rhode island and connecticut. tomorrow morning, we stopped it, david, right at 7:00 a.m., that ice is just north of new york city, so, freezing rain if you're in rockland or westchester counties to the north. if you are in connecticut, rhode island, you're right along that line. boston will end up with a couple of inches of snow and the worst possible timing. david? >> all right, take it very slow in the morning. all right, ginger, thank you. in the meantime, we do have breaking news on another front tonight. boeing just announcing it will suspend production of its 737 max jets indefinitely. every one of those jets grounded in march after two deadly crashes. and tonight, what effect will this decision now have on thousands of workers and on the u.s. economy? abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: it's never happened before -- boeing's remarkable move tonight to shut down the production line of the max, as the fleet of the latest 737 remains grounded. and no set date for a return to service. the u.s.'s largest exporter already has nearly 400 brand new jets stored and expected to return that jet to service by the end of this year, but the faa has made it clear, that won't happen.