tuesday night and nor easter is out of here but what a messengers seashore tonight. flooding and beach erosion. no matter where you are tonight you re in for a 1:00. temperatures dropping off the cliff whatever was wet it s turning to ice. i m lucy noland. trees and even roofs couldn t hold the weight of this heavy snow and sleet. thousands of people still have no power tonight and school delays are running at the bottom your screen. we ve got you covered all the way around though. chris o connell at the wind whipped jersey shore dave schratwieser talking to folks digging out in philadelphia. let s start with kathy orr. kathy, just brutal out. it sure is lucy talking about falling temperatures. everything is refreezing and we have some fairly cold wind chills on tap. right now it s 25 but it feels like it s 11. that sustained wind out of the west northwest at 18 miles an hour. skies are clearing but those whipping winds will continue tonight and even during the day tomorr
like it s 11. that sustained wind out of the west northwest at 18 miles an hour. skies are clearing but those whipping winds will continue tonight and even during the day tomorrow. take look at these impressive storm totals. poconos pick up the most snow as expected 2 feet and bethlehem over 13-inches. philadelphia at the airport six. mt. holly five and hoe kess zen delaware over 4-inches of snow. right now mainly in the 20s right now the poconos at 12. but when you add that wind, it feels like it s nine below in the poconos. seven in pottstown. 14 in millville. it feels like it is only 10 degrees above zero in trenton and it s going stay that cold overnight. we have a huge trough that is built in the east and the cold goes all the way down to the deep south atlanta 34. 32 in raleigh. so it s going take a long time to push all this back north as we go hour by hour, we have a partly cloudy sky overnight. strong northwesterly winds tomorrow gusting to 35 even 40 miles an hour.
good morning to you, i m richard lui. as many as 40 million people this morning are struggling with a security nightmare this morning. the target, department store data heist. let s get right to nbc s melissa melay in washington. i understand target issued a letter to customers late last night. it explains if you are a victim, richard, what you can do to try and protect yourself. it also talks about what they are trying to do to remedy the situation. of course, they are in a massive damage-control state. a lot of people now, though, scrambling across the country to figure out if they are victims. many of us do it every day without thinking twice. but after one of the largest credit card am sscams in histor one of the nation s largest retailers, the next time you pull out the plastic, you might reconsider. there were about five fraudulent charges. over $60 to $90 each. reporter: she s not alone. 40 million cards now vulnerable. over a span of 19 days, thieves access targ
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