for the very latest on its path, meteorologist tom seder is in the cnn weather center. it s coming down big time in d.c. right now. i was just looking out the window in the d.c. bureau. it is just there is the capitol right there. you can t even see it. that s how much it s snowing here in washington, but things are tough all over, as we know. yeah. where you are, jim, i forecasted in d.c. for years that i-95 corridor is a really tricky area to forecast because you re right on the rain/snow line. and more northern parts may start as snow but generally will chain over to rain. let s explain the watches and the mornings right now. what a storm, pushed out of the dakotas over a foot of snow, 14 in des moines, they got 9 inches in mississippi. tupelo could see a little bit more. these warnings do not include boston, new york city. philly s going to be a little interesting. i do want to show you the radar, and i included florida here because we had a rare january tornado, and
tonight. in the last hour we were talking about d.c. so i thought i d just start off with a radar for you. there s your snow. but now the little bit of blue, light blue in that area of white as it moves into the district really from the eastern shore back to manassas down to charlottesville, that is 1 to 2 inches an hour. but also look at the colors of green and blue, the rainfall. and this is what we talked about in the last hour. if these temperatures warm up, major cities along i-95 will start at snow but switch over to rain. the tricky part about forecasting in this part of the country, which is extremely difficult is that i-95 corridor. sometimes it wants to hang onto that cold air and you re locked into the snow. but if it is locked into the snow, that color of pink is ice. if it moves up here, we could see significant icing up and down the entire corridor. we re going to call for it to change over to rain, therefore when you look at the big picture here, even showing f
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currency is it working? and the female coach who just made mlb history. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone from the mayor of new york city tonight, we got him. and with that, millions of anxious transit riders breathing a sigh of relief after word of an arrest in yesterday s terrifying rush hour subway shooting spree in brooklyn that left ten people shot. a massive and roughly 30-hour manhunt ending this afternoon in this moment, frank robert james led away after being taken into custody on the streets of manhattan s east village neighborhood nypd detectives releasing video of james yesterday morning as he entered the subway in construction attire before the shooting. a video trail part of what they call significant evidence gathered that includes a gun left at the scene that authorities say they were able to quickly trace back to james. police say james fired over 30 rounds on a subway car after setting off two smoke canister
trains are actually running this morning, there is a still a heavy police presence. a couple of police officer standing by behind them is the command center. and over by the subway, they are more police officers. i can tell you for sure police officers are on the platform below. we were down there. but the focus of the investigation this morning is this aggressive search for frank james, who authorities are still calling a person of interest. the police say it was 62-year-old frank james who rented a u-haul canal associated associated with the shooting that left ten people with gunshot wounds and several others entered from the chaos that ensued. the keys were brought to the scene with a fireworks come a hatchet, and detonated smoke grenades and also recovered a 9-millimeter with extended magazines and to code detonated smoke grenades and castling. chaos began during yesterday s morning commute around 8:30. as the train pulled into the station. when witnesses say a man wearin