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This video from springfield virginia just south of d.c. were told crews had to first find the hydrant and dig it out from under two feet of snow. in a similar situation in baltimore, county, maryland after an auto body shop caught fire. crews were also concerned that the amount of water used will cause roads to freeze and urged drivers to avoid the region. and finally a snow controversy in washington, d.c. the final total may come with an asterisk due to improper measuring. "the washington pos...

Im kate snowe and we begin this hour, once again with the big digout. people along the east coast still shoveling out of the massive blizzard that dumped more than 3 feet of snow in some areas. the snow is over, but headaches are certainly not. so far, over 1900 flights have been canceled today. and folks in new jersey didnt just deal with snow this weekend, parts of the new jersey shore saw some coastal flooding with one local official saying, in his town, its worse than hurricane sandys damage...

>> reporter: and west wildwood wasnt the only shore town underwater. sea isle city and ocean city were surrounded by several feet. further north, the damage less severe. in belmar, preparation paid off. a drone capturing emergency dunes before and after. elsewhere, tens of thousands lost power. restoring, a priority tonight. while along the southern shore, the talk of cleanup is on hold for many who still cant get into their homes. >> this is the worst flooding many here say they have ever seen....

>> reporter: i think the word of the day here being stressed by local officials, josé, is patience. to give the city enough patience from its residents to be able to get out from underneath the brunt of this storm which was so forceful over the weekend. youre starting to see dump trucks actually pull up and then you have those construction vehicles there that literally take the snow, put it in the back of the dump truck and get it out of here. a lot of folks have been asking why wasnt this here...

This nearly two-ton beast will save her from death. >> and you could see about the last 15 feet, his whole body bolts to the surface as though he goes okay, shes going to drown. im going to get her up. of course, im breathing. >> amazingly, the only mark on her body, a small cut on her ankle where the whale had hold of her leg. >> and i went through this whole, oh, my gosh, i lived. ill never tell a lie. ill never cuss. ill never -- you know, thank you, god, and every, like, five seconds i would...

Well good morning. its monday, january 25th. im bill karins. we begin this morning on the east coast. millions of americans are trying to get back to normal after this weekends historic blizzard. the cleanup will go well into this work week. at least 30 storm-related deaths have been reported. many of them from heart attacks from shoveling that heavy snow. in the nations capital, 24 hours of relentless snow brought the district to a standstill. this morning, schools, federal offices, and congres...

Weekend, and the city, i would say, meandering right along in terms of getting this all picked up. you see where i am. im on top of this massive snow pile. 14th and f street a few blocks from the capitol and a marine a. a lot of restaurants, a lot of retail in this area completely shut down by the storm. the cleanup process is slow and ongoing. the reason why? look at the pile-up im on. it basically takes them a lot of time to get the trackers over here, put them in dump trucks and move them to ...

Dont need. sometimes you feel there is islamophobia. i want people to remember that these groups have killed more muslims than non-muslims and they targeted more muslim cities than to have targets in the west. so, for example, like ten years ago they targeted three hotels in jordan and killed dozens and we see every day countries like egypt and tunisia reeling under the threat of those extremists. so, you know, they are operating under the false banner of islam. they are nothing to do with faith...

In case youre just joining us. now new jersey shore residents they dont deal with major flooding and power outages this morning. nbcs rehema ellis is live in point pleasant, new jersey. wow. thats a difference as we talked to you on a day after. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, richard. i should tell you, though, high surf advisories and warnings do remain in effect but as you can see this is a very different day. yesterday, however, conditions on this beach and all along this area of jerseys coas...