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an icy grip. the snow and ice have been wreaking havoc for days in the south. so much ice on this apartment building roof in plano, texas it s falling off in sheets. and now that system is barrelling north. this time-lapse video shows just how quickly the storm blanketed roads in pennsylvania. authorities urging drivers to stay off the roads. that hidden danger, black ice, which forms when the temperature of the pavement is colder than the air above it. causing more than a quarter million crashes every year. and travel by air isn t any easier. more than 2,000 flights cancelled. ground stops at the airport in philadelphia and at reagan national in washington. the rush is on to de-ice those planes. even football was tough. detroit lion reggie bush had to skip the game after injuring himself on the slippery field in philadelphia. for those who did play, it was a challenge. of course all the of the snow may be pretty to look at but the big question is how will the storm impact the all-impo
getting ready for a drastic temperature drop. we re texans. it s 80 degrees today and the next day it s going to be 30 so you never people panic. it s not all bad news, in colorado, skiers and snowboarders rejoysed as more than two inches of snow fell on some of the mountains in one hour. some places got as much as 19 inches of fresh powder. joining us now is cnn s ana cabrera in denver, colorado, and i don t think they re happy about the amount of snowfall this morning. reporter: oh, it is just frigid cold, and that s an judd statement here this morning, carol. you can see the steam rising from the building behind me, denver tied the record low this morning for this date at negative 15 degrees, set a new record for yesterday s date at negative 13 last night so we re still getting colder as you can tell and this air isn t going
what s your reaction? nobody was shocked more than me. i had always said it was a long shot. no, i didn t expect to win. well, wilson was shocked because he s a white conservative who ran in a district whose voters were largely democratic and black. those pictures of black families on his flyers all lifting from the internet. can t say how much of a difference that had in the final outcome, but bruce austin, the defeated incumbent isn t really happy with wilson s campaign tactics. i don t think it s good. i don t think it s good for both democracy and the whole concept of fair play, but that was not his intent, apparently. well, austin has asked for a recount, but at the moment, it looks like this election is the u.s. postal service is going to start delivering packages on sunday. it s teaming up with online retail giant amazon to make it
or southeast china. they don t need the rain, either, because it s been raining since saturday. let s talk about the storm surge. i mean, i just mentioned evacuation centers couldn t even sturdy evacuation centers couldn t even hold up. it s not just the rain and the wind. but this is what becomes the most deadly. the power of water. you ve been out. you can go to the beach, stand in three feet of water and a wave hits you and it knocks you down. it literally sends you flying. a flea-foot puff of air isn t going to send your flying. water is so much heavier than air, has so much force, that when the water came in to these areas, filled in the bays, the water came up, people couldn t get out of the way. here is the problem with tacloban. you have an area up here, the runway they re talking about, right there, water pouring in here, into this bay. this is where most of the people pit s nice and calm here usuall. that s why there are all these little boats and villages, and really,