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that storm pulling away and you see this here to the state of maine come anywhere from bangor to presque isle, between one to four inches fell from the system. backside of the storm we have got a lot of wind. running into the storm. it is bringing in some calder air and a gusty wind. temperatures to our north struggling all day long under freezing mark. degrees. that air mass has been feeding sunshine. hour. out. 20' s after worcester county. barely feels like a does above freezing in boston. the actual temperatures are in the lower 40's right now. your default our forecast on the cape if you' re going to be is going stay in the 40' s until sunset and thereafter we will skies all the while. 41, boston up to beverly. in worcester, only in the mid-30' s. with clear skies once the sun goes down, you' re going to drop into the 20' s this evening. if you plans to be out late this afternoon you want to bundle up as temperatures will drop quickly after the sun goes down. wind settles to 10 miles per hour out of the northwest overnight and that will allow temperatures to drop into the 20' s. upp

burlington mostly cloud and he talking sun later this afternoon and chilly as you head toward bangor maine 33 and out of new england down to new york 52. our own 50s come into play for the day tomorrow. today it is all about that cool sunshine. tomorrow winds start coming in from the south and with it we see partly cloudy skies to start, we tap into sun and scattered clouds really throughout the day and mild weather you're really going to enjoy tomorrow and if you're looking for a short sleeves day, don't know if it is quite warm enough for me but lots of you out there 60s plenty warm enough to bust out the short sleeves and end up doing just that here on friday. we will see breaks in the clouds occasionally on friday but also got rain coming in late at night highs today though 44 boston, 44 in bedford to 45 in beverly and 46 in plymouth. 43 in worcester this afternoon and about 43 in portsmouth, new hampshire. tonight though temperaturewise it is back into the 30s. so planning ahead to thanksgiving 8:00 a.m. temps 35 tomorrow, noon 54 and late diners at 5:00 p.m. 52 . here is 7-day

bangor, maine on 35 degrees and down to new york city at 52 if you are headed down south. future cast here have cool sunshine, really no weather for this wednesday. here is where the changes come into play. a little shift in our wind direction tomorrow. we start pulling in a couple more of those morning clouds and in the afternoon mild air that is in. keep it partly to mostly sunny. quiet for your thanksgiving. we have wet weather, but it stays mostly on the horizon here for your friday forecast. things warm you up even more. friday will be the warmest day of the we can. this cold front is going to end up coming through friday night and back behind it, we are going to find some cooler weekend temperatures. so today this is kind of the last -- the next couple of days at least the last afternoon where thrust be contained to the mid- to upper 40s with 47 in boston. 47 in beverly. 48 in plymouth and norwood. 43 in worcester and 45 in nashua, new hampshire. tonight we are going to drop back to the 30s. not quite as cold just because a couple of clouds around and help insulate u

. >> everybody's bangor bank balance hits a low during the holidays, but had hawaiian woman is glad she kept close tab on her account. angela is said she no serial shopper, so imagine her surprise to find outstanding ball that's almost as big as the national debt. that balance was more than 1.4 trillion bucks after she was hit twice with charges of more than $710 billion. that's a lot. >> i couldn't believe it, the first time i saw it, i had to go to my bathroom and get my glasses on, i mean, it is casino every funny if you look at it, but it is actually scary. the number little more normal, then i might have sort of over looked it. >> that's a lot of decimal point. she said she's keeping an eye on things this holiday season, first hawaiian bank said it was a computer glitch and things are now back to normal. >>> 5:56. coming up in the next half hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" hunting for "black friday" bargains? head out to the malls and survey the steam. also, ahead, we're talking about the birds carved up like turkeys on thanksgiving day. we'll also hear from frustrated fans, and the

that i recently met with general breedlove, our nato commander, and he told me that he refueled at bangor, maine, on his way back from europe recently. madam president, i could go on and on about the important programs and priorities in this bill. they are essential to providing what we owe to our service members and our veterans. safe and reliable infrastructure so that our troops can complete the missions that they are assigned, access to medical care earned compensation and benefits and assistance to help our veterans successfully transition to their civilian lives. tomorrow, madam president, on veterans day, our nation will pause to honor all those who serve. today we have the opportunity to say to the american people, to our veterans and to those who are considering military service to our nation that no matter what partisan issues may divide us, we stand united in fulfilling our commitment to those who serve and those who have served. we can send that message by passing this measure and sending to the president a funding bill that takes care of our service members, our veterans and

they had some snow in bangor, maine. detroit, 60 degrees. west of chicago, 20' s. sharp foundry. that is a front -- sharp boundary. we do have some rain. a threat for a few showers on saturday. we had some low clouds out there. kind of a murky start. we also have areas of fog, we see the white. it is patchy across parts of massachusetts. the wind is picking up from the southwest. could see some gusts 20, 25 miles for our. the breeze is going to help push the temperatures up. low 40' s are ready on the tape. norwood, 51 right now. 51 in boston. if you are heading out to do shopping, notice the sunrise is going to be murky and mild. around 60 today it noontime. lower 60' s in a lot of spots. boston, 62. clouds through lunchtime. then they break apart this afternoon. overnight, lots of clouds. there could be one or two spot showers. the temperatures did not change a whole lot tomorrow. we will be cool and damp. these guys will brighten when we get to the other side of the run. a cool day on saturday, waking up to a few showers. nothing heavy, nothing widespread. it will stay on the

look at the difference, 36 bangor main, and we will fall into the 30s this afternoon, but we will fall back in the 40s this afternoon. take a look at forecast model going through the day, and you can see how mid-morning to mid-afternoon, 2:00 in the afternoon, that rain becomes anytime after that, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, any patchy rain, few and farther between in terms of the shower overnight tonight. and we do have a dry second half the weekend, returning sunshine so sunday looks the better on the two weekend day. look at the ice, though, all of this pink showing up through kansas through oklahoma down through texas. this storm system not in a hurry to move, although eventually a lot of this moisture will get kicked off to the north and east. the area of the low pressure will get into the lakes. that warm storm strack is a warm storm track. i don't expect snow, rain arriving late tuesday if not holding off into tuesday night and wednesday. snow in the midwest but for us in southern new england it's all rain as we begin the middle part of the next week. pattern over the next coup

only exception is bangor in maine. s warm southwest wind is coming through here pulling temps up. dewpoints and humidity is fairly high. miles per hour. not a lot of wind but enough to transport warm air. not a lot of sun either because there is a lot of low cloudiness. we'll get pieces of sun with south they arely flow. warm temperatures we'll have, out of the. warm front passed through yesterday. we have warm humid air. warm front behind it that will squeeze out some showers. i don't expect a lot. look at futurecast. doesn't bring us much. just a few sprinkles during the day. this is the cold front. look what is says, 6:30 to 8:30 this evening barely holds us together. cooler and drier air filtering in back behind it. that means we'll see drier skies and cooler conditions on both saturday as well as sunday. sunday goes pretty much back to normal tempwise. today we have 75 is high temp. 75 is record for today. the record as it stands is 74 degrees. back in 1948. looks like that may be tumbling this afternoon. going up to high 75 today. 65 tomorrow. 56 on sunday. that is pack to n

traveling within the northeast and i got 40s all the way up to new hampshire northern vermont but 33 in bangor, 34 in syracuse and see lake effect snow rain showers involved in the forecast there in western new york and by wednesday i actually expect those lake effect snow and rain showers are going to dry up, so it is all sunshine wednesday and got smooth sailing if you're doing any traveling here within the northeast on wednesday. and 56 and bear in mind 20s and 30s and drive somewhere early thursday morning it is going to be really cold and want the winter coat and layer up 52 to 58 is actually almost 10 warmer than average and then, of course, we maintain that warm and get head toward the end of the week and at least the beginning of the weekend. back to you guys. >> daniel: snow coated parts in wisconsin dropping as much as ten to 20 inches of snow and temperatures dropped turning all of that snow to ice and national weather service 20 or lower and across number of states out west. >>> daniel: take look at snow falling on football stadium in iowa, nine inches of snow fell this weekend and

through new england and the northeast 36 in bangor maine we won't get that cold any time soon but theng to be coming this month for sure. look at visibility. where you see the clouds, that is where we have the poor visibility at this point. so to the north and west of the city no issues and i do not think we'll have issues there. it's going to be through south jersey and delaware overnight. right now only three quarters of a mile visibility in atlantic city. in wildwood a quarter mile. the same in millville and in dover. so these are the areas we have to watch overnight and through the morning hours. so please be aware of that. the other issue, a few spotty showers moving through in the morning. then again in the afternoon. all associated with just moisture moving up from the south and from the west. and this would be dissipating by early friday morning but then a cold front will move through and that begins to change our weather. by friday afternoon see these spotty showers, they are associated with a cold front. that will bring us back to the reality of november. so this is what the

a couple of exceptions, bangor, maine, 35. going from new england down into new york, 52 degrees so it warms up. our own 50s are slated for the day tomorrow. cool sunshine for the afternoon today. you will want those changes inspect form of warmer weather. as you wake up tomorrow morning as you wake up tomorrow morning, get ready for some 30s morning, get ready for some 30s. during the afternoon we have mild weather where we track the 50s, and you get the 60s by the time we hit that friday forecast. we are going to have to pull in more clouds and as this gets closer, you will find increasing clouds during the day on friday. but this strip of rain essential going to lose across the of steam as it comes through late friday night. i am only expecting a couple of patchy showers here friday night and very, very early on saturday. boston. 47 in pwevrlingly. 48 in plymouth and norwood. worcester. 45 in keene and nashua and sports mouth, new hampshire. and 50s for the vineyard and nantucket. tonight we will be back into the 30s. the w

the hollywood casino in bangor, maine, got off to a great start but is now demanding a property tax cut break now that business has slowed down. casino observers here in massachusetts tell "the globe" they expect a similar situation could happen here if the plainridge park casino continues to see a decline in its revenue. right now, plainridge pays about $1.5 million a year in local property taxes and has not asked for a tax reduction. frank: massachusetts is getting two new courts specifically veterans in legal trouble. veterans treatment courts will start hearing cases in holyoke and lawrence this week. the courts only deal with veterans charged with misdemeanor and minor felony charges who pleaded guilty. under the voluntary program, instead of going to jail, the veterans enter a heavily supervised program where they get the services they need for substance abuse and mental health issues. antoinette: the new york city marathon is today, and more than 22 runners will take part in youngest victim of the boston marathon attack. team m-r-8 has raised more than $60,000 while training for

same in bangor maine. i know it's a big day for folks kind of heading back after this long holiday weekend. we've got sunshine here this afternoon across the interior. it's those ocean affect clouds that e.r. with the going to have to keep an eye on down across the cape this afternoon. with those objection affect clouds, we could see a little sprinkle or flurry cross the cape and islands. not a lot of moisture here, but something you need to know about for that monday morning commute. which is going to be cold, breezy. with winds coming on shore tomorrow, i do expect that the coast, eastern massachusetts is going to be partly cloudy versus further inland you go, so central western mass. south central new hampshire, those are some of my sunny spots for the day here tomorrow. you head eastward and you start bumping into those clouds and warmer air roll in for all of us on tuesday. high temperatures locally today. how about mid to upper 40s. tonight a little chilly, with 20s and 30s back in town. that's what

experts also say that one of the best things you can do is, up your transactional monitoring from your bangor credit card companies. just check on your account from time to time. it is free and notifies you anytime is there activity in your accounts. >>> police in burlington county are looking for a man, who robbed a convenient store, and then in the twist, murdered the clerk who was working this happened just before 8:30 wednesday evening at quick and go in willingboro. sabina kuriakose joins us from that store. sabina, such a sad story. >> reporter: so tragic and so senseless. the chris, twist here it a appears that the gunman actually shot the victim after he had gotten what he wanted. he already had the money in hand and we know that the victim followed the suspect out of the store and was shot in the parking lot. this is the clerk, three two-year old matthew moying was pursuing american dream working hard, 60 hour workweeks and sending money back to his six year-old daughter. that ended day before thanksgiving when police say a masked gunman entered quick and go on martin lieutenant are

all you heard was a bangor explosion-like sound on the cockpit voice recorder.ible for that if not a bomb? >> i think mary is going along the right line and what peter said also before about the fuselage coming apart and tearing open that fuel cell which is after that main wing. it looks like, too, from what we see on the ground, there is nothing on the ground behind the primary wing. everything ahead of it was still attached. it would have made sense should it have a structural failure, it tail would be intact and would you see that rupture of the fuel tank. >> let's look at the plane's tail. that was the last piece they were focusing on today on the ground. it was found separated from other pieces of the plane. it was the largest single piece of wreckage that was found. taking that into account, taking its location separate from the rest of the wreckage, what do you conclude? >> i also saw very key piece which was a tail cone which the apu fresh out of the factory looks different. i stared at those photos trying to see if there were burn marks. in some photos,

a little cool near bangor maine at 35 degrees and warmer in new york city at 52 this afternoon. our own 50s roll into town tomorrow and full sunshine today. check out the changes though. it comes mostly in the form of a wind shift here for the day tomorrow, and with winds coming up from the south, it will help carry more heat into place. so we have got a mild thanksgiving with those 50s, and sunshine and scattered clouds and we will stay fairly bright here on friday. what is going to happen, these clouds will start to increase as they move on this n, but this will be the warmest day of the en sire fev-day forecast. the little blast of rain will come through during the overnight hours. highs today land at 47 in boston. 47 in beverly and provincetown. 48 in norwood. 45 from keene to nashua to portsmouth, new hampshire, and 43 in worcester this afternoon. tonight how about some 30s. the 20s are going to be a little tougher to find. we are probably going to have a couple of those upper 30s sprinkled out there. lower 30s a little easier to swat low. find those at day break tomorrow m

so it is my contention that when you have a trucker in bangor or a teacher in maine, the greater teacher in the greatest state in the country, doing their best to put aside $50 or $100 a month to plan for retirement but because of the dodd frank regulations over an industry that poses no systemic risk to the economy, if that happens and these regulations prevail, then these folks have to work longer, will have less money in their nest egg. that's not fair. it is not compassionate. all i'm asking of you is if we as a member of congress, i represent 650,000 of the most honest, hardworking people you can find in this country. i just would like to see what written criteria you have such that these pension fund managers, asset managers, know how to be dedesignated as a sify. >> none of them have been designated. >> i know. wouldn't it be great if they knew what would cause them to be designate and how they could get out of it? >> fsok is not designated any asset manager. >> and thank you for doing that. but it would be wonderful, we have criteria, so going forward we know what that looks like

bangor, maine 35 degrees. we warm up for thanksgiving high of 56 degrees, but we will see a little bit of range. highs 52 to 58. partly sunny in the afternoon and friday with a high of 60 degrees, keeping it dry until we hit that saturday forecast with rain and possibly a little late snow. back to you, guys. >>> it is now 5:50 this morning. a frightening ending to a baby moon. the miracle baby born three months early on a cruise ship. >>> a story that has gripped national headlines. a pastor aide pregnant wife arrest and polic >>> a new effort this morning to protect an endangered bird that closes area beaches every the federal fish and wildlife services looking at a plan to protect piping plovers by killing predators. they want to help repay communities that lose money because of birds. during clo -- plover mating season, breeding grounds why closed to the public. experts are hoping the state plan is ready by next summer. >>> good news and bad news for the top seller at the box office. this weekend "the hunge

snow in new england, up to six inches of snow, bangor, maine and east coast, sticking way out here. you had about six inches of snow in some spots, but we were high and dry once that went on by from yesterday's showers and this snow right here, the now flurries coming from -- snow flurries trying to make it eastward, wouldn't be shocked to see a couple flurries in the berkshires but that's it. everybody else will stay dry. off to the center of the country and west coast, things are looking ok for travel. if that's where you're headed. a storm will be gathering in the middle of the country. clear skies through tonight, through tomorrow, sunny skies, into wednesday morning, futurecast shows we are still clear and sunny wednesday morning and through the day. no travel troubles anywhere here in new england for us over the next couple of days. high temperatures, if you're heading toward the southeastern part of the state, 45 sandwich. 45 hyannis tomorrow afternoon. not much difference to the north and west. colder in gardner hat 38 and shirley, 41 degrees. seven-day forecast, temperature

it is my contention that when you have a trucker in bangor or a teacher in lewiston, maine, they are doing their best to preserve 50 or $100 per month to plan for retirement, but because of these regulations over an industry that poses no systemic , then theseeconomy folks have to work longer or have less money in their nest egg. it's not care -- it's not fair, it's not compassionate. all i am asking is if you as a member of congress, i represent 60,000 of the most honest, hard-working people in this country. writtenlike to see what criteria you have such that these pension fund asset managers know how to be -- esignated >> none of them have been designated. >> wouldn't it be great if they >>w how to get out of it? they have not designated any asset management. >> thank you, but it would be wonderful if going forward we knew would that look like. >> the time for the gentleman has expired. i would like to thank chair yellin for speaking today. there will be additional time to forward questions the witness. i would ask the chair that you please respond as probably as you are able. with

bangor, maine a little cooler at 45. but nice and bright. even thanksgiving looking fantastic. you wake up to 30 degrees. we have a high of 56. it warms up beautifully late week. by friday, 60 degrees. and then over the weekend, the chance for both rain and possibly even some late snow on saturday with a high of 50 degrees. pick of the weekend will end up being sunny sunday. just because it is going to be sunny sunnier, but it is also obviously quite a bit colder. and we only have highs in the second half of the weekend. back to you, guys. >> sara: all right, shiri. >>> her lips were moving on primetime tv. the massachusetts native getting attention for what happened at the american music awards. >>> plus, president obama back in washington this morning now new at 7:00, why imagine a world where the only thing you had to wrestle for on thanksgiving was the last piece of pumpkin pie. and the only place we camped out was in front of a fire and not the parking lot of a store. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we' re closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. let'

the backdoor fronts come from quebec city as well as bangor and portland on the way for tonight and tomorrow and again on wednesday. tomorrow and wednesday still offer a lot of sunshine but temps will be much cooler than this afternoon. mild this afternoon. 55 to 60. normal high 52. boston 58. tonight, mostly clear. chilly, 26-33. sunshine tomorrow but temps tomorrow 10 degrees cooler than this afternoon. much the same on wednesday. the only storm i have this week has raindrops, not snowflakes. thursday evening into friday morning. we warm back up with the rain. upper 50s. >> christa: let's go to "fast track traffic" now and rich kirkland is along with us to tell us what you can expect. everywhere. live on route 128 in a section of route 128 that's not bad but it's very slow going out of peabody. peabody to woburn bumper-to-bumper southbound. northbound about a six mile delay out of canton to route 128 there's 93. it's slow in medford but all the way back to andover it looks like that. all the way into town. the turnpike is good here but not so much in framingham. it's slow going 495 right p

so, it is my contention that when you have a trucker in bangor or a teacher in lewiston, maine, the greatest district, the greatest state in the country, and they're doing their best to put aside $50 or $100 a month to make sure they plan for retirement but because of these dodd/frank regulations over an industry that poses no systemic risk to the economy, if that happens and the regulations prevail then these folks have to work longer and have less money in their nest egg and that's not fair or compassionate. so, all i'm asking of you is if we as a member of congress -- i represent 650,000 of the most honest, hardworking people you can find in this country. i just would like to see what written criteria you have such that these pension fund managers, these asset managers, know how to be de-desde-designa. >> none of them vj dhave been designated. >> wouldn't it be great if they knew what caused them to be designated and how to get out of it. >> fsoc has not designated any asset manager. >> and thank you for doing that, but it would be wonderful if we had criteria so going forward we know wha

section is aimed at redoing a restrictive easement that the navy entered into in the waters around bangorde this provision in the fiscal year 16 and the aa but both congressman thornberry and congressman smith objected to it. the department of navy has clearly indicated they do not support this provision area that according to the navy and i quote, the provision will harm current readiness at the navy base and other installations that are similarly situated near domestic aggregate reserve. the mission that naval base requires acoustic and characteristics that are not consistent, nor compatible with certain types of lands, or maritime development. the navy's concerned with encroachment on the base but there is also major concern is the easement the navy enter into it is still actually in litigation which is being pursued by the gravel company that wants this easement. i don't believe congress should be legislating on this issue when this is in the court system and undergoing legal proceedings. for these reasons, they repose the position and i believe the house committee should also do the

it is aimed at doing a restrictive easement that the navy entered into in the waters around bangor submarine base so that a gravel company can build a i pier for off-loading gravel near the base. there was an effort to including this in the fiscal year 16 ndaa. but congressman thornberry and smith objected to it. the department of navy has clearly indicated they do not support this provision. according to the navy, and i quote, the provision will harm current readiness at the navy base and other installations that are similarly situated near domestic aggregate reserves. the mission that navy base requires a acoustic and security characteristics that aren't consistent nor compatible with certain types of land or maritime development. the navy's concern with encroachment on the base and the easement the navy entered into is still actually in litigation, which is being pursued by the gravel company that wants this easement. i don't believe that congress should be ledge slating on this issue when this is in the court system and undergoing legal proceedings. for these reasons, the task opposed th

and when i talk to the folks at the bangor savings bank and they tell me how difficult it is to navigate through this huge, complex, 2,300-page dodd-frank law that is preventing them from lending money to families who are credit worthy and who deserve these loans. now, one specific part of the dodd-frank law mr. barr's bill addresses, it is called the qualified mortgage rule, or q.m. now, this is a one-size-fits-all rule that does not work for many of the families in maine. let's say you're a lobster fisherman in the downeast part of our state and you want to borrow money to buy a new home because you have a couple new kids and you need a new bathroom. but you know, your monthly income, mr. chair, may vary depending on when you set your traps, when you pull your traps and when you sell your catch to a dealer. now, what they want is they 12 to see a smooth, equal mortgage payments to repay that loan, but that may not be the case, mr. chair, because your job doesn't work that way. mr. hensarling: i yield the gentleman an additional 10 seconds. mr. poliquin: they may have known your family