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Fell on cape cod, accompanied by winds gusting at more than 60 miles per hour. the stormy skies should clear by tomorrow, ahead of another system this weekend, but that one should be all rain. oh, good. a manhattan jury has found the son-in-law of osama bin laden guilty of conspiring to kill american. sulaiman abu ghaith said he was merely a spokesman for bin laden. he gave speeches in which he said a storm of airplanes would continue to attack the united states. they described him as being bi...

Minnesotas governor declaring a state of emergency after a serious winter storm made many roads impassable. the governor called in the national guard to help some drivers. some areas saw as much as 14-inches of snow. the situation only made worst by winds gusting over 30 miles-per-hour, causing snow drifts and near white-out conditions. ill be a guest on bill oreilly. im going to pick a pinhead of the week and so is he. well talk about why it seems like comedians never crack jokes about presid...

>> a bunch of rich, whining, old white guys. bill, could you actually give us some information? >> no problem, mika. this morning, were doing the slow recovery. let me show you the images. washington, d.c., of course, looking at the ground covered in four inches of snow. philadelphia, still looks like its snowing, but thats blowing around outside. one of the worst spots continues to be massachusetts. not only do we have winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour, but its still snowing, too. and the s...

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you. im marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> im muhammad lila in for john muller. diana with a big announcement in a day or two. and john muller proving he knows when he take time off. >> were all a bit envious right now. we begin with new details about the deadly plane crash at the aspen airport. >> because of winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour, the pilot was warned to skip his first landing. on the second attempt, th...

It is making steady progress getting through. it is nine nautical miles from the vessel. a huge sense of relief at the moment. it is not quite here yet. at least we can see it now which is huge improvement of our prospects from a few hours ago. >> reporter: as you can imagine, professor turney said there were a lot of happy faces on board among the 74 people on board today, gregg. gregg: its a tough experience to go through. i mean you do kind of get a sense, and we are receiving information, so...

The worst has not yet come. check out the pictures. the island nation is getting socked by the storm right now, massive in size and strength. what youre looking at is 300 miles across, about the length of floridas entire east coast. easily historic, perhaps the worst weve ever seen. again, the worst could be yet to come. how many people? 10 million in this storms path, hanging on in the face of winds gusting -- get this -- 235 miles an hour. thats stronger than katrina and sandy combined. we hav...

>> are you going to put on an apron and cook? >> yeah, im going to put on an apron and say mmm delicious. top stories from the politico playbook. bill karins is up now. >> as far as my forecast goes for today, if you are going to be traveling in the northeast, the airports are going to be a big issue especially this morning. we have strong thunderstorms with high winds that are going to blow through the big cities. as far as right now, they are located in central pennsylvania on interstate 81. t...

Of all of this. >> weve got it covered with atika schubert in london, also alexandre steel in the weather center. first to london and you atika. i was in london in i think it was 87, and 90 where there were two huge storms. this wasnt as big as that but unexpected in many ways. the time of the year and there were deaths, as well. what was it like there? i know you were out and about in the middle of it. >> yeah, we were in brighten off the south coast. there were some really strong winds there. ...

Way. its right along the east coast. this storms going to sneak right up the eastern seaboard. winds gusting right now to 35 miles per hour in virginia beach. its light rain and the waves are pounding the surf. it literally feels like a tropical storm. thats going to move up the coast. richmond, youre next up through maryland and ocean city and d.c. later today. eventually this will be up in new york city in the days ahead. the middle of the country, youre gorgeous once again. congratulations fr...

Mountsenous terrain. the firefighters are having a hard time get not guilty there because of the mountains. they didnt receive the snow pack they typically receive in the wintertime. so that has led to more dry brush and the fire has really exploded within the last 24 hours. so taking a look at the forecast, temperatures, a little bit cool, but as dominic mentioned, winds gusting from 15 to 20 to 25 miles per hour. when you have a fire this size, its erratic. it can create its own winds. sunday ...