Starting point begins right now. Well, our starting point, a brutal winter storm battering the northeast and torturing Holiday Travelers all over the country. Here it is on the radar. The system is expected to dump up to two feet of snow on central maine today. Six states are under winter storm warnings, pennsylvania, new york, massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, and of course maine. Everyone there could see at least a foot of snow. More than 200,000 customers spanning several states are already without power. More than 1700 flights had to be cancelled yesterday, hundreds more have already been taken off the board this morning and that number is expected to climb. Six deaths are being blamed on this system since tuesday, and the threat hasnt passed yet. Meteorologist Bonnie Schneider tracking the storm from the cnn Weather Center in atlanta. But first inez is live in syracuse, new york, where shes been theres a great deal of snow behind you, inez, good morning. Reporter good morning
park to camp. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. steve: how about headlines on this tuesday? janet hassan and karen mcbride published the names of legal gun owners. now the journal news admitting, oops, we made some mistakes. turns out only about 4,000 of nearly 17,000 households in one county were accurate. that s terrible. brian: a brand-new investigation revealing a pro-obama company is building a wind power project in the same area where a coal plant closed. they re building two major wind energy projects in the same area where plans for a coal plant were scrapped. duke energy, a company you remember, that lent $10 million to the democratic party for its convention in charlotte in other words, a company with close
disciple hello. i m about to reenter the atmosphere. gretchen: we re not going to talk about the monkey again. brian: the iranian monkey is back home? gretchen: no. the monkey, as we discussed in the after-the-show show, is probably not on this planet or anywhere alive in space either. steve: the story is the iranians came out and said the rocket went up, came down and monkey was fine. others are saying there was no rocket. the iranians you ve got to trust the iranians gretchen: let me break out my college education for a minute. steve: the iranians say they shot the monkey up yesterday, successfully tested and came down. he s okay. brian: when are they going to make the monkey available to the press? steve: exactly. steve kroft is ready to interview him. gretchen: let s get to your headlines. a surge is underway off the coast of italy for a u.s. fighter pilot. it is believed his f-16 went down in the adriatic sea. the pilot was on a training mission when he lost
0 touching welcome home from his beloved dog. callie goes nuts seeing her owner for the first time in over a year. next the bad. a boulder the size of a car comes crashing down ton a colorado highway. luckily no cars were hit, but it took several hours for workers to break it apart and clean up. finally the udo man almost carjacked at gunpoint but the would-be thieves ran away because they couldn t figure out how to drive his corvette stick shift. good thing for him. well, it is brew on this question of the day. a study claims more americans with college degrees are overqualified for their jobs. here s what you had to say. glenn from south dakota say it is the new norm. my wife has a masters of managers degree and her last job was entry level clerk. ray from texas says i don t think because you have a degree you re necessarily overqualified for a lesser job. i ve seen a lot of college graduates that aren t really prepared for the real world. sherri says with the loss of skilled
it s the map that everyone has been talking about for weeks, gun makers, lawmakers, burglars, and everybody has an opinion about the interactive map identifying gun owners and the journal news coming under criticism, even posting armed guards in response to threats. they re reporting they re removing the map from the website and the publisher janet hassan says it s not because of the critics or threats. why the change of hearts, she writes in part, the data base has been published for 27 days, and it will become jut dated and inaccurate and the journal news keeps a snapshot of the map on the website. did they do the right thing, go to gretawire.com and tell us, we re back in two minutes.