>> for the answer, we turn to accuweather's jeannette calle. good morning, jeannette. >> it will not be as bad as the post-christmas blizzard, we'll see quite a bit of snowfall, especially in the major cities of the i-95 corridor. we have one storm coming in from the upper midwest. this is going to bring about one to three inches of snowfall across the ohio valley. meanwhile, we have another storm that's ledded up the southeastern seaboard. once the storms merge, we'll see the snowfall pick up. 12-plus inches in the boston area. rob? vinita? >> another great day ahead here in the north. thanks for that. >>> still ahead this morning, tom delay learns how much time he'll be spending behind bars. >>> and the flooding in australia. inundating a parking lot. everybody sweeping away cars. >>> and big finish. college football's top tout forn battle it out for the national title. nininininininininininininÑ >>> it is time, now, for a check of market activities starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei average fell 0.3% today. hong kong's hang seng finished hig

good morning, jeannette. >> hi there, rob and vinita. and yes, we're certainly keeping our eyes on this next snowstorm heading for the northeast. first up, this storm is make its way up the eastern seaboard and it's going to produce an icy mess by the morning commute from north carolina into virginia, cities like charlotte, raleigh, norfolk, richmond, even toward the delmarva will be dealing with snow, sleet, and freezing drizzle. meanwhile, there's another storm coming in from the ohio valley. most areas here will pick up a general one to three inches. once these two storms emerge we're going to see an all-out disruptive snowstorm tuesday night into wednesday, especially along the i-95 corridor from new york city into the boston area. philadelphia will see a general four to eight inches. the snow will be arriving there by the evening rush. then by around 9:00, 10:00 eastern time new york city will start to see the snow fall, and we're forecasting about six to twelve inches here. boston most of the snow will be falling on wednesday and y

jeannette poland sends it to kayla peeredden is for the layup. later in the half ne -- pedersen for the layup. later in the half 14 points for nekka, a 78-45 win. tuesday they move out fourth ranked xavier. thursday they ended yukon's 90- game winning streak and today blew out cal. safe to say they'll move up a few spots tomorrow when the polls come out. >> and the raiders and cable, do you think they'll really part ways? >> i do. it's sad to say but i really think that they well. just really depends on hugh jackson. obviously he wants to be head coach. they want to keep him around. hopefully they keep the raiders and hopefully this win today will secure at least another win for him in oakland. they need to keep that unit together. the players love that guy and they played for him today. >> thank you, kim, appreciate it. >>> well, digging through thigh high snow they get stuck. three people go on a hike and get stranded nearly a day by a sudden storm. what they did to protect themselves from the elements and the tricks that they used to stay aliv

. >>> pac-10 opener against cal, jeannette poland sends it ahead to kayla pedersen for the layup, part of an 11-0 run by stanford. later in the half mecca gets it on the wing and somehow splits the two cal defenders for the lay up. stanford puts an exclamation point on their week with a 78- 45 win. tuesday they blew out fourth ranked xavier 89-52. thursday they ended yukon's 90- game winning streak and today they blew out cal state. they'll move up a few spots tomorrow. it will be interesting what they do with baylor because baylor lost to yukon. so do they make them the no. 1 or does yukon stay there? i would venture to stay yukon will move up and the cardinals will probably move up at least three spots. >>> a change in leadership in the east bay, how mayor elect qwon will attack the city's budget challenges, that story and more coming up on cbs5 in 30 minutes. our our eyewitness news in 5:30. we'll see you back here in half an hour. until then updates are on www.cbs5.com. good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,

great patriots from abraham lincoln to john quincy adams to eugene debs, jeannette rankin and dennis kucinich have combined their love with country, combined their patriotism with the insistence that the country that we not fight and not shed blood, that we not shed our own blood or any offers accept in the just cause, and what is so corrosive about what we are experiencing now it seems to me is that, and may i say it seems to me on american as well is the attempt to undermine the just cause doctrine. i started out this will talk by saying that we uniquely in our country don't fight unless we are convinced it is a just cause yet many people would like us to fight because the war is now normal and the appeal is not made to just cause so that, for example, if one looks at the current situation with the war in afghanistan and ending in iraq, sort of fun if you call leaving 50,000 troops in the country in the warmer, not get all ending in afghanistan although there are some signs of possible negotiation, more than 60% of americans disapprove the war, 63% in the last poll, that you founda

. >> suarez: an update: earlier this month jeannette forde learned j.p. morgan chase was no longer willing to sell her house back at market value. the deal would have given her a more affordable mortgage. for the record, another lender, bank of america was a "newshour" underwriter when that story was produced. paul's reporting continues online, where he's following up on others featured in this week's series. >> brown: and to the analysis of dionne and gerson. that's "washington post" columnists e.j. dionne and michael gerson. mark shields and david brooks are off tonight. welcome to you gentlemen. >> thank you. >> brown: and happy new year. >> happy new year. >> brown: so it is the end of the year, so we're a hawed to think big. not just the week. what defines, what defines this year in politics? >> i don't know, i think it was a year of impatience. the american public -- >> impatience? >> yes, the american public was impatient with the democratic congress that seemed to be, you know, be on every issue except the ones they were concerned about. impatient