Night and this morning. The storm previously hit much of the midwest. More than 2300 flights have been canceled nationwide including dozens at the bay areas three major airport. This is a look at how big the storm is. Its estimated that onethird of the u. S. Population has been or will be affected. We have Team Coverage this morning. Meteorologist Lawrence Karnow is tracking the storm in the weather center. Kiet do at San Francisco airport for delays and cancellations. But lets start things off with cbs news marlie hall live in new york. Reporter michelle, the first winter storm of the new year is pummeling the northeast with blizzard conditions and cold temperatures bringing many cities to a standstill. Crews in boston are working around the clock building mountains of snow as they try to keep up with the winter storm. The northeast is getting slammed but massachusetts is one of the hardesthit areas. Some spots up to 2 feet of snow. These french tourists picked the wrong time to visit
Live in oakland, im da lin, kpix 5. The federal court is still meeting with the family and the hospital to review the ruling that was made by the county judge earlier today. Breaking news in san jose where police say an officer has shot a man. Lets go live now where dozens of police cars filled the street on cape horn drive east of cape colony. Officers were called in about 3 30 this afternoon because of a fight between two people. Apparently one of them had a gun. Minutes later shots were fired. Police say one of the two men fighting was hit by gunfire and has now been taken to a hospital. No word on his condition. New details tonight about the deadly accident that snarled the morning commute on the peninsula. Police believe that a man hit and killed while running across the freeway may have had stolen goods in the car that he crashed. It happened at 5 30 this morning on interstate 280 in daly city at the john daly boulevard offramp. Kpix 5s don knapp tells us police are investigating
A larger troupe of dancers will bring “The Nutcracker” to life Sunday at the Robins Theatre. Lisa Jordan, director of Jordan School of Ballet in Cortland,