high wind gusts and leftover snow on the ground, 12 - 18 inches expected a boston 12 and 18 and brockton and that was an area that was looking at maybe isolated higher totals. we have to watch that very closely providence rhode island around 18 as well, well over a foot many of these areas. here's the timeline so we can break it down what to expect over the next couple of hours in boston. 3:00 o'clock hour we have the heavy snow continuing, that will be followed up with gust as high as 50 miles per hour well into the 4 - 5:00 o'clock hour. the combination of both will cause low visibility in that area throughout most of today. taking it back to new york where we are at the headquarters. snow continuing through the 11:00 o'clock hour into the noon hour we still have the snow bands around the city and that will continue to five or 6:00 o'clock before the back edge of the storm pulls away off to the north and east and we will dry out as we headed to tonight. as we get into tonight we will have gusty winds for the city winds will be as high in the new england but high enough with the snow on

just look at the lines this morning at a testing site in brockton, massachusetts. seen a more than 94 % surge in new covid cases. i want to bring in dr. charles anderson, president and create of the center in boston. dr. anderson, thank you for your time. i know you're busy. you're able to see every day what so many americans are not. that is what this pandemic looks like from within a hospital. so right now with this omicron raging around the country, and in your state specifically, what are you seeing day in and day out? >> what we're seeing is pretty clear. your picture of the car is really emphasizing that. we're seeing increased demand for testing which is really important. at the same time we're seeing longer waits, and we're seeing lines. you know, the reality is that this virus is out here. and it's infecting many people. one of our main defenses against this is understanding who is positive and to be able to do the appropriate quarantining and isolation. and people are appropriately responding and saying look, we understand that. so we want to be tested. >

and then as we make our way up to massachusetts, already 24 inches in brockton. as we look at what we can expect moving forward, the snow will wrap up in boston before midnight. in maine before the break of day. but we still anticipate significant snowfall to add up beyond what's already on the ground. another six inches for some along the coast, where you see the carcker blue. and the navy, well, that's the possibility of as much as a foot more in places like augusta, maine. the wind will still be a factor, bringing wind chills in the northeast into the subzero realm, and in florida into the 20s. >> sargent: vanessa murdock also out in those elements thank you. today, several well-sourced journalists reported tom brady's retirement is imminent. but after a flurry of stories and two decades as one of the greatest quarterbacks ever, that decision has yet to be made official. cbs' michael george in new york has more on the man they call "the goat." michael, good evening. >> reporter: irika, good evening. with any other athletes, the term "goat" or "greatest of all

so that that sonic boom, the original explosion was really a brockton, really, really large. and that seems to have generated a lot of moved out. a lot of the water. now the tsunamis have continued. i mean, that the disruptions, the waves have been continuing. most of the day, 8. that's advisories have been canceled for most of the coast at this point. but i think there is still a piece like around santa barbara that might still be having ongoing fluctuations and in water level. and that's probably there's a cup of the nation of, you know, when you move the water out, it bounces around off of things. there's lots of echoing but also potentially that the eruption was not something that just happened at the second of that big explosion that we all heard that was but rather probably continued over the hours continuing to push material through the ocean and displace more of the water. so the tsunami advisories have all been the tsunami advisories have all been canceled for the bay area. and most of >> the california coast. are you surprised that something that far away and this t

we have some incredible pictures at a brockton, massachusetts, this morning.the biden administration is making testing a priority. they're also doing all that they can to get kids back into classrooms. they say, where they belong. the fda, the cdc says they will re-evaluate the five day isolation rules. they may rur people to get tested before they venture out t again. >> all right we have the news covers. it is time for your boost of 2022 here we go okay, so back in october, premed student nadia popovich attended her first ever seattle kraken hockey game, playing the vancouver canucks. she noticed a suspicious mole on a canucks assistant equipment manager brian hamilton she knocked on the glass, held up a message on her phone urging him to check it out. the mole turned out to be cancerous. hamilton had it removed. after posting an open letter on social media, the teams tracked down nadia and guess what, they honored her at a game this weekend >> nadia, the kraken and the canucks cannot thank you enough. and together we would like to give you $10,000 toward yo

let's go to bill in brockton, massachusetts. democratic caller. what should be done, bill? democrats have change their perspectives a lot on what they used to do. i didn't know you had ted cruz on there. i was going to say that. i don't understand why we cut all of our, i grew up in the 70's. i remember pushing my father's car to the gas station when we ran out of gas. why did we ever go away from the main resource? does anybody know anything about anything? host: ricky, independent. caller: i think the pipeline the last guy was talking about, they need to let ukraine have access to making money with the oil just like everybody else does. host: all right. greg, republican line, your thoughts. caller: i was going to say why should we protect ukrainian borders when we cannot protect our own? host: ok. here's a look at the ukrainian border. "the new york times" put together this map showing the 100,000 troops positioned around ukraine. they are on three sides of the country, positioned right at the border with ukraine. again, this is "the new york times co. -- times." betty? c