PAUL: Blinding snow may have caused this. You can't see all of it but there was a sixty car pile up here near Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania. Three people died and at least 70 are injured. As though snow covered -- all of that snow covered the roads, this happened as record cold too we should point out is moving in all along the East Coast.</s>BLACKWELL: Yes, beyond Pennsylvania, wind chills in some parts of the degrees below zero. Woo. We're seeing record lows in New York, zero. Just zero there in Central Park this morning with a wind chill of 18 below.</s>PAUL: A Mississippi police officer, by the way, we have this update, is out of surgery in stable condition but still on a ventilator after being shot in the head. This happened in Clarksdale, Mississippi, late last night. Investigators say the officer had responded to a robbery call at a convenient store. He stopped the robbers four blocks away, they say, and that's where he was shot. Those two masked men, by the way, got away.</s>BLACKWELL: President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to cooperate on Syria. We've learned of a phone conversation happened early this morning. They agreed to intensify efforts to put in agreement on Syria into action. This comes after French and U.S. leaders criticized bombings by Russia in Syria. The French prime minister said Russians are bombing civilians. But Russia says there is no evidence that that is happening.</s>PAUL: Still to come, we're remembering the life of Justice Antonin Scalia and his legacy. We've heard him described as having a wicked sense of humor, as grounded, as feisty, as not PC and priding himself on that. In his own words, though, hear how he made his mark on the nation's highest court.</s>ANTONIN SCALIA, U.S. SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE: I sleep very well at night knowing that I'm doing what I'm supposed to do, which is to apply -- to apply the Constitution.
Russia, U.S. Agree to Cooperate on Syria.