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eight to 12 inches in providence, six to ten from springfield to hartford.this is what you're going to feel. wagi waking up, 14 below, it will feel like 21 below at 7:00 tomorrow in albany and upstate new york. it will feel friday night like 14 below, 16 below. so you get the picture. there is going to be snow on the ground. temperatures even by saturday morning will feel well below zero and aexpect delays. >> stay in bed is the message. i bet fred wishes he were there. instead, he's in boston where it's been snowing for hours. fred, what is the latest? you can see fred is in the snow right there. the snow probably reeking havoc with his audio but fred telling us earlier, it's been snowing up to a foot in some places in boston. you're looking at pictures right now of the snow coming down. temperatures there could drop below zero over the next 24 hours. wind gusts on the coast would exceed 50 miles an hour. this is a storm that will last awhile and not just the snow that will be a problem, again, the high winds and bitter, bitter cold. stay tuned in for the l

water mains ruptured in south hartford. some of those pipes date all the way back to the late 1890s. >>> and south carolina. south carolina, thousands losing power because of the cold there. scenes like this, burst pipes, ice everywhere because of what happened in the top floor of a condo complex. a pipe in a launsd roomy erupted from the cold. and there you go. >> it's almost like you could ice climb up the side of the building there. i just woke up to a six-story man made waterfall. >> we're talking about the carolinas here. >> no, wait, there's more, indeed like a plumber's hedge across much of the country. in arkansas, pipes are rupturing almost everywhere. plumbers in little rock say they are so busy, customers are being told there's a two to three-day wait for service calls in little rock. >> that sound, pretty common across many states, it was so cold, cars wouldn't start. in maryland, aaa said it receives more than 1,000 calls an hour. >> really business is eye. really busy. i mean, we're totally swamped right now.

this traveling band of siblings hit a bad note on the way across country to hartford connecticut. the flight was canceled and they are now rebooked for thursday. >> what we seeing if any friends can meet up with us. we don't know to we will have to book another hotel room for a couple more nights. we are trying to save must be. >> travelers used suitcases as pillows as sfo after several thousand flights were canceled across the nation the past several days. today, a third of the flights to and from chicago have been canceled and other parts of the midwest and the northeast are seeing major weather-related issues. >> airline employees say they spent long hours on the job since last week, sometimes 16 hours or longer in a day as they try to get customs home. >> we want to help them the best we can but this is only so much you can do. it is e emotionally draining for us. >> your wish for the next couple of days? >> clear skies. in snow. >> if you make it to the destination, this is in guarantee your luggage will arrive with you. >> brian is less than hopeful looking through the sea o

call the hartford at the number on you screen to request your free quote.ait? martha: well he can't seem to stay out of the headlines and always seems to be for the wrong reasons. toronto mayor rob ford, there he is dancing to some reggae music. we love rob ford, don't we? this time it is his family. the brother law accusing the mayor i don't remember, take a break from the crack-smoking mayor, that the whole incident left him badly injured. explosive claim in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. the mayor denies this as well. just another drop in the bucket. there are so many baseless al probations out there. look at him he is harmless. one love. bill: toronto is the heart beat. rob ford and justin bieber in the same town. how will they manage that? martha: big enough for e for the two of them? we'll find out. see you tonight on greta. 7:00, "on the record." see you at 1:00. "happening now" starts right now. bye-bye. jenna: right now, today's top headlines and brand new stories you will see here first. jon: new charges for a 15-year-old already accused of murder

and it's starting to wind down albany and hartford, boston out on the cape is where the blizzard conditions are. we've got gusts right now to 44 on cape cod, 44 at martha's vineyard. and it's a light, powdery snow, reports of snowdrifts in many areas. thankfully the winds will come down in the afternoon as the storm pulls away. same for new jersey and greater new york city. even central park, gusts of 37 miles per hour. so these wind chill values are just really the thing that's so difficult out there, betty. we're still watching those well into the negative numbers. >> they're frighteningly low. let's get to the blizzard-like conditions in boston. where more than a foot of snow and frigid temperatures are causing havoc. our richard lui is in the thick of all of it. and joins us now live. good morning, richard. >> good morning, to you, betty. as bill was talking about, those high gusting winds, reports of areas south of boston, up to 55 miles per hour. what we're seeing around here is about 20-25 miles per hour. and when we check our little thermometers here at the site, it's about 3 or 4 d

the new england area shows snow up to 12 inches in boston and hartford has 6 to 10 inches on the way. the low pressure continues to spin over the lower great lakes region, it's bringing all that moist air off of the gulf stream and collides with the cold air down from canada. result, a will the of snow and cool temperatures for the midwest. as they get cold and snow, we get warm, warm readings out for this time of the year in january with most of the numbers being in the 60s and continue in the 60s through the early part of next week. because the high pressure is collecting the particlats. overnight lows tonight 36 to 44 degrees. another warm day for friday and cooling, but dry for next week. dry we are. a fifth of average rain fall in the city. santa rosa 14% of average. pinpoint forecast if you're heading out of the bay area. 69 for fresno. overnight lows tonight, on the chilly side. high clouds are keeping things mild. 41 degrees at oakland. 46 in san francisco and 35 degrees in santa rosa. 41 for san jose. the numbers are as much as 15 degrees above average for this time of the ye

in the united states, there were two fires in 2003, in connecticut, 16 people died at a hartford nursing home. and seven months later, 15 people personished at a nashville facility. >> the sprinklers would have stopped the fire quicker. >> reporter: those fires prompted federal regulators to require sprinklers in all nursing homes. >> not only do they detect a fire and make the occupants aware of what is going on so they can evacuate, but they also can control the fire and alert the fire department. >> reporter: something that could have saved lives and anguish in canada. john yang, nbc news, canada. >>> it was known back in the day simply as the lufthansa heist, and it was the biggest cash heist of all time when it took place back in the late '70s. at best, it gave us "goodfellas," the scorsese masterpiece, one of the great mob movies of all time. but the real story came back today with word that the feds say are the real goodfellows were rounded up out of nowhere and at long last. our report tonight from our national correspondent, kate snow. >> nobody knows for sure how much was taken

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how is that on the local level, especially in hartford, where are you dealing with people with so many other concerns on their plates, including health care cost and health care coverage. >> well, absolutely, and i think that the fact we as a state have had the highest enrollment rate of any of the states shows how critical that issue is to our community and to our state. the fact that also helps impacted the ability of many of our children and our families to be able to also succeed. so i think that the issue of health care is one that has been very prominent on our state agenda. let governor has been pushing for the exchange, and thanks to him and some of the partners we've been able to get a high enrollment rate, and that is something critical, it especially because the health care issues are related to poverty. >> woodruff: we want to thank all four of you mayors for joining us. it's been so important to get the perspective from you and from your cities. thank you very much for staying with us. we've got just a minute or two left. we want to ask mark and and david, final thought? >

hartford's bradley international does not expect improvement any time soon. >> if our arrivals do not come in late tonight which are our terminating flights we don't have the equipment here at the airport to make up the departures tomorrow. >> reporter: now adding to the chaos, they're new rules that took effect saturday that require pilots to fly shorter periods of times and get eight hours of uninterrupted sleep. add to that a little bad weather, and you can easily see how the careful choreography of airline schedules can get disrupted. brian? >> anne thompson from jfk in new york tonight, anne, thanks. as we said, part of why this news is how far south is stretching. schools closed in atlanta tomorrow. in nashville, the temperature has dropped more than 50 degrees since just last night. al roker is here in the studio with how bad this gets and how far south. al? >> well, brian, i've been doing it for 35 years, i don't ever remember something this widespread this far south. and it's not going to get better for at least the next 24 hours. this arctic outbreak of brutally cold air is

boston feels like 7 below. 5 below in hartford. 3 above in new york city. here's the next storm on weather channel calling it winter storm ion making it through the dakotas into minnesota. one part heads to canada. the second develops along the cold front. you can see snow from northern texas to western new york. ahead of it warmer air so we're going to see temperatures climbing up into the 40s by monday, but colder air behind it. here's a look at the snowfall. by sunday night, the heaviest stuff will be in central illinois. all the way into michigan. 9 to 12 inches of snow. and then we've got cold air to talk about. i mean, it's going to be really cold. sunday morning's low, 18 below in minneapolis. 27 in washington. monday it drops down to 14 below in chicago. 39 in d.c. 19 in atlanta. by tuesday, 9 in atlanta, 12 below in cincinnati. brian, i hate to show this. look at these windchills. monday morning it will feel like 40 below in chicago. it will feel like 18 below in atlanta. and there's another storm coming that will make its way in some time late thu

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the highest total definitely in the purple area from albany to hartford to providencprovidence. new york city, 5 to 6. columbus, ohio, a little bit less. d.c. and baltimore maybe 1 or 2 inches. again the timing, the worst will be now in the ohio valley, during the day today in new england and then tonight overnight in areas around new york city. >> and then bitter cold. >> get out and shovel as it is snowing because you won't want to be out there after the storm leaves. >>> how to breaking news unfolding right now at the bottom of the earth with 74 people stranded aboard the antarctic ship, the first group of 12 passengers have been rescued in what is being described as a race against time. just hours ago, a helicopter arrived on a self-made helipad. the plan is to chopper passengers off the boat and to a near by ice breaker. the ship has been stuck in a field of ice for more than a week now. >>> the new year is also bringing health care under the affordable care act. the government says more than 2 million people have already signed up, but the supreme court threw in a last min

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up through philadelphia, new york, hartford, boston. blizzard warnings for the cape where the winds will pick up, gusting over 50 miles per hour. back to you. >> a lot to cover. thank you very much for catching us up. the weather forced organizers to cancel a big $500/ticket party planned for chris christie's second inauguration. he was sworn in for the second term two hours ago. >> i chris christie. >> i chris christie. >> elected governor of the state of new jersey. >> elected governor of the state of new jersey. >> despite the continue server he got a standing ovation. he made no direct mention of the scandal around the administration. he thanked supporters and called for bi-partisan ship. >> i thank all those who placed faith and trust in me. i make this promise. i will not let up. i will insist we work together. i will make this government truly work for those who pay for it. [ applause ] >> christie's inauguration come s as first read notes this. he's fighting wars on two different fronts, both of which increasingly look like wars

lesser amounts, hartford and new york city. the travel issue will be the wind chills in the gusty winds. even down to d.c., wind chills will be near negative numbers if not negative. going back to work or school for some kids, the timing of the storm. tomorrow morning will be a mess. >> thanks, bill. obviously we will look for to you keep us updated. as bill mentioned, the northeast could get a powerful wal up. this could be the first big and early test from the brand-new mayor. let's check in with sarah who is live outside the city in manhattan. bill deblasio was sworn in on wednesday. a big storm headed his way. tell us what they are doing for preparation. >> they are working on trying it get ahead of the storm because they know it's coming. right now the calm before the storm. salt spreaders on the road and more leaving every minute. try to get a jump-start on the winter road preps. we will see about 300 out on the road. staffed by about 4,000 workers on 12-hour shifts. residents are preparing buying shovels, food, and water

. >> this traveling band of siblings hit a bad note this morning on the way across country to hartford connecticu connecticut. plate cancelled now rebooked for thursday. >> we are seeing if any friends can meet up with us or whateve whatever. we would rather not have to, we don't know if we have to book another hotel room for couple more nigs or what. so we are trying to save money so we are happening out here. >> weary traveler use suit consist as pillow at sfo this morning after several thousand flights were cancelled across the nation over the past several days. today about a third of the flights to and from chicago have been cancelled. other parts of the midwest and northeast are also seeing major weather related issues. airline employee told me they spent long hours on the job since last week. sometimes 16 hours or longer in a day. as they try get customers home. >> we want to help them the best we can but there's only so much you can do. it's he messally draining for us too. if it takes a toll. >> wish then for the next couple of days weather wise. >> clear skies. no snow. >> eve

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if you're flying today toward philadelphia, new york, hartford, providence, boston, expect substantial delays first thing this morning. storm team 4 radar showing very cold conditions outside first thing this morning. it's not going to warm up any time soon. this cold pattern sticks around for quite some time. be prepared for that. we have windchill advisories that are already in effect. there we are, windchills hovering between five and 15 degrees below zero right now. so very, very cold. full force winter, everybody. everybody wants to know a little bit of the good news, bad news, and the ugly. the good news is we'll have plenty of sunshine today. it will not snow. they'll have sunshine, it will be good sledding weather. you'll need all the warm layers on because it's going to stay cold. that's part of the bad news, single digits this morning, only in the teens today, more single digits tomorrow morning and friday morning. windchills today hovering near zero. the ugly reality is that the cold air is going nowhere. multiple mornings in the single digits, and many days with highs below

18 to 12 in boston, 8 to 12 in hartford, new york, at 6 to 8, albany, new york, 8 to 12. here's the timeline on it. from this morning until tonight, by thursday night, you can see where the snow is. all the big cities, also in new jersey, in pennsylvania, in new york, and in long island. by tomorrow morning as well, it's still there, but you see the backside to the snow. overnight tonight until tomorrow morning, then it all moves out by noon, but then these incredibly cold winds come in, and that's the timeframe, too, we're going to have such incredibly cold temperatures. boston early saturday morning, air temperature 3 below. will feel like 15 below. new york city air temperature at about 8 degree. will feel like 8 below. here's the accumulations farther south. 4 to 7 in philadelphia. 2 to 4 in washington, d.c. so washington, too, will see some snow. again, changing over within the next hour. but the biggest bite here, the wind gusts. why we have blizzard warnings here. not only for the snow, but when you see the consistency of the snow, the water content is really low,

shifling that walk on the driveway tomorrow, minus 13 inial banny and is minus 11 in hartford and this will be the coldest morning cute that you see in years when you factor in the wend chill. >> we'll take zero in new york city. talking about the 12 to 16 inches of snow that bill cairns is telling us. nbc's ron mott is in boston where that's the case. it's taking effect at noon. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning, richard. second day of the new year. the first major storm is bearing down on the city of boston and expected to punch this city very hard. already this morning, pretty light snow falling so the morning rush was okay. probably a little longer than normal and it's the evening rush that people are concerned about and city officials are trying to get everyone to take mass transit if they can. depending where you live around the boston metro, anywhere from 6 to 14 inches are forecast, but the x factor, richard, are the high winds expected to accompany this storm. that will cause real problems on the south shore of the boston metro area because of the windchills from th

around hartford, that's where mark twain lived for years, could get 6 to 10" of rain and 6 to 10 folkmanhattan. snow there with cool weather behind that all the way back almost to the rockies. denver beginning to warm up tomorrow. as they get all this snow, we relatively swelter with plenty of sunshine around the bay area as this high pressure remains off the pacific coast for a while at least so sunny and warm for the west for this weekend. air quality suffers though again a "spare the air" day not only tonight but also already for tomorrow. okay. so here's how it looks. lows will be between the mid- 30s and low 40s tonight. another warm day for tomorrow and cooling but dry so far for next week. and warm again for tomorrow cooling off next week and things might be changing a little bit by next friday. pinpoint forecast, headed out of the bay area, partly cloudy skies for much of the state. clouds and no rain. 72 redding. 70 sacramento. and 51 at yosemite. overnight lows tonight will be down to 38 at livermore and 35 for santa rosa. boy, these numbers are really above average. livermo

natalie what we're left with for hartford, connecticut, 4 to 7 inches. new york 3 to 7 inches. the rocky mountain states but these are snowfall totals they typically see for the entire month of january. the heart of winter approaching here and they're seeing that in a matter of six to eight hours. that's why it's such a big deal for a lot of folks. >> all right, we'll see you again. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem within the next couple of hours. he will also meet palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas later today. kerry plans to propose a framework for a lasting peace deal between israel and the palestinians. ian lee joins us now live in jerusalem. and ian, certainly john kerry has been coming to this region several times over the past few months. he really wants something to break through. >> reporter: well, that's right, natalie. if you just look at yesterday, he met with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu for five hours in total. and before the meeting, the prime minister gave a grim outl

boston, tonight, tomorrow, hartford, even providence.e areas with the snow and the wind and the gusts which certainly will be affecting travel. today into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, the winds begin to subside. then it is catch-up time for the last 24 hours. >> all right. lucky you're inside. we need through because we need you watching the models. >> how are people in the airports handling these cancellations? sunland >> don. well just the on 'tis passion ruined the travel plans of so many. take a look at these boards. this is what people are encountering today, seeing a lot of cancelled flights especially to the northeast corridor heading towards new york or the boston area. now logan airport in boston announced that their last flight tonight is at 8:30 p.m. and shutting it down until potentially noon tomorrow because of the high winds that are supposed to come through, and we're really seeing that sort of bleak picture nation-wide. let me give you the numbers, don. 2,000 flights nationwide are cancelled. 6400 flights have been delay

, total in terms of snow. 8 to 14 in boston, the cape 6 to 8. 6 to 8 in central mass. 8 to 12 in hartfordecticut. this has dangerously cole temperatures, coldest in three years for some and also the really robust winds, thus the blizzard warnings from late today until tomorrow at 1:00 for the cape and also long island. here are the wind speeds. watch these. this is why we'll have troubles at airports. 48 gust, 11:00 tonight. 30 in new york city. we get up into the 50 overnight tonight into tomorrow. the worst of it, kind of the bull's-eye time wise, 8:00 tone until 8:00 tomorrow morning and things improve. morning lows, friday morning, friday night into saturday morning, temperatures straight air temperature, 3 below. boston has not been there in three years. it will feel like 12 below. albany, new york, feel like 18 below. new york city, it will feel like 5 below. that will be early morning on saturday. so here's the time line of the storm. again, 8:00 to 8:00, that's the worst. 9:00, you can see the big cities ensconced in snow. overflight, morning still, here's the backside of the snow

evening hours, the snow starts to fill in from washington, d.c., through new york city, through hartford, all the way up to boston. the snow is very heavy. there's the rain/snow line just south of new york city. early tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., we're still seeing the snow from new york out towards long island, also towards boston. it's still very windy outside. and again, since the snow is so light, it's going to be blowing around, creating white-out conditions. so traveling tonight from the long island expressway, i-95, up and down the east coast would be very, very difficult because visibilities will be so low. by tomorrow afternoon, the storm is pulling away, but it is brutally cold from washington, d.c. all the way up towards maine. snowfall totals look like this. again, new york city anywhere from 6 to 8, maybe up to 10 inches of snow. boston, a foot of a snow. portland, over a foot of snow. it's a big storm system. back to you, thomas. >> it really is. i know you guys are going to be busy in your news room there. steve, thanks for making time for me. i appreciate it. >> no proble

you can see from springfield to hartford on the i-91 corridor, six to ten. albany could see up to a foot. new york, six to eight. the snow is there but also with this potent nor'easter, we have very strong winds. here's a look at where the snow is now, on the doorstep of new york city. it will be there within the hour. here's the deal, kind of the bull's eye time-wise for this, 9:00 tonight until 9:00 tomorrow morning. 11:00 tonight, you can see all the major cities in the northea northeast esconced in snow. notice by 11:00 tomorrow morning, the snow has exited but on the back side, this very strong nor'easter is bringing very strong winds. all right. hour by hour wind chill. we have cold air on tap and the coldest air is coming saturday morning. look at the wind chills. this is what it will feel like friday 8:00 in the morning, 15 below in boston. 18 below in albany. as we head to friday night, 14, 14. so you get the picture. the temperatures are dropping, the winds are incredibly strong and kicking up overnight tonight into tomorrow. that's coupled, making

it's actually considered hartford county. >> we're just getting word now from the howard county fireartment that three people are down and possibly the shooter as well. that is coming to us from a tweet from the howard county fire department is sending out at this moment. >> yes, that is howard county. it's right next to adarondo county. on saturday morning there would be hundred of thousands of people out there. a lot to do. a large mall. it's not far from the airport. >> in terms of the shooting of itself this would be a first in this area that we have had a story like this where a development has taken place where there is a mall shatting in this particular part of -- shooting in this particular part of the d.c. area and surrounding suburbs. >> you are right. as a matter of fact, that mall is very safe. the other mall that you have close to there, obviously, we have the maryland casino which is only about four to five miles away. very well protected. a lot of police agencies in that area. then you have a lot of other malls in that area. like i said, washington, d.c. is only about

new york hartford boston will be this evening, overnight. tomorrow, the snow wraps up.n central park and new york in about ten years, going down to about 3 degrees. here in boston monday morning will be down to 3 below zero one off the record and their coldest in about three winters. a big snowstorm and then a lot of cold air. but the next storm, andrea will be what we call an inland runner. it's going to go west of the appalachians. that's going to bring warm air up the eastern seaboard. highs will be back in the 40s. most of what falls sunday night and monday here along the east coast will be rain. after that ends another shot of bitter cold air comes in the middle of next week. so it's up and down but travel and getting around after the sun goes down tonight through, say, midday tomorrow really not advised in these areas between boston and new york. andrea, back to you there in washington. >> in warmer washington. thank you very much mike seidel. thanks for the warnings and all the precautions and be safe out there. that does it for us for this new year's edition of

so let's bring in the aforementioned amanda hess, who's in hartford, connecticut today, and amy wallacewrote a column for the "new york times" on the same subject last weekend. thank you both for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> amanda, your headline's pretty stark about this being the next civil rights issue. why do you think local and federal authorities and sometimes even some of your own colleagues don't take this kind of harassment seriously enough? >> i think two things are going on. one is that violence and harassment against women has been discounted for many years in a variety of contexts. sexual harassment in the workplace, domestic violence were all sort of dismissed before they became civil rights agendas. and the second part is that we have this idea about the internet that it is separate from real life, even though it is increasingly central to all of our lives, and that idea has persisted and sort of contributed to the problem. >> i wonder if you and also amy would be willing to share an example or two if you can on television of this kind of harassment to give view

to show you how cold. 7 in hartford. worse friday night into saturday morning where we could see temperatures, some of the coldest readings we had in decades. mika out there in the shovel later on tonight. >> i will be. i actually shovel as i go with the house and try to keep it clear but the thing is quite seriously because it will be so cold this will make much more slippery conditions. >> the treatments don't work as well with the salt and whatever else they are spring out there. >> bill karins we'll be talking to you throughout the morning. in other news today marks the first full day of the bill de blasio era in new york city. the new mayor of new york city was sworn into office by former president bill clinton. he spoke about a fresh start to new york city, bringing a progressive message to the democratic party. >> we recognize government's first duties, our city's government first responsibilities to keep our neighborhoods safe, to keep our streets clean, ensure that those who live here and those who visit can get

it's 2 in hartford. 3 in boston right now and 17 below zero the actual air temperature in bangor, maine another storm system and especially tonight into sunday and monday from st. louis to chicago over in the cleveland. but watch what happens across the east coast. all of a sudden, we get this surge of warm air and it is going to be sloppy with rain and temperatures around 50 degrees. but where we are going to see our heaviest snow is st. louis and chicago and isolated areas and 6 inches of snow and other areas close to a foot of snow. the deep freeze marches back in. watch this. down into the southern texas into parts of louisiana and into the southeast. but where we are going to see some of the snow on monday, 9 below in chicago. 1 in st. louis. 12 below in indianapolis and 14 blows in minneapolis. it is going to feel like it's about 40 to 60 degrees below zero on monday in the northern plains because of that windchill. back over to you guys. >> all right. dylan, thanks. more of your full forecast for the rest of the country in a minute. >>> first a quick check of the rest of the this

but also fragile, and he may have got into trouble when he was in hartford. >> you know from the lettersetween abigail and her sisters and that they kept an eye on him, that there was a problem. it is never fully discussed. one of the things that was difficult for abigail was that her brother was an all collect. -- an alcoholic. >> on twitter -- if she had been born at a different age, would she have been like eleanor roosevelt? >> that is hard to do. she certainly would, she had all the attributes of a very dynamic woman who was opinionated and would have had her own goals to pursue. she would have been very influential. she was very influential in the presidency. >> a lot of historians -- there have been a four surveys of historians over the past decades abigail adams always comes in the number two or number three position as most influential. why? >> who would be number one? >> eleanor roosevelt, i think. why does she end up in the number two spot? >> there is a distance in time. people have other images. people that knew -- people are still alive and that knew eleanor roosevelt. she

let's go to jonathan who is live at, atlanta's hartford international airport.th the winter weather up north it creates a ripple effect tl throughout the entire airport. when you look at flights coming from the northeast. many are delayed and some are cancelled. that has a ripple effect. we met a family changing planes but their flight out of atlanta was cancelled because wione of e crew members was stranded ip e chicago. >> we almost represented a car to drive from atlanta to san diego. instead we are luckily enough to catch a flight. hopefully it will work out we'll see. >> and we want to show you know a live shot looking at the, atlanta airport atrium. in general, lines at the ticket counter and security are relatively light. best advice check the flight schedules on lipe befoline befod to the airport. drive carefully because there are patches of ice on the road. >> jonathan thanks. >> you heard this guy tried to drive home in san diego. i would drive home too. folks who are trying to make it home after vacationing in sunny south florida. steve harrigan is li

it feels like 14 below in portland, like 22 below in concord, 6 below in hartford. that's the wind chill tonight. but what's happening now, we are going to see incredibly cold conditions. temperatures are low but it's the winds with this nor'easter behind it that's creating a very cold environment. but this cold outbreak, a different one sunday through wednesday, is the coldest in two decades. the winds won't be as intense but the shear air temperature will be. for boston, look what happens. 49 degrees on monday, 15 on tuesday, 30 degree temperature drop. we will kind of rebound by the end of the week but just a dramatic drop. new york, monday, 47. 11 for a high, jim. so some incredibly cold air coming. >> in the midwest, negative double digits as the kids would say, really? >> really wicked, right, that's what they say. minneapolis, look at this. these are the high temperatures. 14 below is the high temperature. these are straight air temperatures. minneapolis, of course, that's why on monday they closed schools, all the public schools. chicago as well, 20 below. w

boston, providence, hartford, the i-91 corridor picking up substantial snow and cold temperatures. >> sounds like a good reason to stay indoors. alexandra, thank you very much. let's bring in cnn's brian stelter on long island, where a blizzard warning is about to go into effect. brian, you do a lot of reporting on people in the media who do a lot of these live shots, now you're doing one yourself, getting a first-hand look at the conditions out there. how's it going? >> reporter: i'm channeling my inner weather geek. we're about halfway from manhattan to east hampton, the heart of long island, along the long island expressway which at midnight will shut down according to governor andrew cuomo because it will be too hard to keep up with the snow that's expected. earlier we spoke to the county executive in suffolk county about what makes the storm unique. let's take a look at that. >> this is a treacherous storm. it's got accumulation of six to ten inches but we've also got very low temperatures, overnight hours, and high winds, up to 40 miles an hour. that's going to make it very diff

can say that there's a lot more that has to be done, while there's 26 people killed in newtown, in hartford, connecticut, that year there was 40 people were murdered. in new haven there was another trick people -- 30 people. but the focus was on the 26 in newtown. we have to press origin and talk about supporting states. we force our folks to look at some of the urban issues like the people who have illegal guns, make sure that these people have to have a permit to buy their ambition. so they can't just walk into your little story am by all the ammunition they want, okay? but the problem is they can go across the border to new york, massachusetts and rhode island and by some ammunition. so anybody from new york, rhode island and massachusetts, please, pass a law that will keep people from buying ammunition for the illegal weapons, okay? make them have a permit to buy it. so let's start there. thank you applause but. >> all right. i'm going to go over here. stand up, stand up. spin first of all, i'm president of the ohio legislative black caucus and i have my state senator with us. we have 1