Reporter it was a very busy day for republicans. It started very early this morning, but it was a rally here in milford for trump. It drew the biggest crowd as he tries to bounce back from iowa. The next president of the united states, donald trump reporter a local boost for donald trump. The former senator scott brown backing him before a packed crude of thousands in milford while trump tried to defend his second place finish in iowa. I went there and i think we did really well. We did really well. Reporter suddenly for trump, second place is okay. We did really fantastic include and came very close to winning. Reporter his New Hampshire supporters are disappointed. I was disappointed but i dont think it is going to map. I think he is going to do well in New Hampshire. Reporter but many here, including ernie bob jr. Say trump is still their best bet. [ you have to pick. You have to pick who you want and i think that mr. Trump, with all of his good and all of so what a victory last nig
Morning rain advances across advancing across Central New York and pennsylvania as well. For us later this afternoon. The morning commute is dry and there may be a couple showers that develop orange to man chest are by mid to late morning. The rain comes in west to east between lets say 2 and 4 p. M. Or 1 and 3ish in most of central and eastern massachusetts. The exception is the cape and islands. We wait later. Aside from a couple showers that come in advance of the rain. Temperatures into the 50s with steady downpour ace long the south coast and cape that will continue tonight and then we see that rain tapering off tomorrow morning. I will let you know how much to expect. We will get through the end of the week and get you on the roads traffic and weather together good morning robi. Reporter good morning to you. Welcome to the midweek commute. Lets look live over the expressway. Very moderate to light volume now. Braintree to boston no reportedbackups the major roots from the south r
Warming into the lower 30s where we have 20s on the map right now. Sunshine all day long. At noontime, we have boston at 45 degrees. Worcester at 41. Lawrence at 44. 45 in plymouth. And so am temperatures are are working their way up, and i do think we will have pops of 50s, not 60s on the map this afternoon. This is your evening commute where temperatures again sagging into the lower 40s. Not a whole lot going on until we hit these overnight hours and by the time we wake up tomorrow morning, the first of rain actually moving into western new england with even the threat of a couple of icy spots at first. 44 to 50. Go ahead and soak up that sunshine while we can. The latest on that wind, rain and even icy threat coming up in just a few. Now send you over to Julie Grauert with live drive time traffic and an accident update julie keeping a close eye on this northbound expressway for you. The orange delays stretching yet, but i will let you know if that changes. Otherwise things are looki
Good night from washington. Greta is next with a special heroes in blue. This is the National Law Enforcement officers memorial. More than 20,000 names line these walls and each of them the name of a Law Enforcement officer who gave everything in the line of duty. On this memorial day, we pay tribute to our heros in blue. Earlier this month, Law Enforcement from across the country participated in National Police week. Heres Griff Jenkins to explain. [siren] scenes like this play out every day. Law enforcement officers putting themselves in danger to keep us safe. Its been a tough year for Law Enforcement in this country. [siren] and every day thousands of officers, their families, and their supporters converge on washington, d. C. To pay tribute during National Police week. Tonight, we want to do make sure that the thousands of officers who joined us, the thousands of survivors of officers killed in the line of duty get the honor and appreciation that they deserve every day. I remember
[siren] and every day thousands of officers, their families, and their supporters converge on washington, d. C. To pay tribute during National Police week. Tonight, we want to do make sure that the thousands of officers who joined us, the thousands of survivors of officers killed in the line of duty get the honor and appreciation that they deserve every day. I remember my older brother, senior trooper senior vincent who was killed in the line of duty, and we are here honoring two of our fallen officers. We lost two troopers last year in 2015. The history goes back to 1962 president john f. Kennedy signed a proclamation making National Police week official. And every year since, tens of thousands of Law Enforcement officers from all over the country meet in the Nations Capital to remember their fellow officers. This year, on on the record was there. Its humbling there be here obviously. My first year here. Never been here before. Any given given year, somewhere between 25 and 40,000 peo