will make for a tough commute. you will not get there fast that way. that is everywhere. a state of emergency in georgia. 4 inches of snow expected in atlanta. crews are treating the roads hoping to avoid a repeat of the disaster last year when ice shutdown the city. last year, people slept in their offices. how bad will it get today? when will it stop in meteorologist pedram javaheri has the answers. things are quieting down. the energy shifted across northern north carolina and southern virginia. d.c. getting flakes. 1 to 2 inches around the nation s capital. here across chicagoland, we had 3 to 4 inches of snow fall in the overnight hours. i would not be surprised if we get a couple more inches. springfield, a couple of inches with minimal delays. here is the blockbuster snow with the higher elevations in
showdown that could lead to a shutdown. no add ons to overturn the president s funding. law enforcement officials in new york are getting nervous. this is not the time to engage in activities that would threaten our counterterrorism abilities, such as exhibited in this case and effectively to hold our agencies hostage to political. it is not clear if the vote will happen today or tomorrow. a short-term measure to fund the department through the fall may be the only way to avoid furloughs next week. overnight, the president vowed to push ahead on his promises on immigration. he said he will aggressively appeal a texas district judge s ruling that blocks the executive
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dangerous and inspiring less than safe behavior. a lot of you telling us we re wrong. including my father. we are old and square. state of emergency in effect for georgia. 4 inches of snow expected in atlanta. crews treating the roads hoping to avoid the repeat from last year where ice shutdown the entire city. snow not the only problem. multicar pile up west of denver. one of several clashes that involved 70 cars. miles of roads there had to be shutdown. when will the southeast get relief from the brutal weather? i want to bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. good morning, john and christine. a mess in the south. a lot of us waiting for this to calm down. in alabama, the bulk of the snowshowers came down. nearly a foot in northern alabama.
big american banks have paid almost $130 billion in settlements and fines for the financial crisis. how many years later and still the aftershocks of this. for a lot of american families they say this is too late. what people suffered in the loss of the value of their home because of the mortgage meltdown. stunning. 11 minutes after the hour. snow slamming the south this morning. we are talking flights canceled and schools closed and highways shutdown. now this. the storm has already turned deadly. we ll tell you what you need to know after the break.