including the new england colonies. through such means, more per could redefine thest so-called black and indian problems as southern and western exceptions. to an otherwise inspiring national heritage. who they sanitize the history of new england. and then they newewhe england, e model for the rest of the united states. who what i am staying here is that though americans eventually assumed that the thanksgiving holiday had been associated with pilgrims and indians, since 1621, that tradition was a product of white-hot dissent in the 19th century. particularly yankees. they were asserting their cultural authority over european immigrants, americans of color, and other regions of the united states. this invention, became traditi tradition. by the early 20th century. as it remains to note, and those small degree, because american schools hold annual thanksgiving pageants. in which students dress up as pilgrims and indians to reenact the first thanksgiving. i will had met, i myself remember participating in such a performa

including the new england colonies. through such means, north easterners could redefine the so-called black and indian problems as southern and western exceptions to an otherwise inspiring national heritage. so they sanitize the history of new england and then make new england the model for the rest of the united states. what i'm saying here is that though americans eventually assume that thanksgiving holiday had been associated with pilgrims and indians some 1621 that tradition was a product of white protestants in the 19th century particularly yankees starting their cultural authority over european immigrants, americans of color and other regions of the united states. this invention became tradition by the early 20th century. and it has remained so in no small degree because american schools hold annual thanksgiving pageants in which students dress up as pilgrims and indians to reenact the first thanksgiving. ..... to identify with english colonists, designed to get me to identify with the english. leaving indians out

england and then make new england the model for the rest of the united states. so what i am saying here is though in americans eventually assumed the thanksgiving holiday had been associated with pilgrims and indians in 1721, that tradition was a product of white protestants in the 19th century, particularly yankees asserting their cultural authority over european immigrants, americans of color and other regions of the united states. this invention became tradition by the early 20th century. and it has remained so in no small degree because american schools hold annual thanksgiving pageant in which students dress up as pilgrims and indians to reenact the first thanksgiving. i myself remember participating in such a performance in which we saying that is i won't impose my singing on you, in which we saying my country is of thees we praised america as a sweet land of liberty and the pilgrims as my father's, my father's. the point of this exercise was to have a diverse group of schoolchildren learn about who we as americans are. or at least who we are supposed to b

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hampshire and new england. if you know anyone affiliate with any of them you should thank them for this wonderful, wonderful public service they provide here. 2019 has been an incredible year for the new england council and with a few more events in store before the years in. i believe we over 70 events here this year and all six single state and in washington with the governors and the congressman and senators, president of candidates and cabinet secretaries. we even had the speaker of the british comments, house of commons speak at the new england council. we haven't taken off the gas pedal. next week we host congressional roundtable in boston. the evening of tuesday december 3 we hope you will join us for our annual holiday celebration at the kennedy institute for the united states senate. needless to say it's a wonderful, wonderful evening. we promise it will be worth the drive here from new hampshire. our final d.c. event of the will be held in december 10 in washington where we'll host congressman stephen

hampshire and new england. if you know anyone affiliate with any of them you should thank them for this wonderful, wonderful public service they provide here. 2019 has been an incredible year for the new england council and we have a few more events in store before the year's end. i believe we over 70 events here this year and all six single state and in washington with the governors and the congressman and senators, president of -- presidential candidates and cabinet secretaries. we even had the speaker of the commons speak at the new england british council. we haven't taken our foot off the gas pedal. next week we host congressional roundtable in boston. with congressman bill keating and congresswoman katherine clark on the evening of tuesday, december 3. we hope you will join us for our annual holiday celebration at the kennedy institute for the united states senate. needless to say it's a wonderful, wonderful evening. i promise it will be worth the drive here from new hampshire. our final d.c. event of the

again, there is not a lot of icy weather in areas of new england. but the freezing drizzle overnight, make sure when you walk outside, double check the sidewalk to make sure it is not too slick and you might have to did a little bit of scraping on the windshield, too. sunny and warm in the middle of the country. here is where the pattern changes this week, this storm on tuesday will dive down, we are going to get a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit of rainfall from los angeles down to san diego, and then we start to see the storm getting a little bit bigger with snow in the intermountain west. and we warm up in the east as we go throughout thursday. and then by friday, the rain arrives again, with a little bit of rain and snow in northern new england, too, on friday. so we're not going to see a lot of horrible weather for anyone traveling this week but just warm in the east and here in the west, you are getting away with shorts and t-shirt force another couple of days. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead the president ties the state of the econom

there were three of us in new england that were 30 or younger. he was out in 78. i have two years. >> you don't agree -- we know you retired 3 or 4 years ago. >> he asked me to come down and see him was when he went to work he came up with the idea of a computerized corporate division, we were the first state agency, to make it a model for the rest of the country. whenever he calls me to do something i am there. >> i get them to call you, he can tell you a few things. . if you wish to have your middle initial on the ballot q2 some candidates do and some candidates don't when you are on a ballot in massachusetts you will remember to show up. >> you can let us know. okay. you have to say okay. and do -- >> what q2 [laughter] >> since 1980. here we go. and the exact wording from the u.s. constitution, this was put in and we did this because of an issue about whether candidates have that or just the language. we had a person who filed one who within an hour someone came in, that person was an injection. >> don't tell me. >> he admitted it right away and he said i didn

all of northern new england, central new england, and the deal is temperatures are close to freezing in many areas. we have a light freezing drizzle out there. it's not everywhere. if you're a little warmer, it's just wet roads. if not we have icy conditions. it's hit and miss. we're worried about the bridges, the sidewalks, especially, some of the colder victalley areas, especially for the kids. this is the big ocean storm still off the coast. that's what's giving the drizzle. a second storm behind the ohio valley. this will bring a rainy period this evening from d.c. through philly, through new york and up into new england tonight, and that will be in the form of a little bit of snow. here's how it's going to play out. light drizzle or freezing rain in new england. then as i mentioned, this evening, this little batch of rain will sneak up by 6:00 p.m. over the top of the richmond area. light showers around new york and philadelphia. a steadier rain overnight. by the time we wake up tomorrow morning, that rain will be mixed with snow from areas through the capital district through n

it is not the new england patriots. the ravens beat the pats 37-20, on sunday night, led by lamar jackson. baltimore rushed four, more than 200 yards against new england. the biggest play may have come here on defense. a 70-yard fumble return for a touchdown by marlon mhumphrey. the only undefeated team standing is the niners. >>> the nationals will visit the white house today. at last one player will not be there. the story, next. >>> officials in northern california asking for the public's health looking for escaped murder suspects. the two were being held on unrelated murder charges. details on how the pair escaped weren't released. but authorities say they are investigating. deputies say the men should be considered stageous. >>> some awe-inspiring aerial fire video from southern california this morning. the footage tweeted out by the ventura county fire department showed what it was like to fight a fire at night. it requires special training, skills and technology. this is the maria fire, that is covering 75,000 ac

>> reporter: nine of the new england patriots hit with the flu this week. most sent home from wednesday's practice, including five starters. >> we just had guys came in, you look in their eyes and you could tell, they were just out of it. >> reporter: massachusetts among six states battling widespread influenza activity, as the virus continues to spread. flu season came early this year. its earliest start in the last decade. but the center for disease control says it's not an indication of how severe or how long flu season will be. the patriots now taking precautions to protect its healthy players. and encouraging them to speak up, instead of fighting through it if they feel ill. tonight, four of those players still unable to practice. this is a reminder, it's not too late to get vaccinated. the cdc says getting a flu shot is the best way to prevent the virus and its potentially serious complications. tom? >> always a good reminder. all right, kaylee, thank you. >>> when we come back, the death toll spike in new violent clashes between police and protesters

snow fell from the great lakes to new england. the entire state of michigan saw snowy weather this week. the national weather service said some areas reported 30 inches of snow. the snow and ice made for treacherous travel conditions. yesterday, slick roads caused a 50-car pileup near youngstown, ohio. two people were critically injured. the arctic cold surge is expected to shatter hundreds of mid-november records. chief meteorologist kate bylow of our philadelphia station, kyw, will tell us how long this cold snap will last. >>> in the wake of a very strong arctic cold front, the rain and snow has moved out. the cold has moved in and bitter windchills to start our morning. take a look at morning temperatures from new england all the way into texas. temperatures well below the average, 19 to start in little rock, 17 in st. louis, 20 in nashville, 25 in philadelphia, and 22 in boston. and that doesn't even take into account these very strong winds bringing in that cold canadian air. so early wednesday morning, we're talking windchi

. >> reporter: snow fell in new england and upstate new york inm behind the storm another round of arctic air with temperatures below zero near chicago. and freezing temperatures are now expected as far south as the gulf coast. >> i think no matter what, you will all notice the cold though. 25, the feels like in houston, 7 below for des moines and here in new york city by wednesday morning it will feel like 15. >> reporter: at least four deaths have been blamed on the kansas s travel conditions. >> an unbelievable situation here. somebody trapped in this car that almost went over the edge. off ighsl m eyairt s inrescued >> were gngo ip was defini1,500 flhtnaonwide. we'll take a closer look at the forecast in less than five minutes. >>> now to the other big story overnight, former president jimmy carter is now back in the hospital. he's suffering from pressure on his brain. abc's elizabeth hur is here with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: mona, good morning. another health scare for former president jimmy carter has him waking up in the hospital for surgery scheduled for l

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dedicated to old school new england-style candle pin bowling. the holy rollers, a crowd of septuagenarians who grew up in shellburn and plan, and this is a reasonable expectation, to kick my ass. they've been playing here since the '50s. >> woman: i was never allowed to come near the bowling alley. >> anthony: really? this was a den of inequity? >> woman: this was -- my aunt did not think this was a good idea. >> anthony: oh, man. it's a tiny little ball. this looks really hard. all right. [ cheering ] >> woman: it's very different, shellburn falls. i grew up here. very different. people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> man: when i grew up in greenfield, everybody had jobs. i worked from the time i was 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? stand on the corner, i would probably get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> anthony: yes, it used to be a very di

campaign 2020 covered from new england college in henniker on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] conversations] >> i need a thirdhand. [indistinct conversations] >> we are standing by for a campaign event in new hampshire, where presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar is at new england college in henniker, she will be holding a town hall meeting, speaking with voters and answering their questions. conversations]

the new england patriots are new england on a huge game from quarterback lamar jackson. baltimore struck first and never looked back. down 1, the patriots finally found the end zone in the second tom brady connecting with mohamed sanu new england would cut the lead to just four and then julian edelman would get stripped and marlon humphrey takes it back all the way back 70 yards it did not get better from there for brady and company. the ravens win it 37-20. as the patriots got their first loss, the dolphins got their first win. miami quarterback ryan fitzpatrick finding some of that old fitz magic with three touchdowns. the dolphins win a game to beat the jets 26-18 now to kansas city the chiefs star quarterback patrick mahomes he's still out with a knee injury but the ground game getting th damian williams taking it all the way to the house nfl so far this year. minnesota would take the lead on a dagger throw from kirk cousins to matt moore.s ft on the clock the chiefs, underdogs at home, win the game on this kick here. 44 yards 26-23. up to seattle where russell wilso

there were three of us in new england [inaudible] you know he retired four years ago. he asked me to come down and what happened when he went to work he came up with the idea of the corporate positions we were the first state agency basically to take the model for the rest of the country. whenever he calls me for something, i'm there. he can tell you a few things. [inaudible] [laughter] do you wish to have your middle initial on the ballot? some candidates do and some candidates don't. you can let us know later. [inaudible] [inaudible] he was called. so there was the [inaudible] so in the future years if somebody wants to see whether the candidate was thinking at the time they filed. you can find a place. [inaudible] i hopes for everyone everywhere.

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there are pitcher of what they look like and so, in 75, there was an attempt to new england, and a change new hampshire law. [inaudible conversation] i told mayor pete and the vice president, one week after indiana, the same day as minnesota, he gave it up and move this may in minnesota did that in 1920. [inaudible conversation] we had it for 50 years but we still have it, one by one we get rid of the primary but the sequel here wanted to keep her here and so that's helped. >> [background sounds] >> is the only one whose life. the was legislation, and 75 and said if we had to do the primary like in massachusetts, and 72, if you change the two by moving it up by a week. [background sounds] [inaudible conversation] in the first language has to be that the government, and they no of veto that because the governor will be is it too tempted to use it for their advantage. [applause] [laughter] so the government said no and the legislature often,. [inaudible conversation] >> i served. we staff meetings in his office and there were three of us there were 30 or younger. so we all had a meeting. is

we could get another round of snow later on tonight through northern new england especially. not a lot. 1 to 2 inches. areas of maine could get 3 tm hn this week. there's all that cool, chilly cloudy weather in areas in the northeast. that ice accumulation forecast, not a big deal but sometimes that little glaze can be slippery. >> can get dangerous real quick. >>> in today's quick hits, warner bros. "joker" is the first r-rated movie in history to earn over $1 billion at the box > the first over bushicon m total up to $700,000 with custom features. >>> the rubicks becu world championship, tested three parts. . and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. home instead senior care. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion,♪ ♪upset stomac

hundreds of record lows could be shattered, from the deep south to new england. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, november 12th. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. it's 11:00 a.m. in jerusalem. we start with closed-door hearings, one more day until public testimony begins in the probe. aides describing with remarkable consistency, the white house acting directly on its own, to withhold $400 million in aid to ukraine. some of the notable testimony, the freeze raising alarm at the nothing and in kiev. worries the trump administration would change its foreign policy to suit domestic politics and concern from national security secretary john bolton over the ukraine policy. >> two officials say the aid was frozen after it was said in july. the aid could not have been used as leverage. we learn that military support to ukraine had been withhold before, by then-budget director mick mulvaney to avoid upsetting the russians. as for what to expec

new england as well, and moderate snow just north of new york city all the way back into western new york, and pennsylvania first major snow >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. dry weather continues for the bay area. we're starting out with cool temperatures that warms up nicely today with highs in the upper 70s, even a few low 80s inland. and over the next several days, no changes as we see cool mornings and warm afternoons. a lot more sun in the forecast and for the weekend, we're looking at highs inland in the mid-70s, while san francisco will mostly stay in the upper 60s and low 70s. and upper 40s to start each day. >>> and that's your latest weather. craig. >>> mr. roker, thank you, we have an amazing story after the break, guys. it's about the widow of a fallen new york city police officer who ran sunday's marathon in his honor. her emotional journey both on the course and off the course. we'll have that for you right after this after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should c

so in 1975, it happened in new england, and he was the one songed new hampshire law this is the centennial. be today, theot indiana,ident both in back to indiana, it is the same story in minnesota. minnesota got rid of it and indiana so we were standing alone. we had it for 50 years, it wasn't really significant. but we still have it. there are other states, one by one would get rid of the primary. they would get rid of it, but the people here wanted to keep it, and that is why it changed in a lot of places. are you doing anything to commemorate the centennial? he is the only one alive that actually did the work. it was legislation that said if we have to have the primary on the day other than the town meeting in massachusetts, we had in 1972, we had to change the town meeting by moving it up a week. after 1972, people didn't want to potentially keep moving it up. it is still in the law, the primary shall be on our traditional town meeting, unless, in order to preserve the tradition, it had to be moved up. and the first language had it be the governor, because the governor would set the da

snowfalls from 4 inches to 8 feet to the great lakes to new england and airport delays will be a big problem as well, lester, right through wednesday. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> battle lines are drawn tonight as house democrats prepare to begin public hearings on impeachment this week the shadow of the impeachment showdown even following president trump on his veterans day travels here's hallie jackson with that. >> reporter: even honoring the nation's veterans in new york, president trump cannot escape what was literally looming over him. impeachment, as those hearings go public this week. out from behind closed doors, three career diplomats whose testimony appears to connect the dots of a quid pro quo, that prlt looked to trade military aid to ukraine for political help investigating joe biden and the 2016 election one democratic source predicting a blockbuster, with the president's critics hoping the hearing gets the public on their stride the strategy, lose the latin. >> quid pro quo is one of those things to muddy the works. when you're trying to persuade the american femm

inland areas are going to see upwards of half a foot to a foot of snow in sections of new england. this is the map. already seeing slowdowns for new york, boston, syracuse, and back to cleveland. >> that's just the beginning. what's after that? >> well, we've got storm two and storm three. we go out west and look at the rockies. that storm system beginning to push all the way toward the midwest. again, tuesday and wednesday, big travel days, anloportover the next several days. there's that storm as it makes its way east. more snow, more travel delays, and the third storm makes its way tuesday into wednesday from seattle all the way down to new mexico that's as this travel week really gets into high gear, and we're also watching thanksgiving day for high winds which could affect the nation's biggest thanksgiving day parade >> three storms. dave price, thank you very much. >>> now on to the political storm in washington, and new details emerging in the ongoing impeachment inquiry. documents just released show contact between president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani and secre

a couple of trouble spots in new england. the new york state threw wuway,s of heavy rain, sleet and freeing rain in spots. we're seeing snow throughout the c catskills. here is the timing on all of this the higher elevations especially the adirondacks and the berkshires we're done central new england this afternoon this isn't a big snow event, but a highest of elevations could ges top a lot of the roads remain wet. accumulation on the trees and the cars the exceptio if you want great weather today, florida's looking great so is texas, san antonio to dallas, mid-70s. if we're goingve a damaging weather in the next co o up. >> coming up next. thanks, bill. >>> in in kylie cosmetics for a whopping $600 million. this gives cover girl and other beauty brands 5i 1% stake in the company. >> incredible. >>> taylor swift has been given permission to perform her older hit songs at sunday's american music awards after a reversal from her former record label. >>> remember this gown princess di wore to a white house dinner when she danced

overnight, several new england patriots players missing practice. what forced them including five stars to sit out and stay home. >>> new this half hour, jump starting your black friday shopping. >> how bagging some of the biggest deals this holiday weekend does not have to involve braving those crowds. we'll show you the door buster deals already under way. >>> and consider it a thanksgiving miracle. one major girl group is announcing a reunion of the decade. but who is it? we'll let you know ahead in "the skinny." oh, all these girl groups, which one is it? so many things to be thankful for on this thanksgiving day, november 28th. >>> okay, all of those girl -- first off, when i started reading that tease and i saw spice girls i was like, wait a minute, i don't remember this story, i'm excited. then i saw destiny's child. a lot to be excited about. >> it's overwhelming and we're going to let you know. >> it's coming up. happy thanksgiving. we're thankful to have will reeve this morning. >> hello. >> hello. >> good to be here. >> it's all empty thi

we're talking about the possibility of some very heavy snow in interior new england savannah, we'll have more details tomorrow morning on "today." savannah. >> thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt for two murder suspects after a jailbreak. authorities in california revealing details late today on a daring and brazen escape here is nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt and a mystery. >> bol for escaped prisoner from county jail. >> reporter: how did two accused murders awaiting trial escape from this california jail? >> to the right with six windows, on the other side of the wall they worked on the escape. >> reporter: the manhunt for the 21-year-olds began sunday morning after they were discovered missing during a cell check. >> subjects should be on foot wearing an orange and white jump suit. >> reporter: a space big enough to crawl outside the door. >> once they were able to compromise and get through the door, they were able to leave the monterey county jail and the grounds. >> reporter: authorities warning the community posting escape from monterrey county jail. both were

there will be some snow to start the day across new england. bigger story, the powerful winds across the area, could be talking gusts up to 50 miles per hour, unfortunately, impacting that macy's thanksgiving day parade. yet another storm making its way in across california, bringing heavy rainfall, especially along the coast of southern california, one to two inches expected. you get into the mountains around arizona, flagstaff, one to two feet of snow expected with that, and even out ahead of it, we've got a surge of some moisture bringing some rain and even some icy spots as you make your way northward into the central plains. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, a new warning about counterfeit cash that looks just like the real thing. we'll see if you can spot the difference. >>> and also ahead, a major drug trafficking bust allegedly involving workers at u.p.s. >>> plus, the shocking moment a child falls out of a moving van onto the street. >>> we're back with new details on this helicopter rescue that went horribly

saturday evening, heavy rain into the mid-atlantic region looks like the heaviest rain in new england as we go through saturday night and into the morning. windy, tootexas, but late-day rn moving into areas like dallas and also watching temperatures dropping in places like north texas. travel impact right through the thanksgiving week. we'll have more details coming up. >> man, that is just going to be a mess for these travellers. all right, bill, thank you. >>> fast forwarding into thursday, tesla is set to unveil its long awaited pickup truck known as the cyber truck at an event in l.a elon musk says he drewll award his first national medal of arts at the white house >> carolyn maloney of new york has been elected to replace the late elijah cummings as house oversight committee chair. we'll be right back. try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. (laughs) make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digest

we are on our way to christchurch, new england against dutch great britain against new zealand. straight after that match, tonga caused a huge upset in auckland beating the world champions australia. the tongans came back from six points down at half time to claim a 16—12 victory. it is australia's first defeat to a side other than new zealand, england, or great britain since losing to france in 1978. lewis hamilton should win his sixth world title tomorrow. it's the us grand prix and final practise is under way in austin, texas. hamilton, only needs to finish eighth in the race but might not even need that if his mercedes teamate valterri bottas slips up. he was quickest in second practise, but is fifth fastest in third practice at the moment with a few minutes to go. he's got a great record at the circuit, he's won five of seven races there. and you can follow qualifying on the bbc sport website and bbc radio 5live sports extra — that gets under way at 5—9pm. a huge weekend for irish hockey — as the women's side look to qualify for the olympics for the first time. the

england into sunday evening and up and down the east coast, it is going to be a travel nightmare with the heavy rain. we could see six to 12 inches of snow through the northern plains and upper midwest and perhaps a half a foot of snow across new england. >> dillon, thank you very much. >> dylan, thank you very much. >> dylan, thank you very much.>> dylan, thank you very much. >>> also breaking tonight, a surprise overseas trip by president trump. the commander in chief secretly flying to afghanistan to celebrate thanksgiving with u.s. troops and hile ng an unexpected there. icommander in chief. everyone? we love them. we love them. >> reporter: president trump making his first visit to afghanistan today after a secret 13-hour more than 8,000 mile overnight flight to the conflict zone. today serving up thanksgiving turkey and trimmings. to troops at the air field alongside joint chief's chairman. hundreds of service members gathered in a hanger to see the president. >> there is nowhere i'd rather celebrate this thanksgiving than right here with the toughest, strongest, best and braves

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his father moved there from northwestern new england. while he was there, he met a young woman. they ran away to jersey city, new jersey to get married. like a lot of young folks, they moved west to make their fame and fortune. they ended up in laramie, wyoming. the family had been living in memphis, tennessee. he decided to move the family to california. the way he thought he would get to california is, he had a dry goods store in memphis. he sold all of the stuff. got freight cars. as the union pacific was built across the great plains, he followed along and had a ruling dry goods store. -- a rolling dry goods store. he learned that the union pacific railroad is going to have a facility in what would become laramie, wyoming. there was nothing here at the time. he came here before the railroad in february of 1868. he built a building in what is now downtown laramie. the railroad arrived in may. along with his wife and adopted daughter. as i said earlier, they ran the dry goods store for three years. then he started his banking career. eventually, -- let me say this. astute merc

more than 10 million people in new england are under a winter weather advisory. here's meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> the energies here come together in late night tuesday. that's when we have elements. the incoming front here, not impressive to this hour. the models suggest across the metro cities in the northeast and work your way into the interior portion of new england and transitions from a wintry mix into snowshowers. and you have to go north to burlington, to northern maine, that's where the snow will accumulate. a uniform trend of temperatures in the 40s. generally between 40 and 45 degrees over the next couple of days. and hit additional reinforcing shots of colder air in the northern states. toward the south, a milder trend begins to develop. chicago climbs out of the 30s and stays in the 40s. gets to 50 or so degrees later in the week. and new york city, remains between 45 and 55 this week. we'll call it a cool week across the midwest and northeast. >>> the ravens put a beatdown on the texans on what was supposed to be the match-up of the weekend. p

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