the national weather service issued a winter storm warning through tuesday for the region. many people wondering will it ever stop? let s get to jennifer dell gad delgado. you can see the snow coming down through parts of north dakota and south dakota. for areas like minnesota, it s spreading into the region there and eastern parts of iowa. where is it headed? john wants to know. areas like chicago, they ll be looking at the potential of six to eight inches of snowfall. from here working over towards the east. that will come later in the day, we re talking about the storm coming in two waves for parts of the upper midwest and the northern plains. here s a look at some of the winter storm warnings as well as watches out there. you saw this last week, the week before. you kind of are used to it. those will be in place until tuesday in the afternoon. how much snow we re talking, you can kind of visualize for
they can as they tear the walls down and eventually we ll get to see the scope and scale of this sinkhole. you know, i have been reading that sinkholes are common in that area, but people actually dying is uncommon. we re watching as they tear apart these peoples homes. who pays for all of this and where will the family go? from our understanding, the family will wait for insurance it will take some time to clear all of this and the family is getting support from the community through memorials and such. george, thank you. millions of people in the midwest waking up this morning to more snow. yes, you heard that right, more snow. another winter storm dropping several inches from north dakota to iowa and heavier snow is expected in chicago this afternoon with up to ten inches on the ground by tomorrow.
yourself. a lot of these areas, 6 to 8 inches along the area and the border between indiana as well as illinois. we could see seven to ten inches of snowfall. the uncertainty comes as it moves over towards the east. for washington, d.c., you re wondering will you be picking up snow? the totals here showing you 10 to 12 inches of snowfall. that s going to depend on whether or not we get warmer air in there. if we get the arm air, that will scale back totals. for new york, areas up the east coast, it will depend if this low moves to the north or east. today high temperatures are not looking bad. weather going downhill tuesday and wednesday. never ends. you showed, like, ten inches over washington, d.c. you wanted to see a shutdown and the government grind to a screeching halt? that will do it. i caused hysteria in d.c. thank you very much. president obama is ready to announce his choice for budget
not far behind. you know how well washington handles snow. good morning. welcome to early start. i m john berman. i m zoraida sambolin. it s monday, march 4th, it s just about 6:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with a potential game-changing break through in the fight against hiv. scientists say a mississippi girl born with the virus that causes aids has been cured. that would make her the first child and only the second person in the entire world who can actually make that claim. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is joining us live from the cnn center in atlanta this morning. this is just remarkable. tell us about this. it really is. newborns when they re hiv positive they are in for a lifetime of drugs, but given what s happened today, that could change. it s a startling announcement. doctors say they ve cured a 2-year-old in mississippi of hiv, the infection afounnouncem.