short staffed and overwhelmed with covid patients they're suspending elective surgery. but also some potential good news. cases and hospitalizations starting to drop in the states hit first by the omicron wave. game over for novak djokovic the tennis star deported after his final loss in an australian courtroom and it would have been her 100th birthday how so many are honoring betty white this weekend by helping animals and adopting pets. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. if you're sitting in the eastern half of the country tonight you probably already have been hit by this winter storm or you're bracing for it all total, 100 million americans are under some kind of winter weather, wind, or coastal flood alert. snow, freezing rain, and sleet fell today in parts of the south not used to any of that check out this dash cam video from tennessee. heavy snow in virginia a wintry mix stranding drivers and taking down power lines in the carolinas. snow still coming down in the nation's capital. as the system moves north overnight the winds will pick up already there are wide scale power outages with more likely on the way. we're covering the storm and where it's headed let's begin with kathy park in charlotte. >> reporter: dangerous mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain crippling the carolinas. heavy snow burying greenville, a wintry mess in charlotte. >> a lot more than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and treacherous travel in raleigh. >> you can't see the ice and when you do, it's too late. there again, it is not worth the risk. >> reporter: spin outs piling up on the interstate. >> the highway patrol advises staying off the roads in most parts of the state on sunday and monday if you can. >> reporter: at charlotte's airport nearly all flights grounded the high impact storm knocking out power to tens of thousands in the southeast. officials warning that 750,000 customers in north and south carolina could see outages extend for days as the icing gets worse. >> we've moved in more than 11,000 resources. they're staged strategically throughout the carolinas awaiting thoseimpacts to see where those outages occur and where they need to begin responding >> reporter: is it essentially nonstop for your crews today >> it is nonstop it's been nonstop i think all week >> reporter: at least four governors declaring states of emergency. overnight near white out conditions in arkansas steady snow in georgia. stores hit hard with supply chain issues are struggling to keep up with storm demands. >> unfortunately, with the supply chain being like it is we went to order in and there was nothing there. >> reporter: extreme weather also striking southwest florida. a reported ef-2 tornado leaving behind a path of destruction, destroying dozens of mobile homes across three communities near ft. myers. >> this happened so fast it was unbelievable this really came and came hard and came fast >> reporter: and the storm isn't slowing down up next, the northeast. >> so much going on. kathy joins us live from charlotte the storm is almost gone where you are but the threat is not. >> reporter: kate, that's right here in charlotte temperatures will stay below freezing so any melting we see now will refreeze during the overnight hours. black ice will be a big concern come tomorrow morning >> thank you let's bring in our nbc meteorologist out in new jersey where the snow is about to start. where is it heading next >> reporter: kate, this dangerous storp is on the move we are already watching 78 million people under winter weather alerts look how massive the storm is 1300 miles from miami to buffalo the heavy snow tonight and tomorrow is targeting western new york and western pennsylvania someone is going to get 2 feet of snow out of this. i'm not worried about the snow for the northeast. high wind warnings are already in effect from long island all the way to boston. we're going to see 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts tomorrow morning and those high winds are going to push a 2 to 4-foot storm surge on shore right at high tide i expect coastal flooding and damage to occur. kate, we've already seen numerous power outages in the south and those power outages are heading for the northeast tomorrow. >> bill, thank you president biden today called the hostage situation at a synagogue in dallas saturday an act of terror the fbi today identifying the man who took a rabbi and others hostage for nearly 12 hours before he was killed in a s.w.a.t. team raid morgan chesky has new details. >> reporter: tonight the fbi combing the scene near congregation beth israel synagogue where authorities say a gunman held four people hostage for nearly 12 hours before his death. today the president making his stance clear. >> this was an act of terror this was an act of terror. >> reporter: federal investigators i.d.'d the suspect as 44-year-old british national malik faisal akram who police say entered the synagogue saturday morning and took hostages, his voice heard on a facebook live stream of the sabbath service. police say akram's primary demand the release of a federal prisoner 20 miles away, aafia siddiqui at one time known as lady al qaeda app the world's most wanted woman convicted in 2010 of the murder of u.s. soldiers. >> he was focused on one issue and it was not specifically related to the jewish community. >> reporter: the fbi says negotiators made contact early and some hours in he released one hostage unharmed rabbi charlie sit ron walker still trapped inside said the gunman became increasingly belligerent and threatening as time went by. within an hour this pivotal moment akram's brother alleging the remaining hostages were released by fire door not rescued. police haven't verified the details but this video shows three people leaving what appears to be a side door as teams move in, confirming akram's death minutes later. in a statement he added, we as a family do not condone any of akram's actions and would like to sincerely apologize whole heartedly to all the victims adding his brother suffered mental health issues and there was nothing we could have said to him or done that would have convinced him to surrender. authorities credit cytron-walker for keeping the situation calm when you got the word that everyone made it out okay -- >> yeah. it's, like, a release of tears and anxiety and stress and thankfulness and praise and worry and all of those all at once >> reporter: tonight the rabbi now back with his family posting in part, i am grateful that we made it out i am grateful to be alive. >> just so upsetting morgan joins us from colleyville now. what more are we learning about the alleged hostage taker, morgan >> reporter: kate, a senior law enforcement official confirms akram entered the united states at jfk airport back on december 29th and they say there was no irregularity regarding his travel tonight they are still trying to ascertain his movements from jfk to where he ended up yesterday. kate >> morgan, thank you. to the latest covid surge now and what may be a silver lining to the growing case numbers this chart shows cases nationally which continue to grow fast but look at this this is what's happening in new york state, hit first by omicron. the numbers are starting to dip way over on the right there but the challenges to hospitals are still far from over. >> reporter: tonight omicron impacting millions of americans in hospitals across the country in dire mode, bracing for the demand of more patients staffing shortages are a challenge as health care workers fight the virus themselves in california ambulances are facing long delays. some scheduled surgeries are being postponed. in oregon hundreds of procedures are on hold >> in a way it is not an elective surgery because my life is not my life anymore. >> reporter: massachusetts general hospital system will postpone more than 2,000 surgeries each week, bracing for an influx of patients >> we've got patients being treated in hallways we have patients being treated in chairs, in the waiting room last week we had to shut down a part of our emergency department because we just didn't have the nursing staff to staff it >> reporter: but there is some light at the end of the tunnel. cities like chicago, washington, d.c., and new york seeing hospitalizations plateau and some dips in the number of daily cases. >> overall, the prognosis, the forecast for covid is much brighter than it had been before and that is very positive news. >> reporter: and starting this weekend, if you have insurance, you can purchase up to eight at home covid tests a month and your insurance provider will cover most or all of the cost. check that you're purchasing from an in network provider if not, they'll only reimburse up to $12 a test and save those receipts you have to file for reimbursement by filling out a form such as this and this wednesday, a federal government website goes live. families can order up to four tests per household and they'll ship in seven to 12 days. >> we have a billion tests that will become available to people that they can order through the website. >> reporter: yet for many it will be to >> what yt described sounds like a lot of paperwork to get reimbursed by your insurer. >> reporter: yes, but for now that is what it is. the biden administration is working with insurance companies to try to make the tests free at the time of purchase, but no word on the timeline or if this will happen. >> thank you this week will mark one year since president biden took office, and for the next few days nbc news will take a closer look at his record tonight stephanie ruhle on the job market where there are some clear successes and some growing challenges >> reporter: we've seen it. >> we need to hire a lot of people. >> reporter: we've heard it. >> everybody knows it is very challenging nowadays to get staff. >> reporter: yet the president tells us -- >> the biden economic plan is working. and it's getting america back to work >> reporter: after his first year in office, what is happening in the labor market in fact, it's been historic a record 6.4 million new jobs, unemployment down from 6.4% to less than 4%. but that rk who have given up looking for jobs >> on the one hand this is a tremendous recovery on the other hand there is still a long way to go. >> reporter: additionally, nearly 3 million people are no longer working, compared to prepandemic levels about half of them retired. many earlier than planned. some laid off, unable to find a new job. others worried about their health another group exiting the work force in large numbers? women. staying home to care for their families like naomi pena. >> i had to make a hard decision between supporting my family and/or getting a paycheck >> reporter: in august the mother of four left her job to focus on her kids after months of remote learning was that a hard decision for you >> yeah, 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