sister station in new york shows us what it's like on long island. >> reporter: storm moved on, sun went down and winds are picking up. wind chills could go below zero. that's a concern. all of this could freeze over. and road crews will be helpless to deal with it. after 20 minutes of pushing and shoving, backward and forward, freedom. >> outstanding. if you like snow. >> reporter: storm swept across long island on gale-force winds and blasted most communities with more than a foot of snow. driving dangerous with near whiteout conditions middle of the afternoon. >> definitely for real, serious storm. >> pretty bad. >> reporter: works for bang's towing. 18-hour day. >> plow trucks are getting stuck. towed so many cars. everybody on the highway is getting stuck.

are moving back home to long island. [applause] and they are going to build a $1 billion hockey stadium at belmont racetrack. that's how much they believe in long island. [applause] gov. cuomo: we have with us the owners of the islanders, scott and john. would you please stand? let's give them a round of applause for believing in new york. [applause] gov. cuomo: thank you. and nikolai.calvin let's give them a round of applause. thank you for being here. [applause] gov. cuomo: welcome back to long island. in new economy is growing up state. we cannot allow the federal tax plan to derail our progress there. the regional economic develop and counsel has done a great job with 6300 development projects underway. every region has seen a drop in unemployment and underemployment. this year, we will start by continuing the programs and theg cashless tolling to new york state thruway system because we should make it faster and cleaner, the way it is working so well in downstate new york. [applause] we have new projects -- it willc

are moving back home to long island. [applause] gov. cuomo: and they are going to build a $1 billion hockey stadium at belmont racetrack. that's how much they believe in long island. [applause] gov. cuomo: we have with us the owners of the islanders, scott and john. would you please stand? let's give them a round of applause for believing in new york. [applause] gov. cuomo: thank you. we also have calvin and nikolai. let's give them a round of applause. thank you for being here. [applause] gov. cuomo: welcome back to long island. in new economy is growing up state. we cannot allow the federal tax plan to derail our progress there. the regional economic develop -- development counsel has done a great job with 6300 development projects underway. every region has seen a drop in unemployment and underemployment. this year, we will start by continuing the programs and bring cashless tolling to the new york state thruway system because we should make it faster and cleaner, the way it is working so well in downstate new york. [

island, long island under a blizzard warning as is boston as is coastal new jersey up towards connecticut and maine and that is going to be the case throughout the day today and it is going to be daytime, people are urged to stay off the roadways, you saw what happened in buffalo with a few inches of snow on the pavement and people don't know how to drive. just essential workers need to be out there. we want to make sure first responders have a clear path if they need to be out there. snow is starting to wind down. this is a very powerful system. you have heard bombohgenesis, the pressure will drop 24 mbar in 24 hours, that might double. for a very powerful system blizzard warnings unaffected for millions of folks to maine including boston and here is the forecast radar. we are going to see an excess of eight inches in new york city, some places could see 12 to 18 inches so listen to your local forecasters and we will keep you up-to-date. i will be busy in the plasma. i expect the snow to fly within the hour. >> stay inside all day and watch janice dean, that is what people should do. tha

watching commuters bracing for it on long island. jillian: the department of homeland secretary opening the door for negotiation saying the trump administration would consider a pathway to citizenship for daca recipient as donald trump says he will not make a deal without funding for a border wall. will we see compromise? the white house columnist, thank you for joining us. before we get into the possible options here can you talk about, donald trump will come to a compromise on this because he feels strongly about that border protection. >> it is a big deal if this deal could be made, premised on the insistence that a wall must be built, that is a signature campaign promise of his. will we see a wall? republicans are skeptical, there may be strengthening of border security without a 2000 mile wall. >> let's get to possible protections for daca recipient starting with a pathway to citizenship. explain what this would be, the most generous option. >> after some process, people who are not beneficiaries of daca become united states cit

across eastern long island. they'll begin to expire across northern new england at about 4:00 in the morning. as for additional snowfall 2 to 4 inches still possible here in boston on the back side of this storm. down east maine could see about 4 to 8 inches before all is said and done. the concern will shift overnight to the gusty winds. they'll continue to usher in the coldest air we've seen this season. and for those folks who have lost power in the storm, it is going to be a major concern going through the weekend. lester? >> dylan, thanks, hang in there. >>> we'll turn to the new record high on wall street today. the dow finishing about 25,000 for the first time. stocks continuing to soar. good news for your 401(k). nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent has more on what it means for your money. >> reporter: the dow flying by another milestone at breakneck speed. >> there it is. dow 25,000. >> reporter: the dow has now skyrocketed from 18,500 the day after president trump was elected, and jumping a th

across eastern long island. they'll begin to new england at about 4:00 in the morning. as for additional snowfall 2 to 4 inches still possible here in boston on the back side of this storm. downeast maine could see 4 to 8 inches before all is said and done. the concern will shift overnight to the gusty winds. they'll continue to usher in the coldest air we've seen this season. and for those folks who have lost power in the storm, it is going to be a major concern going through the weekend. lester? >> dylan, thanks, hang in there. >>> we'll turn to the new record high on wall street today. the dow finishing about 25,000 for the first time. stocks continuing to soar. good news for your 401(k). nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent has more on what it means for your money. >> reporter: the dow flying by another milestone at breakneck speed. >> there it is. dow 25,000. >> reporter: the dow has now skyrocketed from 18,500 the day after president trump was elected, and jumping a thousand points in just the last five weeks, crossing 25,000 today. this record tying the f

everyone we know is from long island. the news that we received -- the announcement yesterday was absolutely devastating. i think we were kind of anticipating it. for the past few months, we have been living in the state of fear and anxiety. ,ut actually hearing the news it is a nightmare for us. amy: what does it mean? >> to as a means our sense of protection, our sense of security, all of that is going to vanish. amy: your accounts would be sent back in 18 months? >> that risk -- it is very possible. it is very possible my two parents who have been living here since the early 1990's, working and contributing here on long island, it is very possible they will be sent back to a country they have not visited in over 20 years. amy: what would happen to the three e of you? you are u.s. citizens? >> i was born here as were my two sisters. on our parentsch for not only financial support, but emotional support. i think a lot of things that me and my sisters are able to accomplish in life, whether it is school or work, it is bec

everyone we know is from long island. the news that we received -- the announcement yesterday was absolutely devastating. i think we were kind of anticipating it. for the past few months, we have been living in the state of fear and anxiety. ,ut actually hearing the news it is a nightmare for us. amy: what does it mean? >> to as a means our sense of protection, our sense of security, all of that is going to vanish. amy: your accounts would be sent back in 18 months? >> that risk -- it is very possible. it is very possible my two parents who have been living here since the early 1990's, working and contributing here on long island, it is very possible they will be sent back to a country they have not visited in over 20 years. amy: what would happen to the three of you? you are u.s. citizens? >> i was born here as were my two sisters. on our parentsch for not only financial support, but emotional support. i think a lot of things that me and my sisters are able to accomplish in life, whether it is school or work, it is becau

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forstrong islanand" is slang long island, new y york. it grew out of what may surprise people, a grew out of ththe very vibrant hip-p-hop scenene that s located and still generates artists out of long island. "strong island" for kids and for is a term that has always been used to refer to this place where kids from t the to the suburbs, but still wawanted to hang on to a papart off theirir urban herita. that is where "strong island" come from. amy: tell us the story of your family. talk about what happenedd in 192 to your brother william. >> in 199292my brother and h his girlfriend got into a car accident. my brother negotiated with his girlfriend and the mechanic who hit her car that the shop would prepare it -- repair it if his girlfriend did not report the accident to the insurance company or the police. monthsrward about two later, on april 7, after my mother and i brother's girlfrfriend picked up the car from the g garage, they y brougt home and work followed home, frankly, by someone on the garage, he went to the garage to confront

island, new york, in 1992. the killer was questioned by police, but never charged. this is the trailer to the film. stumbled out of the garagee and ininto the yarard. >> i said toto the officer, whee is my son? i want to be with my son. >> you lie on the grnd, buet throh h your heart andnow you willever seeour sists agn, your mother, your father. that was the beginning. >> did noteel that t were

long island to new york, so road conditions getting worse. when all told, six to ten inches expected to fall through the course of a day, and up to a foot or more in boston, and what is being called the bombogenesis, it's leading to near hurricane force winds, we are talking 50 and 60-mile-per-hour winds and blinding snow. we are seeing the snow blowing sideways, so dangerous conditions. authorities are warning people to stay off the road as much as possible. if you have to travel, try to use mass transit. there are several more hours of snow to go. following that snow, as you mentioned, even more bitter cold. new york and philadelphia expected to reach 3 degrees down to negative 7 in boston. >> athena jones braving the bombogenesis. let's go to jennifer gray in the weather center. what do things look like? >> it has rapidly intensified as we talked about yesterday, and now the northeast feeling the affects. here's the radar, athena right outside of new york and you can see the heavy snowfall around long island as well. all snow basically fro

forstrong island" is slang long island, new york. it grew out of what may surprise people, a grew out of the very vibrant hip-hop scene that is located and still generates artists out of long island. "strong island" for kids and for is a term that has always been used to refer to this place where kids from the to the suburbs, but still wanted to hang on to a part of their urban heritage. that is where "strong island" come from. amy: tell us the story of your family. talk about what happened in 1992 to your brother william. >> in 1992, my brother and his girlfriend got into a car accident. my brother negotiated with his girlfriend and the mechanic who hit her car that the shop would prepare it -- repair it if his girlfriend did not report the accident to the insurance company or the police. monthsrward about two later, on april 7, after my mother and i brother's girlfriend picked up the car from the garage, they brought it home and work followed home, frankly, by someone on the garage, he went to the garage to confront the owner. name

this is a snow day for eastern long island where we could see upwards of a foot of snow. boston upwards of a foot for you. bangor, maine, up to 18 inches. it is a quick mover and will be out of the way by this evening. however, the winds are still going to be blustery and difficult to get out there and travel. and as i mentioned they have just suspended all of the flights at jfk airport behind this, melissa. the coldest air we've seen so far. my concern is we're going to have power outages along the coast, right? and when we're dealing with forecast lows below zero like we are going to on saturday, that will be really dangerous, perhaps deadly. people need to know where their warming centers are. check on the elderly and kids and pets and make sure everyone is warm and inside. >> for people watching this in other parts of the country it has a different feel to it. it is whipping around you. it is not like a normal snowfall that can be delightful and no big deal. this is attacking you as you walk across the street. >> a true blizzard, a true nor'easter and one of the stron

island. --la operacion comenzo como una investigacin de trfico de narcoticos pero culmin con el arresto de ms de una docena de sospechosos, entre ellos uno que se encontraria en custodia por conexin con la muerte de un joven hispano. --cristina navarrete nos tiene los detalles. banner james madeline take pkg nats asking suspect question sin tener una palabra que decir con esposas y fuertemente custodiado apareci victor lopez de 28 aÑos arrestado en conexin a la muerte de angel soler, una de las mas recientes victimas abatidas por la temida pandilla ms-13 en long island. nats larger group walkout sucesivamente salieron encadenados de pies a cabeza ms de los 12 arrestados el da de hoy. fuentes de la autoridad aseguran que todos los arrestados son hombres, en total la operacin culmin con 17 sospechosos miembros o asociados de la pandilla ms-13, recibiendo cargos oficiales. entre uno de los acusados esta el un lider regional de la pandilla del noreste. james hunt- agente especial de la dea 15-25

jersey shore, six to ten inch of snow, long island, 8 to 12 plus inches of snow. less as you go to the northwest. you get away the storm center so a winner to storm warning in fek for the jersey turnpike and through the five burroughs of new york and the hudson valley. winter weather advisory to the northwest and see a couple of inches of snow. the morning commute is going tab mess not because of the snow but because of the wind i will have a detailed look at the within try forecast coming up later on. bill? bill: thank you, dan. all right. i with president to check win ashley johnson who is at the salt mountain in new jersey. salt crews get ready to make the roads passible. ashley, what do you got for us? reporter: bill, just look at this mountain of salt behind me. the ocean county road department says here out of the river garage. 4,000 tons of rock salt on hand which is expected to be put to god use with the massive winter storm known as a bomb cyclone on the way. the national weather service issued a winter storm warning from 9:00 p.m. wednesday through 7:00

dos de los detenidos en long island son seÑalados como sospechosos de asesinar al joven de 15 aÑos, Ángel soler en el 2017 en el condado nassau. >> igual que el gobierno federal rompiÓ la mafia que casi no existe, necesitan usar eel cÓdigo federal para, cierre estÁn a una persona, arrestan a toda la estructura. blanca: segÚn las autoridades, lÁseres internacionales de la mara salvatrucha no sÓlo estÁn en latinoamÉrica sino en paÍses como australia y corea del sur. ilia: los quÍmicos usados para fabricar detergentes con los que se lava la ropa, pueden resultar mortales si llegan a ser consumidos por los humanos. los fabricantes lo advierten en las etiquetas y los mÉdicos lo certifican pero jÓvenes osados creen que esto es un juego y estÁn haciendo retos en internet. lourdes: y hemos oÍdo hablar de la ballena azul el reto que motivaba a los jÓvenes a suicidarse. el reto de hielo y sal que les provocaba serias quemaduras. y ahora ha comenzado otro peligroso desafÍo. el de comer detergente mientras se estÁ conectado o en lÍnea con otros jÓvenes. " adolescentes tratando de s

i'm in new york on the south fork of long island on my way to the beach community of southampton. a viewer wrote to me about her father, whose childhood hobby became his lifelong obsession. he wanted to share his strange collection with the world after he died. his heirs want to honor his wishes, but is the world even interested? ♪ >> my name is linda munn. in 2011, my father, my father, orson, passed away, leaving the family one of the largest collections of its kind, along with the monumental challenge of carrying on his legacy. >> linda has invited me to her parents' country home. hi, linda. i'm jamie. >> jamie, it is such a pleasure to meet you. >> so great of you to invite me here. you wrote me. you said you had something really strange. >> i have something very special to show you. >> all right. i'm ready. shall we go in? >> come on in. >> yeah. in here? >> yeah, just walk straight

aquÍ en long island, la mara salvatrucha ha matado a mÁs de 25 personas en los dos Últimos aÑos. las familias de dos de las vÍctimas fueron invitadas a escuchar el discurso del presidente. >> nosotros tambiÉn trabajamos con jÓvenes que llegan acÁ huyendo de violencia, huyendo de pobreza extrema. blanca: la hermana de blanca asiste a la misma escuela de las niÑas asesinadas por las maras en long island. >> trump estÁ usando la muerte de dos a niÑas para avanzar con su polÍtica. no todas las personas indocumentadas somos criminales. blanca: franz tufo es una soÑadora. no poder ayudar a sus padres a permanecer en estados unidos. >> un insulto a nuestra comunidad. un juego polÍtico. no tuve nada de esperanza en escuchar sus palabras. blanca: en esta comunidad se sigue muy de cerca lo que dicen en washington porque saben que los toma como ejemplo de un problema y por lo tanto quiere saber quÉ ofrecen como soluciÓn. ilia: un tren de la compaÑÍa amtrak en la que viajaban congresistas, entre ellos el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, paul ryan, o contra un camiÓn

on long island, the real feel is negative 2 and that is not the worst of it for some of the areas we are looking at. we have real feels in the negative teens in some places. behind me, a lot of the snow removal, the scene being repeated all over long island, new york, new jersey, you name it, they use in on the atlantic seaboard. i want to show you some snow totals and scenes of what is happening in new york city where you are, you probably heard central park got 10 inches, 9.8 to be exact, many areas on long island got 15 inches of snow and that will make the indication of what sanitation workers deal with citywide and regionwide. in boston residents are bracing for freezing temperatures, they got 18 inches of snow with hurricane force wind, historic coastal flooding which caused the evacuation of some stranded people. >> they came up to the front door, he put me over his shoulders and put me in the car. >> almost completely underwater and water coming in the back door. >> reporter: airports up and down the east coast were hammered with cancellations and closures. you have seen pict

young people coming over the border, ms 13, killing young women in long island, new york? >> again, it is just plain that he ise rhetoric trying to blame us for what david just explain. there are many different reasons why there is violence in this country. he obviously left aside the violence that why people have generated in this country. a lot of terrorist acts. the majority of them being done .y white people in this country to become it is really offensive that -- to me, it is really the when heat described children. we are working with a young man in a detention center in tacoma. he came from el salvador precisely escaping gang violence. he came as a minor. as soon as he turned 18, he was sent to the detention center. he already won his case. the u.s. government decided to court,his winning in immigration court, and they still kept him in detention. he still detained, along with another young man that we are working with that won his case from all seven were under the condition of torture. the u.s. government apappealed s case. in november. he is still detained right

intensifying along long island. still a lot of questions how much snow we get to washington, d.c., philly. even new york. here's the advisories. blizzard warnings continue for maine down through boston. cape cod. all of the eastern half of long island. blizzard warnings. jersey shore. down through ocean city. and all the way back through norfolk and virginia beach. raleigh. winter weather advisory. here's the snowfall prediction map. there's two elements of this storm primarily. mostly going to be a big huge windstorm. we have had many snowstorms like this before. snow is not -- it's more of affects more people. not really going to cause that much hardship to a lot of people besides delays in your daily activities. snowfall forecast. notice d.c., baltimore. only about an inch. maybe two inches. nuisance type stuff for you. philadelphia around two inches. new york city around 4-6 range. kind of on the edge of the heavier stuff. once you feget to purple all th way to red. the real story is going to be with winds as we

young people coming over the border, ms 13, killing young women in long island, new york? >> again, it is just plain that he ise rhetoric trying to blame us for what david just explain. there are many different reasons why there is violence in this country. he obviously left aside the violence that why people have generated in this country. a lot of terrorist acts. the majority of them being done .y white people in this country to become it is really offensive that -- to me, it is really the when heat described children. we are working with a young man in a detention center in tacoma. he came from el salvador precisely escaping gang violence. he came as a minor. as soon as he turned 18, he was sent to the detention center. he already won his case. the u.s. government decided to court,his winning in immigration court, and they still kept him in detention. he still detained, along with another young man that we are working with that won his case from all seven were under the condition of torture. the u.s. government appealed his case. in november. he is still detained right

heavy snows not just locally but as you get up into long island and the cape. we'll talk more about that but they are really going to be hard hit in parts of new england. very windy this afternoon. 28 and then we are just in the bitter cold here friday and saturday. and every flake that fell overnight is going to stick around right through the weekend as temperatures don't warm up until early next week. erin, how are roads. >> ♪ >> [inaudible] >> that's a problem. can you hear me now? oh, wow guess it got stuck in the middle. damascus secondaries are especially slippery so use caution there. right now we have a crash 50 eastbound at east-west highway blocking the exit ramp to 410. looks like a vehicle spun around. watch for slick conditions. seeing a lot of problems on the roads as you make your way out. 95 northbound at the truck scales still dealing with a crash blocking the shoulder. slick conditions from virginia. fredericksburg on through, 14th street bridge, lighter volume, reduced speeds everywhere. please use caution. metro buses are still dealing wit

that's a live look at the roads in long island. schools are closed across the northeast. 15 states in the storm zone. >> as you can imagine our team is spread out up and down the east coast and ginge us off outside our studio here in times square so, ginger, what is the latest? >> so here in times square it's started. my eyes are already watering and you can see a little bit of slick snow. this is only the beginning, guys. this whole day most of your thursday going to be full of snow and ridiculous wind and then eventually ridiculous cold. now, this thing, you've heard the term bomb. that's been the meteorological glossary for almost 40 years nearly bombing out now meaning we've seen 20 millibars drop and the pressure gradient in six hours this. is rapidly intensifying. snow flying from north carolina to maine at this hour. those blizzard conditions and warnings for that go all the way from new jersey and virginia up along the coast including parts of massachusetts and maine and that is where we have to start this morning by going

some areas up to 4 inches on long island .it's still snowing. as a i mentioned, some of the roads went untreated because they weren't expecting that much and they're trying to play catchup. a lot of school delays are likely shortly. southern new england, 3 to 4 inches in connecticut. coating of snow last night went through pittsburgh, central pennsylvania, raleigh there's been some snow. so it's cold enough that this is sticking, especially on the secondary roads and on the grassy surfaces. as far as additional aa accumulations, just like abdon h from philadelphia to new york city. d.c., almost done with this. so we're calm and quiet through the middle of the country. very nice. still cold in minneapolis, but not as bad as yesterday. this time tomorrow morning, have you heard this yesterday? the super blue blood moon will be taking place and it's a lunar eclipse. so it's like the past -- i don't know, it's more. it's called a super moon because it's a little closer than normal. it's a blue balloon because it's the second full moon we've had this

soon, it will be 750 men, 1 woman, and a newborn baby. 15 miles away in the long island town of riverhead is suffolk county's other jail facility, the riverhead jail also housed about 750 inmates, but it holds both men and women, including sabrina. >> being nine months pregnant and being in jail is not fun. it's really hard. one of the hardest things i've ever had to do. >> there's no special treatment, no extras, no, they used to give extra mattresses. they don't have pillows, so it's like there's nothing that helps you. >> the birth of her baby only days away, shuck plans to take advantage of a new law that allows inmates to raise their newborns for up to one year. after she gives birth at a nearby hospital, she and her baby will be taken to the facility where recent renovations include a brand new nursery. >> inmate shuck is going to be the first female inmate with her baby. >> we have everything you would need for a baby even if your home, because obviously, the baby is a civilian, we have to treat the baby as we would any other baby. >> i don't want to be pregnant anymore. >> shuck w

island. the bomb cyclone the thing intensified so rapidly we saw the blizzard like conditions for the day. now the storm system moving in. they will have to deal with the 60-plus miles per hour wind gusts and the snow as it moves away us. the threat of blowing snow through the overnight hours and we have to deal with the free freeze the slush on the roads may become ice and buy early tomorrow morning. already many schools decide to delay and close and continue cleaning things up. beyond the snow, brutal cold to look ahead to in the upcoming weekend. a look at that he that a little bit later in the show. but first let's go to ashley johnson who has a look at things going at the shore today. ashley? reporter: new jersey governor chris christie declared a state of emergency for the entire state as the bomb cyclone wreaked havoc along the i-95 stretch. new jersey state police tweeted and responding to 254 motor vehicle crashes and 554 motorists including spinout, flat tires and breakdowns. the oc

long island iced tea corp., the old ticker we should say, long island block chain. superimpose that over the dow, up 338 points. goldman had first problematic q4, does that worry you? >> the banks are going to do well because their net interest margins will continue to be good. trading shops are different than high interest rate environment, they're carrying position that is difficult. goldman is not a bank, they are investment bank, i wouldn't compare them to a b of a. liz: big financial. >> i'm not in it. i know it will be at 5,000 tomorrow again. liz: nice to be you. >> thank you. liz: robert wolf. closing bell 17 minutes away, folks you will witness 26,000. we do have speaker, former speaker of the house when the democrats were in control, nancy pelosi, who is at the bob dole medal ceremony. look at this packed rotunda, folks, there isn't an inch to move. this to honor the former kansas senator, kansas congressman and war hero. fighting with the allies in italy. wounded terribly, came back and devoted his life to public service. bob dole being honored today, pre

laura engel is on long island. how is it looking over there? >> hi there, melissa, looking like this. everywhere you look huge mountains of snow can be spotted all over long island after yesterday's storm dumped up to 15 inches in some areas. we're seeing this everywhere. the problem now is the deep freeze. it is one thing to remove this stuff when you can shovel, plow and sweep. quite another when it turns into a big block of ice and freezes in place. these will look like icebergs tomorrow. we also want you the take a look at what the pavement looked like this morning before day break. we shot this. huge sheets of ice to try and walk on and drive over, super, super dangerous stuff in parking lots and on roads making for treacherous conditions for sure not to only navigate but stand on while digging out. a few people say it's bitter cold but it was time to get out and get supplies. >> the roads are pretty clear. they plowed. i worked so hard on the driveway last night but i won't let it go to waste. my daughter has to go to work. so i went out.

become a passion for orson munn when he moves from manhattan to long island as a little boy, says his widow, pat. >> he came out here because he has ill health. the doctors felt that he should be in the country. >> orson's chronic ear ailment often keeps him confined in his room. >> that's when he started playing with soldiers on a tray in his bed. >> were they substitutes for friends? >> i think that they were. >> orson iii says his dad kept building his armies through prep school, princeton, and law school. then orson decides, rather than collecting troops, he'll become one. >> he was in the navy during the second world war, and he actually lied to get in because he was stone deaf in one ear. but he felt it was his obligation. >> after the war, orson returns home, marries pat, starts a family, and launches his career. >> father said, whatever you do, don't go on wall street, but he did anyway, and he was very, very successful. >> the family lives in new york city but spends weekends here in southampton. it's around this time that orson's toy-soldier recruitment begins to ramp up. >>

so 48 inches here in the city, parts of long island, eastern long island could get upwards of 18 inches. up towards boston and new england. then, of course, the winds, this storm system is very strong. very strong wind field. already 49 mile-per-hour winds. this storm hasn't even gotten its act together and we are already seeing at least tropical storm force winds. as you mentioned blizzard warnings have been posted coastal north carolina up towards delmarva, parts of new jersey, long island, up towards boston and maine. so blizzard warning, meaning the conditions are deteriorating. we're going to see visibility less than a quarter of a mile. and wind gusts in excess of 35 miles per hour for the duration of at least three hours. this storm is going to be with us throughout the day today. so that's why nonessential workers need to stay home. people need to stay off the roads. we're going to see a lot of snow and a lot of wind really for the next six to 12 to 18 hours. even witwhen the storm is done e are going to be dealing with the potential for very strong winds. look at these snow tot

some lightning over long island, parts every connecticut. indicating the possibility of thunder snow. just to make things even more interesting, then they already are, and seeing just heavy snow, really long island getting pounded this morning, and all along the new jersey coast, as well. and we are seeing high snowfall amounts, especially, in southern delaware. but, many areas, close to us, have experienced also, some heavy snow, there is the thunder snow that we were talking about just to our north. even in the city, sustained winds, out of the north, at 25 s 24 degrees feel like eight, and here is some of our visibility values. how little you can see outside. half mile at philadelphia international airport. quarter mile in wildwood. and zero at atlantic city, international airport. so plan on snow throughout most of the daylight hours. specially if you're at the shore. i think that for us here in philadelphia it, will start to wind down shortly after lunchtime. sunset time 4:50. that's your planner for the day. plan on big mess, dealing w

last may, he commanded an operation to track down gang members on long island. his team has arrested nearly 400, including more than 220 ms-13 gang members. and i have to tell you what the border patrol and i.c.e. have done, we have sent thousands and thousands and thousands of ms-13 horrible people out of this country or into our prisons. so i just want to congratulate you, c.j. you're a brave guy. thank you very much. [ applause ] and i asked c.j., what's the secret? he said we're just tougher than they are. and i like that answer. now let's congress to extend to you and all the people in this great chamber, we have to do it. we have no choice. c.j., we're going to send you reinforcements and we're going to send them to you quickly. it's what you need. over the next few weeks, the house and senate will be voting on an immigration reform package. in recent months, my administration has met extensively with both democrats and republicans to craft a bipartisan approach to immigration reform. based on these discussions, we presented congress with a detailed propos

you're looking live right now at the roads in long island, new york. slow going there this morning as that winter bomb cyclone of snow and ice is slamming the east coast. we also have a live look at ocean city, maryland. you see the winds kicking up there, as well. that's one of the biggest dangers this morning all the way from north carolina to maine and some of the coldest air of the season is moving in. >> when you see that video, millions are facing that messy and dangerous commute this morning so back to victor oquendo in asbury park, new jersey. conditions are getting worse out there. >> reporter: absolutely, they are, robin. the winds getting stronger and felt another big gust. right now they're 30 miles per hour but could get to 50 miles per hour throughout the day. now that we have more light let me give you an idea of what the surf looks like. these waves getting bigger and bigger, they will be between 4 to 8 feet throughout the day, and the other big concern with that, the coastal flood advisory. high tide is expect within the next few hours

reports of one up to 3 inches of snow on the ground in long island. and it's snowing pretty good right now across that area. also southern new england has filled in pretty quickly, too. snow covered secondary roads treated roads are probably okay. ground temperatures right around freezing in most cases. in this little coating of snow is heading through pennsylvania. let's time this out for you as we go throughout our morning commute. by 7:00 a.m., done. new york city to just about the philadelphia, boston, rhode island, all the wait through cape cod where the steadier snows will be. by noon today, only boston then nantucket. philadelphia will have some snow showers on and off during the day. secondary roads a coating or so, but the rest of the area should be fine. y eryone bthis evening is such problems in the midwest all the way through the rockies. salt lake city almost near 60 today. >>> coming up, we'll take a look at the lunar eclipse that's coming and a couple special things that come with it. it has a creative name. >> fun, bill, thank you. in

reports of one up to 3 inches of snow on the ground in long island. and it's snowing pretty good right now across that area. also southern new england has filled in pretty quickly, too. snow covered secondary roads treated roads are probably okay. ground temperatures right around freezing in most cases. in this little coating of snow is heading through pennsylvania. let's time this out for you as we go throughout our morning commute. by 7:00 a.m., done. new york city to just about the philadelphia, boston, rhode island, all the wait through cape cod where the steadier snows will be. by noon today, only boston then nantucket. philadelphia will have some snow showers on and off during the day. secondary roads a coating or so, but the rest of the area should be fine. everyone by this evening is ars to build and cost $4 billion. otta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say

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he commanded an operation of threats on long island. his team has arrested nearly 400 including 220 m.s.13 gang members. i have to tell you what the border patrol and ice have done. we have sent thousands and thousands of m.s.13 horrible people out of this country or into our prisons so i just want to congratulate you c. j. you're a brave guy. thank you very much. [ applause ] i ask c.j., what's the secret? he said we're just tougher than they are. i like that answer. [ applause ] now let's get congress to send you and all of the people in this great chamber have to do it, we have no choice, c.j., we're going to send you reinforcements and we're going to send them to you quickly. that's what you do. [ applause ] over the next few weeks we'll be voting on an immigration pact. my administration has met extensively with democrats and republicans to hand craft a bipartisan approach to immigration reform. based on these discussions we presented congress with a detailed proposal that should be supported by both parties as a fair compromise, o

on long island. >> more than a foot of snow falling here in parts of long island. and take a look here with our drone cam, there's just so much snow. and with these sub-zero wind chills, it's not melting anytime soon. >> reporter: overnight fire and ice in newark, new jersey. driven by high winds. >> that fire quickly spread to the 2 buildings to the left of the original fire building and also across the street. >> reporter: at least two firefighters injured. the storm taking at least eight lives including a 13-year-old girl killed by carbon monoxide poisoning at this apartment building in perth amboy. >> eva from massachusetts. we can see all of that ice there behind you from the harbor. the wind howling tonight and now the concern over these plummeting temperatures. >> reporter: david the winds have been howling and the gusts are 40 miles an hour happening all day long. this wind is bringing in the cold. this is the 11th straight day of below freezing temperatures. tonight it will feel like 25 degrees below zero. this is frigid. and in temperatures like this, you

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policies will have on communities like the one that peter king and i serve on long island. on average, tps recipients have lived in our country for 20 years. they are our neighbors, friends and coworkers. i recognize this meeting is not about tps, but i also recognize a republican-controlled congress doesn't want to negotiate so i have to use every platform to address this issue. i yield back. >> the chair thanks the gentlelady. the chair now thanks the -- >> thank you, chairman perry. transnational criminal organizations are a serious and growing threat to the american people. they disregard the rule of law of all nations and use their networks to smuggle drugs and traffic human beings for sexual exploitation and slave labor. they resort to brutal violence and intimidation tactics to carry out their illegal deeds. these networks of vile individuals and gangs like ms-13 have been known to kidnap, torture and behead their victims. top officials at dhs are very alarmed by their actions. before becoming white house chief of staff, secretary of homeland security john kelly expl

standing outside the long island railroad line and it is going to be a messier today. however, even though we've got 305,000 commuters, the railroad says they are ready for this monster storm. the commuters they been watching on the platform today are bundled up and bracing for it. take a look at the snowplow actions obviously obviously as you can imagine a lot of press going into the big storm. sanitation workers all over the new york area have been gearing up snowplows and vault spreaders the last few days to keep the road clear as the fast-moving storm is expected to dump several inches. while the roads are a priori d., so his power. the national weather service predict and 50-mile an hour winds with the storm parts of connecticut, which means the potential for downed trees and power lines will be likely. still, long islanders say they are ready for the storm just like all the others they prepped for. >> yeah, we are getting gas for the car, putting air in the tires and stuck in her fridge. >> the winter storm could impact 41 million people from northern florida to