mr. president, pleasure to have you. >> great to be with you. >> and that is the end of our show for today, thanks for joining us to see my interview with president barack obama from new delhi. i will see you next. happening right now, in the newsroom another winter blast, 100 million people in the path of a nasty storm that will stretch from chicago to new york 18 states now under a winter watch or warning. plus --- >> we don't approach this with thisa strategy of playing whac-a-mole wherever a terrorist appears. >> president obama sits down with fareed zakaria for a one-on-one. we'll talk with fareed and get

his take on what the president had to say. and bobbi cristina brown was found facedown in a bathtub full of water. the news starts right now. thank you for joining us. here we go again, some 100 million people this time are or will soon be under some sort of winter storm watch, warning or advisory as another massive winter storm is beginning to unleash this time across 18 states. snow is already hitting the midwest, more than 2,000 flights have been cancelled and if you're headed out to a super bowl party this evening. well the weather could be even worse on the way home. we'll have full coverage for you. ryan young is in chicago, martin savidge in cleveland and sarah is in laguardia airport in new

york. ryan let's begin with you in chicago, first of all, welcome to cnn, your first assignment and you're in the middle of snow. >> reporter: we have been tracking this event since about 3:30 this morning and they're calling it an extreme weather event. and if you look around you can see all this snow that's piled around when we first started, about three inches since then another five to six inches have fallen. they actually believe that up to a foot of snow will fall today and that's more than fell all last month. at the airport, 1,100 flights have been cancelled all over the country. the major thoroughfares have been cleared out. but so far no power has been knocked out. but they are making sure they want to tell everyone to check on their neighbors next door who just walked out on a news

conference where they talked about how much effort they're doing to clean the roads. >> in january we had already 2.5 inches of snow in january. today we're getting 12 inches of snow. so we're getting in this 24-hour cycle, what we got for all of the month of january. >> so look everybody has a different take on this i talked to a -- we talked to other people that are from chicago, who say hey, what's the big deal it's just 12 inches. and in this eatery people down is street still getting food. the whole idea is that this city never stops moving because of the snow. more than 150 vehicles that clear snow have been working all afternoon and all night. >> they are leading by example there in chicago. so ohio also feeling the front of this storm, and our martin

salvevage is in cleveland for us. >> reporter: i'm -- in a snowstorm like this, it is down right slechbt. not a lot of traffic. it's super bowl sunday people are clearly going to be gathering around the fire around the tv and not going out of doors, they're expecting nine inches here. that's probably going to be the worst snow they have faced this season. but by cleveland standards, it's not anything they're not capable of handling. it's happening on sunday that's the good news but it's going to flow into monday and that's bad news unless you're a kid. it looks like the schools are going to be impacted but we're not sure about that yet. there are cancellations at the airport, and those are flights coming from chicago, they're pretty much not happening coming to cleveland. it's expect there had could be flight delays especially late

tonight and into tomorrow. they're hunkering down they're waiting, otherwise, it's beautiful on this super bowl sunday. the roads are slushy but it's not dangerous. >> all right, yes, it's gorgeous but just don't try to get around. thanks so much martin savidge right now. >> there you go, it is whiteout conditions right there right now and flay arethey are expecting up to a foot of snow. tom slater is tracking it for us. >> you mentioned twice as many americans as last week, with the never. nor'easter. this is an elongated storm system that's going to drop maybe record breakers for some areas, warm air is coming up from the south. many are in rainfall, many will stay as snow but if that warm

air right along this cold front--i still think we're going to see a world of differences depengding on where you are. let's go through the warnings. blizzard warning for the 9 1/2 million in chicago. if you look at the top ten snowfalls, number 10 is 14 inches you could break the top ten. if you look at the 15-inch snowfall warnings in effect from iowa all the way across northern areas of ohio valley to the northeast. that includes new york city and it includes boston. it really doesn't move in until overnight in the northeast. st. louis, you got lucky, you've been fluctuating about 31 32 degrees. chicago you had some idea area moving in now it's filling in where more snow easily, i think you could start to see upwards of a foot.

rainfall south of indianapolis, it's all rain in louisville cincinnati, columbus, a little snow you'll be changing over to rainfall. that alleviates all of our problems. pittsburgh snowfall getting ready to change to rain once this is all said and done there's a back area of snow that could drop an additional one to two. new york city you get snow overnight and it could come down for a little bit. but rush hour it changes to a mix from sleet to freezing rain anda could stay that way throughout the morning rush to around noon before we think it will change to rain. in boston look for snowfall i don't think you're going to get above freezing on the cape, cape cod, nantucket that waswas was ---so to break it down, there's a variety of weather that many will see. the further north you go it's

more powdery, because temperatures are about 10 degrees colder. from pittsburgh to indianapolis, the mix goes on until you can get to rain north of that, again in detroit, cleveland, snowfall maybe a good six to ten in parts of toledo and boston. but the headache is new york city. and then behind it frigid cold so it's not going to melt any time soon. >> this is going to be a nightmare of a week for those of you who are commuting. all right, also still ahead, the daughter of whitney nooun and bobb brown in a medically induced coma today.

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. two weekends in a row to start your workweek this time we're getting a lot more snow. 100 million people in the path of the storm. they're expecting temperatures between 31 and 32 degrees. a very cold and foggy and snowy mix. then let's move on to detroit where you can't see anything in these whiteout conditions. you're seeing a picture of cleveland, where right now it's picture perfect, isn't that lovely? there's a whole lot of snow on ground and few people are venturing out because they know how potentially dangerous it could be. keeping a close watch on the weather conditions throughout the afternoon for you. another big story we're following for you, whitney houston's 21-year-old daughter is in a medically induced coma this morning. yesterday bobbyi kristina brown

was found -- >> possibly cardiac arrest 21 female in the bathtub, facedown, pd is en route. >> you heard the -- cardiac arrest we can't confirm if that's what exactly happened. but what police have told us was that brown's heart was not beating and she was not breathing when she was found. someone in the house performed cpr on her in her house and then she was rushed to a hospital in larnt. victor what more do we know about her condition right now? >> reporter: well still in that medically induced coma and the question many people have asked is why was she placed in that coma in the first place. there are privacy laws that

protect this case. but i put that question to a doctor this morning and we're told that she was found face down in the bathtub, and when the brain is deprived of oxygen or blood flow for an extended period of time there is an ---to point of the medically induced coma is to reduce the activity and reduce the need for blood flow to all parts of the brain so that the brain can heal. sometimes people are in these medically induced comas for days sometimes week sometimes months. is r so we don't know how long bob bobbi kristina was in the bathtub or how long she was unresponsive? >> no comment from the police. the police right now do not know exactly how long she was in the

bathtub. her husband nick gordon and another man found her facedown in the water. they're not sure so far, or at least they have not said publicly if they just returned home and found her there facedown in the tub, or if they were in a different part of the house throughout the night and then found her in the morning. but of course those questions are being answered. we put in a call to roswell police department to get these answers and others, still waiting for a response. >> victor black well, thank you so much. it has been a tumultuous past year for bobbyie christina's death. somebody who knows more about bobbi cristina what has been different or particularly difficult? >> well in the last year she

did get married, you were just talking about her husband nick gourd gordon but she has been married in the past year but you're dealing with a lot of things going on right now. she had to deal with the lifetime biopick about her mother that was out about about a week ago, there was a lot of controversy with the family. her family was not happy with it. she said that she wanted to play whitney, that she wanted to be part of the movie and she wasn't. so you have that and of course we're leading up to two weeks until the third anniversary of her her's death, so right now there's certainly a lot of pressure on her. and there always has been in the past three years, as you know, scrutiny on her on whether she has been using drugs, there's been a lot of pressure and equestions about whether she's dealing with the things her mother dealt with. >> then this young girl has had to try to figure out what to do

apparently with this inheritance that she started receiving in the past year. were family members concerned about how she was managing that? what she was doing with her money, who may have been in her life any of that? >> you know yes, when she turned 21 obviously she did come into an enormous inheritance that she's getting. but obviously also she's married now so there were some questions even initially when she did get married, around the inheritance because she had just turned 21 and her husband, who a lot of family mens smembers are speaking out about saying he's not the brad guy in this. but this was someone she was raised with. she wasn't officially adopted by whitney, so there was some questions about their relationship. reportedly sissy had some concerns her grandmother had

concerns about their relationship. and i think her husband whitney would have been happy with our relationship. so there have always been questions about the relationship between them. they do seem very happy. although there have been incidents, where the police were called to their residence about a week ago, although when the police arrived there, there was no one there and the person who had called was not there either but they also had reportedly been having some parties in another apartment they lived in there was noise complaints from some of the neighbors about partying until 5:00 in the morning, so a lot of questions about how she's dealing with her mother's debt ees mother's death even three years after the fact. >> and the anniversary of her mother's death just around the corner corner. still ahead, japan in

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. under a blizzard warning right now. chicago, already a lot of snowfall and it's expected of course to continue to fall there, with temperatures dipping

as low as 11 degrees by the morning. just in time for that morning commute in what could be a very hectic week. 100 million people in the path of this big storm, hitting the midwest and northeast. a video released saturday appears to be that of -- one japanese official is now offing to extending support for any refugee executed by isis. jordan's government continues to keep working for the pilot's release. but his proof of life request has gone unanswered isis is de demanding that's -- what do these latest developments mean

about the threat that isis caposes tocapos s to -- poses to the west. this apparent beheading, does it in any way change the west's approach in battling isis? >> fredericka i think we're more determined to get rid of them. it's clear that this group has gone way beyond the pale there's no negotiating with it. for a while i thought they had some sort of rationality but they had it. and i think the president and the rest of the world are determined to get rid of them. at any cost whether it takes a year or two years. >> so no one's negotiating, even though they say we want to do a prison swap or an exchange of a really lot of money to be released. so the goal primarily the goal just to continue to spread fear of what they are and the reach

that isis has? >> what this movement is just a horriblewhohorrible deviantcy. -- this is a group that has actually killed more muslims than it has anybody else and i think the islamic world is going to turn on it and, you know, my prediction and i could be very well wrong, it will be gone in a year. >> really? they could be gone in a year you said? >> i think the groupleader ship of this group is so cut back, has suffered so many defeats, that something will replace it. we'll always have jihadi islam that will pop-up in other place

places. >> so the idealogy does seem the continue to spread even if the name of the group changes, the problem persists. >> look at the attacks in sinai three days ago, killed nearly 30 people 30 egyptian officials. they're claiming allegiance to the islamic state, but what it is is really an abstract very bloody idea. this has been in islam for hundreds of years, it pops up it goes away it is replaced by something more rational and this is what a lot of people in the area are counting on. but i very well could be wrong, we're going to have to wait and see. >> bob bayer, always good to see you. president obama says the fight against terrorism is not a fight against radical islam cnn's fareed zakaria tells us how the president made his case in an exclusive interview.

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another massive winter storm is wearing down on the midwest and 100 million people this time and 18 states are bracing for this winter wholeallop of watches and warnings. including detroit already experiencing kind of whout whiteout conditions. chicago, now facing a blizzard warning and it's going to be hitting pretty fast. in fact all across the affected region. football fans preparing to watch the super bowl will likely see much worse conditions after the game than before kickoff. new york city mayor bill de blasio is expected to hold a news conference in the next 30

minutes about the winter weather preparations there. we'll bring you the comments as they happen. the storm the size we're seeing already on the maps is already having an impact on air travel. more than 2,000 flight have already been impacted. there are a lot of cancellations already, aren't there? >> reporter: there are a significant number of cancellations, yes, fred about 2,000 cancellations, most of them in chicago, chicago o'hare, chicago midway and detroit. that did not farewell in the northeast. you can see the cancellations are moving along with the storm. i want to talk a little bit first about the morning commute for new yorkers, for people in the northeast. this isn't going to be snow like we saw earlier this week. the light and fluffy stuff. no the weather, the temperature, rather is going to be high enough that it's going

to vacillate between snow and rain and at times freezing rain and that means that your morning commute tomorrow is going to be slushy and messy and then the temperature during the day is going to drop. it's going to drop in new york city to about 25 degrees by the time 5:00 rolls around so the evening commute is going to be icy, the potential for a lot of ice, actually, the national weather service saying there could be ice accumulation up to a third of an inch. the state of new york says they're ready for this they've got 1,400 plows left to go ss ready to go the governor of new york cautioning people to be careful when they're traveling tomorrow because preparations never take the place of common sense. real quick let's go over to air travel. we're not seeing many

cancellations except for the flights that are coming from chicago. there are cancelled flights coming from chicago, but most of the other cities fred it is still clear and hopefully it will stay that way, but if it's any indication what the other airports in the line of the storm are seeing there, could be more delays tomorrow. >> we'll help you out and we have got our own board. we'll see those cancellations that you speak of out of chicago, it is indeed nasty. we'll check back with you, sarah, thank you so much. president obamabarack obama defending his anti-terror policies. fareed you had a wide ranging conversation with the president and of course at the top of the agenda is this notion of radical islam and he had some

very strong thoughts about it. let's listen. >> i don't quibble with labels i think we all recognize that this is a particular problem that has roots in the muslim communities and that the middle east and south asia is -- i think we do ourselves a disservice in this fight if we are not taking into account the fact that the overwhelming majority of muslims reject this idealogy. >> you can tell the ps is really arguing against that idea that this is a religious war, a clash of civilizations he says yes, this emanates out of the islamic world and that it represents a very small minorities and that we should remember that the large and vast majority of islam are -- in fact they are the

victims of it. most islamic terror groups kill mostly muslims compared to westerners or krirgss and that we would lose that very important alliance the alliance with the fast majority of the muslim world if we were to start speaking casually about islam being the enemy or you know talking about it as though we were in some kind of cultural war. you can tell that this was not something that was accidental. that the white house and president obama very deliberately do not want to play into the idea of the west versus islam, and things like that. and really want to keep themselves very closely aligned with what they see as the vast majority of moderate muslims who are also fighting these radical forces and are kind of allied with the west in doing so. >> the president has also received a lot of criticism that he's downplaying the threat of terrorism.

he doesn't see it that way, does he? >> no i asked him precisely that question. and you can sew that his response to it is very careful. the way he sees it one of the key elements of a response to terrorism is not to play into the terrorist's tactics and ideas. they want you to overreact, they want you to respond in a certain way and that by not doing that by keeping calm and carrying on to quote the slogan on so many t-shirts you're actually doing something very important which is not giving in to what the trifts want. listen to what he had to say. >> which means that we don't respond by sending armies and playing whac-a-mole wherever

terrorists appear because it takes a toll on our economic strength and our military. what it requires is a surgical precise response to that problem. if we do that effectively, these terrorist organizations will be defeated because they don't have a vision that appeals to ordinary people. and does the president feel like he's getting the kind of global support that he needs? >> i think he feels that the world is pretty focused on terrorism, and in places like europe certainly in the middle east he's getting it. one of his concerns as always with terrorism is that you deal with it but you don't deal with it in a way that secrets more and new problems that you didn't need. i think he said in another interview somewhere, europeans must understand that can't simply use the hammer to deal with this problem that paris revealed and what he was

referring to is that europe has a problem integrating its muslim communities, and that europe needs to do that in addition to hunting down the bad guys and killing them when they can. >> thanks for bringing us a very interesting interview with the president. super bowl sunday is finally here. the fans are ready and so is our rachel nichols. >> r. >> reporter: they just opened the roof on the stadium behind me just a new minutes ago, we'll have all the latest coming up after this.

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began important. cans are report to you that the high school steel drum band who's playing today, they can do the hop. >> very good. i understand you've been talking to some dynamic folks there while there are a lot of, you know, pro ballplayers, who may not necessarily be in the game but they're there and you've gotten their take on who has the advantage. >> reporter: we had a very interesting conversation with randall cobb, you remember the green bay packers had a very real -- but he was on the field as a receiver with the seattle seahawks secondary, that legion of boom defense that we hear so much about. and during that game those guys got banged up. earl thomas has a shoulder injury now, richard sherman has an elbow injury now, and just

this weekend so i had -- >> they're a great team and a great defense, but you have to go at them you have to test them a little bit and see where they are physically. i know the report says that they're going to play i'm sure they're going to play with the super bowl and everything being on the line but you don't know how good they feel exactly, if you go and test them early on and see how they react to the physicality of the game, it will be a little bit easier to determine the outcome. >> now randall was with us on behalf of the jersey report. take a look at where things stand going into this game. russell wilson has the top selling jersey tom brady, he's down there at number three, we'll have to see whether after this game things change.

and if tom brady comes out of this team a win -- if you think about it he bested peyton manning throw for throw in last year's super bowl if he can best tom brady in this super bowl throe for throw, it's not to say a lot for him at a very young age. >> tonight the page will be turning on super bowl xlix and the nfl will indeed have its champion. but after the confetti flies in arizona, the league will still be staring at an issue that many believe the nfl has been neglecting for a very long time. >> 911, this is an emergency. >> do you think how long it will be? >> okay ma'am, is everything okay over there? do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> and you're unable to talk because -- >> right? >> is there someone in the room with you? just say yes or no.

>> yes. >> okay it looks like i have an officer about a mile from your location are there any weapons in your house? >> no. >> can you stay on the phone with us? >> no. thank you. >> that's the nfl's new public service announcement that will air during the game tonight aimed at raising awareness and improving the league's image on the issue. it's response to the issue. joining me right now is attorney and radio personally mo ivory. sports attorney dave cornwell back with us. glad you all could be with me. so mo let me begin with you, a bold courageous move for the nfl? >> i think it makes sense where these spots, a one-minute spot is about -- run a psa about an issue that's been plaguing us is very smart business and i think

it also says that we are paying attention, and we are going to put something out on the biggest day. but realistically, during the first quarter of the super bowl during a time when people are going to be moving about and grabbing their snacks and all that are they really going to pay as much attention to it as they would the commercials they're really looking to have fun with i hope so, but i really think it was greet a gesture. >> is this a start, is this a little bit of redemption from the nfl which has received so much criticism for turning a ing aing a blind eye, not addressing for seriously, more aggressively the issue of domestic violence and the athletes who have alleged to have been involved in it? >> the nfl earned the -- commissioner goodell said we're going to get it right. and this is a step in the right direction. he is seeking to norm -- what he says normalize the conversation

pull back the vail so people can talk openly about domestic violence. but ultimately the point is that men play football, men don't hit women, men protect them. and the nfl's going to get that message out. >> ted, is that the message that will be received the message being sent? >> yes, we certainly hope so and not only this commercial in the super bowl but everything -- everything leading up to it like the conversation we're having here. this is a real game changer in shifting the culture, if we want to impact culture, we have to do it with culture and there's nothing that impacts our culture as much as the nfl and specifically wanting men to say momplt because when we look at violence against women in particular the overwhelming majority of violence against him women is men's violent. but the overwhelming majority of men are not violence but we are silent about the violence that other men perpetrate and that's

why we want all the people in our community to say no more. >> is it a game changer that the informal is endorsing this psa or is behind this psa or is it a game changer if the results are different, if there are numbers that are reflectsing a real impact or change as a result of this psa? >> well it's all of that actually and the nfl just this year has spent about or given about $45 million in air time not just for the super bowl but we have been running ads with no more for quite some time now. certainly since september and since 2013 but in the last six months or so it's been very very high. so it's a game changer from the raising awareness in our communities and talking about this as breaking the silence. no more tag liners together we can end domestic violence and sexual assault. we have to be talking about

these things and we're talking about them in a way that we have never done before. >> it is happening, but there is the what's next that, kind of is the most important thing here is it not? >> the nfl doesn't just in influence culture, it mirrors culture. >> or it creates it. >> it certainly mirrors it these men come from somewhere. >> i think this commercial is so clever in the way it speaks to the victim who can't just do what most people think just call the police. i love the way they handled the issue of the code language and as much as it is important for the victim to be able to speak in codes, it's also important for the 911 operator to understand those codes, i think they're speaking to training and what happens to a woman when she can't just run away. i hope there will be results.

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one week after the last big snowstorm, here we go again. you're looking at a system that will be stretching from the midwest to the northeast and by the way, new york city mayor bill de blasio is expected to hold a press conference in somewhere within the next 30 minutes or so to talk about the winter weather conditions and how that city will be preparing, once again we'll bring you his comments live as it happens. and a dramatic search and rescue effort on oregon's mt. hood three climbers fell sunday morning, and one climber fractured her ankle and a male climber had a fractured leg, a third person was not injured. help arrived three hours later.

a national guard helicopter air lifted them to -- down under for serve squa's dj-- australian open men's final. it was the eighth grand slam win overall for djokovic and he finished it in style, winning 12 of the last 13 games. and today's open court, one of australia's greatest tennis players talks about her historic victory as wimbeldon. goolagon was one of the most dominant women in tennis. but he was her victim from wimbeldon in 1971 that made history as she became the first ab abbore ridge natural player. >> i always thought of myself as a tennis player i just enjoyed playing tennis and i wanted to

achieve my dream so i was too busy doing that. so i never really thought of myself as -- being the first aboriginal to win a wimbeldon and so on. yeah but at the same time i have just for myself i feel like it was a real achievement for myself because i won a big tournament i won wimbeldon. i achieved my dream.