Shumita Basu

CBS reports that at least another two and a half thousand are scheduled to be canceled today.

The number one message from local officials across this huge area of impact was this.

Stay at home.

Here's Delaware Governor Matt Meyer speaking to an NBC affiliate.

In the coming days, ice could become the biggest danger.

People are being warned against driving unless absolutely necessary.

Zach Taylor from the government agency NOAA told Fox that places where the ice gets to half an inch will see the most devastating impacts.

The National Weather Service has warned people to brace for frigid days ahead as the snow and ice will be slow to melt.

And finally, a few other stories we're following.

China is investigating its top general for leaking nuclear secrets to the U.S., according to an exclusive in The Wall Street Journal.

On Saturday, the Chinese Defense Ministry announced it was looking into Zhang Youxia, once a close ally of President Xi Jinping.

People familiar with a briefing of high-ranking officers told the journal that he was accused of forming political cliques to undermine the leadership and abusing his authority.

An expert at a Chinese political risk consulting firm said the move was unprecedented and represented a total annihilation of the high command.

Venezuela released at least 80 political prisoners over the weekend following pressure from the United States.

One Venezuelan human rights organization says they are working on identifying those who were released as they wait for more to be let go.

This is the latest round of prisoners to be freed since the U.S.

detained Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is currently in custody in New York.

Venezuela has long been criticized of using detentions to silence critics of the government, which its government has denied.

Venezuela's interim government says so far more than 600 prisoners have been let go, though the same human rights group says that figure is inflated.

And finally, the matchup for Super Bowl 60 is set.