. this red is 18 inches. interior sections of the northeast, this is about as big as a snowstorm you'll get. and that's where we have the most significant travel impacts. but d.c. area had about two inches of snow and sleet overnight. i think you'll only end up with more snow on the backside. baltimore, four to eight inch. philly, six to ten mixing in with sleet. mount pocano, 24 to 30 inches. new york city, we lowered you to 8 to 14 as you get a mix throughout the later portions of the morning. and finally boston and pro

the sisters funerals will take place at worcester funeral home in clementon saturday. >> we have learned a man who was shot and killed at a new jersey turnpike service area yesterday tried to run down a trooper. you saw it here as breaking news at 4 o'clock yesterday. officials say five troopers were in the middle of an undercover narcotics investigation when one of them saw the ma and using heroin. they've identified that man. investigators say he hit two troopers as he tried to drive away from the service area. another trooper opened fire when he turned toward him. >> a funeral was held this morning for a tuskegee airman also a medal of hasn't nor recipient. family and friends said their final goodbyes to john harrison jr. harrison was one of the original tuskegee airmen flying escort for heavy bombers during world two combat missions. he received the congressional medal of honor from president bush. harrison was 96 years old. he'll be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >> the buds word today in washington is immunity. it's what former national security adviser michael flynn