Snowfall. 54.9 inches have fallen in washington, breaking the 110-year-old record. storms have knocked out power, snarled travel, and shut down the federal government for 4 1/2 straight days. unlike last weekend s storm this time new york city was not spared. the weather channel s chris warren joins us live from manhattan s central park. it looks beautiful this morning. looks are exactly what they are. this is a very nice morning here in central park. we were out here yesterday morning about three hours before sun rise, and that s when the snow started and it really didn t quit until around midnight. give or take a little bit last night and this is the scene. absolutely gorgeous. sun starting to come up, hit some of the buildings. out in the field, it looks like a bunch of hay bales, but it s a bunch of big snow balls or the base of snowmen out here. a very active day yesterday. here all day long. a lot of people out. saw people with snowshoes.
Be unveiling the cover of this week s time magazine. we ll get to that in just a moment, rick. it is a great issue. we also have maria bartiromo surrounded this morning by populists. we ll give maria a chance to actually fight back. we re just letting the inner howie long out in it. it feels really good. peggy noonan also here with the wall street journal. fascinating times and some polls showing that republicans are actually on the uptick. we ll ask you exactly why. all right? first, mika wi, you ve got t news. for cities across the east coast, it not only feels like the snowiest winter on record, it is with back-to-back blizzards, philadelphia, baltimore and washington, d.c. reeling from unprecedented levels of snowfall. 54.9 inches have fallen in washington breaking the 110-year-old record. storms have knocked out power, snarled travel and shut down the federal government for 4 1/2
This dangerous winter storm is affecting 100 million people from indiana and massachusetts. this is a look at the radar as the storm sits over the northeast. you can see a lot of it off the coast. it stretches all the way back to pennsylvania. blizzard warnings in effect from d.c. to new york city. the national weather service says washington, d.c. has now broken the previous record for total season snowfall. so far 54.9 inches of snow fell at reagan national airplane this season, and it s still coming down. the weather channel s mike seidel in the heart of the storm here in washington. reporter: david, we re on the north side of the capital but you can t see it. we haven t seen it all morning since sunrise. it s back there. between the snow and blowing snow, forget about it. we ve had blizzard conditions. visibility 3 to 400 feet. wind gusts as high as 50 miles an hour, manassas, dulles, they
Right? they just don t feel good about it. the mood is down dramatically to levels not seen since 1980. you have to go back to the carter administration to see numbers this bad. 54.9 percent was the index, expected to be 63.7 percent, down for three straight months. people are not feeling great. what is interesting, on the one hand you have retail sales were fantastic, and that is measuring the last four weeks and the index measures the last four weeks. people did not like the volatility. thank you, gerri, catch her each day on the fox business network, the fastest growing network on television, and if you don t get it demand it. a major court decision on president obama s health care overhaul. a u.s. appeals court in atlanta rules against the requirement
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