we are morgan stanley. >>> today's rbi asked the question, is new england the new england? put another way is boston the new london, and not in a fun way. this is about energy costs because something big and bad happened over the weekend. electricity costs skyrocketed across new england look at this map of power prices from sunday. this is a screen shot of the real time energy wholesale electricity price from iso new england. it showed electricity at mega watt hour at more than $200 across various zones you're thinking what does that mean the daily average last january for the month was $43.75 and that average was nearly 70% higher than the average price for january of 2020, which arguably was very low at the time but in other words, for a period on sunday, new england wholesale electricity prices spiked to nearly 700% of the monthly average of two years ago because super cold weather surged demand for power to heat homes and a big chunk of power production had to be made up with oil yes, oil now that we have your attention, let's chill out a bit. does this mean that your h

new england guest as high as 57y and philadelphia in the storm's path. take a look of weymouth, trashing against the seawall with high tide and street flooding in the coastal areas including atlantic city, new jersey and rhode island has shut down major bridges to traffic except for emergency vehicles, air travel, not much better, airlines have canceled thousands of flights and once the story moves through intense hold is expected to follow which could pose another problem for area of power outages. good morning, everyone and welcome to fox whether i am craig herrera. amy: i am amy freeze, this is america's weather weekend. fox whether live of the nor'easter through 10:00 o'clock eastern time, it has been wild already, 69 per mile hour winds at nantucket, since inches of snow in new jersey, the storm is happening. we have you covered all boarding long from the jersey shore to massachusetts, just noting this, the story which is a low pressure system has dropped significantly in 18 hour. drop more than the threshold, were added 35-millibar drop, that is a

in new england you weren't able to show it as much. you got to see it with two years in tampa. >> you mentioned the chip on the shoulder. i similarly was like after a decade, man, we got it. like you're good. but, you know, you were a first round draft pick. you know, there's an approach sometimes or at least a perception for first round draft picks when they come in, they're certainly given more opportunities in camp. they're given maybe a little bit more rope in terms of how they perform, those types of things. why do you think it stuck with them for so long? >> you know what, he's just one of those guys. he's just one of those guys that would use, you know, kind of like michael jordan that would use any little thing to continue to keep him motivated, and to me -- that's something that i wish i could do, you know, you just find the littlest motivating factor to keep you pushing, and for brady it was always, you know, at the beginning of his career it was always, you know, obviously being drafted you know, sixth round and being like t

parts of new england getting into the act as well. though the coastline will have turned into rain by that point. midday things start to wind down but not before upwards of nearly a foot and a half of snow falls in a place like buffalo. the wind will be another factor, gusting up and over 60 miles per hour along the new england coast well into the day on monday. and that will drive water onshore. we have coastal flood warnings in effect. new england coast all the way down through the tri state area, including long island and parts of the jersey shore. big storm out there, be careful if you're traveling around the northeast today. we'll send it back to you, andrew and faith. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> police have taken two teens in the uk into custody in connection with a ten-hour standoff in texas. it's not clear what charges they may be facing. the fbi says the gunman behind the siege in the dallas-ft. worth area is a british citizen who demanded the release of a pakistani terrorist convicted of trying to kill u.s. army offic

forecasted in new england in massachusetts. so the storm is just actually during oper i'd now and the i don't know fall within the within the next 2 hours. and i mentioned that to 60 centimeters of snow and more dangerously in boston is gone. why? because this storm is pregnant. play like a frozen hurricane pushes water toward the coast and that causes coastal flooding. of course, the wind is the other factor here. we have wind speed through 200 kilometers in exasperating the problems fall enable in new york city. thank you so much and please be safe. reading u. s. defense officials have warned that russia has deployed enough for says to invade all of ukraine. presidential biden, meanwhile, has said that he will send american troops to nato's eastern flank in europe, but ukrainian president, william, you're the landscape, has cautioned the west against stoking fears of russian military action. people living in ukraine's eastern border region have already faced years of conflict. now school children and teachers are preparing fo

like we are a new england boon. most impressive things i've been sent to meter per our snowfall re no road crews to keep up at all. we wind up with about 55 centimeters worth of snow here, but some areas thus 75 centimeters, almost raking records to boston saw there was no yes, the january day ever recorded. and their 2nd most we countered it every quarter with records the back of the hundreds and doesn't necessarily seem lengthy authorities have the situation under control. how are people their coping? yeah, that's a really good point to the point we actually had to call our town because we haven't seen a snowplow come down in about 18 hours. only one person drove by. and now we have roughly 20 plus centimeters of snow on the ground since the last time they plowed, which was yesterday afternoon, it's been a full 18 hours. nothing. if somebody had a medical emergency in this neighborhood, they just wouldn't have any access to medical care because obviously bruce can't get by which is pretty concerning. at the same t

but the revolution begins in new england and it's not that there's no slavery in new england rhode island in particular is very active in the slave trade and there are slaves in all of the new england colonies, but it is a very small part of the economy and the culture of the firebrands who start the revolution. samuel adams is not declaring war on the king in order to preserve slavery. that's just not what's working and you can go back and look at the original documents and it's pretty clear. slavery becomes very complicated in the revolution as it is through all of our history. you have the british offering for example in virginia to give slaves their freedom if they will come fight for the brits. it turns out it's a disaster for those slaves who do that because they are treated badly sickness sweeps through them smallpox again dysentery typhus. there are efforts by the american states to enlist black units rhode island has a black regiment. basically, it's more like a company than a full regiment. there are proposals that south carolina when in 1780 they're about to be overrun and are

jersey and new york that continues to pummel new england. more than 100,000 people in massachusetts alone are without power. now our new streaming service fox weather has complete coverage of the blizzard slamming the northeast you can track where the storm is heading from your home with the free box whether apps stream live coverage and get hourly forecast rent anywhere in the country. fox weather app is available to download for apple as well as android devices. so that is in front of her new york city newsroom here our headquarters in new york city seems like our great team out there to clean the sidewalks not only workers coming in out of the building but pedestrians as you see they are moving right along there in midtown, manhattan as a little snow ain't going to stop the show. [laughter] eric: looks nice and clear new up. up a new england they're slammed they wish them the very best and well. this kids will be out in central park having a snowball sleigh riding but what i have a snowball fight right up the show? >> i will win i will be

winter weather alerts remain in effect across northern new england and the great lakes after the storm barrelled across and up the country as a major snow maker tens of thousands in its path are still

people from north carolina to new england now on alert. but even florida now bracing for extreme cold. we time out the storm and the worst conditions. >>> shootout on the street. three houston police officers are shot. the hours long standoff with the suspect and what we're now learning about his past. >>> a major headline affecting the oil and gas industry. a court now canceling leases to drill in the gulf of mexico citing climate change. >>> delivery delays. why some people are now waiting up to eight days between mail deliveries. >>> no longer winging it, the price of chicken wings taking off. >>> and ticket trap. is this small town going too far to catch speeding drivers? what police are doing and the lawsuits now being filed. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm rhiannon ally. andrew is off today. >>> we want to begin with the monster storm set to impact more than 35 million americans starting tonight. >> emergencies have already been declared, and it's not just the northeast facing extreme conditions. the ma

look, i'm from new york city, so i'm genetically predisposed to disliking anything from the new england area, and so it actually -- it hurts to say it, but you have to say it. in the most culturally dominant sport in the united states, in the most popular sport in the united states, he is the best to ever do it. and it's not even an argument. you know how basketball fans argue, magic, michael, lebron. you don't do that in the nfl. even if you're a casual fan, you know that tom brady stands on top of the mountain. when you go to ten super bowls in 20 seasons as a starting quarterback, that is so remarkable, it's one of those numbers in sports that i don't think will ever be reached. >> seven of which he won. seven of which he won. >> yes. seven of which he won, and the three he lost, he didn't lose by much. and of those seven that he won, in five of those games, he was the game's most valuable player. we're talking about also somebody who's been part of american life for over 20 years, and it's a story that, in a lot of ways, i think a lot of people see as being uniquely american. this w

york and new england. you're worried about tiger sharks going into areas they're not protected? >> tiger sharks don't know the boundaries of protected areas. they follow the environment, the habitat, the warm water. >> reporter: the biologists at the university of miami tell us sharks are like centennials and this morning the tiger sharks are telling us something about our planet guys. >> kerry sanders for us there on the beach. it is fitting on our 70th birthday that kerry sanders would be on the beach. >> in shorts. >> with his legs bonus. >>> a long weekend, a lot of people trying to make plans. >> that's right. let's get to it. start with tomorrow, here's what we're looking at expect to see sunshine out west, no problems there. heavy snow developing tomorrow in the lower mississippi river valley, strong storms in the gulf, bitter cold so that sets up the snow situation inland sunday we are looking for snow and ice through the mid atlantic, the southeast into the mid atlantic states. snow around the gre

in other words think about new england puritans for a minute. you are not so stained and depraved from your sin nature. that you can't rise above it. and make something of yourself. you are not stuck in some type of a conservative caste system in which your bloodline determines whether or not you will be successful or not. if you reject that idea. you have drunk deeply. from the well, if you will of the enlightenment, so imagine, you know, imagine like a medieval peasant. okay, a medieval peasant pretty how does a medieval peasant just take a guess. how does a medieval peasant spend his or her day? so if you've studied medieval history, jack fields working in the field, right dylan you what dad to that. i was gonna say the same thing quietly. he's usually on a plow right or behind a horse. right plowing sowing reaping agricultural stuff, right? no medieval peasant say 18 to 22 year old medieval peasant is out there in the field saying. i may be on the field now, right but one day my kids they're going to go to college, you know, they're gonna be

from there it's going to make its way through new york city into new england and up towards maine through your monday. we're looking at i coastal flooding and of course the snowfall. the appalachians, we could be seeing 20 inches in some of the mountains in north carolina. we could see 18 inches farther north up to areas like upstate new york near buffalo so this is going to be a very dangerous situation. i highly recommend if you live in the carolinas, go to the grocery store today, and if you live further up i-95 into new york city and new england, at least by tomorrow get everything you need from the store. again, up to half an inch in parts of greensboro, north carolina, of ice, that's a very dangerous situation on the roads and we're expecting lots of power outages. back to you. >> somara, thank you. >>> we have the rest of the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> well, also this morning, some frightening scenes coming out of the pacific island nation of tongo this morning. take a look at this satellite video which shows a nearby undersea volcano erupting 12 miles into the sky. u

plenty of 18- to 24-inch totals for portions of eastern new england, lesser amounts as you head farther to the west. farther inland much less in the way of snowfall. but again, those winds will be cranking with high snowfall totals. cold temperatures sunday morning. qont doant want to leave out florida, temperatures in the 30s, possibly records by sunday morning. major, back to you. >> garrett: a frightening scene in pittsburgh after a bridge collapsed early this morning. fortunately no one was killed. it coincided with president biden's trip to tout the new infrastructure law. ken rice from our pittsburgh station kdka is there. >> reporter: in the stunning aftermath of the collapse, you can see the bus that was carrying two passengers at the time still clinging to the bridge. there were 10 injuries, morchtly minor, two of them serious but survivable. >> we were fortunate. the bus went over, and right now, we don't have no fatalities. >> reporter: it happened just after 6:30 this morning. the half-century-old bridge gave way. fortunately, just five vehicles and the bus were on the bridg

but those protections do not extend off new york and new england. you're worried about tiger sharks going into areas where they're not protected because they're going there, the water is warming. >> tiger sharks don't know the boundaries. they just follow the environment. they follow the habitat. they follow the warm water. >> that was kerry sanders reporting. all right. is it a good weekend for the beach weatherwise, vianey? >> temperatures will be in the 60s but we'll be starting out with cloudy skies early on. we saw the fog, especially in the south bay. but look how nice our day is shaping out in san francisco. live look. so we're going to remain dry. current temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and then by the afternoon, we'll warm up just a bit. from the north bay to the south bairx moderate air quality. that high pressure that's been lingering for the past couple of days is still here. a system to our north and south. not going to bring us any rain but it's going to bring us wind for the mountains. fog and visibility. earlier down to a quarter mi

we'll hear from a meteorologist in new england in just a month. and portugal votes for a new parliament 2 years earlier than scheduled. the or the election was cold after a political deadlock on spending wrote down the minorities socialist government. the key election issue is the pandemic. ah, i'm jarrett rate. thank you very much for your company. rough on the dock has won the tennis australian open becoming the most successful men's grand slam play ever . it's the 21st title for the 35 year old. this is one ahead of both of his long time, rivals novak jock of it, and roger federer and adult defeated. a russia in 5 sits. it's the 2nd strategy, an open title for the tao. his 1st was over 10 years ago, back in 2009, and it's the 2nd grand slam victory. final 4 med video of a doll also defeated him at the us open in 2019 to break all this down for us. is it chris harrington for from dw sports, chris? hi there. ref a on the dol was to sit down, but then he pulled off this all my he come back, tell us more destiny verses the disruptor ever ruffin a d

from philadelphia up through new york city and into new england. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> tonight, moderna now saying human trials of its omicron-specific booster are now under way, following the news from pfizer on this, as well. tonight, dr. fauci on whether this will be needed. and how soon before a universal vaccine for covid. what he said about that. and news tonight on this omicron sub variant now seen in the utz and more than 50 other countries. >>> tonight, your money and the federal reserve signaling a hike in interest rates is coming. how this will effect everything from your credit cards to your car loans to your morlg. but is it needed to slow inflation? rebecca jarvis breaks it down. >>> the rising tensions in ukraine. the u.s. ambassador to moscow delivering america's official response to russia's demands. that ukraine never be allowed to join nato. the u.s. making no such promise. ian pannell in ukraine. >>> prince andrew fighting back tonight. formally responding to the sex assault lawsuit by virginia giuffre, asking for

i do think the heart of the storm is over southeastern new england then this difficult area and what i have deticked here is the city straddling three to six-inch total and 6 to 12-inch total as we go into the storm. >> expected to have less of an impact in washington, d.c. or philadelphia. we'll get the full picture from accuweather in less than ten minutes. >>> the other big story, the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer. >> after nearly three decades on the bench, the official announcement expected to come today setting up a confirmation battle over his replacement there's already a front-runner, em nguyen has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president biden and justin breyer are expected to make that official announcement in a joint appearance at the white house today. longtime supreme court justice stephen breyer is expected to announce today his retirement from the supreme court. several sources tell abc news the most senior member of the court's liberal wing will step down at the end of the term in june paving the way for president biden's fi

we move northeast into new england, coverage continues into later tonight. we have you covered into the northeast as well. a live shot of new york city where the winter storm warning is in place until 7:00 pm this evening just outside fox headquarters and the weather command. we are watching closely and continue live coverage in a bit. you can see the winds howling as well. we have more in the way of wind coming through. that will be a major concern. heavy precipitation, heavy snow, 1 to 3 inches of snowfall per hour. and report includes portions of south and central new jersey, right up through long island into massachusetts. snow is coming down pretty heavy. a big concern especially treating the roads getting ready for the storm but snowfall totals coming down this fast it is hard to keep up with the side streets. this is the radar the past couple hours from new york to new jersey covered with snow. four inches on bayside. harrison, 2.one inches in 3 hours alone. look at the big picture, more to come all the way to albany, boston, you see rain on the backs

will hear from a meteorologist in new england and in portugal, people had to the poles 2 years sooner than scheduled. the snap election was called after a political dead on spending ross down the government. ah, i'm nicole fairly to welcome to the show. rough i on the doll, has won the australian open and made tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from my yorker. and that puts him ahead of no bakovich and roger federer and all defeated russian daniel madrid. if in a final that was nothing short of epic, it all began as a one sided affair. after striding to a 1st set victory, daniel med would have kept his cool to claim the 2nd and seemed ready to double his grand slam tally. he even began to win some fans over, though the crowd was firmly. how's camp? that may just have been the boost, the 35 year old needed so awesome to come back. king in his career, let out whole his way back into the match, willing to set 64. but his opponent was with him all the way. after 5 hours of playing time, the exhaustion and the 5th and final set was there to see

what would be the effects on new hampshire if the pipelines delivering natural gas to new england were compromised by a cyber attack? >> so, currently new england a significant portion of the elect generation facilities are fueled by natural gas and fueled with heating oil for instance but a lot of them are just fueled directly by natural gas, so it's like 18,000 megawatts, something like that in new england fueled by natural gas and so clearly if there's a disruption with regards to pipelines for instance this facilities can no longer run on a very cold day in particular in the winter, that would certainly change the reliability of the grid in new england. >> and will this bill, the reliability act for security and reliability deliver natural gas to the region? >> establishing some sort of mandatory processes such as we have on the electric grid decide where the natural gas pipeline, my opinion would certainly enhance the reliability and reduce the threat of the gas supply disruptions which would lead to electricity supply disruptions. >> thank you. now, switching years, it's importan

the team is fanned out from new york to new england. we want to begin with emilieikeada on long island. emilie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is coming down at a fast clip. several inches is hour. that makes it difficult for the plows to keep up with the pace of the storm. i want to show you the consistent of the snow. the winds are biting. it picks up the snow and worsens visibility. that is why you will hear from forecasters and officials telling people to stay home warning of the nearly impossible travel conditions. it has been quiet on the roads so far. ecept when we see the caravans of snow plows. nearly 2,000 plows responding to the winter storm. we are seeing similar pictures across the northeast. several governors declaring states of emergency here in new york and maryland and new jersey. part of new jersey seeing more than a foot of snow. similarly in maryland, where they are getting 9 inches. this is the brunt of the storm which continues to move through. we will see several more hours of these types of condition

so overall pick in the nfl by the new england patriots. after a rookie season on the bench, the quarterback slowly found his stride under coach bill belichick, winning back to back super bowls in 20032000 full. full more super bowl wins followed as plenty of nfl records tumbled. the one blemish during this period was 20 fifteens deflate gate scandal, where he and his team were accused of manipulating footballs to gain an advantage resulting in a full game suspension. in 2020, after 2 decades with the patriots, brady moved to the tampa bay buccaneers. in his 1st season with the new franchise, he claimed his 7th super bowl at 43, seemingly unaffected by age. we had a game in chicago where i forgot what down it was lost track of one down and 21 years a plane and they started call me sleepy tom. how would they do that to me? he returned for a 2nd and now final season with the buccaneers, which came to an early en, down, but tom brady's records and the sport may just lost forever. tennis. now, raphael and al is chasing a record 21st grand slam

that means heavy snow, major impacts for new england and possibly all the way down to new jersey and parts of the delmarva peninsula. the american model quicker, further offshore, and that means basically light snow up and down the east coast with maybe some higher impacts down east maine, but that's it. so the difference between the two rather stark, but the one thing we do know, we are going to see a lot of wind. wind gusts, potential wind damages, power outages, the threat for coastal flooding. here's what we're looking for. blizzard conditions possible across new england, upwards of 12 inches of snow or more, but again, the possibility of significant snow from new york city down to atlantic city and parts of central new england still very high so we're going to be watching this very, very closely as it goes on. but again, those models very different, and we're just going to have to keep watching until we see this system form. >> thank you. craig's with us now as we turn to what's shaping up to be an unintentional moon landing. >> hoda, savannah, good morning, good morning to you

from the plains to new england and down to the appalachians. we're also looking at northeast this weekend >> let's take a look 31 million people under windchill advisory, warnings from the plains to new england and down to the appalachians we're also looking at dangerously cold windchills. right now 3 below in syracuse. minus 43 rochester, minnesota minus two in lexington and that cold air stays into the weekend can temperatures teens and twenties and that keeps the cold air in place for the storm system to come up the coast. the european model deals it closer to the close. higher impacts, heavy snow stronger winds blizzard-like conditions from philadelphia to new england possible and the u.s. model brings it further off the coast and less snow we're going to continue to model and see which model wins out we won't know better until some time tomorrow, guys. >> tomorrow? all right. thank you. >>> now for the covid pandemic healthcare workers are struggling to keep up with the omicron surge. now, in western states where the spike hasn't level off

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tom brady is just an icon in the sport, but here in new england, 20 seasons that he gave us and some of the most memorable super bowls that we will always remember. it's quite emotional today i think for a lot of folks and just thinking about all of the specific memories that we all have sit ng ting in front of th or at a party watching when he delivered again and again. just wish him and his family well in this moment of transition. >> one more before we get to the storm, but one of the things i was always struck by is boston fans, historically, but when tom brady went to tampa bay, most seemed to be rooting for him last year so long as he wasn't playing against the pats. why is that? >> he's an icon here. and the way he played the game, the way that he just always executed at such a leader of the team of just an all around good guy. it's going to go down in the history books as something that won't be matched. so we all here in new england and in boston, see him as one of our own no matter where he will be in the world and have continued to root for him and to see all the lives and

and from new england into new york and the upper north and midwest places like, ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan and wisconsin. and at the heart of all of these migrations sit midwestern cities places like cincinnati saint louis chicago that form the center of these growing trade and exchange networks. but you also see growth happening on the east coast these trade and transportation transportation networks connecting east and west spur the growth of some other cities like baltimore on the coast that really comes into its own in the early national period an urban populations in the united states skyrocket between 1820 and 1850. in 1820. there are just 12 cities with populations of more than 5,000 people. but by 1850 there are almost 150 cities with populations of that size. and as western settlers are traveling they're going with their families. they're bringing their belongings and they're taking things with them that you would expect your typical household belongings things like, you know furniture and farming equipment, but also in many cases they're traveling with enslaved men and

but this is new england. we're prepared for this, and it's going to go on for the rest of the day, and the only thing i have to ask everybody is stay off the roads. >> yeah. >> we've shut down the tractor-trailer truck, keeping the cars off the road will allow the plows to get through and the emergency vehicles. >> right. i know folks are fascinated when they see snowstorms like this. of course we're looking at imagings from boston, but we're talking to you in connecticut, but very similarly, while it's snowing, people are fascinated. they want to get out in their vehicles and test out their suvs and see how powerful they are against the elements. but, you know, help remind people how it really does put your first responders in danger, it hampers the efforts of your crews that are at the ready. >> exactly. fredricka, i mean, we shut down, said no tractor-trailers for reasons you can understand, but earlier, before that, a few had terrible accidents, and the few cars that have been on the road, they've had som

half the time he was in new england, he was in a super bowl. i don't know if we're ever going to see that again. obviously leaves new england, goes to tampa bay the next year and wins a super bowl there. so i just think from a guy who was drafted in the sixth round, 199th pick, who was a fourth string quarterback when i was there that moved his way all the way to the starting position and created that type of legacy. i don't think it's, we're ever going to see anything like that again. >> can i ask you about that? maybe if you don't follow the nfl on a regular basis, but if you were drafted 199th, you're not going to make it. not sure how better i can put that. if you're a third or fourth string quarterback in camp, you're not going to make it. the start of his career is the most unfathomable thing. he's never let anybody forget about it. did you guys see him and say before he took the starting position say yeah, that guy's the future? he's going to be one of the best? >> no one could foresee the accolades and everything that tom brady has acco

in towards new england. there is the future track. so it's going to be with us throughout the day today. strong gusty winds are going to be along the coast. flood advisories posted as well. those are your wind alerts and in some cases especially for new england, hurricane force winds. so the boston area upwards of 7o throughout the day today. so that water is going to continue to move inland and there is your wind gust forecast, 30, 40 miles per hour. that's definitely going to cancel flights and going to be problematic on the roads as well, so,be safe. if you don't have to be outside, if you don't have to be on the roads, i would highly recommend you stay indoors and make sure that the first responders are able to get out there and clear the roadways. all right. steve, and rachel, and brian? >> brian: i think every other day someone tells knee stay indoors for some other reason but again you are saying be safe. we are always indoors. >> janice: the weather. i'm the weather person. >> brian: thanks so much,

we're going to have a wind event overnight in parts of new york and new england. but first we're going to see that icing continue in the drns carolinas and then see that low deepen overnight. then it will be out of here by tuesday morning, but still we have a while to go before we see some improvement. this is what it looks like in terms of our winter alerts. 82 million people impacted from new england to the gulf coast of the united states. so where you see the pink is your winter storm warning, the purple is your ice storm warning and where we're seeing some power outageses and winds with that. once you get the ice on the roadways and tree, we're going to see the trees coming down. that could happen in the northeast with gusty winds overnight. this is what it looks like in terms of the ice. this is a bull's eye of where we think we will see the most eyes form. union to greenwood, chesterfield, in the carolinas. but there's parts of the northeast that could see icing as well. this is the forecast in terms of the ice. you see it even into the northeast parts of pe

the good news is we're talking about that extreme snow right along the coast from new england around down into new jersey however, we have -- we are seeing now intensifying storms. this winter storm has got all this warm water to bring it energy, and with the water temperatures up over 10 degrees above average, bombogenesis, lester we're talking a bomb cyclone. this could be a really severe storm with heavy winds and heavy snow we continue to track it. >> i'll keep the snow boots out. al, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the news about rising interest rates. what it means for your family, and what you should think about doing now. >>> all right. the federal reserve today left interest rates unchanged but signaled a hike is coming soon for the first time in more than three years as it seeks to rein in sky-high inflation we get more on this from tom costello. >> we're going to interrupt right now and go to steve liesman with the fed's decision. >> the committee expects it will, quote, soon be appropriate to raise the target range. >> reporter: it's a central bank strategy to fight sk

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