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>> sheriff john mcginnis out of sacramento, california, appreciate your time today. well definitely stay on this story and follow up. thanks, sheriff. rob marciano, what have you got ahead for us? >> a decent snowstorm. actually its a doozy. this one rivals the historic one that came through the same area in december. atlanta to raleigh were seeing rainfall right now and all that rain is heading into colder air, starting to snow now in d.c. and dulles. its not going to stop probably until tomo...

We are tracking every bit of that northeast winter storm. meteorologist rob marciano. what you got? >> weve got pretty much the status quo as far as the forecast is concerned. newer computer models are coming in and pretty much putting the bulls-eye right where weve had it the past 12 to 24 hours. the amount of snow thats expected to fall the same as weve been talking about. lets go over the winter storm warnings that are posted right now and they stretch from northern new jersey all the way bac...

Roadside bombing in pakistan. scott is live in islamabad. >> reporter: those three u.s. military soldiers were killed in a roadside bombing in the lower deer area two others wounded. theyre part of a training mission in pakistan to help forces better fight al-qaeda and taliban militants in the northwest. total of 7 people were killed. one pakistani soldier three young schoolgirls. jon? jon: scott, thank you. a big storm plowing up from texas set to bring heavy snow from the mid-atlantic to the n...

Start to shear apart. but the potential impacts are still in the cards here for the florida peninsula. but notice the cone isnt exactly over the miami-dade region. not over surfside. i dont want you to pay close attention to the exact center of that forecast track, because anywhere around a tropical system of this nature, they can bring in the potential for isolated tornadoes, heavy rains, gusty winds, and of course storm surge, depending on the center of the storm. earliest arrival of tropical ...

Forecast path from the national hurricane center, surfside could definitely experience some of those utter rain bands and potential strong, gusty winds so we dont want to see that especially with some of the extra debris that is hanging precariously from the remaining tower that is set to be demolished today. 84 degrees for your shower and thunderstorm on monday and tuesday. a look at the forecast radar imagery, you can see and time out the arrival of the storms into the miami-dade region by mon...

Potentially to those affected residents in surfside, florida. >> a couple of interesting developments. that is we looked at the last update from the national hurricane center. not a lot changed. it still has 60 miles an hour winds, moving to the northwest at 14 miles an hour, which is slower than it had been movmovi. when it slows down, that usually means its gaining intensity. in this particular situation, its interacting with land between jamaica, cuba and the cayman islands. 5 inches of rain ...

These feeder bands feeding what is now tropical storm florence. as we mentioned its not the wind. its at 60 miles an hour. this is the water event, the flooding event, the super saturated moisture in the ground that is toppling over the trees. and yes, the wind contributes to that. but we will just kind of dot all along that southern north carolina coast, all the way down to myrtle beach, it doesnt take very much for charleston to flood. i know i lived there. and a little bit of precipitation, a...

Looking at maybe rain friday morning and lasting 72 hours in this area. the reason they are continuing to keep this track inland and the computer models, the spaghetti plots do carry it that way, so you can see where well start to see some hem hawing around about whether it is going to stall or not. when they increased the watch to a warning, they increased the amount of rain and the surge up to 13 feet. we believe this may be conservative. they dont want to come right out and say several days i...

Remember, you "throw-back thursda thursday" -- remember, you got the eye with the strong winds wrapping around it. at some point you have to go through the eye wall to get back out of it. >> you can see all of the debris on the road. this is all from wind. >> this is all from wind, big tree branches. further north there are giant trees completely laying down and blocking the road, but this is going to continue all through tonight and in part of tomorrow as well. of course, further north in the n...

The reason they are continuing to keep this track inland and the computer models, the spaghetti plots do carry it that way, so you can see where well start to see some hem hawing around about whether it is going to stall or not. when they increased the watch to a warning, they increased the amount of rain and the surge up to 13 feet. we believe this may be conservative. they dont want to come right out and say several days in advance its going to be a 20-foot storm surge. we may see increments w...