here's news correspondent john loyer ends. >> the monster storm that dumped more than 12 inches of snow across ten states is now bringing strong winds and frigid air to much of the country. the cold weather causing half okay at new york's jfk airport water pipe exploded sunday flood ago terminal. hundreds every flights were delayed, dozens canceled. port authority officials saying weather appears to be a factor. >> we will thoroughly investigate why this pipe burst, we will thoroughly investigate why it was not adequately protected. >> new york senator chuck schumer says officials at jfk weren't ready for the storm. >> they should have been much, much better prepared, plane and simple. jfk has to follow the boyscouts motto. be prepared. they weren't. >> part of north georgia are expected to get a harsh blast every winter weather including possible ice monday. the same night the city of atlanta host the college football national championship the georgia department of transportation has treated the roads around the metro area, many schools and state offices throughout north georgia are al

but as john loyer ends reports , talks about the deferred action for childhood arriving program has hit a snag. >> the immigration debate heads to the white house tuesday. >> i think this will really be the inch flexion point, where we get some things doesn't or we don't. >> bipartisan group set to sit down with the president. their goal, try to come up with a way to prevent deporting hundreds every thousands of immigrants. we are going to end chain migration. we are going to ends the lottery system. and we are going to build the wall. >> and mr. trump's desire to include the border wall in negotiation appears to be preventing a bridge between some republicans and democrats >> the president has thrown a huge wrench into the works by insisting upon a 18 billion-dollar wall and in fact it's ready for a government shutdown if he doesn't get his wall. >> the reality is nobody except some of the most kind of fringe elements really want to deport a million people that know nothing besides this country as their home. but at the same time, i think it is unrealistic to say we will do that withou

we do have crews that will work around the clock, once the rain does start falling. >> john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> meanwhile in chicago sub freezing temperatures and massive water leak resulted in the icicles to end all icicles , the fire escape became encase in the ice after sprinkler pipe burst on one of the upper floors of the building, the cascading water froze as it hit the coal air. road below was shut down due to the threat of falling ice. >> back here at home, flags are at half staff at firehouses in north philadelphia and in springfield, delaware county. to mourn the death of one of their firefighters, matthew letourneau was killed while battling row home fire, the man who lives inside the home also died, lieutenant letourneau was 11 year veteran of the fire department, alongside volunteer in his hometown every springfield, the loss is difficult for neighbors in both communities. >> like the true he is sense after neighbor, good neighbor, like the kind of person that has a real hole in our lives. >> hits home. i've been involved in a lot of line duty deaths