we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and in new york we cross to george samuel he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect lawrence if i go to you first is the i.c.c. delivering impartial justice to the world today. i don't know if we can necessarily say it's it's you know this is a fledgling institution which is still getting its sea legs we know that it's only delivered one verdict so far i would say that one verdict. certainly met the our expectations of a fair trial that accorded the defendant due process so i think we have every reason to believe that the court can deliver impartial justice in the future so again i want to emphasize it's still very much an institution that's gaining its sea legs and certainly has certain issues that it's confronting that has to work through in the years to come george do you want to feel the same question yes i don't think there's any evidence at all that the i.c.c. is delivering impartial justice or that we will ever be i

you get to where you need to go in the form of about 150 additional officers in cities like new york, boston, and houston. >> and that they are going to have a lot of people traveling in the metro rail that we need to make sure that they are protected. we're preparing for inauguration just like they did in 2009 as you can see it, the all-time high that we saw in 2009 that they will be ready for it at the same level of service. >> they estimate between 600,000 to 800,000 passengers on inaugural day. they plan to be open from 4:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. with the rush hour service for 17 of those hours. that means that longer trains, and higher affairs. now, it's one thing that they are hoping people don't bring with them to the inauguration is the flu. but some of them, they likely will and it is not too late to get vaccinated before they arrive. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan, not too late, but you need to get moving because we're starting to see the shortages of the flu vaccines. both around the country and here at home. the country's biggest manufacturer of the flu vaccine says that they have alr

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million dollars to hire an anticrime consultant, william bratton, who let police departments in new york, boston and los angeles. he has strong supporters and critics. baton has a history -- bratton has a history of helping crime but there is concern about his stop and frisk and zero tolerance. >>> let's find out what's cooking on this tuesday. >> we've got a storm brewing. we haven't said that for three weeks, it looks like, yeah, we've got clouds beginning to make their way across the skies. no rain today, it will be a fairly pleasant day outside. hazy sunshine. you can see the storm clouds off the coastline but that is going to start to move onshore, as we head toward tomorrow. we're going to see rain making a welcome return to the bay area. now clearing out of the atmosphere, getting out the pollutants building up over the past few weeks. outside high clouds, still chilly temperatures down below, and fog, and freezing temperatures in the santa rosa area, visibility down to half a mile. 38degrees in san jose, 42 san francisco, 35 degrees in livermore. by the afternoon we'll see sunshine, a fe

new york and boston. then, in its wake, the lake effect snow machine kicking in here. generally clear skies here today but very windy. later tonight, another little piece of energy and a reenforcing cold front will slide in that. could bring us some snow showers early tomorrow morning. we might get light accumulations. maybe enough to coat the ground. 47 this afternoon. winds out of the west gusting to 50. becoming sunny, very windy and cooler than yesterday. 30 tonight, increasing clouds. late snow showers a possibility towards day break. winds will start to lighten up late and there is your accu- weather seven-day forecast. do a few more snow showers saturday night and early sunday. there you go, we get into february with temperatures close to where they should be in the mid- to upper 40s. that is weather. let's do some traffic and get the latest from julie wright. >> you are right. both hands on the steering wheel. my trip coming in along 270 out of gaithersburg, right at that point of the lane divide, you're right the wind is just gusting. you are a like whoa, hold

but what you may not know if you spend your time in new york or boston or d.c. or portland are pretty much the outcome is certainly san francisco, these are not normal american places and not talk about that a little more. so if you feel like i said say this, we do have that figured out. just realize how weird you are in the context of the rest of america. sister large cities coming to us. if you make in your home in new york, boston, san francisco, and by the way they were so angry last night seattle. i kept mentioning portland over and over again. a second essay really emerges kind of camaraderie, although to the rich thing. it is kind of in between. but as so your, there's so much data about portland because of the intelligence collected their fetishes have to talk about it all the time. if you live in come you can have some confidence things are in the right track come at these locations are the exceptions. in small and midsize cities where americans spend less committed daily decisions of local officials are still more often than not making their life sourc

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reagan national, 47 degrees. 42 in new york and boston. chicago is 26 degrees. we are not looking at any cold temperatures any time soon. it will be a week or so before we get a return to cold temperatures. we should remain dry, about 51 degrees your daytime high. >> all right. looking good. >> time now to check in with julie wright. she has a look at on-time traffic. >> just a reminder, if you ever want to get in touch with tucker, just tweet him at fox 5 weather. >> so if you are mad about the forecast. >> we are in the business of communication. 395 here at duke street, we have the lanes open in both the express lanes and main line headed out to the 14th street bridge. no problems to report on the inner loop headed from annandale towards merrifield. 66 traffic behaving nicely coming in out of manassas and you will find yourself at speed leaving bladensburg road headed in towards the third street tunnel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. >> thank you. >>> this year's flu season is just packing a powerful punch rapidly spreading across the

boston. snow-covered roads in western new york, pennsylvania and michigan. commute around the ski resorts in the rockies. and pretty slick in the pacific northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in washington, d.c., philly, new york and boston. >>> now, we turn to another developing story this morning. the search for a 70-year-old man considered armed and dangerous. >> one person has been killed and two others wounded yesterday when the suspect, arthur harmon, allegedly opened fire at a law firm in arizona. they say he took off in a white rental car. >>> in san diego, a massive explosion sent hotel guests running for cover. police say a couple in one of the rooms was processing drugs, which apparently caused the blast. the man was critically burned in the explosion. and the woman was less seriously injured. a fire department spokesman compared the damage to a war zone. >>> caught on camera. a woman in ohio who was not happy about riding in the back of a police car wanted out in the worst way. video shows her kicks out a window and showerin

new york. >> 30s in boston and new york. upper 20s across the midwest. 40s from seattle to portland. >>> and when we come back, think your job is stressful? well, the new list of most stressful jobs is just out. >>> and flu cases are spiking far and wide right now. why this season is already so miserable for so many. >>> and capturing memorable moments from a day of firsts on capitol hill. >>> and welcome back, everyone. as we reported at the top of the broadcast, there's a positive preview ahead in today's all-important december employment report from the labor department. the adp private sector numbers show that businesses added 215,000 jobs last month. that's the best in ten months. >>> and it turns out 2012 was a very good year for auto sales in the u.s., which topped 14.5 million. the best in five years. chrysler, which is the smallest of detroit's big three, put up some of the biggest numbers, with sales jumping 21%. and ford's f-series trucks were america's best-selling vehicles for the 31st-straight year. >> not a ba

one in new york, one in boston. and i said to my agent, frankly, i'm not trying to go to more bookstores, hard work to travel all over. i have two kids and everything has changed. but i said isn't there -- i've got friends in subsisting want to see. i'm on the west coast. there really isn't powell's on the west coast. so i know there's a few bookstores in san francisco. what you have here is very special. want to acknowledge a couple of groups but if you're interested in urban design issues in this area, groups to talk to first problem is see in your casket, the congress for urban is him. i'm sure you can find an online. but they are concerned about all the issues i'll be talking about tonight and there's a group that for 20 years now has been pushing these issues forward the strongest. i want to acknowledge the mayor who i'm so glad he is sure mayor. because i've been following him and working in direct with him for many years and seen the great things he's done to i'm sorry he couldn't be here tonight. but i'm sur

chicago, new orleans and detroit, along the east coast in atlanta, charlotte, d.c., philly, new york, an boston back to the excuse me -- back to the news this morning. a story we've been watching overnight. police in midland city are involved in a standoff with man they believe is holding a 6-year-old little boy hostage. >> they say he boarded a school bus earlier in the day, shot the driver several times and kidnapped the boy. the driver later die fpd suspect is identified as a 65-year-old man scheduled to appear in court this morning on a menacing charge. >>> in other new this is morning -- >> the nra says boosting school security is more effective in banning assault weapons in reducing gun violence. a top nra official appears on capitol hill this morning. wayne lapierre says police need to enforce existing gun laws and deny weapons to the mentally ill. >>> and the master mind of the manti te'o hoax is telling his side of the story for the first time. ron nigh ya tuiasosopo's interview with dr. phil interviews tomorrow. coming forward with the truth is part of the healing. he'll provide exact

look at that ice, the purple color, north of it from new york to boston, not out of the woods. going to be snow. severe weather is our next big effect. look at the cold air behind that extreme warmth up in front. you have to be worried tuesday into wednesday from st. louis to d.c., down to montgomery, alabama. >>> when we come back on the shortened broadcast, the brand new surcharge in 40 states for people using their credit card. we ask what's it all about. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. learn more with our free usaa retirement guide. call 877-242-usaa. clusters of pustules, pimples. i had this shingle rash right next to my spine. the soreness was excruciating. it was impossible to even think about dancing. when you're dancing, your partner is holding you. so

. >> new york and boston, doesn't even warm up to the freezing mark. mostly 20s from detroit to fargo. >> miami. >>> coming up, the richest of the rich. new names topping a list of the world's billionaires. >>> plus, apple's elves hard at work. signs of an all-new iphone after the start of the year. >>> and espn's hannah storm after a barbecue explosion. she'll talk abou >>> welcome back, everyone. wall street is ready for takeoff. the markets are expected to rally this morning after the late-night budget breakthrough in washington. the dow was up higher slightly on monday. the joy, don't need to be a debbie downer. probably going to be short-lived. other issues are also unresolved. >>> chief among those is the debt ceiling. the government has hit the limit on borrowing. and a new impasse on extending that limit is likely. republicans say they will insist on new spending cuts first. president obama says congress has an obligation to raise the debt ceiling. and that is not negotiable. >>> just days after u.s. officials blame the popularity of apple devic

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new york city, boston area, even philadelphia could see some icing tomorrow. let's head on over to the weather wall and talk about what's going on there. winter weather advisory starts at 3:00 a.m. and it covers the viewing area. even down south through the carolinas, they too are expecting icing. this is part of the system that affected areas of the midwest. you can see the precipitation racing to the east. this is a fast-moving system. pittsburgh, areas just to the north of us, showing prec precipitation right now. as i peel back the composite, it's not reaching the ground here. where it is is just to the west. huntington reporting light rain that's far off in areas of northern west virginia right now. so it's going to take time to saturate the air, the air just so dry right now. i expect by the time we get to 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we'll be looking at freezing rain. that's what is in the pink. again, at times a little sleet mixing in. the white, the blue, purple, that is snow up to the north. around frederick, westminister, by 6:00 a.m., down to the so

it's at epidemic proportions now including here in new york and boston. the surging cases have strained hospitals and emergencies rooms and the vaccine supply. it's widespread in 41 states and is blamed for 20 deaths nationwide. randall pinkston has the report. >> reporter: janet vonbromm doesn't usually get a flu slot but this time she changed her mind. >> i hear it takes two weeks before it goes into effect. maybe it will offer me some protection. >> reporter: many new yorkers have the same idea, lining up for a vaccine in what's become an early and bad flu season. it's already widespread in 45 states and it's blamed for the deaths of at least 20 children so far. the nationwide outbreak is causing a huge demand for flu shots. in just a few hours this manhattan drugstore gave three dozen shots. >> it's still good to protect yourself now because the flu can strike at any time. it comes to you at times without any symptoms and next thing you know you're bed-ridden, sick, and you're probably thinking to yourself, i should have got my flu shot. >> reporter:

highs in the mid-20s from new york to boston. cleveland after some morning snows will see an afternoon high temperature of 20 degrees. across the midwest it stays cold. and chicago at 29. 16 in minneapolis. dry across the plains. and out west it's still raining. in fact, another rainy day in los angeles, amgd that rain-x tends all the way along the coast to portland and seattle. again, light snows in the easement again, that's proeft not going to be major storm and will end by this evening. i'm david bernard for the cbs news in miami. >>> the senate is expected to vote on a 50.50 billion dollar aid bill. the storm cost billions of dollars in residential property damage and president obama says he will sign the bill. >>> in new jersey, though, the state has adopted some high-cost rebuilding guidelines for residents living in flood zones. homeowners in flood zones will be forced to raise their houses as they rebuild or face exorbitant flood insurance premiums, up to $31,000 a year. raising a house can cost between $30,000 to $60,00

to new york and boston, a snow event. tuesday into wednesday, another big system to talk about. a lot of warmth and moisture making for a mild start to the week on the coast, but cold air behind it, a threat from st. louis to memphis. little rock included, on wednesday, d.c. to montgomery. >> we move on to washington. and president obama sitting down for an interview for the first time with someone other than his wife. instead, hillary clinton. so many ask, is this an endorsement of sorts? today someone else adding to the talk, republican congressman paul ryan. mitt romney's former running mate, saying today, if clinton had been president, the fiscal cliff would have have been solved. which clinton was he talking about? >> reporter: it is a heck of an exit interview on cbs's 60 minutes. >> i'm going to miss her. wish she was sticking around. a lot of the successes we've had internationally have been because of her hard work. >> reporter: certainly these two former bitter rivals. >> in politics and democracy, sometimes you win elections, sometimes you lose elections. i worked ver

. >> brat onled police departments in new york city, boston and l.a. and thogs cities crime rates dropped on his watch, then, again, after he left. >> the mayor and police chief are holding a news conference to discuss the hiring. we'll have live reports for you at 5:00 and 6:00. >> now developing news in east san jose. a woman has been shot and killed this, is video over the 2600 block of ponsol court just after 1 hirt. -- 1:30, we do know it appears she was targeted. however, police have not arrested anyone yet this, is san jose's second homicide of the year. >> police on the lookout for this man. they say he tried to snatch a 13-year-old girl from a neighborhood sidewalk friday morning. police say he tried to drag her into a driveway. >> police have recovered a car stolen during a home invasion monday night. robbers tied up and gagged a couple then ransacked a home. the chp found a stolen camery on highway 52 last night. police have not made nay rests in that case. >> new information about the man accused of a double shooting in pitsburg that killed

he formerly served as police chief in los angeles and police commissioner in new york city and boston. residents are concerned about the former l-a police chief's controversial tactics, they say could lead to racial profiling. kron 4's reggie kumar is live outside city hall. reggie has a decision been reached yet? >> this is still a work in progress and i cannot want to throw this away. >> stop lying to the city. it this is just a matter strategy of gentrification that we are seeing every day. >> as opposed to future funding of international terrorists such as bill brighton. >> you really would like to start to stop and frisk. it is wonderful that this is going and implemented. (audience laughter) >> this will go in front of the city council next tuesday. if this becomes effective he will start next month. reggie kumar, kron 4. >> pam: a peaceful ending to a police standoff in san francisco. this is video of the scene taken earlier from sky 7 h- d. officer were called to the area after they received reports that a man had fired a weapon inside the complex. kron4's scott rates has the

new york. >> 30s in boston and new york.the midwest. 40s from seattle to portland. >>> coming up next, a dramatic rescue and also a valuable lesson. >> we'll tell you about two boys who are very thankful this morning for an old tree. >> saved their life in a very precarious situation. >>> later in the show, we're keeping the party going on. tim laird is mixing up some drinks over there in the insomniac lounge. the show is turning 21 years old today. you're not going to want to turn away from this. there's jack and pete at the bar. this is like every other friday. stay tuned everybody. you're watching "world news now." we're 21. ♪ if you tell my heart, my achy breaky heart ♪ before the sneeze, help protect with a spray. before the tissue, help defend with a wipe. before the cold & flu season, help prevent with lysol. because when you have 10 times more protection with each hand wash... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house with each spray... those healthy habits start to add up. this season, a good offense is the best defe

parts of the great lakes area you can see snow falling as well as in new york and boston. here is the freezing rains. we are concerned about that as well. the good news out of this system as it is fairly fast moving. by tomorrow morning it should be out of their but travel delays are expected for much of the north east and our new england states. also watching the weather over the weekend of the storm was dropping quite a bit. crews will continue to clean up bit slippery conditions and minnesota over the weekend. snow and freezing rain and sleet made driving a bit tracker is is you can see here. this self of out of all fours. the conditions letter role in hundreds of crashes yesterday. nobody was seriously injured bo. the accidents included three jackknifed tractor-trailer is. one of those was a propane take care. >> a much different weather story here in the bay area. mild weather today and almost springlike weather by the end of the week. >> we actually have a very weak system passing by as now so we have clouds streaming through the bay area. we have moisture well off s

new york and new england. and some wet highways from orlando to miami. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in the northeast, in new york city and boston. >>>nd recapping our top story now. the nation's capital repairs for president obama's public inauguration later today. the private one was over the weekend. hundreds of thousands are expected on the national mall to see history in action. during the ceremony, the president will have his hands on two bible, in fact. abraham lincoln's, as well as dr. martin luther king jr.'s. he will follow a journey from 1600 pennsylvania avenue to the white house. >>> now, if the latest in a gang rape of a 13-year-old student, attacking her so brutally, she died three weeks later. the men are appearing in a fast-track court, meant specifically to deal with attacks against women. it was set up after widespread protests about how women are treated. >>> near albuquerque, a 15-year-old boy is in custody this morning, after police say he killed his parents and three siblings. authorities say each victim was shot more than once. several guns were found at that home. one of which was a semiautomatic military-sty

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new york. for major cities, talking rain out there. same for washington, d.c., new york, bostonow. we will see more coming down as we go through the day. good news out of the story. the storm system is quick moving. we talk about warnings out there for the ice storm warning to the south. until 6:00 a.m. local time. that is standard time and up toward the northern part of the mid-atlantic. this will be in place until 11:00 a.m. snow at times and sleet as well as freezing rain mixing in. and up toward new england, and it looks like that will last until later this afternoon as well as into the evening hours. snowfall totals, main north of interstate 80. affecting pennsylvania and connecticut and parts of rhode island. boston, you will see some of the snow. heaviest is to the west. snowfall totals, already 4.5 inches in summit hill, new jersey. later today, expecting delays mainly under an hour and that includes d.c., philadelphia, charlotte, atlanta and new york over an hour delay. guys, get used to the rain. sticking around for the day. and some improvement for tomorrow. >> thank

bratton formerly served as police chief in los angeles, and police commissioner in new york city and in bostont last week. a number of oakland residents voiced concerns about bratton's controversial tactics. which include the "stop- and- frisk" policy. tonight at 11 -- the city continues hearing from those concerned residents. kron 4's reggie kumar is live in oakland tonight. reggie what's the latest? >> they have been consulting, with over 200 people that wanted to talk about this item. let me show you what it to looked like tonight. it has been mowemore subdued. about the safety consultant team. he is calling the former la p d bratton one of the brightest minds in policing and he is one of the best to work with limited to resources we will hear from parents of blouferd if you remember, he was shot by police. >> stop and frisk we will exercise constitutional policing >> if they let this go on if there will be children that will be killed. >> hire those that are needed! bratton whoever the mayor has requested, and if our chief has requested for these people to come in the. >> he is a strategis

and then the second half of the book is largely in chicago, was also education, california, new york, boston thrown in some. largely chicago, and that's when he re-created himself as a political being. and so, when you think about it, we all are sort of created from a lot of different strengths but i can't give anybody with a more fascinating mix than obama. >> tell us about your team here in kenya spent i can't tell you how happy i am about the people i'm working with. you know, i don't know what healy. i don't know luo, which is the mother tongue of this part of kenya. swahili is the national in which although most people speak english. they all don't. and they drive on the other side of the road year. and i think i would've been dead in the first day if i tried to drive myself, plus there are no road signs. the places we've gone i couldn't have done in a million years, and i'm pretty good at finding things. so i definitely needed a great driver, and we got one. is more than a driver. he's a friend and an interest in politics, a great guy. i needed somebody on the ground to help set up the

right now straight air temperature, three below in albany, 25 in new york. bostonperatures in the single digits. adding the windchill, it feels like 8 below in boston, so you certainly get the picture. syracuse, making up there, walking out the door feels like 13 below. southeast, certainly very cool for them. on the whole around the country, we're 10 to 15 degrees below average but that's going to change. it's been incredibly cold because this is the jetstream dropping as far south as dallas, texas, allowing that cold canadian air to funnel down. but we're going to watch the jet move north and warm us up so next week at this time temperatures will be about 10 degrees, 5 to 10 degrees above average. so a very cool day. chicago at 30, washington only at 40, but feeling much colder than that with the windchill. so the big picture, only a little rain here in the southeast, guys, but temperatures finally warming up next week. so a couple more cold days and then things on the improve. >> we'll take it. alexandra steele, thank you. >>> let's get you up to date. new congr

this it new york january 6, boston gazette issue. here the new york 6 january dateline tells know came from new york and qiek likely the new york newspaper. there is a primary source of news once the war begins. so the reports are when the commanding office would write a summary of the event of the military engagement they were in the battle and send that up the chain. often in america that would be the president of congress. the president of congress would share that report with the local newspaper printer. they would send them up-and-down the continent. which include george washington's own account of the battle and the crossing of the delaware. so you can see at the top dateline baltimore that's where congress was meeting at the time. i said earlier you don't see a lot of headlines in the 18th century newspaper. mostly the dateline and extract of the letter. here is the april 21st, 1775 issue of the new hampshire gazette. extraordinary for the content it reports the breaking news of the battle of lexington and concord but also hist

it's been done in new york and boston and l.a. >> wayne lapierre says congress won't pass any new gun control measures. is he wrong? >> i think he's wrong this time out. i think that the increase in background checks will probably go through. i think there's some potential for the limiting the number of ammunition clips that hold excessive rounds certainly the mental health issues and some of the school training issues that the president has been proposing in his comprehensive package will probably go forward. again none of this is a panacea, you're not going to eliminate gun violence but every incident you reduce we save a life and that's worth doing. >> thank you. >>> president obama says it's now time to fix the nation's broken immigration system. yesterday he laid out broad details of his plan to help 11 million illegal immigrants eventually become citizens. >> we have to lay out a path a process that includes passing a background check, paying taxes, paying a penalty, learning english and going to the back of the line behind all the folks who are trying to come here legally, that

if hired, a firm los angeles and new york and boston police chief will be paid $250,000 to consult theolice department on ways to reduce the crime wave but not everyone is on board. tempers flared last week at the meeting when the protests voiced their concerns of possible racial profiling. he favors a technique called "stop and frisk "where police can stop anyone they feel is suspicious. the oakland city council will take under the issue tonight at 6:30. >> in san francisco, the use of tasers by officers will be the focus of a community meeting tonight. right now the san francisco police department is the only police agency in the bay area that does not use stun guns. the chief wants to launch a pilot program to equip officers with tasers to deal with mentally ill after a police shooting last summer when an officer shot and killed a man who attacked a co-worker with a box cutter. the community forum is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at hamilton recreation center on geary boulevard. >> repairs begin on the bay bridge bumper damaged in an oil tanker crash this month. our reporter is live in sa

. >>> airport delays possible in new orleans, atlanta, d.c., philly, boston and new york. >>> turninghe news. hollywood was all about red and gold last night. >> superstars walked on the red carpet on their way into the golden globes. oscar's looser, more liquored up cousin was a chance to honor the best of movies and tv. the 70th golden globes had their share of surprises. snubs, and solid favorites. when it came to best music or comedy film -- >> and the golden globe goes to -- "les miserables." >> reporter: "les miserables" cleaned up. >> it's the mt. everest of film making. they're crazy enough to do it. crazy enough to give us a go at it. i think tom hooper and the gang have redefined the movie musical. to just be part of that is unbelievable. >> reporter: and for television drama -- >> and the golden globe goes to -- damian lewis. >> reporter: and "homeland" stars damien lewis and claire danes walked off with aw5rds for their acting. there were plenty of split decisions. former president bill clinton made an appearance to introduce the film. >> wow. what an exciting special gues

. >> winter weather on the west coast with spring-like temperatures across new york, boston, and mucharolinas, the thermometer could hit 70 this weekend. that's what you might expect in southern california in january, but not lately. it's nearly freezing in dag. in sant amman caw, you need a heavy coat and a scarf to go outside. orange farmers worried about their crops. >> it's going to get cold, probably 27, 28 tonight, is my guess. >> meanwhile, across the northern plains, a major system brought blizzard conditions to north dakota. roads were treacherous all over friday. >> just kind of slid into the side, yeah. and some nice people stopped and helped me. >> 22 inches of snow fell in utah. >> when i started shoveling, it came up to me knees. >> there's one benefit. >> i have never seen this much snow before, but we got out of school. >> things started off brights and sunny in colorado, but a snow storm blasted in and was gone as quickly as it came. >> i went to work at 8:30, and i came out at 11:00, or something like that, and it was covered. >> it's expected to be cane 16 e degrees