Coming out of the prayer breakfast. Mr. Sacorides what do you think . It is fine and good to talk about Common Ground on the occasion of the National Prayer breakfast but its also important to talk about how the fact that in this country, were for equality, thats what our Founding Fathers were all about, thats one of our founding principles and why everybody in the country has to be treated equally. Its taken us a while to get to some of that from our Founding Fathers, thats a topic for another day. Were out of time, watching the National Prayer breakfast expecting to hear from president obama, thats going to be happening any moment now. Want to get to cnn newsroom with Carol Costello, beginnins right now. Happening now in the newsroom, weekend whiteout the northeast about to get pounded by a monster snowstorm. Some spots could get two feet of snow. People are talking is this the blizzard of 78 . America exposure or exploitation. First snl then the bowl, now the movies . The wound is w
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we are never, ever, ever reporter: wardrobe warning, no butts no, breasts, no exceptions from the grammys. and this to boldly go where no man has gone before. schatner back in space, chatting with the canadian astronaut chris hatfield from 200 miles above earth. we ve got the conversation live. newsroom starts now. good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i m carol costello. we begin this morning with an historic winter storm gaining steam and taking aim. this is a live weather cam shot from graeen bay, wisconsin, and this is half of the storm from this weekend. the other half forming in the southeast, combined this new storm could dump a foot of snow or more on new england and it s already drawing comparisons to the crippling blizzard 35 years ago this week. millions of you probably remember the so-called great blizzard of 1978. that storm brought the region so its knees. three feet of snow, dozens of deaths, thousands of cars stranded. indra pede t