From the Carolinas to the shores of Maine, a brutal late winter snowstorm has paralyzed much of the Eastern Seaboard and has been blamed for deaths on slick roads.

Hundreds of flights have been canceled along the East Coast, starting Sunday night and continuing into this morning, including more than 100 flights at Boston's Logan International Airport. Hundreds more flights were canceled at the New York region's three major airports, said Jennifer Friedberg, a spokeswoman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Here are some videos earlier today near the ABC News Headquarters in New York City:

When Jeremy Hubbard called-out sick one morning early this year, Peter Martinez was asked to help Vinita Nair co-anchor this edition of the SKINNY from "World News Now."

Here are the stories we talked about:

*BEYONCE'S "SINGLE LADIES" SPOOF WITH BARACK OBAMA (watch the video)

*PEPSI IS DOWN TO THE WIRE IN THEIR SUPER BOWL COMMERCIAL

*JESSICA ALBA

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FULLERTON -- Peter Martinez, 22, was one of the estimated ten-thousand students who took part in this year's commencement ceremony at California State University, Fullerton on Saturday and Sunday, May 17-18.

Martinez will be complete his CSUF graduation requirements on August 8, 2008.  He received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, with an emphasis in Broadcast Journalism.

This summer, Martinez was chosen for a three-month paid fellowship with ABC NEWS in New York City.  He’ll receive training in ABC’s state-of-the-art digital bullpen where he will rotate between three of ABC’s digital properties: abcnews.com, ABC NEWS NOW and the World News webcast with Charles Gibson.

Peter Martinez, 23, has demonstrated his skills in digital media production since 2004.  In his senior year at Los Alamitos High School, Martinez enrolled in a Multimedia Production ROP class where he learned non-linear video editing with Final Cut Pro. 

He became a star student, producing a weekly newscast called Griffin News.  From that point forward, Martinez knew that broadcast journalism is the career he’d like to pursue. He chose to study communications at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF).

 Martinez was involved at CSUF since his freshman year. As a broadcast journalist, he worked at Titan Communications, the on-campus television station that reached thousands of homes in Orange County. He produced a newscast called On the Edge which won an award from the Society of Professional Journalists.

Part of a class project, Martinez was one of a few on-air correspondent for World Press – a television show that monitors press freedom issues around the world.