on a singular message that this election will decide whether american democracies survives. will those words move voters? plus, the u.s. scrambling today to find partners for peace in the middle east, even as the israel-hamas war threatens to spin out of control. will secretary of state antony blinken s fourth trip overseas break new ground. and a new front in the war of transgender rights. the stakes are high whether trans americans can run for office using the names they choose. i ll talk to vanessa joy who says she was kis disqualified from her race in ohio because of a law she believes could put other trans candidates at risk. we start with the president s massive political gamble, betting that voters will rally around him as the defender of democracy and reject donald trump s dystopian vision of america. that message is at the heart of a big speech he ll give near valley forge this afternoon and is expected to be the framework for his campaign going forward. they d
northwards. by the time we get to new york city it s going to be late afternoon, hartford will be after sunset. boston as we head towards 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. this is the snow forecast. and the big deal going into the storm is it hasn t snowed an inch in two years in d.c., baltimore, philly or new york, and this does not appear to be the storm that s going to break that streak. i don t see any snow coming, so we re likely going over two years in some cases. once you move to the interior, these are the areas that typically get the most snow, higher elevations, and they will be flowing, shoveling through sunday morning. boston, 3 to 6. if you go five miles away from the coast in boston, you ll be in the 8 to 12. that s 495 loop heading out to the wooster hills. portland, maine, scranton, binghamton, everyone there will be shoveling and plowing. the only ice i m worried about. around roanoke. some areas could get up to a quarter inch.