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February 28th, 2014
09:57 PM ET

No relief from the deep freeze

Illinois' Kankakee river is so jammed with ice that it could create a massive flood once the warm weather returns. Ice levels are already starting to go down. But will nearby residents be ready if the water rises? Gary Tuchman has the latest.

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February 27th, 2014
09:53 PM ET

Will an Illinois community go from frozen to flooded?

The deep freeze has left an Illinois river looking more like a glacier. But it is not the cold weather that has nearby residents frightened. When temperatures start to rise and the river begins to flow, the ice may cause catastrophic flooding. Gary Tuchman has the latest.

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February 26th, 2014
10:14 PM ET

Arctic blast creates river of ice boulders

For much of the country there is no end in sight to the wicked winter weather. The latest arctic blast turned an Illinois river into something that looks more like a glacier. Gary Tuchman spoke to local residents who fear the real danger may come with the warmer weather.

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February 17th, 2014
09:20 AM ET

No end to the travel nightmare

There is a new round of watches and warnings posted from Washington state to Maine. 49 states have seen snow in the past 24 hours. There is little in the way of good new for anyone trying to travel through the nation's airports or on some of the busiest highways. Sunlen Serfaty has the latest on the travel nightmare from Reagan National Airport.
 
Margaret Conley is near the scene of a massive pileup on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

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February 13th, 2014
10:50 PM ET

Storm leaves I-95 littered with accidents

Despite warnings to stay off the roads, there are plenty of accidents along one of the nation's busiest highways. While plows are busy clearing snow from I-95, crews are also busy clearing accidents. Brian Todd has the latest.

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February 13th, 2014
10:48 PM ET

What does it take to reopen an airport during the storm?

The storm forced airlines to cancel more than 6,500 flights today. More than 850 more are already canceled for tomorrow and that number is only expected to increase. With so much snow falling, what does it take to get the runways open? Aviation Correspondent Rene Marsh got a first hand look.

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February 13th, 2014
10:46 PM ET

Snowplow kills pregnant woman

A trip to the grocery store during the storm turned to tragedy in Brooklyn. A snowplow hit 36-year-old Min Lin who was eight months pregnant. She was pronounced dead at a hospital, but doctors managed to save the life of her baby. Randi Kaye has the latest.

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February 13th, 2014
10:45 PM ET

It's the winter that just won't quit

In the last 24 hours, more than a foot of snow fell on Washington D.C. area. Residents there will likely wake to even more. Cities up and down the East Coast are dealing with more snow than they can handle. John Berman has the latest on the storm.


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February 12th, 2014
11:53 PM ET

Elderly Atlanta woman survives tree crashing into her house.

The storm that's hitting the southeast isn't just treacherous for the people who are out driving. Today just before dawn a woman in Atlanta found out the hard way that the dangers of nasty weather can come right into your own home. Gary Tuchman has her story.

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February 12th, 2014
11:42 PM ET

Deadly storm pushes north

The latest winter storm to hit the East Coast covered Georgia and the Carolinas in ice. It is blamed for at least ten deaths, left nearly half-a-million without power, caused traffic jams lasting hours and grounded thousands of flights. Anderson takes a look at some of the worst weather.

Anderson discussed the storm response with retired Army Lieutenant General Russell Honoré. He spearheaded the military relief and recovery operations following Hurricane Katrina.

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