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Searching a landfill. police say, and i want to quote them, we remain hopeful that baby gabriel is alive. jane? jane: harris, thanks. we're also keeping a close eye on this massive winter storm that is making its way across the country. we have new live pictures to show you from the ohio area, from cleveland. we're hearing that schools are closed across the state of ohio, including the cincinnati system, the toledo system and virtually all of the state is under a winter storm warning at least until tomorrow night, and this is after that weekend storm that socked them so hard. they may get 10 i...

To pay for social security benefits. quite simply, where will the money come from? jim angle is live in washington. all right, what are the problems in social security other than the recession creating more problems, jim? >> reporter: jon, social security's problems are much bigger than the recession because it was already headed for trouble as 30 million baby boomers start retiring, but people can retire early and get partial benefits and with the recession, many have did to do exactly that. and, of course, with fewer people working, you have less in social security taxes going into the syste...

Some of those totals could come down a little bit. so, just a warning out there, that forecasters can't get it right bang on and we'll really continue to watch the system. also i want to mention heading into wednesday, the snow on the ground, the low pressure system will start to strengthen out in the atlantic and we'll get blizzard conditions from d.c. up to boston. what does that mean, visibility a quarter mile or less, considerable falling or blowing snow and sustain wind, frequent gusts of 35 miles an hour for a duration of time of three hours and will be a tuesday-wednesday event, your sn...

Time with the baby boomers retiring, the population getting older, more people want the benefits, right? >> reporter: it cannot come -- it couldn't come at a worse time, at least 30 million people qualifying for social security in the next 20 years and fewer workers paying into the system to keep it solvent. in the early days of the program, you know, there were more than 60 workers per beneficiary but by 1960 it was down to five workers for every senior, by the 1980s, 3-1, and we're headed for 2-1. on top of that, people are living longer as well, so social security needs an overhaul, and jon...

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