people get people to the cooling centers. 6,000 people were out of electricity at that time as well, they couldn t even run an fans. yeah. the problem is that in these places, as you mentioned the town in siberia that hit over 100 degrees. that s town that calls it self the pole of cold. it is one of the coldest places in the world. it is completely unheard of. we are used to break records by a tenth of a degree. in this last record we broke records by ten degrees. completely unheard of. it is shocking even the climate scientists. which brings me to the question, can we still reverse this? it all seems to be coming nast and furious. much more quickly than was predicted. what s happened? yes. so, it is happening more intensely and sooner than even the best model projections suggested. but it s not too late. okay? i can tell you a little bit about why the projections have
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new england, i should say, much of maine and eastern parts of massachusetts dealing with blizzard conditions tomorrow, but that s just across this eastern side. areas from philadelphia down towards d.c., the south is absolutely fine, but we ll see a little bit of snow towards d.c. this is one of of the model projections. not all that bad. new york, another couple inches, philadelphia another couple inches, boston a little more before very windy, and parts of eastern maine, that s the big bull s eye. but we re not talking about a repeat but some additional snow, nonetheless. heather: it s all relative, i suppose. reporter: yep, you said it. heather: thank you so much, rick, appreciate it. reporter: sure. jon: the weather may have been a factor in a massive pileup on the pennsylvania turnpike. take a look at this, traffic shut down this morning as emergency crews try to sort things out. harris faulkner has more live from our new york newsroom. harris? reporter: hospitals, jon, now
exhale from our mouth. that is what the epa is trying to do. this is an agency out-of-control both literary-wise and regulation-wise. stuart: how about this: on sunday, philips will introduce a $60 light bulb and they got $10 million for creating a $60 million light bulb. guest: it is suppose they last 20 years but they have only done a year and a half worth of testing and we found with all the other bulbs that showed all the promise and all the model projections, they do not last anywhere near the projection. when you talk about real world situation, you are bringing a $60 dollar light bulb home you could break, drop, you turn it off-and-on real world conditions are different, and here is the