years. we ll explain what it was and where it went in a live report from taipei. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin with the historic winter storm pummeling the northeastern u.s. this weekend, unleashing blinding snow and fierce winds across much of the region. crews had already started digging out on saturday, but officials say lingering snow and freezing conditions could slow those efforts. more than 2 feet of snow fell on parts of massachusetts, new york, and rhode island, shattering records in some areas. many officials are urging residents to hunker down zand stay off the roads, though some people were still out and about. it absolutely is dangerous, because people out on the roads, they can t see, they could lose visibility, they could swerve off the road and get stuck. i just dropped my sister off. i came to look at the water. it s all frozen over. and i got stuck. and it s not just the snow people need to wor
war. there are new indications that russia is moving more supplies to the border with ukraine as the threat of an invasion looms. we will take you to moscow for a live update. we re so grateful to have you this sunday, january 30th. thanks so much for waking up with us. yes, good morning to you. we are always grateful that you are here. hey, boris. hey. so let s talk about what you didn t get yesterday in terms of the snow. i thought d.c. was in the path, but more than 15 million of you from maine to southern florida, if you have not stepped outside, you know it s cold, but you re waking up under this windchill alert and that s actually a remnant from yesterdays nor easter. the frigid cold follows historic snowfall that broke records throughout the northeast, and this is what it looked like in boston. officials there still are urging residents to stay home and off the roads. appears to be whiteout conditions. and it wasn t just snow, a lot of places saw coastal floo
its commitment to support ukraine and other lawmakers say a bipartisan deal on russian sanctions is also about to get through congress. president zelensky, obviously, is trying to maintain his economic growth in his country which is pretty strong right now. and keep the country from panicking while having them be prepared. but we re together. that s what s important. there are some sanctions that really could take place up front because of what russia has already done. cyberattacks on ukraine, false flag operations, the efforts to undermine the ukrainian government. imminent means it could happen really at any time. when i say it it depends on what vladimir putin might want to do. as secretary austin said he has a lot of options and capability available to him. he could do something on a small scale or on a fairly large scale and he continues to add troops to that border with ukraine. the u.s. has also called a meeting of the united nations security council tomorrow