The CBS Evening News team has delivered a breaking news report that's grabbing the nation's attention. Lake effect snow is sweeping across the Eastern United States, bringing hazardous conditions to parts of Indiana and Ohio. The storm has caused widespread power outages, making travel extremely challenging.
Meanwhile, in a surprising twist, former President Donald Trump has tied his criticism of Greenland being snubbed for a Nobel Peace Prize to the current weather crisis. Trump believes that if the US had won the prize, the country would be better equipped to deal with climate change and global warming.
In another development, Trump's comments on the Nobel Peace Prize have been met with skepticism by many, who argue that his views on international relations are often at odds with mainstream American policy.
The CBS Evening News team has been providing live coverage of this developing story, bringing viewers up-to-the-minute updates on the latest developments. The network's journalists are working tirelessly to bring you the most accurate and unbiased information possible.
From Washington D.C. to New York City, Los Angeles, and other major cities across America, people are bracing for the worst as the storm intensifies. Residents are being advised to stay indoors, avoid travel unless absolutely necessary, and follow all instructions from local authorities.
As the situation continues to unfold, we'll keep you updated with the latest news and analysis. We urge everyone to remain calm but vigilant, and to prioritize their safety above all else.
Meanwhile, in a surprising twist, former President Donald Trump has tied his criticism of Greenland being snubbed for a Nobel Peace Prize to the current weather crisis. Trump believes that if the US had won the prize, the country would be better equipped to deal with climate change and global warming.
In another development, Trump's comments on the Nobel Peace Prize have been met with skepticism by many, who argue that his views on international relations are often at odds with mainstream American policy.
The CBS Evening News team has been providing live coverage of this developing story, bringing viewers up-to-the-minute updates on the latest developments. The network's journalists are working tirelessly to bring you the most accurate and unbiased information possible.
From Washington D.C. to New York City, Los Angeles, and other major cities across America, people are bracing for the worst as the storm intensifies. Residents are being advised to stay indoors, avoid travel unless absolutely necessary, and follow all instructions from local authorities.
As the situation continues to unfold, we'll keep you updated with the latest news and analysis. We urge everyone to remain calm but vigilant, and to prioritize their safety above all else.
. Like, how can someone who's been known for, you know, contributing to climate change through their policies, try to lecture everyone else about it? And what’s with him going on and on about Greenland getting snubbed? It just comes off as like a big ol’ distraction from the real issue at hand 
. I mean, seriously, can we please just focus on dealing with this snowstorm already? 
like seriously, it's not that deep. and btw, why did they even choose greenland for the nobel peace prize? maybe they wanted someone who actually cares about climate change? meanwhile, americans are stuck inside while the polar vortex takes over 
also, can we please get some snow pics of puppies or something to go with this story?
. I mean, come on, if the US was winning the Nobel Peace Prize, we'd be doing way better on climate change? It's like he thinks a trophy would magically solve our energy crisis and global warming issues 
. Can't we focus on solving real problems instead of using politics as a game show 
? The storm is bad enough without Trump's drama...
! I'm so over the drama surrounding Trump's comments about Greenland and climate change... like, dude, just focus on helping the country right now? 
The CBS team is doing a great job, though, keeping us informed and up-to-date on the latest developments 
