if you look at new york. boston, london, madrid, paris they have all rebounded pretty quickly and i think isis and al qaeda know that. so they are shifting their strategy like they did in baghdad. and what they are trying to do in iraq because they have lost 45% of their territory. oil prices going from a hundred dollars at least cut in half. they are losing money so much that they are trying to create a civil war between the shias and the sunnis and overseas they are simply trying to disrupt and keep the image out there because they have lost the ability to do big things now because of what's happened to them financially. >> jonas, are they targeting the economy? what do you say? >> indirectly, sure. but i don't think they really know what they are doing at all. i think it is basically a cult trying to recruit member likes a chain letter where the people of the top die and don't get rich. that's base awhat's going on. this list doesn't make any sense if you were -- what about steve --. first of all bill gates mostl

. >>> those same conditions likely to cause airport delays in new york, boston, washington, philadelphiad los angeles. >>> we're learning new details about the murder of a fitness instructor at a church in texas and about her troubled marriage. >> new search warrants reveal that missy bevers, her murder -- her killer may have been tracking her movements on social media and may have used a cell phone to record her final moments. the warrants also indicate evidence of financial and marital problems and at least one possible of a tense standoff outside los angeles. police tossed a smoke device into the car of an attempted murder suspect who led them on a slow speed chase just hours before. the standoff lasted for about two hours causing a traffic nightmare. the smoke device and a police dog finally helped officers 0 take the man into custody. >>> a fedex driver was offered a father seeing citation after he triggered this crash involving at least eight vehicles. they say the truck was weaving in and out of the lane before it struck a car touching off the chain reaction crash. one vehicle cau

. >>> if you're flying fog and showers could cause airport delays in new york, boston and san francisco >>> this morning we're learning some troubling new details about the death of prince. >> law enforcement sources close to the investigation confirm that the painkiller percocet was found in prince's system. both the u.s. attorney and the dea have now joined the investigation as abc news learns the pop singer's inner circle was trying to get him help for an addiction to painkillers. investigator the cause of death. >>> police in texas are investigating a workplace shooting that left two dead. marion williams dismissed from a houston area transportation company stormed into the building shouting that they'd ruined his life and then opened fire. he killed a supervisor and wounded two others before turning the gun on himself. on average there is one deadly workplace shooting every day in this country. >>> some terrifying moments played out in the sky over indonesia yesterday. take a listen. those were people screaming on board this flight that hit sudden and severe turbulence as it prepar

but it says a survey of members found nonstops to new york, boston, chicago, and seattle are high on the wish list. >>> a plane completely powered by the sun took off from mountain view this morning and it's now a couple hours away from landing in phoenix arizona. the solar impulse two is now more than half way to its goal of flying around the world. just after 5:00 this morning the aircraft quietly took off from moffitt field. the trip is expected to take a total of 16 hours because the plane can't fly faster than 50 miles per hour. the plane and crew spent the last week in mountain view while the plane was tuned up. during their stay, pilots had an opportunity to meet with tech companies. >> when you fly three days and two nights in an airplane above an ocean, you arrive, you see the coast, the golden gates, and then you land in the place of innovation. and there were two teslas ready for us for the week. so i tell you that's really welcome. >> the solar impulse has two -- or rather has various cameras positioned inside the cockpit. you can also get a view from outside the plane. t

new york, boston, d.c., chicago, seattle.those are the routes they want to try to get domestically. guys. >> jesse, can the airport handle all of these extra flights? i'm assuming they can. >> reporter: well, yeah, frank, they have the runway capacity, and also they have these new 787s which can have a quicker breaking time, so they don't need the extended runways. that was the problem at sfo. you needed the longer runways, but these new planes can brake properly, you have a lot more room here at san jose. if you have been down here in the past few years the airport looks nothing like it did when i left several years ago. completely different. so they've been making a lot of modifications to this airport. they're ready. >> yeah, hat undergone a complete overhaul. jesse, thank you. jesse gary at san jose international airport. >>> well, delta air lines is changing the way it tracks checked luggage. the airline has developed a $15 million technology that lets you track your bags with an app that uses radio frequency id bag tags

only available in chicago, seattle, new york, boston, portland, l.a. for now. driver caught on camera in an alleged case of road rage in florida. now facing serious charges. wow! witnesses there say it started when the car cut off the motorcyclists in tampa. the driver and the motorcyclist exchanged angry word. what followed is the violent hit-and-run. witness was already recording it all on the phone. >> i knew something was going down. i didn't know that extreme. anywhere that you do that. scott: police arrested the driver farther down the road minutes afterwards. the motorcyclists were hospitalized. time for a check of traffic situation. jamie sullivan has details. jamie: we have a few issues. i want to begin in virginia. 66 heading eastbound before route 110. two lanes are blocked. that is with police activity. yesterday afternoon was nice on most of the street inside the beltway. outside the beltway where we saw the heavy traffic. but today is back to normal. as you outbound on 66, you can see this looks good. that is inbound. this heavy volume heading out

david: also in new york boston , 1200, washington, dc 991, and bay area 960.he wave machine designed by surfing legend kelly slater. carol: could it make the sport mainstream? >> there has been a quest for an artificial wave that was more or less like what the pros experience in the ocean. there have been a lot of tries and there are wave pools around the world, but nothing that fell to professionals. carol: in december, he posts the video on youtube, kelly slater. what was that video? >> he posted a teaser on his instagram feet first, which was him, a shot of this perfect wave, and then it cuts to him looking extremely happy, jumping up and down. you see him on this wave and it is revealed this is an artificial wave. his voiceover says this is the greatest man-made wave ever made. turns out it is his wave. for the last 10 years, he has been working with a company and a team of scientists on a wave that looks like an ocean wave. the surf world immediately celebrated this thing and said , oh, my god, kelly slater has done it. carol: has racked up millions of us

the mosquito in the northern cities, like san francisco, new york, boston, chicago, is called the asiacording to a new study, and new research, this mosquito endemic to us here has shown positive for the zika virus and this is causing a huge scare as it should. >> who is in danger with there is? there's no cure for this but who is vulnerable, how bad does it get? >> i think the scariest thing about the zika virus us so much is unknown. we're kind of for lack of a better description, setting ducks. of course pregnant women, the number one threat. the threat of having microreceively so the virus spreads through the placenta and could attack the nerves and brain. that's they number one threat. but all of us are sunday sippable. sometimes including flu-like symptoms, acued onset fever, rash on the and is and knows, -- the condition lasts to or three weeks. the other big unknown there's disagreement in the scientific commute how long this virus stays in the system. so does it leave after the duration of the virus symptoms or stay in the body for a year or couple years? there's quite the deb

delmarva peninsula up to the northeast, new york, boston. on monday, not a great day.hings will start to improve tuesday. you can see heavy rain in the forecast from the mid-atlantic all the way up towards the northeast. we need the rain. coming on not a great day for it on monday and tuesday. just want to quickly mention, we have the threat for severe storms across the central u.s. our friends in texas and oklahoma up towards kansas. the threat for strong storms including large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes again for much of the texas area. so, not only the threat for severe storms, but flash flooding. this is going to be ongoing not only today but tomorrow up towards the plain states and into tuesday for the rest of the country across the central u.s. and even parts of florida. so, just keep that in mind. of course, we'll be here today and tomorrow, memorial day, to keep you apprised of all the weather situations. back to you, leland and shannon. >> as we've heard, folks in texas don't need any more rain. thanks, janice. >> of course. >>> we want to hea

system that's just moving off the new england coastline wrapping in the cool air from the north and a bit of showery weather from the nation's capital through boston and new york city. as far as the carolinas. otherwise, across the central u.s., lots of sunshine with high pressure in control and nice warming trend across the colorado rockies. going forward over the next 24 hours, you see the cooler weather holding on tight. showery weather through the weekend and yet another cold front diving south. that one not as strong as what we're experiencing now. 57 in new york today. 58 degrees in d.c. raleigh, 63. st. louis, 69. chicago at 61. temperatures starting to go up from here. in the big apple, 70s by next week. the four-day forecast is looking going as well. >>> derek, thank you. new information on the isis attack that killed a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. in iraq. we have that for you next. >>> new this morning, new footage from the intense firefight against isis militants in iraq. the first look at the gun battle that killed a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. who was trying to save a member from an attack. we have jomana karadsheh live with that video. what do we know that killed

now it's coming to 500 starbucks stores across san francisco, l.a., seattle, new york, chicago, boston and portland. >>> all right. let's take a look at the big board right now see how it's doing. not too well. the dow is down about 120 points. >>> in the south bay, a battle over buses. what one company is doing about tech company shuttles taking up parking spaces in residential neighborhoods. >> plus, hitting the market. how much you can expect to pay for this historic bay area mansion. >> what's cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school or camp on the show. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is navel oranges. they are winding down. the season started months ago and around june they start to have every be dry inside in the market. so selection and storage is very important or otherwise, they're not going to be good

and the moisture up i-95, new york to boston, pretty good chance of rain. an t in the great lakes. storms across the plains, including the flood zone, should be dry on the west coast. have a safe and respectful memorial day. >> thanks. >>> back at home, now to the race for president. donald trump appealing to america's veterans. speaking in washington, to the rolling thunder motorcycle group. here's devin dwyer, with the trump campaign in washington. >> reporter: tonight, rolling thunder rumbling through the nation's capital. >> i will say, no matter where i go, rolling thunder. look at all these bikers. do we love the bikers? yes. >> reporter: trump, who got five deferments during the vietnam war, paying tribute to those americans who served. >> we're going to take care of our veterans. we just raised almost $6 million for the vets. >> reporter: but trump's appearance at an event honoring prisoners of war was a stark contrast with his famous comments about former p.o.w. senator, john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't

flying, airport delays are most likely in new orleans, houston, atlanta, charlotte, washington, new york and bostonnext a potential battle brewing over what prince left behind. some of his family members had he had to court in minnesota today to start the lengthy process of dividing his $300 million estate. >> that's because prince died with no known will. meanwhile, there are new questions about his health as abc's eva pilgrim reports. ♪ >> reporter: authorities turning their attention to prince's medication and whether the star died of a drug overdose. sources telling abc news the superstar was getting prescriptions from multiple doctors, authorities have executed a search warrant at his local walgreens but no official word on why he died. toxicology results still week as way. meanwhile, the superstar's family heads to court as they move forward to settle his estate. prince's older brother alfred remembering his little brother. his attorney putting to rest rumors of family disputes. >> with any estate matter, with any family matter, weddings, funerals, emotions, you know, soar. >> reporter: with

. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in miami, new york and boston. >>> it's the morning'sg story, ted cruz has dropped out of the race for the white house. >> it was a big surprise, cruz called it quits last night after a bruising defeat in indiana. losing to donald trump. 52% to 37%. he vowed to fight all the way to the convention but he now says last night's loss leaves him with no viable path to victory. >>> and bernie sanders beat hillary clinton but not putting a dent in her delegate lead. >>> hours before cruz dropped out he found himself in a fierce war of words with trump without citing any proof trump mentioned a bizarre "national enquirer" story that linked his father to the jfk assassination. >> reporter: tom llamas with abc news, how are you? what did you make of donald trump's report? what did you think of that. >> i haven't even seen it but it's ludicrous. it's ludicrous. i was never in new orleans at that time. that's typical of donald trump. >> donald trump is a serial philanderer and he boasts about it. describes his battles with venereal disease as his ow

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showers today new york city to boston if you're flying dwaid. dallas, ft. worth, kansas city and chicago could have a few delays. and i'll change this to say all sunshine all the time. a look at the weekend coming up. but for now, breaking news maybe? >> it is breaking news. breaking news right now. take a look southbound 17 near i-95, all lanes blocked for that crash investigation. fall hill road. river road at seneca, lanes blocked both directions because of a crash with a pole down. take 28 instead. no problems here 270 from frederick down to the spur. i'll see in you ten minutes. >>> there is concern this morning that it took metro a month to publicly report a violent attack on the train. this comes to light as paul wiedefeld is set to appear on capitol hill today to discuss your safety on metro. let's check in with know let group live outside of the glenmont station where the attack happened. >> reporter: yeah, as you head out to metro this morning, no need to worry about this particular suspect. but it does bring up the issue of personal safety. your

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its way up to north carolina and eventually weaken but the showers associated will move up to new york and bostonecting sunshine and dry conditions. even for tomorrow temperatures stay nice and cool at the coastline. here is your forecast at presidio. tomorrow pushing back close to 90 degrees. here's danville. up to 88 by 1:00 but will probably get back into the 90s by 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. the long board surf competition happening in santa cruz. ments it temperatures in the low 70s. i think we may actually manage mid-70s for tomorrow but it's not going to be much further than that. you've got to stay in the instand linland locations. talk about the museum being opening. check out a new movie. those are the cool place that is have air conditioning. otherwise slight cooling. >> don't forget about the national pastime. >> forgot about that. >> anthony, thank you. it is cherry season in the south bay, but it looks like el nino might have tablingen a bite out of this year's crops. growers say they normally produce 8 million boxes of cherries a year. this year it's looking more like 4 millio

look at new york, 63 degrees.rs. boston 61. 61. boston and new york have been last couple of days. and rain and fog and drizzle and the rest of it.d th more of that today. t might be -- we're trying get drt air if here. we might gets peeks or periodspk of sunshine today.unshe to do not put umbrella away as thee ever.ever. (possibility of a shower is bac in the forecast with instabiliti out there later today.od a cold front tomorrow willorroww definitely bring us a round ofr showers and thunderstorms. then saturday i think starts promising but ends with -- whata does it end with allison? >> showers.>> >> showers and storm. s sunday looksho great. g that's our beach day. >> the week afterwards i just i want to see the 5-day with no n rain. >> it gets moody again.in >> i'm having a break down.ing >> i'm going back to the beach. >> take me with you. >> i think ervin already there.r >> i am i wish this traffic t behind me was beach like. >> ♪ >> it's not but we got goodt otg music.musi we have fun beach wear. we havely pam trees.re tucker is on his way to playla beach ball wi m heading

it will bring rain to places like washington, d.c., new york city and boston. so the slow-moving system definitely a welcomed site but you don't always want the rain at once. here at home we'll stay dry with high pressure in control. we will actually have the chance to see our own little bit of rain showers. you can see them trying to pop up across parts of the sierra. nothing huge but you know what that means this time of the year? any kind of thunderstorm activity means the potential for wildfires. we'll see that potential across the high mountains and across the rest of the state with things staying dry. you memorial day forecast for really the entire state is to keep things dry and warm. along the coastline, san francisco down to santa barbara, l.a., san diego, looking at a good amount of 60s and 70s. so that will be the trend this upcoming week. staying cool at the coastline. upper 60s to lower 70s for san francisco. but the hot spot without a doubt is going to be the tri-valley and the south bay with temperatures in the 80s and 90s all the way through nex

moving up the east coast, along i-95, by tomorrow morning, from new york city to boston. storms across the plains, and nice weather out west. have a safe and respectful memorial day. tom? >> same to you, rob. >>> back at home, now to the race for president. donald trump appealing to america's veterans. trump today speaking in washington, at the rolling thunder motorcycle group. with one of the nation's most famous war vets saying he owes them an apology. here's devin dwyer, with the trump campaign in washington. >> reporter: tonight, rolling thunder rumbling through the nation's capital. >> i will say, no matter where i go, rolling thunder. look at all these bikers. do we love the bikers? yes. >> reporter: trump, who got five deferments during the vietnam war, paying tribute to those americans who served. >> we're going to take care of our veterans. we just raised almost $6 million for the vets. >> reporter: but trump's appearance at an event honoring prisoners of war was a stark contrast with his famous comments about former p.o.w. senator john mccain. >> he's not a war

. >> amtrak has a spy-speed train from washington to new york and boston favored by the media elitist called the acela so the media bestowed that name on the five-state northeastern primary and some anchors found it a tad challenging. >> was build as the acela primary. >> what's billed as aslay, is that how you say it. >> >> what's billed as the aslay primary. >> the acela primaries. >> the acela primary. >> the aksccelerated primary, i it acela train, melissa? >> yes. >> what some are calling the acela primary. >> what some are calling the -- the acela primary. >> okay. anyway. >> what a train wreck. all right. maybe amtrak should have picked an easier name to pronounce but maybe all the media should have looked it up. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. like our facebook page, send us questions there. mediabuzz@foxnews.com and i'll respond on twitter @howardkurtz. back here next sunday. hope you'll join us then fo >>> an epic showdown months in the making is about to rock america's heartland. i'm patti ann browne. this is "the fox report." the stage is indi

. >> amtrak has a high speed train from washington, dc, to new york, to boston favored by the media calls, and that was on tuesday but it was found a bit challenging. >> what is called the ace primary, or acela, for what is called the acela primary, or the accelerated primary. all the asole that primary. >> what are calling the a-cello primary i. >> or a train wreck. >> make the anchors should have hit the brakes and looked it up because no one could pronounce "acela." >> we are back here next sunday and we hope you will join us then, for the latest buzz. >> how close is donald trump to wrapping up the republican nomination? today, the g.o.p. frontrunner, only on fox news sunday. >> i consider myself the nominee, absolutely. >> can he bring the party together? >> the biggest senators, the biggest congress, we have unbelievable support. >> trump one-on-one in a fox news sunday exclusive. >> ted cruz make as series of dramatic moves before this week's primary in indiana. it could be make or break. >> there is nothing that

was once again the topic of conversation, mayor kansaiing he plans to visit new york mayors and other mayors in new york and bostonmably before next year. he said before he felt he needed to go to the united states before 2017 in case there is a trump presidency next year. also today, he said he felt a duty to call out trump on some of his policies including the proposed muslim ban. he does not deny there's a problem with radicalization but he wants to be and should be part of the solution, sadiq khan. he definitely has other leaders on his side. the mayor of paris visited london yesterday. she was asked about trump as well. she did not hold back. >> reporter: is that okay for sadiq khan? >> it is stupid, very stupid. we are seeing the example, all the people, muslim, catholic, i am catholic, you know, and we are in the life. we are in our mission. mr. trump is so stupid, my god, my god. >> it continues on yet again today, sadiqhan saying he is proof you can be muslim and proof the two are not incompatible. >> it would make an interesting visit to europe before the election as we know other candidates have done in

l.a., san francisco, new york boston that kind of route. basically hour-to-hour 1/2 flight. here is great news. about same price flying commercial, maybe 40 bucks more. we're targetting 40, $50 more than walkup commercial fare. l.a. to san francisco, 300 bucks. l.a. to vegas for $230 each way. that is where the fares will top out. but we've got them as low as $107 if you purchase in advance. we have fare sale right now, l.a. to burbank for$7 on jet suite x. we're very comparable. you're with 20 other people. you can't show up late. you show up late give me $7,000 we'll wait for you but of course we won't. neil: throw in pretzels and potato chips? no deal. >> free booze. whatever you like up to two drinks. neil: there you go. very mixed up. watch this, folks because this is a trend, catching steam and if those long lines and all the nonsense that's leading to it. so gather 29 of your closest friends or not so friends, get on a plane and fly with a commercial. anyway. you know obviously if you have the wherewithal to fly commercial, put up with these headaches to even think of

speaking of the rainmaker, and that persistent area of low pressure, now plaguing new york and boston, as it has been slowly spinning up the coast, but far enough away that the only clouds we're seeing here are just across portions of northeastern delaware, and across new jersey. so, there is the center of the area of low pressure, you saw the arrow there, great night for baseball, nationals will be taking on the mets, 67 05 pitch. by 6 inning, 7, a you don't need the jackets even at ten, 73. by the way tomorrow is weather day, x out there for the 1 game. one dollar of every ticket purchased will go to leukemia and lymphoma society. we would sure love to meet you out there. hey, let's take selfie together and enjoy the nice weather. meanwhile overnight, only falling to about 64 mild, our wednesday will start on warm note. fox news morning will be down live at the stadium, i'll be down there joining tucker and everybody else from the weather department, early on, so, we're excited that it will even be a warmer day, take your sunscreen if you're headed out and joining us at the game, of

and land ports in the united states and mexico so what happens you think of the ports like new york and boston, these communities exist along the highway that goes throughout the continent, like the concrete mississippi. >> it could be conceived as that because the amount of trade goes through his tremendous. so we are talking about gateway communities that exist and one of the things that of course is everyday commerce is illicit trade so i tried to look at what that means to the people who find their communities becoming the crossroads of illicit trade and not just things they are trying to do to save money but also it invites outsiders to use it as a place to traffic so there is basically interplay between the locals that are trying to survive a and this place that's also the place outsiders coming and as well as the government coming in to police it because you have a place that is already policed and monitored and that's the story i try to tell over the 100 year period. >> in your book "the coyote's bicycle," and intriguing title, talk about how you stumbled across this story. >> you are

it's like flying from new york to boston.ley's boyfriend, aki ukawa, was aboard. >> aki was a banker. he was traveling on business that day. it was a very humid, hot, japanese summer day. from the moment i opened my eyes that day, and aki did, too, there was a hint of something wrong, which i can't explain. >> also on board, takashi's sister, sumako. >> translator: she did tell me that she's going to tokyo, but i said to her, it's dangerous to fly. she told me, don't worry, brother, i've already bought a ticket. >> you're looking at footage of the actual plane involved in this crash, taking off on its final ill-fated flight. 6:12 p.m., everything seems normal as jal 123 lifts off and climbs out. but suddenly, 12 minutes into the flight, there's a problem. >> they were in the middle 20,000 feet, which is where airplanes experience the most pressure on the vessel itself. at that point, they received a door warning, that a door was ajar, which turned out not to be the case. >> we've already seen how an airplane's fuselage expand

now nitro brew is coming to 500 star bucks stores all across seattle, new york, chicago, boston, losngeles, san francisco and, portland. >>> well, beer isn't just for boys, i think a lot have people know. that high heel brewing is a craft beer company that is targeting women. their beers like the sling back perry ale and too hot to handle. it shows women consume 32 percent of craft beer. >>> it is often embarrassing and we really cannot control it that redness that appears on our face when we blush. >> that brings us to tonight's good question, submitted by barbara. she wondered why do we blush. do you know what makes us blush or why? >> when you are embarrassed about something, what happens. >> i turn red. >> panic mode. >> you are not supposed to hold your breath when you are lifting weights because that will dilate your face and it will explode. >> nicole answers a very good question tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> by the way, if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question and tweet us using #cbs-3 good question. we are back with kate's forecast, in

all the way up through new york and boston you also have wet conditions.ome delays developing as we go later into the morning butter but tam this shoe out of philadelphia over the next couple days. >> thank you david. >>> a new study finds age is a key factor in how a major decision is made when it comes to concussion and student athletes. >>> the study involved more than 200 teens at the youth high school and college level. researchers found 10 percent of youth football players were more likely to return to the field less than a day after suffering a concussion than players in high school and college. they note that the more lacks reaction may be because younger kids may struggle to describe their symptoms which would help adults to gauge their seriousness. health effects from concussions may not always show up right away. >> the phillies six game winning streak is over. the phillies took a three to nothing lead into the third inning against the cardinals last night. freddie galvez drove in two runs with bases loaded double to left. jeremy hellickson gave

new york city. sixty-four, sunny, beautiful in the boston. in the 07's in places like albany, new york. very mild day just on the other side of this bank of cloud. heading through future weather we can see scattered showers tonight. maybe sunshine break go through tomorrow from the city on north and then we have another threat for thunderstorms on friday and we are in the general risk for severe weather as we finish out the week. lets look at what to expect rainfall chances, 10 percent tomorrow with a shower. 80 percent friday. saturday another chance for rain half and half there and 0 y back to the good stuff. tomorrow partly sunny nice and warm. 76 degrees. not the most sunny day we have ever seen but your three day forecast does keep it the in the 70's. friday shower and thunderstorm. watch for late day thunderstorm on saturday as well. we will if the into more timing for the weekend coming up in a couple of minutes. >> see you then. >> gray is the theme right now. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. >>> a special lunch for special group of people, delaware county hosted its annual lunch in tod

definitely check ahead for new york and boston.ds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour and a little precipitation coming through as well. some of that believe it or not in the form of snow later tonight across the adirondacks, the green mountains of vermont and white mountains of new hampshire getting whiter. we're talking minor accumulation. the severe threat, we're watching out for storms, damaging winds, hail, the possibility here in eastern new mexico, parts of texas as well swell. denver's high getting up to 64. brand-new system coming into the pacific northwest. that means rain showers for seattle and portland. that will keep your temperatures into the low 60s. but otherwise we're warm and dry once we get rid of that may gray, that low-level cloud deck in the morning, we will see sunshine. los angeles, san diego, enjoy it. hot stuff down towards miami with the chance of a pop-up storm for you with highs near 90 degrees. and that's a look at your national weather. >> all right, kelly cass for us from the weather channel, thank

boston in general. i was in silicon valley covering technology. it is the center of the tech hub, with new yorkn second. where is boston? >> number two in the percentage of tech workers in america. there is a lot of great things happening with the great ecosystem, innovative economy. we areoften wonder where right now. downtown boston, 35 percent of office space is tech companies. greate a lot of innovation and startup companies. we have 25 universities in the city and 75 in the greater boston area. we have a lot of brainpower. million in incentive packages, how will you know if it was worth it? >> is already worth it. when you think of ge moving their global headquarters to the city of boston, we are seeing the benefits and results. it is incredible. the chatter in our city of the companies here and wanting to stay here when they are grounded here. we have a lot of startups, and people say why do we want to leave the city when we have companies like general electric coming in every day? general electric is such a big win for the city. when we have conversations about moving forward, and it was

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