system usually to be in play this far north. we only have a week or two window of opportunity every year to get this. this is rare. i don t remember anything like this. you may never see this again. let s hope so. just an extreme, extreme weather event. kudos for everybody for taking it seriously, for canceling schools, work, transit. i think that s easily the right call and calling the evacuations. let s get you going with a look at our day plan other this monday morning. we ve got rain which has picked up. moderate rain right now. by noon heavy rains and wind going on there. temperature steady if not falling. right now 53 degrees with moderate rain. we ve got hurricane force wind warnings from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. this is where i think the hurricane center blew it. they thought, you know, past cape hatteras, we won t issue hurricane or tropical storm warnings because we think it s going to be an extra tropical storm. we ll confuse everybody by going to ano
had just taken off but quickly turned around in an attempt to return to the airport. a large number of emergency vehicles have responded to the scene. ten people inside the building are unaccounted for. no word of how many people were on the plane and of course we ll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available and you can follow this on our wusa9.com website. also breaking this afternoon, the longest serving mayor in history has died. thomas menino died after a battle against advanced cancer. he was diagnosed not long after leaving office at the beginning of the year. menino is credited with guiding boston s economy and shaping its skyline during his unprecedented five consecutive terms in office. a nurse from maine has broken her quarantine. officials wanted kaci hickox to stay under house quarantine for 11 more days until the ebola incubation period is over. but she was out and about in public this morning. reporter: caci hickox flew the cool. she broke
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