out of the north at seven miles per hour. you go outside of the city, lots of mid 40 s to the north. temperatures pretty uniform. underneath a deck of clouds that may produce a bit of patchy drizzle. outside of that, it is dry. off to the west, there are showers. these are racing in our direction. they will get in here by the lunch hour. you can see a couple of showers i lunch. they become a little more numerous by the ride home today. temperatures should come up to around 50 degrees by lunchtime. we will top out in the lower 50 s today. another day you will need the wet weather gear. the roads are drying out. good morning, olessa. olessa: not seeing a lot of construction. no troubles here. a little bit of that roadwork is in place, 93 south . some roadwork here as we passed by route 24 as we passed by route 24. we expect the planes in truck the planes and buses to start on time. randy cohen breaking overnight, ramco randy: breaking overnight, two people hurt includ
makes $5.25 an hour plus tips. how did you find him? through some friends of his. i was looking for a guy that is struggling through the economy. that all a suggestion workers of his income status for failing. host: you found them to be typical of minimum wage workers? guest: yes. here is how. he has this difficult situation. he gets off at 1:30 in the morning gets up at 1:30 in the morning to make it in time for a 4:00 in the morning shift. he relies on public transportation. it is not very reliable or quick. he spends a lot of time during the day worrying about losing his job and playing paying his bills. fee eats a candy bar for lunch. these are things that lower income americans worry about more than they used to and more than other americans do. you say low income americans are worrying about this more than they used to, why is that? there are some basic explanations to start with how rough the economy is. we have 11 million people in this country who want to find
there nice and warp. a miracle rescue in the mountains. a missing family survived 48 hours in the remote area. their jeep overturned. the family kept warm by burning the spare tire. it was the work of a lot of people. the community came together. bipartisan budget deal. i see this as an agreement and step in the right direction. mandela s body is lying in state. soldiers carried his casket while people lined the streets to watch the procession. there are accusations the interpreter used for the mandela service may have been a fraud. a foot to foot and a half of snow is possible in buffalo. an attempted robbery in miami early tuesday morning led to a wild and deadly shootout. three officers were wounded and a fourth injured. with the help of god we think you the officers are going to be fine. gm made history naming the first woman to lead the major car company. how s this for an unlike lie catch on a california beach? it s a great white shark. all tha
we heard from the brother of usaamah rahim, who adamantly a couple of days ago stated his mother was shot in the back. that appears to have been disproven by the video by a business nearby. but i don t think we have a good idea of what we re going to hear today from the family. so you refer to the video and that seems to be a sort of argument or debate over what actually is captured on it. we hear that community leaders have seen it as of what we know right now, the family has not. is that right? yeah. i know we know whether or not the family has seen it or they re coming after just having seen it. this is something suffolk county district has done in recent memory in boston. there was a gentleman who shot point-blank a police officer a month or two ago. and they did take the same approach. i think it s a transparent approach and it s an approach specifically designed to put the community at ease and not spark an outcry. so it appears that s what they re doing now and the
Ambassador Anniken Krutnes stopped by the SDPB studio during her visit to the Midwest. We talk about shared values, climate change and "Giants in the Earth."