we have michael yaki here to go over political analysis with us as we take a live look outside from our roof camera in san francisco showing us the top of city hall on this beautiful sunday morning. stay with us. >>> good morning. at 8:15 as we take a look at the weather, two shots showing us how bad it is on the northeast right now, a second winter storm in six days has now dumped snow from ohio to new england, cancelling flights and also causing a lot of highway accidents in the area. as you can see we have video from times square in new york and also boston. we learned that a foot of snow fell in parts of pennsylvania. forecasters now saying parts of new england could also get 12 inches of snow today. it's probably good news for the kids who are out there getting to sled and make snowballs and not so great for the people who have to shovel it find out more about the weather forecast with erica kato. >> the brunt of this winter storm actually fell yesterday afternoon into the evening. right now most of it is actually moving into parts of canada and over the atlantic but maine forecast

politicial analyst michael yaki will break down the criticism. catherine: people are still amazed that a family lost in the nevada wilderness for two days is alive and well. they were found yesterday - after being stranded in sub- zero weather. the two adults and four children were found yesterday - and already, the mother and her youngest child have been released from the hospital. >> catherine: the man and three other young children are also doing well - but will staya little longer for observation. the father - who is a hunter - had quickly built a fire after their jeep got stuck. he also heated rocks - and put them inside a spare tire in the jeep to keep everyone warm. >> catherine: aside from slight exposure and dehydration. everyone is suffer frostbite. >> catherine: he also heated rocks and place them in a spare tire inside the car to keep everyone warmer. the fight the family is doing well and did not suffer from frostbite. >> pam: shifting gears now. >> pam: president obama is drawing criticism on social media for posing for a "selfie" w

. >> pam: herrera accused former san francisco supervisor michael yaki of failing to register and filinge required decision makers about fire >> pam: yaki, an attorney, represented a local company. late 90's. and has is a political anaylst on kron 4. >> pam: obamacare faces another legal battle as the white house starts a three- week public relations campaign to re-market the affordable care act. >> pam: andrew spencer reports some institutions want to make sure the health care reforms don't infringe on their religious freedoms. >> reporter:the university of notre dame fines for failing to provide employees with insurance plans that cover birth control -- even though contraception runs counter to the teachings of catholicism. >> reporter:the catholic university is re-filing its lawsuit just as the obama administration starts a three-week media blitz to re-market the affordable care act and encourage more people to sign up. >> reporter:.but ultimately, this will all be decided in court. the supreme court will decide whether private companies can refuse to offer certain insurance benefits