american shale gas that expense of their security where we noticed that he was a pressure in germany merkel other countries in the region and this is now maybe this is worked out for the russian without wanting to have this confrontation they can use it and play it but it and so do fades and then the american face and probably this is going to put probably the whole for president from being elected again on the line because you have to remember he. brag about the market is up there of the bark at the really in big trouble and the oil sector brain out of the market so sees a probably gonna grab that he can got a good deal of corp we're going to himself i have to jump in gentlemen he is running out of time one lesson to be learned here energy security and sovereignty is up most in russia's done that many thanks to my guests in beirut irvine and in toronto and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile space ship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment tryi

think you mentioned there with the army doing a lot of the heavy lifting as well and in germany chancellor merkel spoke about germany with much tougher restrictions now no gatherings of more to people everybody has to make to me to do any business that can't ensure that to me to shut down immediately along with the schools and all the restaurants and all the rest of chancellor merkel warning people that this is horrible are the police in forcible by law and one small point in addition chancellor merkel just after she spoke went into quarantine herself according to her spokesman she met her doctor on friday spent a bit of time with that doctor had contact with that doctor that doctors since being diagnosed with corona virus are chancellor angela merkel herself now in 14 days of war all right john hall thank you for that update from london. now in the united states where one in 5 people is under lockdown new york's mayor says the city now has more than $8000.00 confirmed cases of coronavirus officials in the hardest hit areas are warning if major shortages of critical medical supplies as the virus

is health minister has announced that she has tested positive for the virus well germany's angela merkel has warned that up to 70 percent of the country's population could become infected with government 90 that's about 58000000 people the country is seeing a 3 confirmed deaths from the disease and about $1300.00 people are infected from the chancellor said the government is ready to spend whatever it takes to contain the outbreak appearances from the chancellor at such news conferences are rare but merkel went on the offensive after weeks of holding back unlike the german health minister beside her she hasn't visited any hospitals now she has stepped up to appeal to the public doesn't so does our solidarity our rationality and our compassion for one another are being put to the test i hope we pass this test. but the chancellor warned the crisis shouldn't lead to a europe in total isolation co-existence has to continue she said a remark echoed by the health minister who said it required discipline and that everyone would have to make some sacrifices it's not going to be that's for this r

has detected the 1st signs that the rise in the corona virus might be leveling off in germany now chancellor merkel who is $65.00 went into quarantine after being vaccinated against a different virus by a doctor who later. tested positive spokesman says she will now be tested daily her last act before going into quarantine was to announce sweeping restrictions on freedom of movement and social interaction. angle americal about to announce the most severe restrictions on freedom of movement seen in germany since world war 2 the corona virus continues to spread rapidly convincing the chancellor that further containment measures are needed so far it had largely been left to states and municipalities to curb the contagion creating a patchwork of rules and guidelines the new measures will be rolled out across germany. we have discussed today how our counter measures are working we have no vaccine and we have no drug against the disease all we have firstly the efforts we are making to prepare our health care system especially hospitals for the expected continued high rise in infections. and secondly our

and germany's angela merkel in quarantine tonight. >>> dr. jen is back to answer your questions. why she is now in self-quarantine, reporting from home tonight. >>> good evening. here we are beginning a new week together. the number of cases of coronavirus growing quickly. the urgent pleas for help on the front lines tonight. and the u.s. surgeon general saying this week, it's going to get bad. we'll carefully guide you through it all tonight. and the news that broke just before we came on the air tonight. the governor of the state of florida asking passengers arriving, flying in from new york and new jersey to self-quarantine for 14 days. in the u.s., more than 42,000 people sickened. more than 500 dead. the graph showing how sharply the numbers are rising. by last count, at least 17 states have imposed the tight restrictions, closing businesses, telling people to work from home. essentially to shelter in place at home. and look at this tonight. images of the empty streets across the country, now at a standstill. gripped by the seriousness of this virus. new york, chicago, new o

germany also toughens its tactics to slow the virus spread chancellor merkel announces the closure of its borders with 5 neighboring countries and all non-essential stores will stay closed merkel is advise in germans to stay home. i'm told me all logical welcome to the program world leaders are taking sweeping measures in response to the corona virus in the u.s. president donald trump says he expects the worst of the pandemic could be over in july or august he's urging americans to avoid travel if they can to engage in schooling from home and to not visit bars or restaurants he says people should not gather in groups larger than 10 people let's listen to what trump had to say a short time ago. therefore my administration is recommending that all americans including the young and healthy work to engage in schooling from home when possible avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people avoid discretionary travel and avoid eating it drink in bars restaurants and public food courts if everyone makes this. change or these critical changes and sacrifices now we will rally together as one

has detected the 1st signs that the rise in the corona virus might be leveling off in germany now chancellor merkel who is $65.00 went into quarantine after being vaccinated against different virus by a doctor who later tested positive medical spokesman says she will now be tested daily her last act before going into quarantine was to announce sweeping restrictions on freedom of movement and social interaction. it's an unusual sight. brandenburg gate deserted in the middle of the day. it's a similar picture elsewhere in the german capital as people start heeding the call to stay indoors areas normally bustling almost empty but experts say the decision by many to stay at home could be impacting the number of infections you're. in and we're seeing signs that the exponential growth curve is flattening off slightly schools but i will only be able to confirm this trend definitively on wednesday but i'm optimistic that the measures are already having an effect. which is very early because they've only been in place for one week. and. unlike other countries germany has so far held back from imposing a rig

also coming up the chancellor angela merkel toughens germany's tactics to slow the spread of the virus merkel and allen says that all nonessential stores will stay closed and advises germans to stay home. hello i want to get jones good to have you with us francis just 2 hours away from a nationwide lockdown president manuel mccall says the country is facing a public health war and that it will take an all out mobilization to slow the spread of coronavirus the virus has so far killed 148 people in france and infected more than 6600 all citizens will be required to stay home from midday the restrictions will stay in place for at least 15 days. on the frontline the caregivers at the university hospital. when patients arrive with lung problems they are taken to a special unit but it's also important to keep the medical stuff healthy. period the priority is really to protect ourselves we use protective closing where we are with the patients. the emergency response center in the city has seen 5 times as many calls as usual the technology felt to keep up the pace the confuted system broke dow

transparency, there are fears the numbers may be much higher and world leaders are no in germany, angela merkels in quarantine after doctor who tested her for flu tested positive for coronavirus unclear whether she has it or not. china with largest number of confirmed cases but the pandemic there has largely moved on reported in europe more than in china at height of the epidemic. >> sobering statistics, ali arouzi >>> celebrating while keeping a huge distance. huge party planned for 100th birthday but held through window to keep her protected. held um photos and notes and arranged a group video call. what we're doing more and more facetimes, zooms, all of that. >> all goes well, give her big hug for 101st. >>> winter is not over vanes janessa webb, good morning >> we're seeing a big storm system, severe weather awareness with storm that will produce snow for northern new england to northeast. bands of moisture making their way across the ohio valley forecasting the potential of 9 to 12 inches for higher 30s. still fairly warm across the deep south into the southeast with highs in the mid-80s.

in germany's french border, health checks for travellers. angela merkelcome infected. state—by—state, the country has started to shut its schools. france has already announced the closure of all nurseries, schools and universities as of monday. translation: we have got to do something. there is a risk. we should have done it a few weeks ago, looking at other countries experiences. i think it's a bit too late now. the president emanuel machen has called for a coordinated response from europe, from the g7 countries, including america. translation: this epidemic, which has affected every continent, is the worst health crisis that france has faced in a hundred years. for the overwhelming majority, overt i9 faced in a hundred years. for the overwhelming majority, overt 19 is not serious. but the virus can have extremely serious consequences for those of our compatriots who are elderly or suffering from chronic diseases like diabetes, obesity or cancer. the czech republic has in effect sealed itself off. government says as of sunday, foreign nationals cannot co

isolation people are now allowed to return no one is allowed to leave the city yet here in germany chancellor angela merkel has called on citizens to remain patient and help to contain the spread of the virus more than 400 people have died from the disease in germany with more than 50000 confirmed infections and the chancellor's office confirmed restrictions will have to stay in place for at least 3 more weeks those include the closure of non-essential shops and a ban on more than 2 people meeting in public. it's sunny and 60 degrees celsius in berlin and no one wants to be. but germany's nationwide ban on public gatherings means people must keep at least 1.5 metres from. sunbathing on a blanket in a park is not. police say there were 350 police officers in the rules on saturday and most people complied with the regulations. that being said. becoming an emotional one for many with beginning to see their 1st acts of civil disobedience and resistance offices were yesterday. of the public who claim to be infected. remain isolated incidents. continue to understanding and act responsibly. issued more than 45130

here in germany chancellor angela merkel has addressed the nation in a rare televised speech saying the country faces its biggest challenge since the 2nd world war this as the country's top disease control official warns that germany could be dealing with 10000000000 coronavirus infections in the coming months if its citizens don't adhere to measures outlined by the government. i am addressing you today in this unusual manner because i want to tell you what is guiding me as chancellor and all of my colleagues in the government at this time that is part of an open democracy that we explain our political decisions and make them transparent . that we do all we can to justify and communicate her actions so that they are understandable. good because. i truly believe that we will succeed in the task before us so long as all the citizens of this country understand that it is also their task. germany is stepping up preparations to avoid the kinds of scenes that have been playing out in the hospitals of northern italy w. has been looking at the measures being taken in berlin to ensure a large nu

so the express and germany perhaps that number is much lower than elsewhere. angela merkelerself into quarantine after coming into contact with somebody with the virus. what sort of level of alarm i think cause acosta country? it is too early to say. in her way, she held a press conference the machine let's find a healthy administered after that, the news came in that her doctor had tested positive. she put herself in self isolation. —— she looked fine and healthy. she will be conducting interest of the state from her apartment in berlin. i thinkjudging by the initial reaction in the media, there is no panic, no hysteria. germans are typically sober and calm, so they are just observing what is happening. there has been however a lot of speculation about her health last year because she had these couple of times she had a fit of shaking, especially during official appointments when the national anthem was played. she was at one point forced to remain seated while the anthem was being played. there isa the anthem was being played. there is a bit of speculation about her healt

in germany, angela merkel has announced a ban on gatherings of more than two people in public outsides ban will be in force for at least two weeks, but it will not apply to people of the same household. the number of cases in germany has been climbing rapidly, although the number of deaths remains low. announcing the ban, she made an emotional appeal to citizens to stick to the rules. translation: i am very moved by how many people are adhering to these social distancing rules. it is how we show care for the older people and people with underlying health issues for whom this virus is most dangerous. in short, this is how we save lives. please all go along with this. do the right thing for our country, show reason and empathy. bojan pancevski is the correspondent for the wall streetjournal in berlin, germany. he told us why despite cases having risen rapidly in the country, the number of deaths had not. the primary reason is because essentially, in the initial outbreak here in germany, was driven by younger people. younger people with milder symptoms and they rarely ever die of this di

and across europe in germany, angela merkel has tested negative. in italy although the situation continues to be devastating with a death toll above 6,000 and almost 64,000 positive cases, there was a glimmer of good news the one day rise in the number of infections with the smallest increase for five days also aid from the russian military arrived in italy to help them fight the outbreak in south africa they're going to go into a nationwide lockdown as of thursday with the most cases in africa and in china, concern about the resurgence of the virus within the country even though the number of new cases has dwinds lled there. >> less people outside these days but let's take a look autothere with janessa webb. >> good morning. yesterday was a good day to be inside as a coastal storm continues to make its way offshore saw about 3 to 5 inches of accumulation of snow but this continue to make its way out winds will be picking up for southern maine this afternoon and then dry conditions but on the backside of that storm system is that severe weather pot

upright president trichet tied to one earlier told germany's chancellor angela merkel the deal was no longer working and must be revised footage shows volleys of tear gas and stun grenades being fired across the border fires were burning on the turkish side of the border which break official said willet by migrants. police earlier act migrants massed in the border some migrants responded by throwing rocks migrants of told they doubly the turkish authorities are ordering them to leave the no man's land because the free border won't open. well earlier i spoke to jerrold kelsey's a migration expert specialist rather who's considered the architect of the original a utility deal that has been shaken in recent days he told brady to save the deal that europe must do more to help migrants stuck on the camps on the greek islands so they can house we're seeing pictures every day of thousands of people at the turkish great border and you've calls now for every new will of the e.u. tekkie migration deal what would that look like well since the deal was a simple non-binding statement based on inte

i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us germany's chancellor angela merkel has gone into home quarantine after she came into contact with a person diagnosed with a new corona virus it's not known if medical has been infected with the virus medical had received a vaccine shot against a different virus from a doctor on friday that doctor has since tested positive for corona virus now a spokesman for medical said the chancellor will be working from home and is to be tested repeatedly for the virus over the coming days. only moments before going into quarantine miracle had announced tough new social controls i asked d.-w. political correspondent emanuel charles for details well indeed a government spokesperson stiffens confirmed that angle america has been ordered to stage a home to go in quarantine after being in contact with a doctor on friday to use dr who came to give her a vaccine a precautionary vaccine against a new mechanical inspections and seems to end these doctor has been tested positive oh dear no her current are is ok and 19 so as a precautionary measure to chance to the hospit

well here in germany chancellor angela merkel has called on people to avoid social contact to prevent the elderly and those with preexisting health conditions from contracting the virus those are the groups most likely to suffer dangerous symptoms or even death william know a glue craft has been following that advice he's reporting today from home william are people where you are taking those suggestions seriously. well i certainly am not because i'm sick not because i'm in quarantine but that is the prevailing public health advice that if you can stay home you should stay home and fortunately we have the technology that we can have the best of both worlds both continuing to work and trying to live our lives as best as possible while staying home and protecting others i was out in my neighborhood earlier today things seem pretty much usual maybe a little quieter than normal but i was out at the weekend farmers market people it was a beautiful day today it was as crowded as ever maybe the only big difference i saw was the free samples were being covered up or not being offered at all l

in germany chancellor merkel has banned religious services and venues including clubs, bars, leisure ow has over 9,000 cases and 24 deaths from the virus. jenny hill is in berlin, but first let's speak to mark lowen in rome. terrible death toll there today, but also 2000 people in intensive care. the numbers really are shocking. today's italy prime minister said this country had overcome fascism in world wars, but never more than now was there such a need for italians to be united. he said that 10,000 medical students would have their final year exam scrap so that they could move more quickly into the health care system, and support doctors and nurses. cases here are still soaring, but the rate of increase is the smallest now since the outbreak began, so possibly the containment measures are beginning to work. and if so, that could put pressure on other companies to copy italy's approach more closely. talking of those measures, from today this is the updated form we have to fill in for all movement around the country to certify that we are not in quarantine because of the virus or tha

who has clothes all its extra no borders for the next 30 days germany's angela merkel made the announcement as the block races to fight the raging fire that is the crowbars. we have introduced and she restrictions basically an entry ban for citizens from non e.u. countries each will last for 30 days in germany it applies immediately. belgium is the latest country to join those declaring a nationwide quarantine spain italy and france are also on lockdown military trucks have been filmed on the streets of paris are to charlotte devinsky it looks at whether the era of free movement can be coming to an end. 3 years populists have been advocating tighter border controls within the european union which you and the national governments have criticised yet in 2020 that is exactly what we're seeing happening it all started with italy and border controls being imposed from people trying to leave it to lead to go into austria but since then a host of other e.u. countries have done exactly the same we have seen slovenia hungary denmark and now even germany shutting up shop saying its borders are closed

political correspondent thank you so much there are more than 2300 cases of covert 900 here in germany chancellor merkel said that over 2 thirds of the country's population could eventually become ill as i mention despite that warning though the government has faced criticism for being too slow to respond to the virus threat is a look at how people in berlin are coping as infections continue to rise no panic here just an orderly line outside one of the coronavirus testing centers in berlin it may only be an inch he throw to rather mild symptom but a growing number of people want to get checked there's no big outbreak yet in the german capital but individual cases are becoming more frequent this school is one of several that have closed after a teacher and a people both tested positive for the virus. no one is yet talking of closing berlin's public transport system even though people know packed on the ground trains may help spread infection in fact the city's legendary coup is on display. i'm not going to do anything different from usual i'm carrying on with life as normal as far as possible. and you kn

germany ramps up its coronavirus responses cases jumped to over 2000 chancellor angela merkel warns against large gatherings but stopped short of closing schools the warning comes a day after she said some 2 thirds of germans could become infected. unexposed her welcome to the program the european union has criticized u.s. president donald trump's decision to ban nearly all travel from europe to the united states the 30 day ban affects countries inside europe's schengen passport free travel area and so excludes the u.k. and ireland the european commission said the decision had been taken unilaterally and without consultation president trump accused the e.u. of failing to act quickly enough to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. until now thi u.s. president downplayed the corona virus but in a sudden escalation donald trump has announced near trusting measures to keep new cases from entering our shores we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days the new rules will go into effect friday at midnight. in his address trump called the disease a foreig

voters in a referendum next month. 2 months after hosting a summit on the libya conflict germany's chancellor merkel has met the libyan military commander general. in berlin machall stressed the importance of a ceasefire and finding a political solution on his forces have been fighting the un backed libyan government for control of the capital tripoli for almost a year. violence broke out in venezuela's capital caracas as demonstrators led by self-proclaimed president clashed with security forces police used tear gas to stop the protesters from marching on the national assembly which pro-government lawmakers seized in january. today europe is remembering the victims of terrorism a special event in paris will pay tribute to those killed or impacted by terrorist attacks the european day of remembrance of victims of terrorism was stablished by the e.u. after a deadly attack in madrid in 2004 on march 11th of that year islamist militants bombed commuter trains in the spanish capital killing 191 people since then there have been many more deadly attacks here in europe will look at a few of them now one w

well here in germany chancellor angela merkel today announced unprecedented new measures in response to the outbreak nonessential shops will be closed as will bars the others sports venues gyms and playgrounds there's also a ban on religious gatherings until further notice and hospital visits will be restricted at least 14 people here in germany have died from the corona virus more than 6600 have been infected here is part of what the chancellor said today then i'll call them via internet and then we still need drastic measures as has so often been sent to slow down the rate of infection is such drastic measures have never been taken in our country. but at the moment they're necessary to reduce the amount of close contact between people. to bring down the number of infections and serious cases i just read an account of the german chancellor angela merkel speaking there here's a look at some more of the latest coronavirus developments britain is ramping up measures to combat the virus with the prime minister boards johnson telling residents to avoid all unnecessary contact with others

we call to germany and angela merkel is in quarantine. boris johnson has been diagnosed as positive so just in a short period of time. because of the talent behind me and a lot of other talent in government everybody is pulling to gather. our nation is pulling to gather. the people more than anyone. they are doing really really well just to think if you go 20 days ago every thing was perfect when will be hit 30000 and that means more jobs and then one day we get it because something we have never even heard of coronavirus and now we are fighting a different battle. but i think in a fairly short period of time what everyone has done i really think we will be stronger than ever and will be protected a lot of the things that we have done now and are doing now if this should happen again from testing to the stockpiles and vaccines hopefully. vaccines,cures,therapeutics,w hr you call it and making a lot of progress on vaccines or perhaps progress on therapeutics he will let you know. anybody else? >> i would say we you never shy away from a ch

doctors from cuba head to italy to provide relief in germany, chancellor angela merkel now in isolation after her personal doctor who she saw friday tested positive germany now reporting 55 deaths, nearly 19,000 cases spain's number surging even more. 394 deaths in one day. the army building makeshift hospitals for patients and in britain, pubs, restaurants, gyms all shut 244 have died there, as the queen considers a special address to the nation for only the fourth time in her nearly 70-year reign but even in countries that haven't seen a surge in cases, harsh measures to restrain the disease. americans in central and south america struggling to get home and tonight, the president saying the government is working on retrieving the stranded americans kay weeden among a dozen doctors trapped in honduras. >> with little notice whatsoever they closed the borders. >> reporter: nowhere to go as the virus marches around the world. matt bradley, nbc news, rome >>> we want to take a moment now to focus on those on the front lines, our health care workers. they are risking their own lives to hel

in germany, chancellor angela merkel has announced a ban on gatherings of more than two people in publicade an emotional appeal to citizens to stick to the rules. translation: i'm very moved by how many people are adhering to these social distancing rules. it is how we show care for the older people and people with underlying health issues for whom this virus is most dangerous. in short, this is how we save lives. please all go along with this. do the right thing for our country, show reason and empathy. bojan pancevski is the correspondent for the wall streetjournal in berlin, germany. he told us why despite cases having risen rapidly in the country, the number of deaths had not. the primary reason is because essentially, the initial outbreak here in germany was driven by younger people. younger people get milder symptoms and they rarely ever die of this disease. so essentially, that coincidence bought germany a bit of time. initially, the outbreak happened in areas where they celebrate carnival and of course it was also driven by people coming back from their skiing holidays in italy a

find important answers to the challenges we face is both to be important well here in germany chancellor angela merkel has addressed the nation in an unprecedented televised speech saying the country faces its biggest challenge since the 2nd world war this as the country's top disease control officials warn that germany could be dealing with $10000000.00 coronavirus infections in the coming months if its citizens don't adhere to measures outlined by the government. berlin's most famous locations should be bustling with tourists at this time of year but due to covert dine $900.00 there currently surrounded by empty streets it's also highly unusual. for a german chancellor to make a televised address but angela merkel said these are extraordinary times and she urged all citizens of germany to seriously consider that own obligations to society the situation is serious take it seriously since german unification no since the 2nd world war there has been no challenge to our nation that has demanded such a degree of common and united action. $1.00 and called the winners beginning she said germany was in a go

we are seeing it in bavaria, over the border in germany and we understand that germany's chancellor, angela merkelsee if the restrictive measures on movement should be extended to the whole of the country. you said about germany and another big change on the bavarian situation. every country and europe, including the uk, is it and europe, including the uk, is it a slightly different place on the curve of upper numbers. as a sense of people are sharing best practice? as much as possible but this, you know, the figures, each country is ata know, the figures, each country is at a different stage and the german health authorities have told the bbc that they are weeks behind italy, for example. so far, the number of deaths in germany has been smaller than in other countries but they fear that a number of deaths will rise. and we have seen new city of an old peoples home in bavaria where nine people have died. measures are in place there to try and isolate people. there are other people infected there as well but less of course taking an enormous toll, not only on health services but on ca re rs only on

merkel calls for solidarity. the situation is serious take it seriously since germany unification note since the 2nd world war there has been no challenge to our nation listed minded such a degree of common and united action merkel is calling on everyone in germany to protect the most vulnerable including the elderly also on the program in the us donald trump labels himself a wartime president in the fight against the pandemic he moves to invoke legislation to speed to the production of critical medical equipment and protective gear. and preparations for the olympic games khan to new to the plane leaving japan to pick up the olympic flame from greece but as the coronavirus pandemic spreads a growing number of athletes want the games cancelled. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us german chancellor angela merkel has addressed the nation in a rare televised speech saying the country faces its biggest challenge since the 2nd world war this as the country's top disease control official was that germany could be dealing with 10000000 coronavirus infections in the coming months if its citizens don't adhere to

and in germany chancellor angela merkel became the first european leader to self-quarantine. s banned groups of more than two people from gathering. which is really unfortunate for germany. because you realize it takes at least five people to get in or out of lederhosen, like leather pants are no choke. -- joke, you can't do that alone. the biggest news is over in japan where the summer olympics look like they're being postponed until 2021. yeah. they are postponing the olympic games. meanwhile tom and linda are going forward with their game night as planned. yeah, i thought i had gotten out of it by now they want me to do it over skype, unbelievable. how do you even play game night over skype. which card do you have, sthat point of the game. have i to show you my cards so you know what cards i have and i'm playing at home, just cancel tom and linda, just cancel. but if i was-- i would have still held the game even if all other countries dropped out. because think about it, if everyone else is out you win gold in every event. they also come last in every event. but still, i me

of testing kits and transparency, there are fears the numbers may be much higher in germany, chancellor angela merkels in quarantine after doctor who treated her tested positive for coronavirus unclear whether she too has the virus. china with largest number of confirmed cases but the pandemic has largely moved to europe add the u.s. world health organization says more cases are reported in europe every day than in china at height of the epidemic. thank you. >>> health officials are sounding alarm about a more curious symptom of the coronavirus. can cause patients to lose sense of smell and taste recommend self-isolating even without other symptoms one of them was utah jazz player rudy gobert. he lost his sense of smell. >>> check in on the weather with meteorologist janessa webb >> haven't seen you since spring >> been a while. >> nice to be here >> not seeing spring conditions across the midwest and northeast. talking about significant snowfall due to a coastal storm. forecast totals up to 9 to 12 inches will cause gusty winds to pick up from washington, d.c., all the way into new york city philade