seeing it now. and that s what has all of us sort of jumping back a little bit and saying, this could get bad. the other thing that i d like to emphasize is that there was a study by dr. susan judd, she showed by using projections and the slope of the curve by labor day we ll have to two to three times of cases in alabama overall than we saw at the peak, the worst time, in january of 2021. two to three times. and that s all, in my opinion, coming back from july 4th when everybody went out, sparked a flame, and now we have a wildfire. we are seeing, doctor, prominent voices in your state, the governor, football coach nick saban, he s been outspoken about the need to vaks up and get the vaccine. what are you seeing at the local level? are you hearing from ministers, clergymen, you know, local leaders, are they also speaking out against this?
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some are calling it a hurricane with snow. a final storm for 2010 and one for the record books. it dumped 32 inches of snow in some places, and concealed cars under drifts five feet high. all of it delivered by fierce wind, some gusts topped 80 miles an hour. the snow and wind made travel difficult and dangerous, blamed for at least a dozen deaths on the road. air travel stopped. about 6,000 flights have been canceled turning airport terminals into makeshift dormitories. states of emergency have now been declared by seven governors and a look at where this storm has been over the last 24 hours explains why. from virginia to maine, snow and more snow. since christmas eve, tens of millions of people snowbound or close to it. we have several reports on the storm and we begin with national correspondent jim axelrod in new york s midtown manhattan. reporter: it was a nasty one, harry, and while it s clear now, as you can tell from the looks of things behind me, it s going to be
smith: good evening, katie is off tonight. some are calling it a hurricane with hole? a final storm for 2010 and one for the record books. it dumped 32 inches of snow in some places, and concealed cars under drifts five feet high. all of it delivered by fierce wind, some gusts topped 80 miles an hour. the snow and wind made travel difficult and dangerous, blamed for at least a dozen deaths on the road. air travel stopped. about 6,000 flights have been canceled turning airport terminals into makeshift dormitories. states of emergency have now been declared by seven governors and a look at where this storm has been over the last 24 hours explains why. from virginia to maine, snow and more snow. since christmas eve, tens of millions of people snowbound or close to it. we have several reports on the storm and we begin with national correspondent jim axelrod in new york s midtown manhattan. reporter: it was a nasty one, harry, and while it s clear now, as you can tell from the