the world- reporter: yeager told the miami times it took them about six hours to get the piano out to the sandbar. they pulled it behind a boat. they said they left other pianos. they called this highly symbolic and profound. less profound is the the miami herald s kags contest, which range from you can tune a piano, but you can t tune a fish. to our favorite play it again sand. you must remember this. reporter: jeanne moos, new york. that s so cute. we still don t know, for the most part. we re getting close to the top of the hour. a quick break. is cut the fuel s. .unlock the doors, and turn on the hazard lights. or better yet, get a car that automatically does it for you.
27th. i m kiran chetry. i m t.j. holes. i think it s fair to say, this is getting ridiculous. the east coast, my goodness, a lot of folks woke up this morning, looked outside and said we ain t going nowhere. the east coast once again getting hit by a monster storm. the snow is not being measured in inches in a lot of places. it s being measured in feet. there are schools closed, government offices closed. your office may be closed as well. you need to check. airports, it s a big deal. a lot of airports are closed in the northeast this morning. including the new york airports. it s going to cause all kinds of travel delays across the country this morning. like i said, new york city schools in particular are closed. d.c. government offices are closed as well. and we talk about feet of snow. just take a look this morning. let s start in d.c., give you an idea of what s happening there. yes. people still trying to brave it out there on the roads. it is not happening this mornin