iffy if you want millions of people that don t typically go through these things they don t know how to do it. then again, if they tell them to leave, do you know how much money they re going to lose from the holiday weekend? so a big decision for the people out there in north carolina. they shouldn t be thinking about the pocketbook on this one. let me ask you this. look, i m no expert but growing up in florida i play one on tv. i find it fascinating that this storm path is staying the way it is. why isn t it doing its usual when it misses the east coast take the sort of the half circle and make the hard right turn for bermuda? the reason this one isn t, and you know it today, you stepped outside in the d.c. area, it s hot, it s humid. we re actually going to get some really big thunderstorms over the next two days on the eastern seaboard. a cold front is coming. it s going stall and let the storm come a little further to the north. that front is not going to blow through an
can t get a drink of water, you can t get anything to eat unless somebody else allows you to do it. and then you re free. and i explain it to people as it s like a funnel, and you re at the small end of the funnel, and your world is opening up. and it just takes time to get used to making all those normal decisions again. in my case, it took me about eight months to basically get back to normal. wow. eight months. thank you very much. we appreciate you taking the time to join us. and when you think about that, eight months. and he was in captivity for just under a year. think about bowe bergdahl with five years. still outfront, the breaking news on the severe weather. and right now 35 million americans are in a major storm path. and slenderman. who is the shadowy figure, and why did two children allegedly try to kill their friend to impress him? to help reduce the risk of another one.
now let s go to meteorologist chad myers live in the cnn weather center with the latest on this next storm system set to smack the east coast. chad, there s all that black ice, all that melted water that s turning into ice, and now we re going to be hit with another storm on the east coast. then you just put snow on top of it, so you can t see it when you drive over it. brand new for you, jake, in your show only, winter storm warning for philadelphia. here s i-95 right through there, philadelphia, havre de grace and new york city, a two to four inch winter weather advisory for you. the criteria higher for philadelphia, three to five inches for you. maybe even a little bit more if you go toward king of prussia and back toward washington, d.c., two to four inches on top of what s already on the ground right now. it s a storm that s following the exact same storm path that the last one did. there is the snow, 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, it is all the way to new york, to boston, into
ten inches of snow have fallen. temperatures down in the 30s. the snowplows are out in full force. none of that bothered this little guy, a golden retriever. looks like he s having fun. bill karins is here. tornadoes this afternoon. we are going to get a blizzard tonight and tomorrow a land fall tropical storm. you are a busy man. it s a trifecta. our friends in california are going to have horrible winds. the new update from the national hurricane center on tropical storm karen. karen weakened overnight. winds went from 65 down to 60. it s still a strong tropical storm. there s no signs of it becoming a hurricane anytime soon. it may never be a hurricane. tropical storm warning is not extended to the north. here is the storm path. they think it will get to 70-mile-per-hour winds at the
want to get back to the areas east of st. louis where we have that active tornado warning, alive, well, in effect until 9:45. the storm is basically coming into illinois now, one of the bigger cities in the eastern portion of the viewing area. some of the other cities in the path, ramsey, browns town, ferena, wrights corner, st. paul, st. james. that tornado warning is still in effect until 9:45. it is this bowing here that pushes out. we are listening to the local affiliate in st. louis where they ve seen some sort of severe weather tonight. you heard them, they can t tell if it was a tornado or straight line winds. they say the storm path goes on for miles. we are waiting to see more pictures, hopefully not hear news of tragedies coming out of