he's driving a cab in south boston and by the 1950s, he's become in fact a reference librarian. what in fact a very high level reference librarian at the boston public library. he was a very bookish guy. he considered himself a working class intellectual and so he runs the he runs the reference and and the circulation desk for time at the boston. library until his death in the early 70s. well, yeah figure that actually doesn't connect to two other questions that came in ron and anonymous attendee essentially both at both asked about the copley square reference in the title. yes, so i should i should have been more for afraid about that. the christian front headquarters was a sweet in the copley square hotel. and that's where he had his headquarters and fact, i know the room number exactly. i'm not going to give it out. but but some you know in essence kind of bought and paid for by the nazis and and the cops wear hotel at the time was a you know, it's still as today a kind of a revered hotel but back in the day, it's where i think babe ruth lived there when he was playing for the

this is what historic snowfall looks like in south boston. between the plowing and these drifts, some of these cars are completely buried. along the coast, sunrise revealing homes lashed by waves, now covered in ice. >> we are seeing wind chill factors below zero this morning. feeling like 5 below in boston right now. >> reporter: at logan airport, our affiliate wcvb capturing the race to clear the airfield. across the country, more than 5,000 flights cancelled this weekend. at the storm's peak saturday, blizzard conditions with more than 100,000 customers losing power, mostly in massachusetts. storm surge inundating the streets of nantucket. and in fall river, massachusetts, first responders braving the elements there, battling this four-alarm blaze. two firefighters hurt. tragically, on new york's long island, at least three people losing their lives while shoveling snow this weekend. the chill stretching all the way to florida. farmers there anxiously watching as temperatures drop. >> it's when we get down below 26 degrees for four hours o

the onset of the army conway, when we had conducted the a cedar survey with decimal places in south boston where it gets full presence of antibody as a proxy of pot infection. we showed. busy that in this province and the same thing with applied to most other parts of the country. 70 percent of people at tech should have been infected. jordan, of course, are to for 3 raves. so the number of people that don't develop community against covert 19 in particular against severe disease and death, it's far higher than the number of people that are going. vaccinate that in settling, such as our own. and the same thing probably exists across the continent. ok, we're more than 3 quarters of population. busy there about of community through the course of pos infection. what about in countries where there are, where there's a high number of people who have been vaccinated to how worried do you think that they should be about this on microwave? but i would expect a similar sort of decoupling to materialize because it doesn't continue lives and death calls into question out the value of vaccines. and i

that continues through the afternoon by early evening we are seeing heavier bands of snow around boston south of brockton and then we see things wind down as we headed to the 11:00 o'clock hour. this is an all-day prolonged event before we see things wrap up and dry out in boston in the boston area. by the overnight areas snoqualmie downing coming to an end, that does not mean the storm is ending we are dealing with high wind gusts and leftover snow on the ground, 12 - 18 inches expected a boston 12 and 18 and brockton and that was an area that was looking at maybe isolated higher totals. we have to watch that very closely providence rhode island around 18 as well, well over a foot many of these areas. here's the timeline so we can break it down what to expect over the next couple of hours in boston. 3:00 o'clock hour we have the heavy snow continuing, that will be followed up with gust as high as 50 miles per hour well into the 4 - 5:00 o'clock hour. the combination of both will cause low visibility in that area throughout most of today. taking it back to new york where we are at the headqua

philadelphia, 3 inches; new york city, around 6 inches or so, hartford, a foot or more, and in boston-- southston, two feet or more. and if you think the northerners can escape to florida for warmth or get away from the storm? they'll escape the storm, but it's 31 sunday morning in orlando, sub-freezing around disney world. that's the way we see it, norah. it's all yours. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. we have some breaking news out of houston. police captured a suspect tonight following a citywide manhunt after he allegedly shot three houston officers. the officers were taken to an area hospital in stable condition. and in new york, 22-year-old n.y.p.d. officer jason rivera received a hero's farewell today. a procession for the officer, killed while answering a domestic disturbance call, wound through the city, ending at st. patricks cathedral for his wake. here's cbs's elaine quijano. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he was a rookie in their ranks, just 22 years old. all saluted, as the casket of officer jason rivera was carried inside st. patricks cathedral. >> i felt so bad. it's so sad. so you

philadelphia, 3 inches; new york city, around 6 inches or so, hartford, a foot or more, and in boston-- southof boston, two feet or more. and if you think the northerners can escape to florida for warmth or get away from the storm? they'll escape the storm, but it's 31 sunday morning in orlando, sub-freezing around disney world. that's the way we see it, norah. it's all yours. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you. we have some breaking news out of houston. police captured a suspect tonight, following a citywide manhunt, after he allegedly shot three houston officers. the officers were taken to an area hospital, in stable condition. and in new york, 22-year-old n.y.p.d. officer jason rivera received a hero's farewell today. a procession for the officer, killed while answering a domestic disturbance call, wound through the city, ending at st. patricks cathedral for his wake. here's cbs's elaine quijano. >> reporter: he was a rookie in all saluted, as the casket of officer jason rivera was carried inside st. patricks cathedral. >> i felt so bad. it's so sad. so young. >> reporter: the wake come

near providence, maybe just south of boston looks to be the bulls eye.we're done. we've already had a lot of airport closures. as far as the power outage, it a wild storm with these storms. there's no leaves on the tree. you need powerful wind to knock down trees without leaves on them. and our people in florida think this is probably a bigger story than what's happening in the northeast, we have wind chill advisories for 11 million people in florida and sunday morning is going to be the coldest morning in miami in ten years, expecting a temperature of 36 degrees in miami with a wind chill in the upper 20s. so for our florida friends, they don't have the insulation on the houses like people in the north. it's going to be a chilly start to your day. >> that is practically a blizzard there in florida. bill, thank you and kathy, thank you as well. it's just hours before president biden is set to speak in the philadelphia area about infrastructure, this bridge in the city collapsed. fortunately no one was killed but ten people were hurt. we're going to look

now that the sun is down, and there are those 100000 people, mostly south of boston, down on the south shore, and on cape cod, who have lost their power. there are crews in the area ready to go out and repair the power. but the problem is, is, as the high wind gusts continue, they can't go up in their bucket trucks to fix the power lines. and so they are going to be people who do not have heat tonight. the state of massachusetts, the massachusetts emergency management agency, as partnered with local governments to open ups of shelters in some warming stations. in case people don't have a warm place to stay over the next several hours. so the clean up is underway. it's been going on all day at times. the cruise could not keep up with it here on the eastern seaboard. now they will be able to make up some of this. however, with the wind, you'll see a lot of drifting apply. we'll go through, the wind will come up and blow snow right back on the road. so that's going to be a problem. tomorrow's forecast is to be clear, but extremely cold. and ever the optimist, the mayor of boston, michel w

there are more than 100000 people without power in eastern massachusetts, especially south of boston. that area down through the south shore. and cape cod were 2 of the hardest hit areas seeing the highest sustained winds for the longest period of time. and also that, that coastal flooding that started coming on shore. so with so many people without power in the temperature now dropping well below 0 over night, there are going to be people who need heat. and the state of massachusetts is working with local partners to open up warming shelters, and places that people can go if they do lose their heat. thousands of people have rallied in canada's capital ottawa against corona virus restrictions demonstrations, joined a convoy of trucks who have been protesting for the past week against compulsory vaccines for driver's working cross border routes. particle head reports. oh, iowa has a new soundtrack now as protestors moved to surround the parliament, a movement spurred on by truckers makes itself heard. as the signs may clear, this is a reaction to covey restrictions, mainly because cana

the coastal town of scituate, massachusetts, about 30 miles south of boston, kows how to prepare for the worst, laying down sandbags and boarding up windows. >> i'm expecting it to be the worst one we've have so far. >> reporter: parts of massachusetts could see up to 30 inches of snow, making it one of the top-five, single-day snowstorms on record in the state's history. this is the first blizzard to hit the region in nearly four years. >> this is likely to be an intense, dangerous storm with heavy snow, high winds, and whiteout conditions. >> reporter: from the carolinas to new england, the storm system could create a travel nightmare along the eastern seaboard. this comes three weeks after another storm caused a 50-mile closure in virginia, stranding hundreds of drivers on i-95 for more than 24 hours. >> if you live in an area that it looks like it will be dangerous to go out in the morning, please don't. please stay put. >> reporter: snow plows are ready to go, but many cleanup crews are operating with reduced staff, partly because of the pandemic. >> yeah, right now, i have more

there are more than 100000 people without power in eastern massachusetts, especially south of boston. that area down through the south shore. and cape cod were 2 of the hardest hit areas seeing the highest sustained winds for the longest period of time. and also as your reporter mention, that, that coastal flooding that started coming on shore. so with so many people without power in the temperature now dropping well below 0 over night, there are going to be people who need heat. and the state of massachusetts is working with local partners to open up warming shelters and places that people can go if they do lose their heat. luckily in this part of the country in this part of massachusetts, often heat is not electric. it's often or fuel oil, so hopefully people have heat in those air is where they're most effective because it is going to take some time to get the power back. god. oh electricity, cruise. some have come down from canada, others have come up from florida. they cannot go up in their bucket trucks to repair the lines. if the winds are still this high. so it will take some

just look at what they woke up to this morning in brant rock, massachusetts, south of boston. those ice-encrusted homes after blowing snow and winds over 50 miles an hour. the biggest snow total this weekend was also in massachusetts more than 30 inches in stoughton, almost that much on new york's long island and parts of the jersey shore. at least four people were killed by this storm. up and down the east coast, frigid temperatures, 10 to 15 degrees below average. even parts of florida were below freezing. kathy park starts us off from boston. >> reporter: tonight millions in the northeast digging out from a dangerous blast of winter weather. blizzard conditions stretch from the mid-atlantic to maine and buried parts of massachusetts with more than two feet of snow. >> it's pretty bad it's not too heavy but it's a lot. >> reporter: boston tying a record for the highest snow total in one day, with 23.6 inches powerful winds and high waves flooded coastal towns, knocking out power and heat to tens of thousands. just as temperatures dropped 10 to 20 degrees below average, this

york city could see six inches of snow, hartford, possibly a foot of snow, and the area just south of bostone bullseye with two feet of snow, maybe more, in some spots. we have to watch the track. we're still days away. this would be friday night into saturday. we'll give you updates, norah, as we get them. >> o'donnell: thank you, lonnie quinn. well now to the frigid relationship between the u.s. and russia over ukraine. this was a day of diplomatic discussions and military maneuvers. cbs' chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan has more. >> reporter: with more russian fighter jets positioned in neighboring belarus within striking distance of ukraine, six u.s. fighter jets arrived to the region ahead of an attack that the u.s. estimates could come in the next three weeks. >> that's what's really causing all the tensions right now is this very, very big buildup of forces that he has along the border with ukraine and belarus. >> reporter: today, the u.s. and nato offered vladimir putin a way out. the u.s. ambassador to moscow delivered a written response to russia's demand that n

the heart of the storm is going to be boston. south of boston, rhode island.ld front's moving in. this is going to play a role. light snow. this is the one that developed that snow in pittsburgh with the bridge collapse. snow squall warnings in kentucky. but now that the storm is formed, overnight tonight, erin, it lifts to the north and this is when the engine starts to roll. this is the acorn that will become the great oak tree and we are looking at what will be historic numbers on areas from around atlantic city all the way up into coastal maine. warnings are in effect. ten states have blizzard warnings. that means zero visibility. it is a light, fluffy snow. we could have several drifts that are up to second stories of buildings so those winds are going to play a role. gusts, hurricane strength. notice the blizzard. this is two-day totals for boston but a one-day total, this is a one-day snow event. the record, 23.6 inches. their forecast 18 to 24. there will be spots in these heavy bands that will drop three feet. this storm is going to knock one of these

you mention the boston numbers, 23.6 that is the single day snow total hi, but stoughton the town a little south of the city of boston really got the biggest snow totals, over 30 inches 30.9. a number of communities out over 2 feet part of the course of the storm there is 100,000 plus people without power the utility crews came in from all across the country ahead of time. they have been out there trying to get the lights back on, try to get people get the heat back on. with this appointment time there's tens of thousands without power. lieutenant governor weighed in on that this morning. >> and many restorations have been made, thanks to the great work of utilities pre-staging, having the crews available really made a difference to turn on power or they could. >> most of the power outages are south of the city of boston the south shore and cape of the islands i am reporting according to the nema map massachusetts emergency app, but 80% the population are still without power, mike. mike: glad to see whether their hat and gloves on taking proper precautions. molly, be on the snowy streets we've h

there are sherlts especially especially south of boston. cod to help out people who might not have power tonight. it seems like the city dodged a bullet in eastern massachusetts. the storm hit on saturday. many people appeared to listen to the warnings to stay home, stay warm and stay dry instead of trying to venture out. the people who did venture out were walking. they were just enjoying the snow with their dogs or their children. no major injuries or anything like that out here in boston. >> thank you so much. we'll have more american voices for you after this break. we'll have more american voices for you after this break mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. ♪♪ things you start when you're 45. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not

south of boston, 10 inches of snow. 11, 12 inches in some parts. have snowfall. massachusetts state police are saying at least one death has been attributed to an accident. there's one injury, fatal accident to report there. meanwhile, we're ready for the cold throughout the day. they've been spending the day clearing the roads. lot of snowplows. the snowfall started for boston at 4:00 a.m. big snowflakes. it's tapered off now. we expect to see what is here trailing off. the big story is the cold. where we're starting tonight will dip down to 19 degrees. everything on the ground will stay and create more problems overnight for the northeast. we're going to continue to track the freezing temperatures and the impacts for you all night on the free fox weather app. meantime, we're enjoying the norman rockwell scene. it's a beautiful sight here today. >> neil: a good disposition to have. you've been working nonstop. thanks, will. following the beautiful images after the fact. if you're driving through it, you don't feel the same way. and men in this cou

we haven't seen totals like this in four years in boston. 18 to 24 inches, some spots just south of bostonld see nearly 3 feet of snow. portland, 18 to 24 as well. and long island, you're getting a lot of snow as well, along with those gusty, gusty winds. so, no doubt there's major impacts to the airlines and portland, boston, down in new york city and philadelphia, you're seeing lots of delays and on the roadways, if you can stay home, i know some of us have to work, but if you can stay home, please heed the warnings because we're looking at tough travels from philadelphia to bangor, boston to buffalo and that really will be the case over the next several hours. look at that snow on those roadways. it sticks because the roadways are so cold and it's not going to melt. we're looking at windchills well below zero over the next several days. we'll look at that in a second. but winds are gusting at 64 miles per hour. >> i'm just going to say, i want viewers to know this is a live picture right now and to your point, the snowplows are out there in boston, they're doing their thing but it's not

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have the imperial thrown it in, cause it was most probably sent out by charlemagne, him south and caught in boston, others to toad who about 1000000 visitors from the world over passed through the cathedral every year. ready ready i family to me personally on it so fantastic to see something that so not so up to they. and as you desire, i'd say every one who comes to arkwin no matter what their faith should take in the cathedral. ah. our drone flies southeast to the medieval imperial cathedral basilica inspire the world's largest romanesque church. ah, it took about 30 years to build the cathedral around 1000 years ago. for emperor's 3 empresses and a number of kings lion turned here. a leap to the east takes us to the boots berg residents, a world cultural heritage site in conjunction with the court gardens. it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes, and they had the residents built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the current residents took shape in the 18th century, designed by architect balt

we have heard of spinouts and accidents down south of boston and some people have started to venture but governor charlie baker said yesterday that people really need to stay home. this area deals with snow all the time. this is more than snow. this is going to be snowing two to four inches an hour with high wind gusts, it will be almost impossible to see. here's what the governor had to say. >> the high rate of snowfall tomorrow means it will be especially challenging for crews to clear the roads, especially during that period in the middle of the day and toward the end of the day, which makes it especially important and i'm going to say it again to the fullest extent possible, stay off the roads so that the crews have the room that they need to do their work, because two and four inches an hour, four or five or six hours is going to be an enormously challenging task. >> the city of boston alone has 38,000 tons of salt, about a thousand pieces of snow removal equipment but at some point they're not going to be able to keep up. that's why they want everyone to stay home. two major co

we're about 50 miles south of boston for those who don't know rhode island.'s a great place, and so, yes, so we're fortunate there. thanks for asking that question because that's -- that is a wild card in all of these winter storms, the potential of losing heat and then what does that mean to the -- you know, the overall health of the -- you know, the residents of rhode island, if they lose heat, then we've got frozen pipes and the story continues. you're right, we're very familiar with this, dating back to at least the blizzard of '78 which kind of paralyzed us for a week or more. we're fortunate right now to have this event that is accumulating at record numbers that are municipalities. i'm a former mayor working with them, and our state is really doing an excellent job taking the snow off the road, keeping people in their homes, and that issue that you just brought up is always a big concern. right now it is really under control, and we want to keep it that way. >> yeah, no question about that. please keep us posted with whatever you need, wearing two hats

boston. now much of south and east africa have been hit by days of heavy rain, exposing the destructive force of tropical storm anna. at least 90 people have died across madagascar, mozambique, and malawi, tens of thousands have been forced from their homes. some of the displaced people are now returning to find devastated communities and tie a neighbourhood submerged. after tropical storm anna swept through malawi. for days, the torrents lashed down cutting off roads and forcing people from their homes. the scenes a similar across the border in mozambique and in madagascar which was hit 1st when the storm made landfall from the indian ocean. here some residents returned to assess the flooded streets and battered homes as the storm left devastation in its wake. while i interfered with game, very sad because we worked very hard to earn a living. and now the house is destroyed. how can we not be sad, silvas isn't? we are disaster victim satisfied and we receive no help. all at no support. there's nothing many have taken up shelter in the main stadium in the capital, anton an arrival, but there

south. the high temperature in boston is expected to be just 12 degrees. the state's largest school district even closed schools today because of the cold weather. new york city will hit a high of 22 degrees. parts of the region will see the coldest temperature in three years. >>> the faa ordered a full ground stop at all u.s. west coast airports yesterday after north korea fired what's believed to be a ballistic missile. officials at the san diego international airport say the stop lasted for about seven minutes. north korea fired the missile into the eastern sea according to south korea and japan. it is the second missile launch in less than a week. north korean leader kim jong-un recently vowed to strengthen his country's military. >>> and there are new developments in that deadly apartment building fire in new york city. officials revised the death toll from 19 to 17, including eight children. and they're looking into whether a self-closing door malfunctioned and allowed smoke to spread throughout the highrise building. nancy chen reports. [ sirens ] >

so it is basically done, it's coming along the new hampshire coast of south—east maine, but boston proper to go, all done. let's ta ke let's take a look at the situation in eastern europe, now. britain says it's preparing a series of diplomatic and military initiatives in europe next week, in the wake of growing tensions with russia. the prime minister, borisjohnson, has issued a statement saying the uk is willing to double its nato troop contingent in the baltic states and eastern europe, as well as send defensive weapons to estonia. mrjohnson is also due to go to eastern europe in the coming days as part of diplomatic efforts to prevent russia invading ukraine. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake explained the uk response to the crisis in ukraine. what we have tonight is some more detail on what boris johnson said to mps in the house of commons a few days ago, and it was that britain was prepared to deploy troops to protect nato allies in europe if russia invades ukraine. it seems this possible move to double the number of uk forces in estonia, which currently stands at around 90

so it is basically done along the new hampshire coast of south—east maine, but boston proper, we're good go, all done. matthew, warm and _ good to go, all done. matthew, warm and stay _ good to go, all done. matthew, warm and stay safe. _ good to go, all done. matthew, warm and stay safe. there - here in the uk, a 9—year—old boy and a 60—year—old woman there have died after being hit by falling trees during storm malik. the boy was killed after a tree fell staffordshire, while the woman was killed in aberdeen. power lines have also been affected with thousands of homes in scotland and england without electricity. a second storm, storm corrie, is expected to bring further high winds to scotland. catriona renton has this report. widespread disruption as storm malik swept its way into northern parts of the uk. the north—east of scotland took a battering. in bradford lee warner and his friend richard had been packing up their gear after a bike ride. we were sat between the two back seats, just crouching down, really. pushed me further down. i lay down on the my floor. my friend pulled me out

lots of problems to the south city of boston, and at this hour the flights are finally beginning to get ground, but boston logan airport still seeing a lot of cancellations and delays and just to the south of us in la guardia, 45% or so delays and cancellations. so today a beautiful sunny day to get things up, back in the air, and off of the ground and getting cleanup going, likely the kids will be back in school on monday. >> dana: i love how positive you are about it all, molly. truly a woman from new england. let's go now to alexis mcadams live in central park, hi, alexis. >> hi, dana, it's beautiful here in central park, a very picturesque scene, lots of people out enjoying the winter elements here in central park according to the weather service. take a look, they had about 8 inches of snow here that fell and it's that light fluffy stuff so that's what caused a lot of the visibility issues but we will give you a live look around central park. there's really not too many issues out here right now. the light fluffy mix is creating picturesque views here but long island was hit with a

that's the best bet we've got winter storm warnings across most of west virginia, also from south jersey toward boston and coastal maine under winter storm warnings where we're expecting some heaviest amounts of snow. we're talking upwards of six inches into boston by the time we're heading through our friday morning. notice by midnight tonight, d.c. and baltimore getting the snow to fall. new york after that. boston some of our heaviest mid morning friday the good news with the storm system, shep, it's fast moving so that snow wrapping up in d.c. and baltimore by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, still coming down in new york and boston and it will take a little bit longer through the morning hours before we see that snow wrap up across new england. here's how much we're expecting, heaviest across the mountains of west virginia but d.c., one to three inches of snow for us, two to four for baltimore, maybe upwards of six inches. three six inches for philadelphia new york and boston, six to ten inches by the time all is said and done once the storm moves out, gusty winds out of the north pumping in cold air,ment so

boston, nearly a foot of snow today. could see that east of cleveland, south of buffalo with the lake-effect snow machine cranking. tomorrow morning it's going to feel like single digits. boston, rochester, detroit, st. louis, feel like below freezing parts of the deep south. next storm coming through the northwest shutting down roads with flooding and avalanches. that will skirt across much of the country this weekend. david? >> we'll be watching this weekend, rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to the pandemic. and tonight the cdc is very concerned with the number of children being hospitalized across the u.s. the numbers spiking. and what some authorities are now saying to parents who have not vaccinated children 5 and older who are eligible. and tonight what the cdc director is now saying after so much criticism after recommending that you should isolate for five days instead of ten. here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc is reporting that children under 5, who are too young to get the vaccine, are being hospitalized at double the rate than a month ago. in new yor

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anfond st aal coastline just south of boston, we had incredible waves that were banging up against thisnforced sea wall, and up and over this road and these homes, which in single-digit temperatures, look at this. completely entombed, encased in ice, and it's just a surreal scene here. storm after storm, single-digit temperatures here again, and just looking at this, just a surreal scene that highlights just how explosive and historic this storm was. this morning, the northeast digging out after that vicious nor'easter slammed the region. massachusetts bearing the brunt of the storm. the blizzard dumping more than 30 inches of snow in some parts of the state. snowplow drivers working round the clock since friday night. >> whiteout. couldn't see five feet in front of you. >> reporter: history in boston. the city tying its record for the biggest one-day snowfall at 26.3 inches saturday. is that your car? >> yeah. >> it's buried. >> reporter: in coastal regions like grand rock, entire neighborhood blanketed in ice after getting lashed by powerful waves. frozen sea water clinging on to hous

these are areas that are just south of the metro boston area. and how about those hurricane-force wind gusts? yep, that was a big feature of this storm as well. many locations picking up 74 or higher miles per hour. that's hurricane-force winds. mainly along the eastern coast of massachusetts. so the storm will continue to wind its way up, move up into maine and then move into the canadian maritimes before it's out of the picture. but behind it, wow, there is some really cold air coming in here. we're talking about temperatures in the single digits tomorrow morning to add insult to injury. and the cold will reach all the way down to florida, pamela. take a look at this. we've got at least 14 places in florida that could have record low temperatures. you're saying, well, what's wrong with that? well, you might see this in the morning. iguanas on the sidewalk. why? they're cold-blooded. when temperatures drop below 45 degrees, they go into a hibernation state. and if the cold lasts for longer than eight hours it could be fatal. so yeah, bad weathe

mostly at this point to the south of the city of boston. on the south shore and across the cape, cape cod and the island. that's where the majority of power outages are happening, but they are trying to get the lights and keep them going. at logan airport, of course, hundreds, hundreds of cancellations and that's drifting into thousands, a domino effect across the country because of the big northeast storm affecting from massachusetts all the way up through the coastal areas of maine and that's another big concern they have is coastal flooding and high winds throughout the course of this storm. there are more than 2700 pieces of snow moving cleaning equipment out on the roads in the cities in massachusetts and the governor is asking them to let them get out on the messy roads and asking people to stay out of the way. looking ahead, we still have hours and hours and hours of snow to accumulate and the high winds that are going to continue throughout the hours to come. that's where the big concern is for power outages, for coastal flooding, fo

much of the northeast corridor and big—name cities too, new york, philly, baltimore, boston impacted and especially south talk about those it is _ england. when you talk about those it is an _ england. when you talk about those it is an obviously - england. when you talk about | those it is an obviously packed full of people, what advice would you give to people who are going to be in the part of this storm? i are going to be in the part of this storm?— are going to be in the part of this storm? i think here in the north-east. — this storm? i think here in the north-east, we _ this storm? i think here in the north-east, we are _ this storm? i think here in the north-east, we are used - this storm? i think here in the north-east, we are used to i this storm? i think here in the| north-east, we are used to big north—east, we are used to big snows but really the rates are going to be very impressive, so any time tomorrow on sunday local time and even into early monday morning the rates will likely be in pretty bad states, just because there is so much snow coming down so incredibly quickly. we could see a f

much of the northeast corridor and big—name cities too, new york, philly, baltimore, boston impacted and especially south to be in the part of this storm? i think here in the north—east, we are used to big snows but really the rates are going to be very impressive, so any time tomorrow on sunday local time and even into early monday morning the rates will likely be in pretty bad states, just because there is so much snow coming down so incredibly quickly. we could see a foot or more of snow in about three or four hours time and all of that snow will have drift upwards of two or three metres in places that people just need to be prepared. stay home, don't make any plans at all on saturday, watch netflix, planned to be without power, have your medications and nonperishable foods in advance, just be sure you are good to go for about 36 hours because really if you don't have to hit the roads, and it's not an emergency, plan to stay put. research from the bbc, has cast doubt on the timing of the positive covid test result, that novak djokovic recently used, to enter australia. it allowed him exemption from ru

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people in this community are without power, and all the way down through cape p cod really south of the city of bostonincetown consistently throughout the day reporting 100% of people in the dark at this hour and in the cold, a big concern. the governor speaking this afternoon asking people to stay off the roads to leapt those plows do their -- let those plows do their work and warning that the lights, the power may not come on right away because we are expecting still some high, gusty winds that could prevent the utilities from getting out there to help with the cleanup. listen. >> a lot of the restoration timelines won't start until after wind dies down which could be tomorrow morning. chances are most of the downed lines will not be fixed until sometime tomorrow as well, and we ask people to be patient. >> reporter: something to watch as we go into these overnight hours. we stayed at a hotel last night, there were a number of utility vans here, they are all out working right now. this parking lot's empty, so they're trying to get lights back on. in boston flights, oh, canceled all across the board

boston. out towards the south out toward miami. not too too cold now toward the west.y warm in los angeles back here in the bay area, we'll call it a mile tuesday temperatures average temperatures would be the upper fifties to right around 60 degrees, so everybody a few degrees up above the average for today, and we're gonna hold on to this pattern as we head into your wednesday current number of san francisco checking in 61 san jose right now. 63 fairfield 16 back out the maps. on the satellite. you probably noticed a few high clouds drifting in throughout the afternoon. hours in the satellite is picking up on some of those changes, at least over the past. 2 to 3 hours. here's a live camera kind of an each shot looking out toward the golden gate bridge, the marin headlands and you get the sense that we do have some high clouds. still paying us a visit for tonight and tomorrow kind of the same story with partly cloudy skies expected and your wednesday forecast. now we are taking a look here long range 6 to 10 days only you can see the areas in green. they have a higher

the storm brought snow from south carolina to maine, including nearly two feet in boston. it was one of the city's biggest single day january snowfalls on record. >> at times, the snow was coming down at more than three inches an hour. it was very, very fast, very intense, and so we did reach zero visibility and whiteout conditions. >> reporter: new york is digging out from 20 inches, while temperatures in the teens are creating a new danger. >> i want to remind all new yorkers, it's going to be very, very cold. >> reporter: but for this providence couple, the storm only made their wedding day more memorable. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: unfortunately, it wasn't all happy endings. three people did die on long island while shoveling snow. here in boston, schools will reopen tomorrow. people will return to work. wort ady to go. >> thank y> weurn now to the co pandemic. new cases topped 500,000 on saturday. that's down 33% over the last two weeks. cbs's reporter is in los angeles with more. lilia. >> reporter: good evening. new infections here in l.a.

the storm brought snow from south carolina to maine including nearly two feet in boston. city's biggest single day january snow falls on record. >> at times the snow was coming down at more than three inches an hour. it was very, very fast, very intense and so we did reach zero visibility and white out conditions. >> new york is digging out from more than 20 inches in some areas while temperatures in the teens are creating a new danger. >> want to remind all new yorkers it going to be very, very cold. >> but in rhode island love conquers all, for this providence couple the storm only made their wedding day more memorable. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: and unfortunately it wasn't all happy endings three people did die on new york's long island while shoveling snow. here in boston schools will reopen tomorrow, people will return to work so the work continues on the road to make sure they are clear and ready to go jericka. >> duncan: all right, mola lenghi in boston, thank you. we turn now to the covid-19 pandemic. new cases top 500,000 on saturday, t

in rockland, massachusetts, which is right in between boston and plymouth, 4 inches. you go a little farther south, new jersey, fort river, new jersey, all right 4 foot of snow. a little birdie tells me we'll be going through that for the next 24 hours. we're going to hone in on the blizzard warning here. boston is in a blizzard warning. new york, you're not in a blizzard warning, nor is philadelphia. new york and philadelphia, you're in a winter storm warning. we have roughly 11 million people under this blizzard warning going from the coast of virginia all the way out through the coast of massachusetts on into new hampshire and maine. this is heavy snow. 40- to 70-mile-per-hour winds lasting for more than three hours. it's going to lead out to whiteout conditions and snarled traffic out there. you can see the snow and radar stretching from the northeast all the way down to the south. we have snow continuing across south carolina, north carolina, even parts of georgia as well. and then this is the big area here. this is the bull's-eye up here across the mid-atlantic and northeast, guys. this is w