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Along the i-95 corridor getting walloped today by snow, ice, sleet and in some cases rain. and certainly the wind. and keeping a big eye there. let's get a check on wall street where fed chairman ben bernanke is making investments nervous. sfoks are down after bernanke outlined the ways fed can pull back on the $1 trillion being used to prop up the economy. today's house financial services commity hearing was postponed because of the snow in d.c. the fed decided to release bernanke's prepared remarks anyway. so we are going the keep our eye on how the markets respond there throughout the day. ...

Basically, advising everyone not to get out and drive. because once again, when the winds kick up, it is very, very difficult to see and you can see look at all this snow. unbelievable. really, really unbelievable. never seen anything like that, like this, in our area ever before. reporting live, i'm rob roblin. >> it is not every day you get to take your dog to work. >> reporter: exactly right. sammy is having a ball. this is perfect for him. he is out here playing and eating snow. and trying to eat my glove! i'm going freeze if he gets my glove, sammy. say hello to everyone, sammy. >> all ri...

Commute home as well. blizzard conditions expected to last into the evening hours. as we take a look at the radar, heavy snow to the northwest of new york city. that extends all the way along i-95 to philly and d.c. also notice the back edge of the snow beginning to creep towards our nation's capital. that's great news there. we still have many hours go here in the big apple. besides the snow we are watching the wind really pick up as the storm intensifies just offshore. you can see we are experiencing wind gust 20 to 40 miles per hour out of the northeast. 29 miles per hour wind gusts in phil...

Don't tell policy. massive snowstorm inç d.c. mos likely will delay tomorrow's hearing on the senate armed services committee yet again. the big question here, if the president wants to end that policy and if top military brass say it is time to let gays serve openly, then why would this be a battle for lawmakers? democratic congresswoman carolyn maloney joins me now. explain, if you will, why anybody serving in the house or senate would try and fight this kind of change? >> well, i don't know understand why anyone would fight the change. i think that both the public and military are changin...