just whenn i thought i was out, i pull you back? exactly. what s going on? here s the deal, we re watching this low pressure system kollcoming from the southeast. severe weather saturday morning there. the afternoon, it s raining in washington, d.c. and cold filters in. a rain/snow mix will start for washininon, d.c. saturday evening. snow showers sununy morning for new york city. we have the american model and the european model. they re fairly close early on. as we get to sununy afternoon, sunday morning, you can see they start to diverge a little bibi the european model is clor and the american model is further away. by sunday afternoon, snow from new york city all the way up to maine. heavy snow will continue into new england. gusty winds and it s going to be cold. here s what we re hooklooking at as far as accumulations. new york city, philadelphia on upnto the northern new of snow. heaviest snow around eastern massachusetts on up toastern maine. anywhere from 10 t
should play this game. this sign is enough to make people have a dream if they drive by and see what the jackpot is. people across our area is certainly willing to try their luck within more time. who wants to be a billionaire? reporter: that dre and desire is drawing hopefuls by the millions. this may be the future. reporter: machines around the nation are printing up nearly $8,000 worth of tickets a cond. that s $28 million an hour. people don t usually play are picking up tickets. people don t even know what the game is are picking up tickets. reporter: the odds are stacked against you. so small, one in 292 million, that it s easier to be hit by an astroid than hit the jackpot. the lottery chief said there even though no one got the prize. we had 25 players across the country who won a $1 million second prize. we had three other players who won a $2 million second prize. reporter: the powerball frenzy continues. the people picking or letting the machine cho
billboardsacross our area there are nearly 1 billion reasons why you should play and many people are doing just that. who wants to be a billionaire? reporter: that dream and desire destroying hopefuls by the millions. machines around the nation are printing up nearly $8000 worth of tickets a second that is 28 million an hour a demand that has kept lines long at grocery stores and gas stations. people who don t play are picking up tickets. people who don t know what the game is are picking up tickets. reporter: the odds are stacked against you one and 292 million that it is easier to be hit by an asteroid that it is to hit the jackpot. lottery chief said there were other winners last night even though no one got the billion dollar price. we had 25 players across the untry who won $1 million we had three other players who won a $2 million second prize. reporter: across south continues. people picking her letting the machine choose the best numbers for a shot at the
calvin: and good ev it sounds like the whole place is coming to an end. laurie: a twister tearing across broward county. and then boom! all the furniture and garage cans fell off the tile roof. we couldn t see out the windows and were told to take shelter in a clos sxet get under a table. laurie: cars and trucks tossed. there are cars stacked on top of one another. calvin: trees toppled. big trees across the driveway. laurie: homes battered. it was a madhouse. holo(bleep)! calvin: tonight we have live team coverage after this torndo terror. and a live picture tonight from one hard hit area in cocut creek where the clean up is just getting underway. the tornado cutting a path of damage nearly 2.5 miles long. laurie: it s hard to imagine and we could see more severe weather tomorrow. the hardest hit areas from today s tornado in coconut creek. that s where the live team coverage begins with andrew perez. reporter: guys, what a day! this giant tree
this storm and fire officials say it was a miracle no one was seriously injured. (bleep) reporter: its power just unreal. residents watch mother nature work. winds were whipping 9 90-100 mph and the confirmed tornado touching down again and again. they touch down and it is what we call a split path. but not so discreet. that s a car being turned right on the turike in coconut creek and then other cars are toss like a couple of matchbox toys. we saw properes damaged near broward county s north campus. a basketball hoop came flying across the street and took out two windows. reporter: some residents took shelter. laura n into the bathroom with her 6-year-old son. we ran in the tub and covered ourselves and we just sat there singing and praising reporter: when the clouds cleared up, we saw debris all over the place. trees uprooted. a communy bus tossed on its side. the driver here escaped with minor jurisdiction. no one else was in it but nearby apartments were a