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Winter storm to impact over 11 million across the South

A winter storm is impacting over 11 million people from the southern Appalachians to the Outer Banks today where up to 6 inches if snow is forecast for some areas. Hazardous travel is expected due to black ice, accumulating snow and strong wind gusts. CNN Meteorologist Pedram Javaheri has the details.

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