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shall shah at the sochi olympics. it s saturday february 15th, 2014. welcome to the weekend. we have some great guests for you this morning including chef tony known for hugely popular restaurants around boston. why some are calling him the outlaw of the culinary world. plus they have opened for the stones and ac/dc. the band that makes a tv debut in their saturday session. we begin with this relentless winter and another round of snow on the way. the snow is barrelling down. some areas may get blizzard conditions after millions haven t had a chance to recover from the last storm. homes and businesses still have no power. most in south carolina and georgia. we are in central park in new york where all the snow is going to go. terrell, you are in the calm before the storm, huh? good morning to you. here we go again. it is storm after storm after storm. of course, after every one of those storms comes the big clean up. the story, up and down the east coast with ....
again, county officials still out here on the scene investigating just how this happened. we ll continue following this developing story. for now, live in towson, meghan mccorkell, ween eyewitness news wjz eyewitness news. we will keep you updated as soon as we get more information. a man who gained national attention, after broadcasting his standoff with police online, faces new charges. and for the first time, he s speaking about the case. wjz is live at his home in waverly. investigator mike hellgren talked to him shortly before a court appearance this morning. mike? reporter: kai, handcuffed in a yellow jail jumpsuit and rarely at a loss for words, he said his only chance for justice is through the press. the prosecutor called him an extreme risk to public safety. reporter: the home where james macarthur broadcast his standoff with police, is now boarded up, as he fights for his freedom. the local blogger and journalist told me before a contentious bail ....
seeing fog. it s west in the mountains, garrett county. zero in luray. a quarter in harrisonburg and one in warrenton. watch out for that. low beams, please. here s a look at temperatures this morning, ranging from a cool, comfortable 48 in winchester and gaithersburg to 55 at reagan national and culpeper. 57 by the way, a warm spot strangely in hagerstown. let s check in with monika on this tuesday morning. southbound 95 in virginia at the fairfax county parkway there had been overnight construction and you still may find it along the roadway there causing a slight delay on the north side of town we re in great shape. the beltway college park into silver spring, in problems coming in from frederick and baltimore. here s the american legion bridge on the west side of town. volumes are light. not going to be like yesterday morning. it s going to load up earlier. out to the west no problems on the dulles toll road or 66 coming all the way into tysons corner. we re in gr ....
pleading for help. the world is rushing to answer the call. 10 million people have been affected by typhoon haiyan. the american military is helping with search and rescues. europe is sending food and water. president barack obama called the philippine people riz he willient and said the spirit of cooperation will prevail. mr. obama promised more help if needed. the pope led prayer. the philippines is one of the largest catholic populations. rescuers are struggle to go reach townsraphiaged by the typhoon. roads are impassable. wayne hey has more on the relief efforts underway reporter: we have so many people at the airport what is left of it anyway. the thing you can see behind me is what is left of the main terminal building at the airport. luckily, the tarmac remains largely undamaged. the runway is okay. crucially, the military has been able to fly in here at regular enter vans bringing in aid supplies to the people here who were so badly affected by their storm. t ....
good morning everybody and welcome to al jazeera america and i m david in new york and we are given more time to sign up under the affordable care act and the coverage starting january 1 was last night but now it s extended to 11:59 tonight christmas eve and daniel lee has the story. and he is more of one million americans breathing an sigh of relief and caught in yesterday s scramble to get her father-in-law insurance she now has through today to finish the job. better for him to be covered and be safe and not worried about it. this morning the website is advertising the one-day extension, granted in response to the record number of visitors to healthcare.gov and so many not everyone who tried could get through. wanted to make sure people who were trying to sign up today were actually able to do it and get covered. reporter: republicans attacked the last-minute change. it s another demonstration the plan was not ready for prime time and problem after proble ....