the couple of feet will be up into maine and also up into nova scot scotia.rry, canada, but thank you, chad. appreciate it. >> it's good unless you're watching from us nova scotia right now. >> thanks. >>> 36 minutes after the hour. immigration reform may have hit a road block in the house of representatives. several prominent conservative republicans are pushing back against leaders in their own party, insisting that now is not the time to try to get reform done. they've been telling reporters that they think it's better to wait until next year when the republicans might control both the house and the senate. >>> new worries this morning over nuclear talks with iran. the foreign minister telling reporters washington's "wishes are unlikely to come true," saying the u.s. wants iran to give up significant parts of its nuclear programs but insisting those demands will not be met. >>> in the senate today, another chance to move forward on restoring unemployment benefits for more than a million americans. democrats are pushing ahead with a procedural vote over a b

the department may seek the enforcement of the nova scotia grand jury subpoena for the swiss recordsut those cannot always be effectively employed first only used against a foreign bank that has u.s. presence in the majority of the institutions are your current the investigating. second, the bank of nova scotia grand jury subpoena for territorial records could have protected the litigation. acquiescence by the swiss government the bank may be caught between contempt sanctions and the west were violating swiss law or blocking order. with ongoing criminal investigations we are limited but we can disclose publicly. just because we cannot disclose does not mean we're not actively pursuing these cases. i do want to discuss that we fully expect additional public developments over the course of the coming months. of authorizing four separate orders with the u.s. correspondents' accounts and successfully have to account holders with the personal records of the foreign drinking committees. in february 2009 the department has taken public action against two other banks january 20131 of the old

of the world's fish population eight years ago boris worm a professor at del housey university in nova scotia projected that by twenty forty eight the world's salt water fish population could be almost entirely depleted as a result of overfishing pollution and climate change so does he still think that will happen and what are the consequences of global climate change on salt water fish a source of food for billions of people around the globe. joining me now from halifax nova scotia is dr boris worm professor at the dollhouse a university biology department dr worm welcome. thanks very much thank you for joining us am i pronouncing your university correctly. you do ok craig eight years ago you and your fellow researchers projected that salt water fish could be really significantly depleted by two thousand and forty eight how would you characterize that do you still believe that. you still believe that fisheries are you global crossroads we depleting fish stocks faster than they control box but what we do document since then is that the rate of depletion is slowing in some countries par

up next @stockanalyst5 asks, what is your take on canadian's back and the back of nova scotia. i want to be careful with both of them. for the canada dollar, i thought it would bounce and back in -- bank in nova scotia was my bank, but i have to back away from bns. however, i do like some of the american banks which i think are doing quite well. we have to get more tweets in next time. don't forget @jimcramer and throw in a hashtag. so on thursday, the personal finance stuff we're doing. i like it too. keep sending tweets. get a plan, #getaplan. got it? stay with cramer. >>> all right, repeat after me. the market opens up big monday, we are going to trim, or at least not chase it. that's what happened today. it opened down huge and i saw so many people panic. it is just driving me crazy. guys, if you are going to be in this business, do not regard these gigantic up or down moves as anything. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise you i will help you find it here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i will see you on monday! till you hear about this special savings acco

up next at stock analyst 5 asks, what is your take on canadian's back and the bank of nova scoscia.with both of them. for the canada dollar, i thought it would bounce and back in -- bank in nova scotia was my bank, but i have to back away from bns. however, i do like some of the american banks which i think are doing quite well. we have to get more tweets in next time. and throw in the hash tag. so on thursday, the personal finance stuff we're doing. i like it too. keep sending tweets. get a plan, #get a plan. got it? say okay. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry

outside of the commission commissioner o'brian provided expert he assistance to the nova valley business. finally commissioner o'brian served with transmission atkins as commission president and vice president in 2012 for those wraenz the small business commission comprehends the commissioner o'brian for a sellless service in the city of san francisco and with you will to thank you you're mentorship. when i came on this commission and our guidance i couldn't have done that without the help you received from you and so congratulations (clapping) and then anyone want to say a few words? >> yes. go ahead. so luke i want to extend my great appreciation you think for your gowns and a direction and all the feedback you provided to me and staff working on the permitting committee and reviewing legislation as you sat open the policy committee it was great working with you when you were the president of the commission so you made any job a lot easier i want to extend my appreciation i too will miss you >> you go ahead. >> i just wanted to say it was a short period and i hope by sitting next to yo

they announced google also bought nearly 6% ovoli nova -- 6% ofly nova -- lenovo. nasdaq and s & p posting good gains. snapping back a bit from the winter chill. we will get the monthly numbers today when the marks open up. actually just ten minutes from now. now also when the markets open keep an eye on linked in. they report growth slowed in the fourth quarter. forecast for the first quarter and all of this year was weaker than wall street expected. that come after the closing bell sent the stock down nearly 8%. >>> the big problems from the ice and the snowstorms back east. big problems that may take days to fix. plus an alert in california to save gas and electricity. >> my son passed away january 28th. >> emotional message addressed to mark zuckerberg. a grieving father's plea to the facebook founder. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to

the feet go to nova scotia.nada. >>> president obama keeping a tradition of his presscy alive. he will speak at this morning's national prayer breakfast. he has spoken at the event every year of his presidency. he'll be joined by the first lady and vice president joe biden. >>> returning now to the top story. officials say president obama has been briefed on the latest intel suggests explosives could be concealed in toothpaste tubes on planes heading for the games. we're live at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, chris. this morning, a senior official says the president has been made aware of the threat and that he is meeting regularly about olympic security. this is about terrorists using toothpaste tubes to smuggle explosives into russia is deemed to be credible and serious according to u.s. officials. the threat assessment has really been on the rise, something they've been looking at for weeks. they've been seeing an uptake in threat reporting. a senior administration official says they do not see a

[bossa nova music] ♪ (male voice) hello, pussycat! oh, really? ladies get right in the car after that line, you creepy piece of-- jack! oh! what are you-- oh, i'm sorry. [chuckling] d'oh! when did you get back from d.c.? how did you get out of your government job? um, i'm not at liberty to discuss that. that information is classified. at least until cheney dies, which is gonna be a long time from now. that man is mostly metal. the important thing is that i'm here, and i'm gonna get my old job back. yes, please come back, jack! devin is the worst. it's like he doesn't he even care when we should have cake for people's whose birthdays are on the weekend. the friday before. at lunch. oh! so what's with the outfit, lemon? did the people from that makeover show finally respond to your letter? no, i am dressed up because the adoption agency

there were two bidders that went to the end of the process -- new flier and nova. our role during the evaluation process -- we didn't vote, but we provided technical support and evaluation throughout the process. >> i think that answers that. someone asked me this question and i think it's clear in the record that it's different. one of the issues in the prior contract was the fact that the buses were delivered before the contract was voted on by the board. as i understand it in this case, nothing has been delivered. in fact, the prototype is not going to be delivered until 2015, as i understand it. >> that is correct that -- in terms of the second part of your question. it is correct, nothing on the trolley coach has been delivered, but i will say, if i may, in the first part on the first contract that you refer to, which is the second one, no buses were accepted until after the notice to proceed was issued. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> i see no other questions. can we have a vote on this? madam clerk? roll call vote. >> item 14, supervisor kim i, mar i,

minutes later, the wild cats in the driver's seat and emily lear knocking down the three-point ball and novaeorgetown, 65-62. >> all right. thanks, jason. >> that is the news for now. "nightly news" is coming up next and we will see you again for news 4 at 11:00. until then, have a great night, everybody, and thanks so much for joining us. >>> on this sunday night, game over. spectacular end to the winter olympic games as team u.s.a. scores another medal, but tonight it's russia with even more reason to celebrate. >>> invisible danger. a deadly leak of carbon monoxide gas overcomes people at a shopping mall, including first responders. a wake-up call to the risk at home and beyond. >>> at what cost? deep impact of a severe drought in california and how most americans are paying the price. >>> and winners and losers. our look back at the triumphs, disappointments and surprises after more than two weeks that have kept the eyes of the world trained on this little corner of

i said it's warming up filling the seat in the nova corps new york doll records on eastern are sunni western europe that is. now we have the british isles high pressured domineering up faithfully letting a little bit of that water to recede with. looking at the severe flooding out here while the next system coming through and that's not gonna help matters though by thursday. some gusty winds as well re near the western seaboard speed is he up to bow hundred and thirty km per hour gusts. separately another low pressure system creating one heavy rain warnings in the northern half of italy at systems continue to linger here at least for the mean time being much to them that it's really no mild temperatures here for the rest of the week visit center forecasts. ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay ay. i know this is live for those around you know tawny in tokyo from all of this year and in each hero. thanks for joining us agreed to a grandparent. the across the us. it's nice to go back and i want to get directed to carry out such instruments why the fisherman the enigmatic box. these are the anc

snow for new york or for any place here that saw a lot of snow, just literally down east in e into nova newfoundland and into boston. big, big snow is possible with blizzard warnings, we could see winds of 50 miles per hour. here comes the snow there you see new york. snow in the poconos but the biggest snow will be right along the cape. if this thing decides to go farther left, we could get more snow. farther to the west we'll have to see. right now that doesn't look like the case. it will be out of there by late saturday night. >> chad, you just heard brian talking about the weather extremes we've been seeing. what do you make of these? >> it's all about what we call amplitude. the jet stream all winter has gone farther north than it usually does and farther south than it usually does. for a normal day. let's talk about a normal day, you get the jet stream to go straight across. we don't get very many norpal days. one day is 40, normal is 30. you add them up and divide by the number of days. this across zonal flow doesn't happen. what usually happens is a nice rice here a rice, rise h

the six ha in antarctica the ceremony was held for the turnbull was featured on wednesday at terra nova p in northern victoria in the end of the new base will be able to accommodate up to sixty people. the sixteen buildings spread across the four and half square kilometer three and the new station will be our home base were geographically search including the study of media i think last year's victory government says the wet down there to help promote scientific research at home last week a top team. qpr baloch. hey i can take a teeny they can to come taylor had to call it a shot that down. alan bought a nike telling him he had to tell him that we'll have it she'll eat he can he do that antarctic ice silly to be doing with your mankind's most important natural resources including oil metals and copper for that reason the frozen continent is in the back for exploration by nato countries for now my knee and territorial claims are prohibited on the continent and in antarctic treaty of nineteen fifty nine. that will be up for review in the year twenty forty which is why some countries may t

'nova up 3. providence, great set play, henton is get and go.va wins this thing, 82-79 and now we go back to news and weather. >> yeah. >> that's all we have. >> laying out. >> hope it was worth it. >> guys, thanks. >> thanks, guys. >>> now an inspiration. a 91-year-old weightlifter in our "play of the day." here he is, sven steensgard, at the danish national power lifting competition this past weekend. he's getting ready to lift 286 pounds, that's more than twice his own weight. >> and check it out. after he lifts it. >> break time. >> he takes a little break. >> can't blame him. >> in the arms of the spotter. he is the oldest power lifter in an official international, but who is his competition? there's not really many other 91-year-olds doing this. he's pretty amazing. 91 years old. >> good for him, right? >> uh-huh. >> all right. up next, we'll go to "the pulse." kate upton is in a photo shoot unlike any other. >>> and kraft creates a new mac and cheese shape with the perfect pitch man. ♪ make a change for a better day ♪ [ female announcer ]

from waterford successfully wasted body from the water must be really difficult for them to be in the nova can pick and go for spitting in . this ensures they are your throat. when we do everything possible to go for it to sucking up to it and what can we presume what to stitch the decepticons dublin airport rc stuff belonging to stick to have voted for strike action in a long running dispute over their pension scheme which covers were concerned that the iaea and sending gifts as a deficit of around seven hundred and eighteen million euro. step two will consult members and the unions before taking action. the da warned the strike would inconvenience customers would not rest on the pensions are at the outcome of a about us and it is expected tomorrow the american pharmaceutical firm is to create fifty jobs the county ross coleman jazz pharmaceuticals makes products for chronic pain and on ecology. it's building a new contest monks west of us alone. under the sixty jobs be created during the construction phase scientists here say that they are optimistic that significant progress will be mad

. >> a severe winter storm, giving student at villa nova university a surprise four day weekend p.eek after the storm knocked out power and heat. student are advised to go home if they can. for those stuck on campus, one of the dorms will be on emergency generator, providing heat, hot water, meals and snacks. >>> pennsylvania still chiseling out of the ice. power company officials say the tedious process of clearing out those ice heavy branches could mean the lights will remain out for a while. a quarter million customers lost power in the keystone state. snrs. >> this latest storm is also causing major travel headaches for thousands of passengers stranded in airports up and down the east coast and into the midwest. more than 3,000 flights were cancelled yesterday alone from boston to d.c. to chicago and nearly 12,000 were delayed. and already today, more than 1500 flights are either delayed or cancelled. meantime to the south, very far south, it is not the cold, but the sweltering heat that's causing problems across brazil. rio degentleman mario hit 104 degrees a day after hitting

log of the daily meetings with the pope with various foreign on voice so when i found out it was one nova biggest surprises cover the first thing i went to look for is his diary disappeared and all the you have records for earlier period all of a sudden there are very few may be one injury doesn't say anything then another over three months then nothing for a couple of months so what do you make of this? there are three possibilities. [laughter] maybe he did not keep a diary the other is that we know the chili was sensitive of these documents had a removed in the third possibility is land the pope ordered these were ready for scholars it would take four years it is only 2006 so they're working to catalog and at that point the eight were embarrassing to find out it is the cause of the right wing of the catholic church and anything to diminish the possibility was seen with occupation so i guess that is one thing i would want to know the most. >> was the secret in some cyclical similar? was it similar to the speech or different? >> there is the book you should read very good book that tells

. >> and nova medical group confirmed an increase in heart conditions and treatments during the winternths mostly connected to people who push themselves too far while trying to shovel out. >>> in the day ahead, hundreds of people are expected to run in their undies to raise money for a good cause. this is a look at last year's run. raising money for the children's tumor foundation. the party starts at noon and the run starts at 2:30. got to party before you can do this run. everyone's meeting between 4th and 3rd street in southeast. >> yeah. and chuck declined his invitation to run this year, unfortunately for all of us. >> going to monitor the radar, stay on top of the weather. a lot of legitimate reasons why i'm not doing that. >> and you have to be fully clothed. >> but when you sit behind the desk. you don't have to wear pants all the time. >> no one wants to see that. kind of gray and gloomy start to our weekend this morning. not a very pretty day at all. and it's not really going to improve a whole lot. the rain and the snow will gradually come to an end. as that does happen lat

it is the first to map radioactive material in a super nova. it produced this.ld be worth $230 million and after taxes that is $100 million. however as always the odds of winning are long. 1-175million. the drawing is 7:59 p.m. tonight. >> the chancellor of san francisco city college was honored today in a ceremony on campus this afternoon. >> we are really value the contributions our veterans made and we value what we know they have to offer in the future. >> the chancellor said the program is meaningful to him because he is a military veteran. >> that was no ordinary shot and it is why people can't stop talking about his last home game and all the attention is focused on that one player. ktvu's claudine wong has more on the single best moment in their history. >> reporter: if life is made up of moments, this high school just had one for the record books. >> if he had gone unnoticed for four years he is definitely noticed now. >> the 17-year-old is focused in class. >> you need anything? >> reporter: on the court it is all about the other guys. he was born with

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where was he, in nova scotia when this was going on? we have pictures that he's with his people on september the 11th right in the heart of the backup of the traffic. i personally believe that mayor sokolich, that's who i believe. you can believe whoever you wish. >> is it possible, i mean, you're a member of the new jersey congressional delegation. this is -- we're talking about the city -- >> the last time i looked. >> we're talking about the sitting governor. we're also talking about the issue of prime importance if, i imagine, for the delegation which is the different waves of this federal money. can you work with this governor? do you trust him? do you view him as trustworthy? do you view his people as trustworthy? >> my record the last four years, the governor dually recollected, dually re-elected. i work for the governor. i said when he's right -- nobody's perfect. you know what, power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. no one prove to me that this administration has been transparent on a number of issues. there are qu

as you get over to atlantic, canada, maine, newfoundland, nova scotia, that's when the storm really doessignificant i guess direction and also some moisture. here is another graphic, too. because i want to -- we focus so much on the east and now we're kind of -- late enough in the day, i can talk about the west. the big story is coming into the west. there will be feet of snow in the cascades. there will be 2 to 4 inches around seattle. 6 to 9 in northern california. they need the rain. need it farther south. they'll take when they can get. even jacksonville, wyoming gets two feet of snow. and sochi gets sunshine. >> i know. and you know what is cracking me up about your map? seattle has 2 to 4 inches of snow. and i predict that they'll probably struggle with it more than any of the places getting 12 to 20. >> well, yeah. i mean, it's down to about 1,000 feet. you have to get up a little bit. won't be to the ocean. but still, yes. >> it's harder when you're not used to getting it. chad myers, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >>> and you heard chad, it's been a wild winter for sure. bri

this is all the way from nova scotia to virginia. this is finally the end. this is the tail of the comma. when you see a big low, you see the head up here and the tail where the cold front is. now finally it's pulling through here. but all of this weather in d.c., you just saw pictures of how hard it's snowing. it will move into philadelphia and new york city and finally up into new england overnight. at least another 3 to 5 inches for all of those big cities, on top of the slop that's there now, because for a while in the big cities, it either sleeted or it rained. it's going to refreeze, big cities down to about 25 degrees tonight. so black ice under the snow, so you can't see it before you fall on it. so, get home, stay there, and try not to go out. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> well, the storm has been barreling up the east coast. north carolina alone has more than 100,000 people that doesn't have power. charlotte, one of the hardest hit cities in the nation. david mattingly is there tonight with the latest. >> reporter: caught in a vicious cycl

mike is the ceo and founder of a nova technologies joining us live from technology.you will see first on cnbc. mike, welcome to the show. >> hi, thanks for having me. >> first blush, you look at a story like this and it raises the issue, the battle between free markets, yet fair markets and this need or continued speed, getting faster and faster and faster. why is that a good thing for the markets? >> yeah, you know, the whole world is accelerating. you don't ask people to make their computers slower or cellphones slower. what we're doing is going ahead and continuing on that pace. but there's a responsibility to make the rest of the markets equally as fast, compliance, regulatory, things of that nature. anything else, frankly, to us, is a step backwards. but there is one aspect of this that isn't being talked about with the lasers and that's the capacity component. we offer 13 times the capacity of a traditional wireless network which means that this isn't some too old for hft. we plan on delivering access to the retail investor at the same rates, that is the same s

dicaprio is famously choosey about the roles he takes, been that way ever since his star went super nova after "titanic." >> they were just not that great. >> ahead on "sunday morning" how "the wolf of wall street" sparked that interest and how it became his obsession. >> everybody have a good week? >> a portuguese word for art. take us on a walking tour. >> if there is anything that says portugal, it's the times thralled azvelos. >> is this the pinnacle of tiles this. >> yes, it is. >> this is a palace but they're everywhere. inside and out. from street corners to the santa barbara way. ahead is "sunday morning" portugal's sensational ceramics. rob tomorrow is presidents' day, for a portrait from mo rocca. >> we remember jefferson, lincoln. washington. but president millard fillmore is our 13th president is remembered at all is for having a funny name. >> would you name your son hill lord. >> i would not. >> ahead on "sunday morning," millard fillmore, he was president of the united states. really. >> osgood: the story behind wounded warrior to the state of the union address. rita brave

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storm that has blanketed the east coast in snow and ice stretches from charlotte, north carolina to nova snowfall totals of 11 inches are reported in the washington, d.c. area while parts of new jersey and long island have already received a foot of snow. more is possible tonight. at least 17 fatalities now blamed on that storm. nearly 500,000 people are also without power with the majority located in georgia and south carolina. a freight train carrying crude oil derailed about 45 minutes outside pittsburgh. one building was hit by a freight car, but there are no reports of injuries. so far no homes have been evacuated there. hazmat crews responded to that no official word on what caused the train to derail. >>> now president obama is expected to soon sign the bill to raise the debt court of appealing for the next 13 months that bill passed in the senate along party lines 55-43, avoiding a government default on its debt. >>> general motors is recalling nearly 780,000 older compact cars because of a faulty ignition switch. the company says 22 crashes resulted from the problem. six people

the catskills, on up to quebec, ontario, nova scotia and the winter of 2014 doesn't stop. >> we have seen so much and heard so much over the last two days about this, chad. i did hear a word i had never heard before. that word, thunder sleet out of the mouth of wolf blitzer. when he said it it sounded very very menacing. what is thunder sleet? >> it is thunder and sleet happening at the same time. it happened at the university of richmond and southeast virginia today. sleet was coming down so hard that it actually -- think about this. you're wearing just leather shoes. you rub your feet on the polyester carpet and touch the doorknob. that's a shock. that's what was happening there. the shock of the sheer of the sleet up there freezing, bouncing off each other, made static electricity, made a lightning bolt although it didn't go to the ground it went cloud to cloud, not cloud to ground. you hear the thunder. the sleet comes down. thunder sleet. sounds like a bad movie. >> sounds menacing even when you say it. i wish i understood the chemistry there but i now it's scary. >>> new york m

he's hosted nova for five seasons. his other program "cosmos" will premier on fox. i'm pleased to have all of them at this table. what's in there. i've got the list of the wonderful things. i'll start with the planetarium. >> it holds the great hayden planetarium which is a 90 foot in diameter sphere that you go into and encounter the great space show. then we have all those chroexs and 45 galleries, halls and lots of temporary shows, things like what right now, poison, power of poison and live things like butterflies. >> rose: i'll come back to poison but there's also the most important collection of dinosaurs, mammals and other vertebra. >> dinosaur bones. (laughter) >> an important distinction. >> excuse me, i didn't want to -- (laughter) >> rose: i should have said fossils is what i've said. 18 million examples of living and extinct arthropods which includes 100 species of termites and the largest collection of spiders with about one million specimens. the skeleton of a "waiting for godot", a species of bird that has been -- do do that has been extinct for -- th

here for the power to go out because later tonight all along coastal new england, from the cape up to nova scotia, we're expecting very high winds tonight. these will be 50-mile-per-hour winds that could easily topple some of these lines. as for the snow, it's not going to be a problem. these folks are accustomed to it. anywhere snow totals from z7 to 10 inches along the coast. here in portland, they're already above their seasonal average for snow. not quite as much as last year. we've seen some towns around the midwest run out of salt to treat the roads. that's not quite the story here, although they are running to that point where they're starting to get a little concerned. they started the season with 8,000 tons of salt. they have used three-quarters of it and you still have a good four weeks of this kind of weather to deal with in portland. they're probably crossing their fingers we don't see too many more systems like this before they start wondering whether they have enough material to keep the roads clean. i drove up from the boston area today. it was pretty easy driving a couple o

an ice storm, we might was coming. 800,000 without electricity including slilla nova university. >> we had a meeting and they pretty much pulled everyone from the door and said find a way home if you can get home. >> we are stocking up at mcdonald's and try to bundle up and stay warm. >> it wasn't that bad. going through sandy back and long island. this is similar but not as bad. seeing the trees down behind our dorm is similar. bill: the governor saying quote people are going have to have some patience. martha: maryland taking a hit from the highs storm. leaving 85,000 homes with no electricity and no heat this morning. it's cold out there. people are coping the best they can, trying to keep it all in perspective. >> i came in and all the lights are out and a lot of trees down. it's really bad. >> thank god nobody is hurt out here. martha: that's the most important thing but it's tough. utility crew say it could take day the to get the power back. bill: the story continues from wisconsin. this winter left that state short on salt like we heard about in michigan and other states. truck

back up to the mountains and up towards nova scotia. that's the story now. we refreeze. almost everything on the roadway right now. it gets down to 24 or so, very close. new york city down to d.c., it gets down to 28 in atlanta, down to 26 in columbia, augusta, where there's a mess on the roadways there. a mess above the roadways, too. we haven't seen you a lot of pictures but parts of south carolina have been literally devastated with ice all over the place. trees are down everywhere. it's even hard to get there. wolf? >> chad, explain to our viewers what thundersleet is. >> well, there's convection. we can get air to go up in this. there's a lot of sleet here and it wants to make lightning and the lightning is in the sky. it's not really cloud to ground. it's cloud to cloud up there and you may see the flash and hear the thunder and think, how can that happen? it's 30 degrees. but it does happen and it's kind of startling. there's thundersnow as well but the thundersleet up i-95 has been quite something for people who are getting startled as they hear thunder. >> it's

believe the heaviest snow, it's going to be boston and all the way into parts of new england and into nova scotia. this is not what i would consider a major storm. plus, it's hitting on a saturday. that's some good news as the storm comes on by. here comes the know through new york city, snow showers in parts of pennsylvania but there is your bull's eye. the heaviest snowfall stays away from new york city this time. >> take it on the weekend, though, chad myers. thank you so much. >>> and now to that 100 car pile-up and the traffic jam that is still going on. it's been going on for hours and hours now. cnn's margaret conley is on the it turnpike right outside of philadelphia. what's the latest, margaret? >> reporter: brianna, it's been a chaotic scene since 8:00. we were heading east on the turnpike from pennsylvania to new jersey and there was a mass pileup. we learned later that there were 27 separate accidents that contributed to this pileup. it was very difficult for emergency vehicles to get up through the traffic to try to get those people out that were injured. this turnpike has ver

case law in the bank of nova scotia that if a bank is based in a secrecy jurisdiction to do business in the united states with the grand jury subpoena if u.s. interest in criminal prosecutions that the bank must produce the requested information. are you aware? >> guess i am. >> you knew today employ come with the bank may be subpoenaed in switzerland. but in storage -- instead of enforcing the subpoena in the west court with the client names that the department of justice put the subpoena on hold in september 2011 filed a treaty request instead. is that true? >> it took two different request to court decisions to years ending up with 2308 accounts. is the correct? >> correct the tritium was request was made under the 1996 treaty as soon as the new treaty is ratified by and convinced he will get many maybe thousands of account names. >> there were 1500 accounts organized in the same way? those that were set up in the third country jurisdiction with a shell corporation? >> you are talking about entity accounts the federal court has set up conditions they consider the fall under tax ri

of the death of president kennedy and i was with many of my colleagues at a security conference in nova scotia when it deal was announced in a great speech of senator kennedy's was running surmise that weekend and was discussing his career and a graduation speech that he gave at an american university a few months before he died in 1963 and he had started aggressive diplomatic efforts to try to reduce nuclear weapons between the united states and soviet unions. and he made a very aggressive cave for the fact that part of american strength is diplomacy and one of the phrases that he used in that speech and i would recommend it to anyone because it is interesting even when it was rewritten today is that with all appropriate skepticism and this is a direct quote, we can reduce tension without reducing our regard. it's needed to reduce this and it's needed to solve thorny problems and we don't have to relax our guard. and we want around have exactly the same. we want them not have nuclear weapons greatly with her for that we can get to that diplomatically rather than having to use military

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in pennsylvania and closing villa nova university. abc's devon dwyer has the latest from boston.g, devon. >> reporter: good morning, john and marci. this snowstorm was a gigantic headache for travelers from new york to boston to the west coast. more than 3,000 flights cancelled and hundreds of accidents on the roads. the big dig-out has begun. from topeka to philly and boston, the second winter storm to hit this week, created mammoth mess of frost and nerves. >> this is the worst i've experienced. i think this is the worst weather i've been in. i've been in cold, but this is really cold and hard to walk in. you can't see. and my face hurts. >> reporter: the icy conditions considered treacherous across more than 20 states. this chain-reaction crash shut down lanes on i-94. >> today has been one of the worst days through the winter season. >> reporter: from virginia north to pennsylvania, tree limbs and power lines becoming a dangerous combination when they snap and fall. >> little branches hit me in the shoulder and the big part of the branch missed me. >> reporter: more than half

and i was with many of my colleagues at a security conference in nova scotia when the deal was announced. and a great speech of senator kennedy's was running through many of our minds that weekend. it was a graduation speech he gave at american university a few months before he died in the spring of 1963. he had started aggressive diplomatic efforts to try to reduce nuclear weapons and the nuclear competition between the united states and the soviet union, and he was heavily create create -- criticized as naive, foolish, a dupe for doing that. and he made a very aggressive case for the fact that part of american strength is strong diplomacy. and one of the phrases that he used in that speech -- and i would recommend the speech to anyone because it is a very interesting one that reads as if it was written today -- is that with all appropriate skepticism, and this is a direct quote: we can still reduce tension without relaxing our guard. aggressive diplomacy is needed to reduce tension, and aggressive diplomacy is needed to solve thorny problems, but we don't have to relax our guard. and i