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did that happen for real? that is real. those floor tiles ate those people. this is the people gobbling end of a sinkhole in seoul, south korea. two people turned to walk up the sidewalk and dropped ten feet down a hole. they were rescued by firefighters, but now we all know that the earth can swallow us at any given moment. so there's that. that is true. and finally, this is freaking unbelievable. when snow falls in washington, d.c., it's a local tradition for local families to head to capitol hill to do some sledding. but capitol police have been dropping the fun hammer, telling kids sledding is not permitted anymore on capitol hill. those are very ba humbug reports. there has to be a kernel of truth. is it true or false that it's
local families to head to capitol hill to do some sledding. but capitol police have been dropping the fun hammer telling kids sledding is not permitted anymore on capitol hill. those are very ba humbug reports. there has to be a kernel of truth. is it true or false that it's illegal to sled down capitol hill? is that true or false? true. seriously, it's true. there's a reason for the confusion over this issue, because people have been sledding on capitol hill for as long as anybody can remember but it is illegal. the sledding ban was put in place after september 11 there in the regulations of the architect of the capitol. that was apparently some sort of national imperative after 9/11 even though they don't always enforce it. but for whatever reason they are enforcing it right now in d.c. snow. and d.c.'s delegate to congress
minor injuries, which is a good thing. but now we know that the earth can swallow us at any given moment. no fuss no muss. that is true. and finally, this is freaking unbelievable. when snow falls in washington, d.c., it's a local tradition for local families to head to capitol hill to do some sledding. but it is resebtly sent /* sent recently reported that after this snow the capital police have been dropping the fun hammer telling kids sledding is not permitted any more on capitol hill. those are very ba humbug reports. there has to be a kernel of truth. is it true or false that it's illegal to sled down capitol hill? is that true or false? true. seriously, it's true. there's a reason for the confusion over this issue, because people have been sledding on capitol hill for as long as anybody can remember, but it is illegal. the sledding ban was put in place after september 11, there in the regulations of the
the winds will die off during the day. it's still going to be bitterly cold all day. >> even people with their kids home from school need to be very careful with the kids sledding. it's going to be that cold. >> you don't want to be outside. wait until saturday. >> you are looking at times square. that cabbie is going way too fast across the screen. thank you. we'll check in with you later. richard lui is live in boston. the temperature hovering around zero. schools already closed. richard, first of all, i hope you parked the satellite truck near dunkin' donuts, it's cold out there. >> reporter: i'm looking forward to coffee. karins is talking cold. he doesn't know cold. this thermometer on my jacket is now negative ten degrees. you can hear it, the crew is working all night to keep the streets clean. just to take you back toward the streets, the amazing thing is
who had my life mapped out. i love the study of economicsism thought that is what i'd do for my life. when i decided to run for office at 28. i was fortunate enough to get elected. people in southern wisconsin have been very good to me. it tried to live up to their trust. to be standing here on the hill, i take my kids sledding in the bowl i played soccer an ran track talking to you act the issues at this moment in our country is very profound for me. it's a very moving moment. you know, in wisconsin, as a kid, go to catholic school and public schools to be in this position, only in america. >> bret: your dad died as we talked about at an early age. you were in your teens. you think back about him, as you are getting ready for the journey down here to tampa and this moment? >> i thought about him every day. it was one of those moments in a life where you basically have to make a decision whether you sink or swim. when something like that happens to you, it's a real
who had my life mapped out. i love the study of economicsism thought that is what i'd do for my life. when i decided to run for office at 28. i was fortunate enough to get elected. people in southern wisconsin have been very good to me. it tried to live up to their trust. to be standing here on the hill, i take my kids sledding in the bowl i played soccer an ran track talking to you act the issues at this moment in our country is very profound for me. it's a very moving moment. you know, in wisconsin, as a kid, go to catholic school and public schools to be in this position, only in america. >> bret: your dad died as we talked about at an early age. you were in your teens. you think back about him, as you are getting ready for the journey down here to tampa and this moment? >> i thought about him every day. it was one of those moments in a life where you basically have to make a decision whether you sink or swim. when something like that happens to you, it's a real
magical walking through that park. it was so still and so quiet and there was so many people, you know, out there enjoying themselves, taking the kids sledding. >> no, it really was. >> the dog for a walk. >> a couple of people noted on twitter, it's not all bad, these blizzards, there is a serene calm to the entire city or tri-state being covered in snow. and it was also a little bit surreal to go outside and people literally cross-country skiing up and down the streets of new york city as if it was the most normal thing in the world. >> yeah, some people say this is when new york city is at its best when it's shut down in a blizzard. i hate to put it that way. but just by walking the streets and enjoying the city this calm, it makes it kind of fun. >> you don't have to duck out of the way all of the taxis. although there were none to be found yesterday. 46 minutes past the hour. we've been telling you about some of the problems at the local airports. steve coleman with the port authority also oversees the airports here joins us on the phone. thanks for being with us this morning, steve.
in time for today's super bowl. there are some new developments today with the winter storm that's on the way. you heard me right. let's get it all confirmed from weather channel meteorologist chris warren. seriously? >> yeah. seriously. it's one of those deals. the season is going to be one for the record books. already is in fact. good news is today looking pretty quiet throughout much of the eastern seaboard here. sunny but very cold. that storm system you can see it pushing way out to sea there in the atlantic. take a look at some of these snowfall totals. we are looking at some very, very impressive numbers here. more in two feet in places like philadelphia, baltimore, delaware several locations more than two feet. dulles airport-d.c. area. we're a few inches away from seeing three feet of snow in some locations. you're heading out, cleaning up, taking the kids sledding. it is cold. cover the skin. very cold temperatures. this is what it feels like to the skin when you factor in the wind. it feels like it is in the teens
in the teens. you're digging out, taking the kids sledding, make sure you cover all that skin. couple areas of low pressure. one in plains, one in the southwest will be coming together the middle part of the week, coming together the next couple of days for the plains and the southwest. as we track this, we'll say good-bye to that sunshine as we head into the first part of the week. by tuesday and wednesday, you see minneapolis and kansas city, then dallas and san antonio, you have the snow from one storm, then the rain from the other. they come together so by tuesday, into wednesday, the mid-atlantic is what we'll be watching once again, and the northeast, for possibly another storm. >> okay, if you say so, we will be watching. let's check the situation from the nation's capital. we have weather channel's paul goodloe. >> reporter: here in d.c. it is the day after the fourth-biggest snowstorm on record across the region. the airport reagan national picked up 17.8 but widespread across the region easily 20 to 24 inches of snow, even here in the district of columbia. the sun is shining now.