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north of the mass pike and the new york state freeway up around albany and burlington and maine and bangord have a significant snowstorm for you. the timing of it even from boston wednesday looks to be kind of a wintry mess for you. and then getting colder into snow. 25 degrees this time of year for a high during the daylight hours? it's a very cold day by march standards and what you'll deal with in boston. as far as the rest of the country goes, doesn't look like the storm will cause too much trouble with the exception of snow in montana and idaho and into montana. you're watching "morning joe." ♪ ♪ bring it home yeah bring it home ♪ (knochello? hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. that's hilarious. sorry. you shoulda taken it to midas. get some of that midas touch. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what stuff can wait. next time i'm going to midas. high-five! arg! i did not see that coming. trust the midas touch. for brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) ameriprise asked people a simple question: in

it's only about an hour from bangor, or three and a half hours from portland one of the largest islandsouthwest harbor and tremont. most places remember bar harbor the cruise lines go there during the summer. the real key is acadia national park. >> it's beautiful. >> one of the smallest national parks at 41,000 acres, but it's beautiful. you don't have to go in the summer. go april, may, september. the real magic months when it's unkroed uncrowded. >> i feel relaxed looking at the pictures. >> great hiking, great cross country skiing. >> the barrier islands across georgia. >> when people think of barrier island in the south, you think of hilton head off the coast of south carolina, but we have four islands off the coast of georgia. we have the sea island little st. simon's island and jekyll island. these are small barrier islands that have tremendous beauty. in fact 400,000 acres of marshland. it is absolutely gorgeous. if you like golf there are many courses that are great. it's all family-friendly. even though it was once the getaway of the rich and famous affordable accommodations n

snowfall amounts, looking for another 10 inches, eastport and maine, bangor, 4, look at plymouth, about 4 inches. but as dylan was talking about. these are the wind streams. and these are going to be sustained wind gusts. 36 in new york. wind gust of 48 miles per hour in boston, 50 in nantucket, 62-mile-per-hour winds. but, are you ready? are you ready for spring? >> yes! >> are you ready for spring? >> amen! >> all right. here it comes, amen, hallelujah! yes, the arctic air is there. but look by friday, 44 in new york, 55 in new york, 64, washington, d.c., cincinnati, 63. atlanta, you're going to get to 69 by friday. houston, 82, 79 in miami, and the good news is, as we head to the weekend, it gets even warmer. say amen and hallelujah! >> i can't do it. amen, hallelujah. >> thank you, al. >> thank you, al. >> oh, boy. >> tamron's in for natalie this morning. natalie continues on vacation. you've got some of the other top stories. >> few things to report this morning. good morning, everyone. dramatic new video surfaced of monday's subway train derailment in chicago. the surveillance vid

do you believe his starting salary, first job if bangor, maine. his new book. great, great read.ll us a lot more about it. >> get more than $5 an hour now. >>> indeed. >>> then we shift gears to the shocking finale on "the bachelor." juan pablo not proposing to either woman. getting publicly booed. the votes are already happening in our social square. what do you think? did he make the right choice? i don't know. let's vote. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! chris harrison looked spent at the end of that event. >> that's the word for it. that's the word for it, lara, you're right. >>> we begin with the latest testimony this morning from the oscar pistorius trial. it was another wrenching day in court for the paralympic champ. abc's matt gutman has been there for all of it in pretoria, south africa. >> reporter: a day after we watched pistorius losing control in the courtroom, his close friend, darren fresco, described him losing his temper on the road after being pulled over by police. >> without prior warning, he shot out the sunroof. >> reporter: guns, the theme of the morning,

if i was in an airplane out of just over the north atlantic i would call the guys from bangor. forget about those guys from -- >> i don't think so. >> they will take a few quite adequate. as you look across the broad range of commercial assets, military assets that transcom employees across the globe, what do you feel of the greatest risks and pool abilities to transcom today to execute its responsibilities? and how about the possibility of commercial carriers to events like cyberintrusion's? what do you see, going into this new job what is going to keep you awake at night? night? >> i think there's probably two things that worry me the most over the coming couple of years. the first is, once we have completed whatever retrograde operation happened in afghanistan come with we have a residual force or no force remained behind, the demand signal for left, surface and air will diminish significant. we've already seen in the last year nearly 50% reduction in the requirement for sustained the cargoes into and out of afghanistan. combat articles as was just regular sustainment. that

notice it's snowing from portland to bangor and icy mess with snow on top of it around albany, new yorkcareful driving in those areas. the cold air is the story. winds are gusting to 37 miles per hour from d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. the windchill right now in philly is 3. this is like january type weather. negative 10 in buffalo with snow on the ground and minus 9 in pittsburgh. at least the rest of the country, you're seeing a beautiful thursday, but it's from the great lakes to the northeast that we're still going to struggle. by friday, we get a little warmer. saturday, spring returns to the areas that were just nailed by this later winter storm. thankfully, any more winter storm coming your way in at least the next seven days. winds are blowing so bundle up, times square. ♪ salesperson #1: so again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: point is there's never been a better time to buy a jetta tdi c

into the northeast, big winters will be interiors northeast from syracuse to the north of bangor.a foot to a foot and a half of snow possible. bosto boston,3 to 5 inches. new york starts with rain to transition to snow showers. we could pick up 1 to 3 inches. in the meantime, we have a break tomorrow. look at the highs, 60 in pittsburgh, 72 in washington. 60 in new york. by wednesday, we cool to around 50 in new york. 44 in boston. still not bad, but thursday with the snow showers and the wind, we'll cut those highs just about in half for new york city. we go from 50 to 25. 50% off, not the kind we like to see. 25 the high in boston. 10 in binghamton. 15 in buffalo. we get a little spring teaser, but then the next winter storm and the cold comes back in a big way for wednesday and thursday. becky? >>> all right. alex, thank you very much. >> sure. >> it's not going to stick. it's not going to stick. >> you haven't seen enough of this winter to think maybe? >> this right here. >> please, i hope you're right. >> this is springtime. spring is springing. >> i hope you're right. >> did

. >>> bangor high school in chicago is face something -- has face someday huge challenges. schools in the city. principal liz dosier is also faced with some unbelievable situations, just like this one. >> you don't know what happened? >> no. >> how many shots were fired? >> like three. >> and you don't know what direction they were shooting in? >> he was like, no, i don't know what's going on. >> were they from a car or just walking by? >> just feem just like walking, i believe. >> and started shooting? >> yeah. >> it's hell. >> crazy as hell. unbelievable she has to deal with this on a daily basis. dosier has been a game-changer for her students since she joined the school five years ago, overhauling how they handle gang violence. she's featured in the new cnn series "chicagoland" which premieres tonight. it's so great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> as we want to talk about the progress and how you change the school and people get a sense of it when they see the series. to understand how far you've come, they need to understand what you came into facing. what was

timeframe than expected now i'm still thinking about this bangor thing you know i think i got it now the tories the tough power basically their perception of the working class here in britain are people buying beers and playing bingo that's the perception of the working class so to please these folks they're getting the p.r. off on the beer and give some on an industry that's in decline bingo but this is their perception this is what they this is the. looking glass mosquita little big boost they have now actual connection to what people might be doing on the working side of the equation that would support the economy that they are so egregiously ripping off the day to day they smarter and folks but moving forward janet yellen yes she has indicated that the potential for raising interest rates would be you know six months after labor and quantitative easing so she's putting a date on when the free money the bingo profits are being cut to the speculators on wall street the city of london and of course stocks move down on the news but this is the the pot to do that we see going on betwe

and look at these snowfall amounts over the next 48 hours from bangor, maine, on into central new york. we are talking about 18 to 24 inches of snow. we are going to get [ male announcer ] if your kitchen could study you, what would it learn? what improvements would it make? at ge, you've inspired us to reimagine the kitchen. with innovations like the first dishwasher featuring 102 spray jets. the kitchen is now thinking -- more like you. and...stop. no? nothing? [ male announcer ] ge. reimagining home. >>> 7:18. good morning. meteorologist christina loren. really fierce wind especially at the immediate coast and higher elevations. this is san francisco. i can tell you now the strongest wind right along the marin county coastline and san francisco at the east immediate coast. we're dropping off, went from 33 mile per hour to 31 over the past 15 minutes and continue to drop throughout the day today. that's good news. not as windy later on. still breezy as we head throughout the afternoon. >>> and that's your latest weather, guys? >> al, thanks. our special nbc news live documentary "for

going down south, in fact. 60 in atlanta today, 36 new york, 34 in chicago, bangor, 24 degrees.ing tomorrow morning off the southeastern atlantic coast. this thing comes up the coast, deep moisture funneling in from the atlantic. that cold arctic air on top. brisk, cold winds. strong northeasterly winds. classic nor'easter. question is, how close to the coast is it? that will determine our snowfall. right now, we think we're looking at about an inch of snow in washington, d.c. so the snow starts late tuesday morning, rain in the afternoon, ends as light snow tuesday night. for new york city, 2 to 4 inches of snow by the afternoon, steady snow into the night. the snow ends early wednesday morning. as you get out into new england, the snow begins tuesday after midnight, heaviest snow wednesday. the storm exits wednesday afternoon, heavy snow at times, 45-mile-per-hour winds, and the eastern end of new england, cape cod could see blizzard-like conditions with up to 18 inches of snow. we're gong to continue to track this for you over the next couple of days. that's what's going on a

you get up into new england and we are talking about anywhere from 6-12 inches of snow from bangor toiladelphia, boston, winds are going to be a big problem. in fact some winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. sustained winds at 50 miles per hour off new england. air traffic is probably going to be very affected by this over the next 24 to 48 hours. >>> good morning. 9:11 the time right now. showers are pushing through the region. raining in the north bay. we'll see the rain spread to the south very quickly. by the evening rush shower, everyone looking at rain across the board. not only today but through the next five days. tracking rain into the weekend. keep it here. you can always go to nbc bay area dot com to track it on your own radar as well. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you very much. coming up next, can you read this? i hope you can read that. >> yeah. >> i'm a little shaky. >> i don't know when your vision problems and other symptoms are serious enough to see a doctor. that's right after this. we don't spend money inventing atphrases like "triple