we live in west baltimore. he is just a young black kid." >> i did, and i was very scared for myself. >> hinojosa: did you admit that? >> did i admit that? maybe not. but i was, and i remember being very afraid when i thought about my future, all the way u probably through college, uh, through dropping out of college and probably through the early years of my son's life. i was very much afraid of my own.. about my own future and what would become of me, because, um, it was very much instilled in me that if you did not do good in school, you could expect to have problems in this world. and i never, at no point, you know, during school, higher ed, you know, was never much of a student. the other part of that was i knew very intelligent african americans who had had problems in the world. that was a fact. intelligence insured nothing. so i was very much afraid for my own future. >> hinojosa: but yet you were pretty tough on the outside. >> i was, in ways that probably i didn't understand myself, but i think, you k

fredericksburg through the mountains of west virginia, virginia, d.c. and baltimore will be this afternoon. as we go through the overnight hours tonight, 2:00 a.m., that's when we should see the rain changing over to snow. areas like philadelphia and new york city. again, we are looking at a big, major snowstorm. the highest totals around the baltimore/ baltimore/d.c. area. >>> all right. thank you very much. now to entertainment. "daily show" host jon stewart is taking a break this summer to direct a film about one journalists imprisonment following the 2009 iran ran electiele iranian election. i'm mara schiavocampo, "way too early" starts right now. >>> the dow jones industrials at never before seen heights. >> all-time record high. >> making history today. >> if they tell you everything's awful, tell them no it's not! >> amen! the non-inflation adjusted values of the stocks of 30 large companies that sort of track the american economy 50 years ago are higher than ever! we're back, baby! and the best part is we never had to fix our systemic issues. >> the market hi

i'm from west baltimore. i was there 20 to 25 years ago. i remember a lot of those rules. every mental illness you spend is taking away from school. it's the point of why you are going there. you are spending, i'm speaking from experience here, one-third to one-half of your brain to secure your safety. >> that's a great point. i want to go to you, alex, on that. the portion of your school day is when you listen to the hours of all the reporting. you get little math class, english class as part of this because they are keeping kids alive. >> there was one point, it's not in the piece but miss sanders talked about missing the days of being curriculum adviser. now she had to deal with what the kids were bringing into the school building from the neighborhood. another thing that's important is it's not only the kids who are stressed, but the adults. you point to the moment when they are trying to decide to have a homecoming, one of the counselors is asked to come to a homecoming, she says i can't go. she's worried about her own safety. it's goi

once you get north and west of d.c. and baltimore, much heavier amounts. the forecast for d.c.icky, along with new england. a lot of the elevation dependent, rain wednesday turning to snow. >> a lot of those cities in the midwest are used to that stuff. >> at this point they are, doesn't mean they want to see it. >> that's true. >> they want the green grass and crocuses. >> we all want that. >>> just ahead, whitney houston's fbi file is released. 128 pages of fascinating details coming up next. capella university understands rough economic times have led to an increase in clinical depression. drug and alcohol abuse is up. and those dealing with grief don't have access to the professional help they need. when you see these issues, do you want to walk away or step up? with a degree in the field of counseling or psychology from capella university, you'll have the knowledge to make a difference in the lives of others. let's get started at capella.edu prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [

rain/snow line is straddling the i-95 corridor still mixing with rain and snow from baltimore to d.c. north and westt's likely to be. 6 to 12 in the baltimore, d.c. area. over a foot west of there in the mountains. and then another maximum in southeastern new england that could see 6 to 12 inches of snow there. we're also concerned about coastal flooding particularly along the jersey shore through tonight and into tomorrow morning. charlie, norah and gayle, back to you. >> david thank you. >>> starting next month, airline passengers will be allowed to carry small pocketknives and certain sports equipment on board. the tsa decision reverses a ban put in effect after the september 11th attacks. flight attendants unions warn it will put their passengers and members at risk. cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is with us. peter, i begin with this question. why are the flight attendants so upset? >> well you know since 9/11 the kwok pit door's been secured, charlie, but the real question for polite attendants it's not about terrorism. it's about safety in the air. they're worried about drunk passenger

west of the big cities. the line is right through bat e baltimore and d.c. out to the west. the rain, in parts of baltimore and west virginia. in dulles, snow all morning long. to the capitol, right on the mall, it's been raining, a little bit of drizzle. it will make a tremendous difference. temperaturines are borderline, march storm. that plays into it. 8-12 inches, most west of d.c., 5-8 in the city itself. should see 3-5 in philly, higher totals more likely in northern jersey and northern suburbs, more terrain north of new york. then this area, just west of boston, we can see over a foot of snowfall coming down. seriously impacts there. air travel, about 1,000 flights canceled in washington and d.c. today. power outages, because there's a heavy wet snowfall, gusty winds, likely here in the mid-atlantic and more toward tomorrow and friday and eastern long island where you should prepare for a chance for long power outages. this is not going anywhere. slow moving system. the high pressure to the north boxes it in. for the next couple of days, it sits here. strong winds, ca

west of d.c., you got nailed. if you were in d.c., inside the beltway, it was a rainy, wet, cold, miserable day and you didn't get the snow that you were promised. baltimoreidn't get much either. i-95 east, nothing, had to be out north and west. it still was a big storm, it's continuing to cink this morning. we're okay on the jersey shore, but the most concerns with the high winds and the surf up here in the boston area, this is where we are seeing some bands of snow. the wind gusts right now between 30 miles per hour and 40 miles per hour. temperatures in massachusetts are below freezing. above freezing in rhode island. most of this happening at the end of today, in worcester, 4 to 8. little less for hartford and new york city. grassy surfaces could pick up 1 to 3 inches of snow. they'll continue to do that especially out on the cape. >> all right, thanks so much, bill. >>> coming up -- the latest details on a young woman mauled by a lion. an identity thief gets caught in the act. plus, many murder trial of jodi aree yas gets even more bizarre with jurors asking her questions. back in three. [ birds chirping ] i'm your hot water heater. you hardly know i

louis, indianapolis, louisville and up toward virginia, west virginia, new york, baltimore, depending on the track of the storm and how much cold air is pulled southward is going to give us the potential for slushy inches offer solid snow inches across the i-95 corridor. but the commute tomorrow will be messy. >> heather: we definitely tune into the updates throughout the evening. thank you. >> rick: the debate over same-sex marriage front and center in washington this week. the supreme court preparing to hear two key cases on the subject and their rulings will have legal and financial implications that should be felt across the country. peter doocy has the story in d.c. >> reporter: here some n washington there is know in the forecast but that hasn't stopped the formation of a line on the cold sidewalk in front of the supreme court even though arguments in the highly anticipated marriage equality cases don't start until tuesday when the constitutionality of california's 2008 boong gay marriage, prop 8 will be argued. then wednesday, justices will hear about the defense of marriage ac

baltimore. you head further west into the mountains, into this purple area we'll be measuring the snow possibly one to two feet. again, that will be through tomorrow and then also tomorrow night. now the other part of this storm is the coastal flooding and this could be a big story on the jersey shore into the delmarva as well. there's great concern for major beach erosion and some flooding. obviously those areas are prone to it because of everything because of sandy and the big storm we had just about a month ago. we'll have to watch that possibility. it's too soon to say what's going to happen in new england but i'm not discounting heavy snow there as we go into thursday, but we won't know for sure until tonight or tomorrow morning how much snow could occur there. >> david bernard, thanks. >>> a new cbs poll finds 53% of americans think they will be personally affected by the government's automatic spending cuts. 46% say those cuts are bad for the country overall. 34% think they're good. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. wa

west virginia and western maryland. that could be 1 to 2 feet of snow. along the i-95 corridor from baltimore to d.c. we're thinking it could be 6 to 10 inches. thursday into friday, the storm moves to the southeast. southeast new england probably has the greatest potential for heavy snow, but we can't rule out accumulating snows in the tri-state area as well. and coastal flooding is a big part of this as well. we have coastal flood warnings for all of the jersey shore, the delmarva, and also the western end of long island sound as well as the east end of long island currently under a coastal flood warning. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> the number of syrians who have fled the civil war in their country has reached the 1 million mark, according to the united nations. it's estimated more than 70,000 people have been killed. one official says, quote, syria is spiraling toward full-scale disaster. >>> and the government of venezuela has declared seven days of mourning to honor president hugo chavez. chavez died yesterday following a two-year battle with cancer. he'll be buried on friday. and de

right now already looking at those winter storm warnings in effect across d.c., baltimore and the portions of the states of weste are the snow totals we're expecting. minneapolis six to 10 inches. locally higher amounts especially towards wisconsin. dagen: thank you so much. from insta gram to insta cam, polaroid is teaming town bring insta gram to life. the two companies have created a digital camera designed to look like the photo sharing app that will allow users to take photographs and then print them with insta gram filters. they hope to have the device hit shelves sometime next year. filters now with twitter, with facebook and with -- well, i mean, facebook within the facebook app itself there's a filter. connell: so i wouldn't have. is that cool? will some people be interested? i guess they will be. dagen: this is my camera is my phone. connell: crying wolf? maybe. homeland security secretary is out with the comments today claiming that the budget cut pain is already being felt at the airports before the furlough notices go out so we'll see. cheryl and dennis are coming up and they'll have a fact check o

baltimore, new york city. snowfall amounts will be impressive. easily their biggest snowstorm of the season. we have to watch boston, providence and other areas tomorrow. as far as travel on the west coast we had our own storm. two pieces of it spinning. one batch of rain hitting up there along i-5 from portland to oregon and see the spin right there coming onshore south of eureka. snow at the highest elevations. near mount shasta bringing a chunk of rain on shore. watch out for some instability thunderstorms and cooler air mixed with sunshine later on this afternoon. areas like medford and back towards boise. chance of showers as that front drags on shore in southern california. not a lot of rain. california. temperatures will be way down during the day. no real significant big storms on the map anywhere in the country. a little bit of a break. >> coming up the sequester killed white house tours. can benedict be sued that he's no longer pope. >>> and barbara walters reveals which actor's kiss gave her the chickenpox. >>> plus five popular stocks at all-time highs, what's wall street got in store for your money today. we're back in two minutes. >>> welcome back. here are some othe

-baltimore area including places across virginia and west virginia. some of the higher elevations could see over a foot of snow. snowshoe, west virginia, six to ten inches of snow is the forecast. over six inches forecast in the city of chicago that is actually or could be the biggest snowfall we've seen so far this entire season. if we do get over five inches of snow in d.c., jenna, actually not so bad. we're in a snow deficit right now in d.c. keep that in mind. jenna: no snow day for congress? they can't use that as an excuse? >> i don't think so. we'll see. jenna: exactly. maria, thank you. >> thanks. jon: for weeks we've been hearing about the potential fallout from $85 billion in spending cuts including furloughs and layoffs, even longer lines at airports. what about the political risks though to president obama? coming up we'll talk about why this bitter sequester fight could make or make the president's second term. >>> plus new warnings of a massive cyberattack in the works targeting many of our banks, all at once. what you can do to protect

baltimore. much of maryland, now, coastal maryland and delaware, rain and some of it is moving into cape may, new jersey, but plenty cold i-95 north and westh southern pennsylvania, it's snowing and snowing pretty good and it's going to stick on the roads. telts dipped down to 33 even in d.c. at the airport so again thinking about 1 to 3, baltimore and d.c., higher totals are found in the ohio valley. a lot of that is already on the ground. >> what a day it's going to be. >> travel trouble. >>> just ahead, robert redford could join forces with a superhero. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ [ sneezes ] [ sniffles ] [ female announcer ] for everything your face has to face. face it with puffs facial tissues. puffs has air-fluffed pillows for 40% more cushiony thickness. face every day with puffs softness. ♪ i have direct deposit on my

baltimore, a cool morning. followed by a warm-up in southeast. higher than normal in the westfixes just about anything. true. >> uh-huh. that's right. one high school senior will mix that duct tape with nail polish, high heels, hairspray and create a unique look for prom. that's right. >> you wouldn't know it, but quick glance there, that dress and her date's tux, made out of duct tape. took three years of planning, 60 hours of cutting. and taping. 25 rolls of duct tape. a contest sponsored by a duct tape company. the winner gets a $5,000 scholarship. i know all about this. my daughter, 9 makes duct tape handbags, wallets. she never tackled anything this elaborate. she is outstanding. duct tape like a craze with, with youngsters. >> so what do you do fold it and tape them together. >> all tutorials on youtube. if you want to get into making duct tape fashions go on there. she learned the craft. i got her a cutting board, a knife. >> wow. >> big with kids. that is great stuff. >> pretty cool. every once in a while people on facebook have comments about my outfits. what would ha

baltimore, dulles and also reagan. but here's what's interesting, all these shots are low elevation shots. let's go westfeet and about 40 miles to my west. look at the difference here. boom, big snow, 4 to 6 inches, a heavy, wet, what i call almost white mud, so it's accumulating on the trees and powers lines and that give us some power outages as we continue to get the accumulating snow. the big question is, will we get a changeover to snow here, or at least a long enough period of snow to accumulate? that equals the yearly total so far, perhaps more to come. back to you. >> the shots from the west are ominous, heading your weigh. >> reporter: yeah. >>> thank you so much. >>> checking the news feed, reaction is mixed to the tsa's policy change allowing passengers to carry small knives and sports equipment on board planes. the union representing about 10,000 flight attendants calls the policy dangerous and short-sighted, but passengers agree with the change, say it's common kegs. >>> a crane collapses in oregon, it was lifting a new support structure that holds up high voltage power lines. it call one o

baltimore. much more in the mountains to the west of town.in, the bottom line with this storm, it's beginning to make its journey across the country. it will be exiting the east coast come wednesday night. so plan accordingly for your travel trouble. and what a beautiful sunrise shot we have here. chopper 4 there in new york city. a little mackerel sky. that is gorgeous. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. many cereals say they're good for your heart, but did you know there's a cereal that's recommended by doctors? it's post shredded wheat. recommended by nine out of ten doctors to help reduce the risk of heart disease. post shredded wheat is made with only one ingredient: one hundred percent whole grain wheat, with no added sugar or salt. try adding fruit for more health benefits and more taste in your bowl. it's the ideal way to start your heart healthy day. try post shredded wheat. this has been medifacts for post shredded wheat. try post shredded wheat. capella university understands back from rough economic times. employee

west. rain from seattle to northern california. heavy mountain snow in the cascades and sierra nevada. >> 50s in the pacific northwest. mostly 30s in the midwest. 40s from boston to baltimore> let's go into that faa investigation into the sighting of an unmanned aircraft over jfk's airport. a pilot of a jet says he saw the unidentified aircraft yesterday afternoon. the faa wants to know if it was a remote control or drone that was flying at 1500 feet. the flight landed safely. that's kind of interesting. >> here's the problem with these things. they pose a really big threat. they're remote control, so they can fail if the remote control -- because they're not manned by anybody. they cannot only collide with bigger aircraft but they can get sucked into the engines. and then -- >> you wonder is this a hobbyists, and there's a lot of these hobbyists out there. is it some kind of a military thing that nobody knew what was going on? that's the investigation. >> and it shows how dangerous and how scary they are. now only did the air traffic controllers let all the pilots know that there was something out there once they heard about it, two or three other pilots still radioed it

baltimore. the center of the storm is well off towards the west across the city of minneapolis, producing heavy we've been seeing had that snow coming down throughout the overnight hours. winds gusting 30 miles per hour at times. chicago, you will be dealing with some of the worst conditions today. you could see up to a foot of snow today. again, winter storm watch in effect for the d.c. area. by tomorrow morning you're going to be seeing potentially some snow. there is a chance rain could be mixing in. that's what keeps that uncertainty very high in terms of how much snow we're going to be getting in that area across the mid-atlantic. high certainty that the high elevations of the state of west virginia, virginia, pennsylvania and maryland, just to the west of the d.c. area -- we're talking two counties to the west of d.c. -- should be getting significant snow. 6 to 12 inches. some of the highest elevations could be seeing 18 inches of snow. this will be a very low coolized event -- localized event. the question remains what happens after the storm impacts the mid-atlantic? right now the model

west virginia and virginia. i-95 is like this magical line. it's like the highway that divides the rain and the snow. it goes from philadelphia, baltimoreredericksburg. the green shows you where it's raining. the white shows you where it's snowing. pretty much everywhere west and northwest of i-95. heavy, wet snow. east of 95 you're getting all rain. d.c., so far has seen so but at 36 degrees, it might as well be rain. no accumulating snow yet in d.c. i think the timing for when the heaviest snow will come through the d.c. baltimore areas, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that's your best shot of that heavy, wet, accumulating snow that could knock out power. we'll watch that for you. later today all rain, jersey, southern new england. later tonight you'll change over to a little snow but nothing like what your friends see to the south. as far as the snowfall accumulations are going to go, we're not done yet. even on thursday, we'll still see the ocean storm affecting especially new england. the area from worcester outside of boston down through providence could pick up even some heavy snow all the way into friday morning. that's why i think you

west virgina. again you could see over a foot of snow, especially as you head into some higher elevations. right now d.c. and baltimoreatch that could be upgraded depending on the exact forecast as the storm continues to head eastbound of the by wednesday afternoon at noon we should see the snow across d.c. and pennsylvania. we should see rain across philadelphia moving into the new york city area. the wind will be a huge issue here as we head into wednesday. we're talking gusts up to 50 or 60 miles an hour, bill across coastal areas. atlantic city this will be a huge problem for you. we have coastal flood watches across parts of delaware, new jersey, long island and into coastal areas of connecticut. something to keep an eye on along the coast, rain and certainly the wind. bill: crazy months of weather here in the northeast. maria, thank you. old man winter is not done with us yesterday. martha: cardinals around the world are meeting today in the conchraf to elect the next pope. no date is set until all the cardinals are there. most are there but some are on the way to vatican city in rome. we hear they will get unde

west got blockbuster heavy, wet snow. fredericksburg picked up six inches. d.c. was too warm. the same for baltimoreough philadelphia. that storm is still out there. it's not done. it's going to linger today. it is affecting coastal areas. high tide is up on the jersey shore and out on new england right now. we're seeing some damage being done. be again, another high tide cycle tonight and tomorrow. it's a little colder in sections of interior new england than it was in d.c. yesterday. that's why providence, north and west of hartford and worcester and all of massachusetts, you're going to get accumulating snows. most likely after dark today. daylight hours, i think the roads will be okay. it is snowing pretty good from boston southwards down to providen providence. the roads should only be wet. when you wake up tomorrow morning, this is how much snow should be out there especially on the grass. the roads will are more slushy. worcester, four to eight, manchester and boston, three to six. providence, three to six. even new york city has the possibility of seeing a slushy inch or two. mostly the gras