s lay >>> well, another winter storm caused a massive deadly pile-up on the ohio turnpike. half dozen big rigs crashed into each other here. 18-wheelers lay mangled on the turnpike there. one after the other. the pile-up involved 50 vehicles in all. three people were killed and a state trooper was seriously injured. between six to eight inches of snow fell in cleveland and the northeast ohio area yesterday. >> that is quite the pile-up there. >>> don't have to deal with anything like that around here. >> no. boy, these last few day, i mean, with the exception of the wind, i mean, it has been spectacular weather. today we are going to get rid of the wind. we're going to see a lot of sunshine, a little cooler at the coastline. we're picking up a little bit of a sea breeze bringing the temperatures down there. but otherwise we are looking at some great weather ahead. starting out mostly clear with just a couple of patches of fog along the coastline. throughout the day today, plenty of sunshine and again, some warm temperatures inside the bay and the valleys. a little cooler ou

>> unless you're on the turnpike. >> i love the turnpike.opeye's chicken on the turnpike. >> the vince lombardi stop? >> you know the vince lombardi stop. i'm a popeye's fan, it's amazing. how do you know -- >> i've been there. >> let's go today for lunch. >> that was the strangest endorsement of new jersey we've ever had. there's a popeye's on the turnpike and the people are great. >> i love that he knew that was a vince lombardi stop. >> i'm excited about this piece, willie. >> let's go to our good friend kasie hunt, this week's morning joe state of play series sends kasie to arkansas. one of the most vulnerable democrats in the country has one of the strongest last names in the state. >> good morning. mark pryor is one of the last democrats standing in the deep south. he says he's one of the only voices of reason left in washington but congressman tom cotton wants to end up that, and he just might. this is tom cotton's family farm. his parents still raise cattle on 200 acres in arkansas but cotton, a republican, traded trucks and tractors

. >>> on the ohio turnpike whiteout conditions caused pileups that involved at least 50 vehicles and took three lives. a state trooper was seriously hurt when he was pinned between two cars. drivers sat for hours waiting for traffic to move. parts of the turnpike between toledo and cleveland were closed in both directions. >>> in the eastern third of the country, even if there is no snow, people are waking up to january-like windchills. >> our coverage continuing now with accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. good morning. jim. >> good morning, john and marci. looking across the country here this morning, profoundly quiet across the west, clear skies across the rockies to the west coast. different story in the east. powerful winter storm continues here putting down significant snow. significant rain and ice. now headed through the day improvements there you have low pressure moving out. snow through the morning hours near blizzard conditions in spots and dragging in cold air. the real-feel like temps will feel like below zero. john and marci, back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> the loca

. >> deadly scene on the ohio turnpike at least three people were killed and a 50-car pileup near toledo. wreckage stretched for miles. intense storm even caught seasoned chicago commuters by surprise. on this third snowiest winter on record there. >> tired. ready for it to be over. >> with snow this heavy, trees fell on homes in indiana, knocking out power for tens of thousands of customers from illinois to michigan. just days ago, this part of the country add taste of early spring. >> i've had enough. tired of shoveling snow. tired of driving in the snow. >> as the storm blows east, eastern great lakes and buffalo area. travellers are told to stay off the roads, school shut down for illinois to new england. powerful winds and snow expecte in maine, grocery stores were busy. >> i work in produce. and receiving gone today. >> winds gusting across much of california. firefighters west of los angeles are preparing for the worst. >> we have staffing in areas prone to high fire danger. >> from the northwest to west and wild in the east, winter appears to be hanging on to the bitter end. >> l

parts of the turnpike between toledo and cleveland were closed in both directions.gs triggered a state of emergency that remains in effect in 14 counties in upstate new york. on wednesday, the city of syracuse called upon businesses to adjust workers out times to keep the roads clear. more than a foot of snow will fall before this storm is over. >>> let's take a look at the national picture, that northern band of snow moving out today leaving polar temperatures behind. clear across most of the country. those will be windy in the plains, in the south, fierce santa ana winds blowing into southern california. the fire danger is high. >> temperatures in the east plunged 20 to 40 degrees today. the worst of the cold is over for the middle of the country, more across the west. >>> with each day that passes, more theories emerge about the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. and those same theories are mostly shot down. >> that seems to lead the investigation right back to square one. a abc's susan solomon is in washington with the latest. good morning, susan. >>

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the heavy snow caused a deadly pile-up on the ohio turnpike. at least 50 vehicles involved. three fatalities there. the traffic and snowy roads, emergency workers struggled to meet motorist who's had to sit and wait in their cars for hours. nbc meteorologist bill karens -- >> uncle. >> yeah. >> we're calling quits, please. we give up. >> i was searching for pictures of snow yesterday, and the language people were using to describe the snow was not very nice. >> no, because we've been bombarded. >> people do not like march snow. when it hits march, they get very upset. we had a big snowstorm from the ohio valley through the northeast. up to a foot of snow western new york and burlington, vermont, up to 15. the snowstorm is pretty much gone. maine only getting the significant snows. how about these wind gusts? 43-mile-per-hour gusts the last hour in philadelphia with a wind chill of 3. what is this january? minus 8 wind chill in buffalo. as far as the forecast goes today, the sun will come out. it will get nicer, but this morning when you walk outside, it was like 60 to 70 jus

say weather is to blame for this deadly 50-vehicle pile-up involving tractor-trailers on the ohio turnpike. two people were killed and rescue workers are still trying to reach people who may be trapped. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel is in upstate new york, right in the thick of of the storm. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ann, heavy snow, whipping winds and whiteout conditions, we're certainly getting the worst of the storm here in western new york state. and although they did get more snow in chicago and detroit, they didn't get the blizzards we have been stuck in the middle of since mid morning here in rochester. these winds over 50 miles an hour, that combined with a foot of snow in some spots led to three-foot drifts. tonight temperatures tumble here into the single numbers. and more snow on the way. the forecast, if you're a skier and love march skiing you are in good shape. over a foot of snow will fall at least in some of the ski resorts. new york city you will miss this one, probably few complaints after this snowy winter, and in boston, after the gusty

heavy snow causing a deadly pileup on the ohio turnpike. at least 50 vehicles were involved. three people died with traffic and snowy roads, emergency workers struggled to reach motorists who had to sit and wait in their cars for hours. and, of course, nbc meteorologist bill karins has been dealing with this. but trap that with the west coast which is gorgeous. >> the west continues to be warm. and, you know, usually that's the way it works around this country. one side is cold, one side is warm. we like to average it out. everyone is near normal. that's just not the case. yesterday, record high temperature in oakland of 78 degrees. 72 in san francisco. so we had a little break from the warmth and the drought. we had some storms move through some rain, and now it looks like the drought pattern is sitting right back up again with the warmth building over california. as far as the temperatures go, clear skies, we have cooled it off in many areas, a beautiful morning in much of california. a little cooler in portland and towards metro, much of eugene, oregon. as far as satellite

snowy conditions leading to crashes like this one, shutting down parts of the ohio turnpike for hoursilled and a state trooper there was seriously hurt. >>> this system also bringing some pretty high winds. take a look at these, huge tree down near atlanta. >> yikes! >> fell on to a home. no one was inside that home, but you can guarantee they're calling the insurance adjuster this morning. >> i'll bet you they are. all right, indra petersons is tracking all of this for us. a lot to talk about, indra. >>> you know, it was so nice like two days ago. i wish we could just stay there, but today, it was painful walking outside, because not only was it cold, but the winds were really kicking up out there. you can tell the difference as the temperatures have significantly dropped, especially into the east coast. all that cold air finally pushed its way in. you can actually feel it. new york right now 12 degrees -- or i should say 21 degrees right now, but that is without the windchill. winds are gusting 30, even 40 miles per hour this morning. philadelphia gusting about 43, new york city gus

as the storm swept through ohio, it caused a major pileup on the hollywood turnpike between toledo and cleveland. the pileup involved some 50 vehicles. at least three people were killed. the accident stretched over two miles of roadway. emergency workers had trouble reaching victims because of the snowy conditions. >>> and more than 41,000 customers lost power in northern virginia. powerful winds knocked a tree into this house. thousands of homes and businesses also lost power in illinois and indiana. >>> israel launched air strikes into gaza overnight. they were in retaliation for dozens of rockets fired by militants into israel wednesday. the barrage sent civilians scrambling into bomb shelters. israel says the rockets caused damage but no one was injured. the israeli military said it was the largest attack since 2012. >>> and ukraine's prime minister will address the u.n. security council today. on wednesday he met with president obama at the white house. the president said the u.s. will completely reject the crimean secession vote. he warned russia that it will face a cost if the v

two people were killed in a 50 car pileup on the snowy ohio turnpike. fort wayne, indiana, got nearly seven inches. chicago is now over 79 inches for the season. and that's about 10 shy of the all-time record. tonight that storm is moving east with white-out conditions in upstate new york and new england. caroline tucker is with our cbs affiliate in rochester new york, wroc-tv. caroline? >> reporter: scott, the heavy snow started midmorning here in rochester and is not expected to let up until late tonight. at the peak of the storm, snow will fall up to two inches an hour and wind gusts have reached 45 miles per hour already. creating visibility of less than a quarter mile. a blizzard warning was posted in upstate new york where we could get as much as 20 inches. we've already had seven feet of snow this winter here in rochester. just yesterday it was starting to feel like spring, it was in the 50s. here it's now in the 20s. st. louis it was 83 degrees, this morning it was 36. indianapolis also saw a 30 degree drop. and scott, it's expected to feel even

there were also pileups along the ohio turnpike. three people were killed and a state trooper seriously injured. kron 4 news in five starts now. go morning and happy thursday. on darya fall some--folsom and im mark danon. let's get an update on our water from james fletcher. >>: today will expect similar conditions. , wins and not like yesterday. tomorrow friday it will continue the warming trend in as we head into the weekend was about even warmer weather with widespread eighties in the forecast. a complete with picture weather in a moment. now the first look at traffic with george. >>george: not tracking any hot spots this morning it will start with our ride to the bay bridge where the westbound commute is a light and in easy ride for the 98 met 9 minute drive time. interstate 580 not jammed up for the westbound ride. no. the freeways look great. not tracking any delays. >>: police are still on the same as fire crews of the overnight construction fire. crews have been on the scene of the fire all morning long. they're monitoring t

snow covering the ohio turnpike making roads too slick for drivers. that mess you are looking at left three people dead. the chain reks a crash stretching for two-miles between toledo and cleveland. >> maria menounos tracking what we can expect today. >> in indiana, ohio and even michigan did pick up significant snowfall more than 6 inches yesterday. we had reports of freezing rain a quarter of an of ice. we had snow totals across new england. parts of vermont picking up 17 inches of snow, 50 inches of sections of maine. this powerful storm system still on the move. it is producing heavy snow across maine, new hampshire and vermont. those snow totals will continue to increase. we have cold air from canada. currently in the city of cleveland it feels like 2 degrees 4 in new york and only six degrees in chicago. you are below zero. so it is another cold one. the wind will be an issue in had philadelphia. as far south as tennessee and north carolina gusts 50 miles per hour possible along the coast especially. >> it is extremely windy out there. thank you

they had to find out, you know, how did that blood and how did that fiber get on the pennsylvania turnpike bridge rail. >> there were no marks on rachel's neck, so investigators didn't believe a ligature or even the killer's hands were used to strangle her. >> if it's a large surface like a forearm pressing against a neck or a large just flat of the hand pressing against the neck, you're going to get bruising. >> significant internal bleeding told medical examiners rachel was still alive when she was thrown from the bridge. >> the victim had blood spatters on the side of her face, and it wasn't consistent with a fall from the bridge. >> two broken fingernails made it clear she tried to defend herself. the cause of death was blunt force trauma, a skull fracture. >> the fracture extends from one ear canal to the other ear canal. >> rachel's car, a battered, old lincoln, was in the parking lot of divas, the gentlemen's club where she worked. >> there was food and money strewn about in the car, which led us to believe that her demise was not a result of a robbery. >> fellow dancers told police

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locally heavier showers on the turnpike near harrisburg. we have light showers here and there. clutter. south of leesburg that has just popped up not far from just west of sterling here. here's ashburn. this is all moving to the northeast. looks like northwest, montgomery county, poolesville, boyd up toward clarksburg this could just get to you. might slip into reston as it moves to the north and the east. also, we're watching this bigger area of some showers north of charles town here. this is going to move right up toward myersville as it travels across the potomac. west of hagerstown we've got some other showers which are west of martinsburg. everything is moving off to the northeast right now. cold is still up in new england but it's being pushed out by the warmer temperatures. you see the upper 50s in charleston with 30s in upstate new york and new england. even that is going to turn to rain. we have a chill out there. we've warmed to 40 in laurel, columbia. eight 50e already in fairfax -- it's 50 already in fairfax. 48 at north beach on the bay. here we go. cloudy skies o

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>> well, it was a billboard advertising soap, they wanted to put it up on the turnpike in new jersey.you are the arm pit of america, embrace that thought. and some new jersey residents complained. and they eventually took it down, new york times and various publications that actually ran, i would say this to the people of new jersey, this was an ad for an arm pit, just be glad it was not an ad for toilet paper because that could have gotten very ugly. however, new jersey does have an image problem. american hustle was based on corruption there, you have the real housewives, i might add bridgegate, and then governor jim mcskeevy who appointed his boyfriend. and for super bowl -- >> it was so boring. >> not only boring, but if you threw a party in your house people came over and had a piece of cake and went next door the hang out with the cool kids. they stayed in new york. new jersey is to new york what i am to tom brady. if me and brady go to the club, nobody is looking -- >> wait a second, first of all we have a lot of great listeners throughout new jersey who are loyal fox news view

worst effects were in the midwest, where a 50- vehicle pile-up killed three people yesterday on a turnpike near sandusky, ohio. officials said it will take days to clean up the wreckage. the international search for a malaysian jetliner has expanded again-- toward india. a u.s. navdestroyer "the kidd" moved today to join the effort. the word came as u.s. investigators told "the wall street journal" the plane may have flown for hours after its last known contact based on engine readings. malaysian officials, meanwhile, dismissed chinese reports of possible debris sightings. we get more on that angle, from rageh omaar of independent television news. >> knees grainy satellite images released by the chinese authorities were set to show debreaux from the malaysian airlines plane. some measuring 60 feet in size. hopes were raised only to be crushed hours later. another day, another false lead in this extraordinary and mysterious search for flight 370. >> we have contacted the chinese embassy who notified us this afternoon that the images were released by mistake. and did not show any debris from

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at least a half dozen big rigs crashed into each other on the ohio turnpike.look as 18-wheelers lay mangled on the roadway. the pile-up is 50 vehicles. three people were killed and state trooper hurt. between 6 to 8" of snow fell in cleveland and northeast ohio yesterday. >>> when you get ice on the roads you just never know. >> dangerous. >> nasty. >> liz, what are we doing here in the bay area? i hope we're okay. >> we are doing okay. the winds have died down. lawrence will have your forecast coming up. but we don't have any chp- issued wind advisories so it's a much different story this morning compared to yesterday at the bay bridge toll plaza. the winds are really gusting up and causing a few issues out there. right now it's just the cash lanes that are beginning to stack up a little bit to mid- parking lot in the busiest spots. fastrak users, everything is good. city streets of san francisco, watch out around the outer mission still a lot of police activity around alemany shut down approaching farragut avenue. they are still searching for i asuspect afte

jack, let's bring it back to the mom and pop on the radio driving down the new jersey turnpike right now probably with a flat tire. why do they care about what the federal reserve has to say? what should they be doing? what should they be listening for? >> so keep in mind, brian, one of the key motivations for qe and the fed being stimulative for as long as they have been in our eyes is to create the wealth to wealth effect. asset inflation. because again, we don't have a lot of levers to pull right now. as long as the fed is biased toward accommodative monetary policy i think equity should do well. because we're going to get some growth. it's not inflationary. so to me that's sort of the best of both worlds where bonds -- treasuries aren't going to do much of anything. i think risk assets are going to do well. and i would include in that emerging market debt which we can certainly discuss. >> indeed we can discuss it later on. but in the meantime let's take a look at the market reaction. we're seeing some lows as we wait for chairman yellen's news conference at the bottom of the hou

although if you don't have it through your auto company, that one flat tire on the new jersey turnpikenter, it's paid for itself. right? >> kicking yourself if you don't have it. >> absolutely. kelly thanks. good to see you. >>> ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you. sco stocks bouncing off low, down significantly at this hour. dow jones industrial off 168 points down 200 a few moments ago. s&p down 15. nasdaq off 49. or 1.17%. transports and theth out there, you see the numbers for them. transports off about 1%. let's go to jeff and in chicago, what's the word on the trading floor? how worried should we be about some of the underpinnings of this market? jeff, you first. >> well, ty, actually seeing a bipolar market. look at this. all-time highs in the s&p. now a change. once that toothpaste goes out of the tube, hard to get back in. we saw volatility rammed. a 15% move. i think now a lot of uncertainty, but jimmy's going to waub watch the technicals. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say, if you had asked this question an hour ago, we were in the teeth of panic. felt weird down here. kind of

way back when and then we get tolls, 300 million from the port authority and 125 million from the turnpiked a billion a year so that's far sure of what we need. >> how do you know that all that money went to the purposes that you say? >> for the last few years it did because we did have a constitutional amendment passed, but in the past we know that no doubt about it it was skimmed off regardless. >> don't you understand why that gives people pause? >> sure, i understand that. >> you get your way and raise the federal gas tax and some congressman is hoping to do, gas taxes will be like they are in italy. >> i hope -- one thing is for sure, that if -- if -- did you ever wait in traffic in new jersey? people have to wait hours in traffic. it's affecting our quality of life. the business community supports a gas tax increase, right? >> well, they are dancing on it. >> in new jersey they are not. >> they have told you they would support your increase? >> they support an increase, okay? i may be on the low end of the totem pole. >> i admire your guts, but they are not exactly, you know, followi

the pileup shut down the highway turnpike in both directions for about four hours. >>> a wild policese near denver and started at a gas station when the suspect appears to steal a red suv with a 4-year-old in the back seat. police issued an amber alert and the van was spotted on the highway. he then apparently car-jacked a minivan and leaving the boy behind unharmed after taking control of a third vehicle. the man ran off and was captured by police later. >>> this from "wall street journal." a new poll shows a shocking answer as to what americans think is worse for their health. man, i am in the words of elvis costello, a man out of time. the survey shows many americans think it is better to smoke pot than eat a candy bar! okay? the poll says 15% of americans say sugar is more harmful than weed. still tobacco at 49% and alcohol, 24% dominated last year. sam stein, this is a hell of a dilemma for you. is sam gone? he is getting the munchies and is going to get a snickers bar. this is terrible for sam, mika. some people like both, you know? >> yes, some people like both. >> it's like t

in northern ohio, at least 50 vehicles collided on a snowy stretch of the ohio turnpike. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "wall street journal" says the united states could suffer a nationwide blackout. all it would take is a coordinated attack on nine key substations during a hot summer day. a government analysis shows the outage could last for weeks if not months. >> "usa today" says the navy disqualified 151 sailors from serving as sexual assault counselors, instructors, and recruiters. that's up from only five sailors last year. a review find most lack proper training. defense secretary chuck hagel called for the study to help fight sexual abuse throughout the military. >> the "washington post" says attorney general eric holder wants shorter prison sentences for nonviolent drug traffickers. he believes the change would reduce federal spending and make the criminal justice system fairer. he appears before the sentencing commission today. >>> it's 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," how target may have missed two chances to stop the,, >>> winds not as gusty around t

thousands of grapefruit, that's what those are, spilled onto the florida turnpike when a truck roundedally back open now but smelling really fresh. >> yeah. >>> some sweet news for america's bottom line. mars is opening its first new chocolate plant in 35 years in topeka, kansas, to keep up with increased demand. the plant will churn out 14 million bite-size snickers and 39 million m&ms every day, and for that each and every one of us, very thankful. >> made in america. >>> yes. >>> and, finally, you know, it's not easy being a mascot and here's proof. a player chasing the ball at the spurs game, oh, no. oh. ran right into the san antonio coyote knocking him down and popping his eyes right out of his head. you can see he struggled to get back up, but don't worry, i know i kind of find it a little funny too, lara. a fan later found his eyes. helped restore his sight and now he's doing just fine. as long as he's not hurt, it is kind of funny. >> lara, your thoughts. >> i'm glad he found his eyes. >> i think you speak for all of america when you say that. >> that is a tough gig being a ma

it's snowing and also this is what happened on the ohio turnpike. at least three dead.ust huge accidents both sides closed for really hours yesterday. it was a complete mess and this is still going on. i want to bring you now to maine, farmington, maine, it is north of portland and seeing some of that blowing snow so it's not just the snow, remember, it is that wind at 40 to 60 miles per hour, some places got somewhere around a foot and a half of snow and now it'll blow around and the highways and side roads still going to be a mess. look what it feels like. poor people outside. i keep looking at them. the windchill is 4, 9 below for pittsburgh. 25, nashville. atlanta even with some freeze just north of them. the local forecast coming up in just 30 seconds. first the windchill forecast brought to you by royal caribbean international. >>> good thursday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. bay area microclimate forecast sunny today without the pesky wins. still warmer than average. record highs this weekend. the transition to cooler weather next week may smas

snowy conditions caused pileups on the ohio turnpike yesterday.er seriously injured. hossthe accidents along the busy toll road stretched for two miles between toledo and cleveland. tens of thousands of homes and businesses also lost power in northern illinois and indiana. and a few hundred flights were cancelled at chicago's airports. the storm hit parts of the northeast as well and is now headed to canada. a major ""oops" moment for a texas representative on the house floor. houston lawmaker sheila jackson lee was speaking on the house floor in washington, when she declared the constitution over 400 years old. it was all caught on cam by c-span.take a listen. lee was off by a few hundred years. the constitution was created in 1787 and ratified a year later. making it 226 years old. new this morning: the state is investigating why so many unemployment insurance claims are being denied. lawmakers have ordered an audit to explain what's happening. the l-a times says a committee voted unanimously to direct the state auditor to look into the handling

. >> three dead following a series of pileups on the snow covered ohio turnpike wednesday.happened on a two-mile stretch between takano and cleveland. sixty vehicles involved in this wreck, a state trooper also injured when another driver slid into him, pinning him against another car. it is going to get cold. it's already cold in parts of the country and some areas are seeing temperatures dipping below zero. we go to nicole mitchell for more. >> what's causing the sub zero temperatures is part of what i think might have contributed to that accident yesterday is the fact that we have high winds. i went back and looked up some of the observations and places did get six inches of snow or more but the winds were gusting 40, even 50 miles per hour along that stretch, so a lot of places as the system moves along has had whiteout conditions and reduced visibility, making it more difficult on the roads. states like maine under that snow especially this morning. the wind behind this system, this is a potent system in terms of pressure change, and that's when we get more dramatic wi

. >> they should name a rest stop after me on the new jersey turnpike that kind of poetry. >> they areet to the bond pits and rick santelli is at the cme group in chicago this morning. hi, rick. >> hi, carl. if you had to pick a number where stocks would do well but not terrific, i guess 175 would be it. as far as treasuries, you know, they're doing about what one would expect, they are keeping one eye on the stock market and i think the other eye on the dollar/yen. the intraday chart, the high watermark was a whisker shy, we haven't closed in that region in 6 1/2 weeks. let's go back to the relationship between the dollar/yen and ten-year note yields because they really popped yesterday which in my opinion talking to traders was one of the reasons they wanted to go on this much flatter versus a little bit long and you are right. whether you look at a comparison chart on a monthly basis or year to date basis, it's obvious how tightly controlled and correlated these two charts are when you put them on the same axis. now, if we switch gears a bit, there's a lot of talk about how great hi

that caused a huge pileup on the ohio turnpike yesterday. in the region. good news is, at this point, this system's already starting to make its way out of the area. we already saw blizzard conditions, even out towards buffalo, where they saw over a foot of snow. so, what is going on right now? it is starting to exit. of course, some of the higher elevations still seeing snow and possible still through new hampshire, vermont and even maine today. but again, the bulk of the system is out of here. i think the big thing we'll all be talking about is this huge temperature change, talking about almost 70 degrees yesterday out towards d.c. look at all this cold air that made its way in. almost 40 degrees cooler today, just in the 30s. new york city, highs today just expected into the 20s. so, take a look. these are the temperatures right now. looks like d.c. about 25. i mean, what a difference! they were almost near 70 yesterday, but we haven't even factored in the worst part of the day. if you are in the northeast, you know what it felt like. the