boston this is rain, they have warm nose, the influence from the ocean waters but just inland where i m located worcester, berkshires, the catskills, this is ground zero for the heaviest snow. 1 to 2 feet anticipated as this nor easter takes grip and we are seeing the impacts on the roadways, the massachusetts turnpike, for instance, being snow covered the further inland you travel seeing the impacts at the airports as well with laguardia currently having a ground stop as they deice planes and deice the runways. this storm really starting to crank up along the east coast. back to you. goodness, lots more to come. chad, lots of state in the path of the storm. looking at my watch i think we are a week from springtime, certainly doesn t feel like that. how long is this going to last up there? it s new england. weren t you listening to punxsutawney phil? punxsutawney said six more weeks. we are still in the middle of that. a quick note about the delta plane in syracuse, it was taxyin
nikki haley, pence and others there. is this in effect a two-person race for the 2024 nomination or do you see a path for a moderate republican candidate or another republican candidate to emerge here if trump and desantis to some degree cancel each other out? i don t really see a path for a moderate republican candidate and i think as of right now it is a two-man race and trump recognizes that. i mean, you can tell from his speech in iowa and other speeches and rallies and comments to reporters, you can tell who he is most threatened by, it s who he talks about the most, ron desantis. as erica mentioned, who wasn t even announced yet. we will have to see if it s a strategy that pays off in terms of trying to neuter ron desantis early or maybe it has the opposite effect, jim, and it elevates ron desantis to have, you know, the last president of the united states from the republican party spending all of this time on someone who hasn t
conversation about these bank failures, james comer talking about how woke silicon valley bank was, maybe that was to blame. but i wonder, are you hearing among democrats and republicans substantive talks about possible legal, legislative changes going forward to prevent this kind of thing from happening? reporter: yeah, jim, it s still early, lawmakers are still not back in washington after the weekend. they are expected to return later this evening. we re probably going to get some more answers, but last night republicans did hold a call with their leadership to discuss the path forward and really the messaging path forward of how they want to discuss these issues. i got the sense from talking to members that there isn t a lot of appetite on the republican side to look at a legislative fix, perhaps to go back to some of those roll backs to dodd/frank that happened in 2018 and perhaps make some changes around the edges. does that start to develop over the next couple of days and wee
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as hurricane ian hits the state. we go to washington. they have postponed the highly anticipated hearing that was set for today. chairman bennie thompson and vice chair liz cheney said in a statement we re praying for all of those in the path of the storm. we will soon announce a date for the postponed proceedings. meanwhile, potential jurors in the historic trial of the oath keepers leader and top lieutenants telling attorneys they would be able to put aside their own opinions of the extremist group to judge the case fairly. they re all charged with seditious conspiracy. cnn s senior crime and investigative reporter joins us on this story. really interesting here. what kind of questions were these potential jurors asked? this isn t an easy thing during jury selection. it takes a long time and these jurors are being asked a lot of