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winter storm warnings right now from texas to maine. that storm churning toward the northeast, set to make for a messy morning commute. meteorologist pedram javaheri live from the weather center this morning. okay, so what is the latest? reporter: the timing couldn t be worse when it comes to the commute for the rush hour. you look outside, this is a live look out of atlanta s centennial olympic park. you see snow beginning to cover the grassy surfaces, grassy roadways, as well. enough to issue state of emergencies and cancel classes across much of the region. atlanta in particular. working toward greenville, notice that you really begin to see the snow coverage expand as you enter charlotte, into places such as raleigh. that s the area of concern for the heaviest snowfall. follow the same front all the way toward northeast, and still producing snow across portions of the northeast. notice as you approach new york city, around portions of central and southern jersey there, you begin
a chorus of republican lawmakers saying step down. what does the timing look like here? bill: the timing couldn t be worse for republicans. as a matter of law we cannot get rid of moore on the ballot. he will remain on the ballot. the question is are we going to have enough time and effort and wind at our back in order to put a good writein candidate forward. we re trying to cut our losses. if a democrat will win we ll stand on principle but the days he is our bum are over. sandra: corey gardner says if moore refuses to withdraw and wins the race the senate should move to expel him. we should note that is a possibility. i think it is a real possibility. let s be clear here. clearly there is a pattern to his behavior. if this was just one woman, one allegation that would be one
deal or somewhat. karl, on what chris christie is doing now, addressing the crowd of conservatives, obviously, he s thought of as somebody for the republican party in 2016. what do you think he needs to do now? well, first, he needs to push on through this scandal. that is to say, it needs to come to a closure through the normal investigation that s going to be, the normal timing that s going to be of the investigation and so forth. i think charles krauthammer caught it right a few weeks ago when he said he s one e-mail away from total destruction. i don t think there s that e-mail, and if that s true, people are going to begin to judge him in the aftermath of all this. but it is clear this has caused some damage to his candidacy. and part of the reason that a he s at cpac is that(&>d÷ cpac,u know, in a moment of crisis, conservativessen tend to rally around, and he s in a moment of crisis, and he s been invited to give a speech at a major conservative gathering, and my
about how russia views all of this discussion about budget cuts right now? absolutely. in fact but, jon, it is important to remember that these budget hearings have been scheduled for some time. the cuts are not new. there has been talk of sequestration and deep budget cuts for several yearings, but years, but there is bipartisan concern about message being sent to russia right now and about the proposed defense cuts. the white house fact sheet on the key budget issues makes it clear that defense is not a priority in this budget. and while no one would argue that hard choices will have to be made in light of budget caps, the president seems to want it both ways with this budget request. with a budget that really makes our military weak in what we need it to do. reporter: the timing couldn t be worse with russia having sent 6,000 troops into the crimea and russia s forces remaining, we re told, on ukraine s border, the u.s. army