Dollars of wine, liquor, and cheese. Find out what it will cost you. And the cashless backlash. As more and more businesses say they will not accept dollars, one u. S. City is saying no. See why it thought the ban was unfair, illegal, and unamerican. But first, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. I think after what weve been through, people are being cautious. You got to heed the weather because you never know what its going to do. The southeast braces for nestor. Its going to hit hard down in florida, heavy rain from tallahassee to atlanta. A momentous day in westminster. Order. A rare saturday session, another attempt to get the Brexit Agreement through parliament. It is a burning desire to get brexit done. Now to an Extraordinary Development in the president ial campaign. Hillary clinton called tul Tulsi Gabbard, quote, the favorite of the russians. The reason why shes doing this is because ultimately she knows that she cant control me.
The country in 2007 for example the top general in turkey decided said that he doesnt want to see our beloved good become president in an act of defiance a party of parliament voted for him to become president ever since 2007. Managed to sideline the military establishment his sacked many generals who reinvented the Supreme Security council and he appointed more civilians into the council 2016 july the 15th was a turning point it was the bloodiest a coup in the history of turkey 250 People Killed thousands of people injured and i think the government was sending a message through the trials that it wants to see the army stepping aside from any political sphere in turkey or for the moment as from well leave it there of course for more reaction certainly from within turkey thank you. Well about this coming up in a few moments russian citizens catch whats described as a direct line to the president will have a lot of putins weighed in on the u. S. China trade will. Also the u. N. Chief is
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Shiri spear in the Stormtracker Weather Center and high wind will return later today. Shiri they are. We have gusty conditions for the afternoon and time being we are in decent shape. Notice that we have a couple spot showers going up 93 and 95 right now, but outer cape where we have most of the showers. Most of the rain is really pulling away from us. I want to point out it is incredibly warm, temperatures close to 60 , as far as gusts go i have drizzle in boston with 33 Miles Per Hour gusts, but the gusts have lightened so much. They were gusting 60, 70, 80 Miles Per Hour this morning with the stronger storms pulling through. Plymouth 24 Miles Per Hour gusts, chatham 33 Miles Per Hour gusts, and you could see the band of rain covering the outer cape down to nantucket right now as we look into central massachusetts, dry, cloudy and the gusts have really come to an end. We had a couple last hour in worcester, but so far so good and things start to quiet town. By 8 00 a. M. , i wouldnt
Have we held in this country. The answer to that is 58. A lot of twotermers and one four termer. We started having them in the 1700s, 1789. In terms of which american president ial election has been the most contentious, that is up for debate and every century has its candidate. Which one was heavily scrutinized after the fact, that is pretty clear that were living it right now. There were hints before the november election that something was off, something was going on in this one that was different. It all seemed almost too big to grasp at the time, in the middle of what was already this incredibly interesting campaign, this incredibly volatile campaign. But in the middle of all of that there was an external foreign dynamic at work. Beginning with the news last summer that the email servers of the Democratic Party headquarters had been hacked by russian hackers. And the news that Voter Registration systems in at least two states or maybe ten states or maybe 20 states had been probed