Like we do. Now, wmur news 9 this morning. Amy good morning, New Hampshire. 6 00 on this sunday, september 25th, im amy coveno. Well get to our top stories shortly, but first, josh judge is in with a look at the forecast. A notable cooldown. Josh its chilly out there. And thats caused as we had our dew points, a little bit of fog and particularly in the southwest of the state and very low visibility as you can see ih take a look at the temperatures in the lower 30s, in northern New Hampshire and many other spots have been reporting low 30s as well. Even parts of southwestern New Hampshire and 36 in concord and keene and 35 in lebanon and the temperatures still dropping for the next hour or so. Because of that, a freeze warning is in effect in northern New Hampshire and coos county because of the clear skies, its chilly out there. Temperatures will rebound, but 50s to the north and lower 60s everywhere else. And how long this cooler air mass sticks around before things start to get mild
Was. Brian certainly wisconsins defense will be night and day from this defense. Obviously, you will look at the numbers. Michigan came in and wanted to run the football with John Harbaugh and they ended up with 327 yards on the ground. Its not going to be as easy next week. Theyre going to put the game in Wilton Speights hands and make him beat them. It will be a al tough for the wolverines, who look every bit the part of a top five team today. Big ten opener and this is a team that is ready to make a run. They got lots and lots of talent. But their quarterback has continued to get better and better. Brian we have seen it year in and year out. The teams after the the end are the ones that get better every week. They dont plateau and the Michigan Team from the hawaii they give up a bunch of passes, they were better today than the last few weeks. Dave jim harbaugh and company, a lot to be proud of today. He found barkley for a hand shake before heading to the locker room. Wolverine fans
Now, wmur news 9 this morning. Amy good morning, New Hampshire, 6 00 on sunday, october 4th, im amy coveno. Well get to the top stories, but first, josh judge is in the Weather Center. Youre liking today . Im very high on today. Its going to be a sunny sunday. Meredith, a chilly, but nice start out there. Low 40s in southern New Hampshire, but get up to concord and rochester in the 30s. Parts of northern New Hampshire in the 20s. Because of that. Theres some frost and freeze advisories and a freeze warning for northern parts of Grafton County. Southern Grafton County and those are both in effect and youre past the time for the warnings. Look at the clear skies at the moment and a few clouds may come in near the sea coast at times will be coming in out of the northeast. A lot more sunshine, upper 50s and a few spots could hit the very low 60s today. Weve got to look at the week ahead where Hurricane Joaquin is next coming up. Amy we begin this hour with 2016 coverage. Three g. O. P. Hop
Booktv. Org. Doug most recounts the competition between boston and new york city, to build the nations first subway system during the late 19th century. This is a little under one hour. [applause] thank you. Thank you everyone for coming out on this lovely night. Ive done one of than earlier so far and the also was a slushy and lovely night. So maybe this is what you should expect Going Forward for things. It is also appropriate as i talk to people about this today, as i was thinking about this now, its appropriate that their snow around because as it turned out snow was a critical factor in the building of subways in this country. I will talk a little bit about that. Subways came to be in large part because of a storm much bigger than the one that we are experiencing today and a much more deadly one. I thought id do tonight is talked briefly about the question everyone has asked me, how did you come up with the idea for the book, a question that you often here. And i will talk a littl
A when i move to boston it was an experience. And as i started looking for a book idea i started looking at the boston subway knowing it was a point in america. One of the things that was interesting as we looked into the history of that and i discovered i had written a true story behind how the subway came to be. But then i was interested when i discovered the same time boston was debating and digging the subway new york was doing the exact same thing. At the same time in the late 1800s both cities were completely overrun by immigrants who had flooded into the city in the second half of the 19th century and really had sort of overrun the cities in the cities were at the time sort of just fingernails of what they are today. Everybody was crammed into just a tiny portion of the city because that was as thou art far out is you could go. If you wanted to get from Downtown Boston to brooklyn it would take you two hours by horse and carriage. Very few people lived out here except for the ex