Minutes. Good morning. Im randy price. Emily and im emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon. Cold start to the day. Potentially colder tonight. Cindy it will be cold at gillette. Wind chills in the teens. You really need to dress for it. Considering how warm its been lately, it will feel colder. We did have the lingering areas of rain here through the overnight hours. These are the last of the rain drops exiting around plymouth and provincetown. You can see how we are drying it out off to the west. In fact, clearing skies. You can see the back edge of the clouds here back through worcester county. This is making steady progress on toward the east so clouds imraiking apart rapidly. All the while tracking snow from banger up to presque isle, maine. This is all associated with our storm that continues to pull away. As it does, winds are going to be increasing as the skies clear out. Its going to pull down chillier air. You can see the winds right now out of the northwest sustained about
One in hagerstown, nine in manassas, 13 in fredericksburg. The winds are still gusting to near 30 Miles Per Hour. As a result, windchills are running between five and 15 degrees below zero. Your hourly temperatures today, barely getting into the upper teens, maybe the low 20s at best. Windchills will stay down near zero. What should you wear . Your heaviest coat, your warmest socks, your insulated gloves. And keep somebody close by because extra body heat sometimes really makes all the difference. Well talk more about how long the cold is going to last and any more snow chances coming up now danella. Definitely snuggle weather. If youre heading out, im tracking accidents to tell you what to avoid. A live look at chopper 4, we dropped the signal, but over the scene of an accident. The outer loop. The ramp to 450, a crash blocking it lost the shot again. The outer loop, while they stabilize the signal, traveling near route 450, the ramp to westbound 450 is blocked. Crash involving multip
His journey as a civilrights activist participating in the 1963 march on washington, a prominent historian and editor of Martin Luther king jr. s papers, part of three days of booktv this weekend, monday, featuring authors and books on the inauguration, president obama and Martin Luther king jr. Last week booktv attended the key west literary seminar in florida. Today from noon to 3 00 eastern we bring several of their talks and panels from the event. Paul hendrickson, robert richardson, jeff gawker, and many more present and discuss their books. Next, cynthia helms, widow of Richard Helms, recounts her life. She drug in england and served in world war ii, calls for introduction to the world of secret intelligence via her husband, the internal politics of the cia and the couples time spent in tehran as Richard Helms served as American Ambassador prior to the iranian revolution. This is about an hour. [applause] [applause] thank you. Very kind of you, nice event you allowed us to have h
We read briefs. We read amicus briefs which are by the court. We read the record that has been created below, the decisions of courts across the country who have faced the question. We then research and we right in we right and then we added. And almost every day we are Reading Research and writing. It does not sound very exciting. Then our opinion gets published. All of that thinking gets shown to the world. And it is what people look at. They dont really realize how much we have to do to get their, and it is work to get there, hard work. And remembering that every decision we make their is a wonder and their is a loser. If they dont like what we have done the dont think were smart. They think really is a. They think we are doing it based on policy. The somehow we just dont like what they like. It is so far from the truth. Judging is a skill, a profession. You are trained to look at issues in a legal way, to think about the question is not based on your personal like so dislikes, but
Right now looking at a press conference that was talking about a travel ban in new york last night that began at 11 00 last night and remains in effect. Service on subways is suspended until further notice. Restriction on affect in massachusetts, rhode island, 7,000 234r50i9flights have cancelled. At 4 00 a. M. High tide will roll in on the massachusetts coast and coastal flooding is expecting along with beach erosion. A lot is going on at this hour as this blizzard roll tluz. Now live from portland maine. What are you seeing there. Its starting to snow lightly but the forecast says it will pick up in the next couple hours cooped fall at a rate of an inch or two an hour through wednesday morning. They forecast as much as two feet of snow in portland. Right now its 11 degrees. Winds gusting around 12 to 15 miles an hour. Already a parking ban in effect through wednesday, noon to help the plows get through. Schools closed on tuesday. Airlines cancelled flights on tuesday. We were on the