Out. Others, ready to dive in. Oh, my gosh. I was not tempted to do that yesterday, not even slightly. But she was and she looked good doing it. Shes braver than all of us at this table absolutely. Good morning, everyone. Were coming to you from a crippled new york city, literally shut down after one of the biggest snowfalls ever. And new york by no means the only target of this blizzard. This is a live look at the flooded jersey shore. Remember, this is just three years after Superstorm Sandy. More troubles for that region. And we want you to check out this video dump trucks ready to pitch in and clean up all that snow, ready to move in. Washington, d. C. , along with look at this. This is timelapsed imagery out of virginia. This gives you a sense of how fast and furious the snowfall was on saturday. It was coming down in some places at two inches an hour. And it looks benign. But it wasnt necessarily so benign. We cant forget that the storm while beautiful and aweinspiring, it was al
Fallen in glengarry, West Virginia. Up to 30 inches are in the forecast for new york city. Hurricaneforce winds of 75 Miles Per Hour created blinding whiteout conditions in virginia. 11 states plus washington, d. C. Have now declared snow emergencies. Tonight, coastal communities are flooded, hundreds remain stranded on highways, power is out in many areas. Planes, trains, and buses are going nowhere. We have a team of reporters covering the storm beginning in new york with marlie hall. Reporter pie 4 00 this afternoon, new york city was on lockdown, no cars allowed or buses and many trains stopped. This is why. There is a travel ban in the city until further notice. This is a very big keel. Reporter with 50mileanhour wind and more mayor bill de blasio said new yorkers need to listen. People have to take scrr seriously whats going on here danger and a lot of disruption thats going to occur because of this storm. Reporter just a year ago, the mayor was heavily criticized for overreactin
This morning, the jersey shore. Icebergs floating in the street. The heavy snow caving in roofs. Buildings and barnes collapsed. The misery factor so high this morning, as some struggle to dig out. Others, ready to dive in. Oh, my gosh. I was not tempted to do that yesterday. Not even slightly. But she was like. Shes braver than all of us at this table good morning, everyone. Were coming to you from a crippled new york city, literally shut down after one of the biggest snowfalls ever. And new york by no means the only target of this blizzard inspect is a live look at the flooded jersey shore. Remember, this is just three years after Superstorm Sandy. Check out this video dump trucks ready to pitch in, ready to move in. Washington, d. C. , along with philadelphia as well, all paralyzed this morning. Look at this. This is timelapsed imagery it of virginia. It was coming down in some places at two inches an hour. It looks benign. We cant forget that the storm is beautiful and aweinspiring
For the white house . Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news. Axelrod good evening. Im jim axelrod. 85 million americans are now dealing with a blizzard that could well make history by the time its over tomorrow. So far, at least 17 people have died in this storm. 40 inches of snow have already fallen in glengarry, West Virginia. Up to 30 inches are in the forecast for new york city. Hurricaneforce winds of 75 Miles Per Hour created blinding whiteout conditions in virginia. 11 states plus washington, d. C. Have now declared snow emergencies. Tonight, coastal communities are flooded, hundreds remain stranded on highways, power is out in many areas. Planes, trains, and buses are going nowhere. We have a team of reporters covering the storm beginning in reporter pie 4 00 this afternoon, new york city was on lockdown, no cars allowed or buses and many trains stopped. This is why. There is a travel ban in the city until further notice. This is a very big keel. Reporter wit
Of the largest storms in history. D. C. , soaked in. The plowing nonstop. This morning, the jersey shore. Icebergs floating in the street. The heavy snow caving in roofs. Buildings and barnes collapsed. The misery factor so high this morning, as some struggle to dig out. Oh, my gosh. Yesterday. Not even slightly. But she was like. Shes braver than all of us at this table good morning, everyone. Were coming to you from a crippled new york city, literally shut down after one of the biggest snowfalls ever. And new york by no means the inspect is a live look at the flooded jersey shore. Remember, this is just three years after Superstorm Sandy. More troubles for that region. Check out this video dump trucks ready to pitch in, ready to move in. Washington, d. C. , along with philadelphia as well, all paralyzed this morning. Look at this. This is timelapsed imagery it of virginia. It was coming down in some places at two inches an hour. It looks benign. We cant forget that the storm is beaut