and protections for immigrant students, have also been raised. the strike is the first for the city in seven years, and only the second in more than three decks. let s get a check of the weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hey, bill. good morning. the northeast took it on the chin last night, and especially eastern massachusetts. over 300,000 people without power. a 70 mile-an-hour wind gust at logan airport. and it hit 90 miles an hour in provincetown, so some very strong winds. there is a lot of tree damage. that s why we have the power outages. and currently the stomp is located right over the top of southern new hampshire and northern massachusetts. the heaviest rain in northern new england, as we go throughout the day, the rain won t be the issue but the winds with the strong storm, cranking all day long, even far to the south so rainfall, maybe some minor flooding concerns, northern adirondacks and some areas there in vermont and maybe in maine but the bigger issu
increases, a record stock market yet much remains to be done of course. the 2020 campaign is in full swing. democrats have decided to fold their arms and stomp, cry racism at every turn. work on infrastructure, not with a racist. work on closing the immigration loopholes, not with a racist. it is so pathetic. but a heck of a lot easier than convincing americans to give up a strong economy for someone who will tank it in 2020. oh, on that one thing that democrats did cooperate on, the dissent announced budget is decidedly not conservative. almost no spending cuts spending increases $320 billion, not in the way of offsets, a total joke. another omnibus disaster that president trump by the way vowed
record unemployment, we ve got record consumer confidence, strong retail sales, wage increases, a record stock market yet much remains to be done of course. the 2020 campaign is in full swing. democrats have decided to fold their arms and stomp, cry racism at every turn. work on infrastructure, not with a racist. work on closing the emigration loopholes, not with a racist. it is so pathetic. but a heck of a lot easier than the americans to give up a strong economy for someone who will take it in 20. oh, on that one thing that democrats did cooperate on the dissent announced budget is decidedly not conservative. almost no spending cuts, spending increases, 320 billion, not in the way of offsets, a total joke. another omnibus disaster that president trump by the way vowed
capability of doing this. even if it wasn t the iranian revolutionary guard corps soldiers, it would be a militia, for instance, they energize. we see that everywhere, too. the idea, and i have seen this on conspiracy theories already, that the united states instigated is, is you have a typical conspiracy theory crowd, but this is pretty cut and dry. on how to respond, i saw you say yesterday if push comes to shove, you said the u.s. navy would push, shove, stomp, and destroy them in a heartbeat. what where is that line, though? is that this? it s something we re going to have to determine basically moment by moment. i don t know if they have reached that line yet, because obviously, military force is a big decision, but the thing to keep in mind is military force doesn t mean 200,000 troops occupying tehran. what it means is there s options to take out surface to air missile capability, options to take out navy capability, which
says the o. m. p. could gain the public s confidence once they set up local offices but she also says some families are afraid. people may give testimony today but may have a fear that it will fall into the wrong hands so some families have said they may have more faith in the process if a foreign government or international body works with. some others like say they will only accept an independent and foreign led investigation. they demand and there is a b o m people come and start from the very beginning it s been 10 years and more time will go by and that will be that. the civil war may have ended at decade ago but the families searching for their loved ones are still waiting for closure. all right let s take a look at where sri lanka is today 10 years after the end of the war we have alan king in with us he s the senior analyst on sri lanka for the international crisis group and he joins us from london thank you very much for being with us as we saw