Storm Impacts Travel; McDaniels Backs out of Colts Job
CAMEROTA: OK, snow and ice storm hitting the Midwest and the Northeast today. The federal government and many school districts are already opening on a delay. Some have shut down. There could be major travel issues. Let's bring in CNN meteorologist Chad Myers, who has our forecast. I'm kind of tired of this, Chad.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes, and so is everybody else across the eastern half of the country, Alisyn, too. Absolutely. Seven hundred flights already canceled this morning. That's about 10,000 flyers without an airplane right now. And it's just building. The snow is moving into the Northeast, moving into Ohio, Pennsylvania, upstate New York and New England. This weather is brought to you by Jared, the galleria of jewelry. Valentine's Day, only seven days away. Here you go. Get out there in the snow and get something. Here's the snow for upstate New York for later on today. The snow in New York does change back over to rain, but there will be some ice around as well. Slick conditions this morning. A foot of snow upstate. Great in the ski resorts where you would have been, Alisyn, with this ski resort, but the temperatures aren't as bad as they were when you were there for Christmas. I know you were below zero. The temperature's not going to be bad this time. A lot of rain across the Southeast and that's what we're going to see. Even New York City warming up with rain on Saturday all the way to 50. Chris.</s>CUOMO: I like the rain. It washes away that ugly, depressing, sloppy snow that sticks around.</s>MYERS: Yes.</s>CUOMO: Chad, thank you very much. Keep us in the loop with what actually matters to people out there. Safety first. All right, so investors are going to brace for another wild ride on Wall Street and you better get used to this because all the global markets are showing mixed signs. It's going to be more consistent. There's going to be more volatility. Why? Because we are getting into a cycle. You look at the Asian markets. You see them falling. You see Europe pointing slightly higher. The U.S. markets obviously bounced back after, you know, the biggest point drop of intraday trading that we've ever seen, yesterday up 500. The futures remained jittery. Why? Well, there's 100 reasons and you're going to be hearing more and more from people. Right now the futures are down over 100 points. The markets are going to open in less than three hours. A lot can change between now and then.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, listen to this. In a shocking turn of events, Josh McDaniels spurning the Colts to stay with the Patriots just hours before he was to be introduced as the team's next head coach. Andy Scholes, you have my attention in the "Bleacher Report." What's this about?</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yes, drama, drama, drama. And, you know, what, Alisyn, the Colts had actually tweeted out welcoming Josh McDaniels as their next head coach yesterday and announced a press conference for later today. This "Bleacher Report" brought to you by the new 2018 Ford F-150. But after Robert Kraft and the Patriots made a late push to keep him, McDaniels, well, he had a change of heart and decided he's going to remain as the Patriots' offensive coordinator. In a press release, the Colts announcing McDaniels had agreed to a contract but then told them he changed his mind. And the Colts added they were surprised and disappointed by his decision. All right, just devastating news for the New York Knicks last night. Second quarter against the Bucks. Knicks star Kristaps Porzingis going to the basket, throws down the slam, but comes down awkwardly. Kristaps immediately grabbing his knee. The team announcing he tore his ACL. He's going to need season-ending surgery. Kristaps was going to be play in his first all-star game next week. Now he's going to be out for at least 10 months. And, Chris, I can just see New York fans everywhere just looking, well, I guess spring training's two weeks away.</s>CUOMO: Look, that sucks. I've had the same injury. The good news is, guys his age, with all the stuff they have around him, he will be back and better forever and they're not missing much this season. Did you see that map that shows who likes what football team on the country and the Jets isn't on it? Did you see that map going around?</s>SCHOLES: Shock. I haven't seen it yet but I'll take a look.</s>CUOMO: Nobody likes the Jets. Fakes news. Anyway, look it up, Andy. I'll send -- I'll send it to you.</s>SCHOLES: Be well.</s>CUOMO: The president called him a liar and a leaker. OK. We're talking about James Clapper. And now he is getting to respond. The former director of National Intelligence joins us live, next.