enough. i heard we were having snow. i did not hear about how much we were getting. it s quite a lot today. is it frustrating? i know this is march. it s supposed to be spring. yeah, every year seems like it s like this. just have to relax. shepard: and the only area that will likely be spared is new england, which seemed to get the worst of just about every big storm this past season. we have team fox coverage now. janice dean is in our meteorology center for us this afternoon. we want to get to steve centanni who is in hagerstown, maryland. what s the situation on the roads now? it looks better. it was s. a little bit better it was a nightmare this morning. let me tell you. folks around here wondering whatever happened to springtime. i m standing right by i-70 which this storm pretty much followed from west to east over the past several days. take a look at the traffic situation right now. not too bad as i said. but the storm began in colorado, came all the way across illin
shepard: we saw the white smoke just after 7:00 p.m. here in rome. 2:00 eastern time. it and it was, well, celebration time in saint peter s square. we saw people running from their homes to the vatican to witness this history in the making and to hear the words. [speaking italian] we have team fox coverage now with word on the new pope. what was it like there, amy? shep, where do i even begin? i think i know what it was like and the crowds were very clear with their emotion. i think we all wish we knew what it was like for the new pope what he was feeling at the moment. but, shep, it really was incredible to see hoards of people waiting for hours in the cold and the rain with no guarantee whatsoever that there would be white smoke this evening. it was beautiful to watch the feeling of relief people felt that having a pope again. and it was really rather
ex-boyfriend, shooting him and soliciting his throat is now set to face questions from the jurors just moments from now. arizona is one of but a handful of states that requires jury members to ask questions of witnesses or requires the court to allow it. remember, prosecutors say she planned that deadly attack? a jealous rage. areas claims she shot her exin self-defense and that she doesn t even remember stabbing him or taking the knife to his throat. jodi areas also admitted that she lied to the police, lied to friends, lied to her family lied, in fact, to everybody. and after 15 days on the stand, giving testimony often far too graphic for this program, this could be one of her final chances to convince the jurors that she has not been lying to them. we have team fox coverage this hour. alicia acuna first live for us out in our denver newsroom. the judge says the jurors submitted like 100 questions. that s right, shep. and from our count, after objections, about 90 questions will p
martha: old man winter still howling out there today, folks. here is live look at minneapolis, where for the third time this three weeks they have a powerful winter storm heading their way. they must be sick and tired hearing that. high winds affecting millions of people as it tracks east. mid-atlantic states getting ready for a cold blast. brand new hour of america s newsroom. glad you re with us on this tuesday, everybody. i m martha maccallum. bill: i m bill hemmer. if you live in these states you re dreaming of florida or somewhere south of there. it might be the biggest storm of the year for some people. 50 to 60 mile-an-hour gusts and record snowfalls in many places. the mid-atlantic could be feeling effects and will over the next 24 hours. martha: we have team fox coverage this hour. maria molina is tracking the storm where it is nice and dry in the fox weather center but we start with mike tobin in really pretty
next? team fox coverage continues this hour. meteorologist maria molina tracking the storm. what s up? good to see you. good morning everyone. the storm is headed eastbound. i do quickly want to minutes the corridor forecast for philadelphia and new york city it will be a very tricky forecast. we could see a little bit of snow accumulation but that rain-snow line will be hovering around these cities. we could see more rain than snow. it all depends where the line sets up and what the temperatures are. for d.c. we re calling for anywhere between five to eight inches of snow. that is big news for d.c. that is the biggest snowfall we ve seen in two years or even longer for some of those people out there across the mid-atlantic. we re keeping an eye on the storm system that is centered across portions of iowa into minnesota. the snow is moving into chicago like you saw in mike tobin s hit. we ll continue to see the snow coming down across the region on. we have winter storm warnings in e