northern new england about two feet of snow in portland and bangor and on top of that, blustery winds stretching all the way down to the d.c. area. in the south, a separate storm system bringing rain in texas today, and out west from the pacific northwoolent k to long range ballistic missile, a violation of the resolutions. japanescanada'sministerpr women in the workplace. they are participating in a white house round table discussion organized by the president's daughter focusing on bolstering the number of women in the workplace and addressing barriers facing female entrepreneurs. >>> today, the senate is expected to vote on two more potential members of president trump's cabinet. senators will decide whetherconfirm banker steve minuchen and shulkin. steven charged with fore closing 50,000 homes. another facing scrutiny after voter fraud in new hampshire but offering no proof. >> throwing fresh fuel on a fire storm of controversy feeding into the larger issue of illegal immigration. >> reporter: the trump team doubling down on more unproven claims of massive voter fraud. >> voter fr

up in northern new england, about two feet of snow in portland and bangor, and on top of that, blusteryd.c. area. in the south, a separate storm system bringing rain in texas and a wintery mix in new mexico today, and out west from the pacific northwest down into san diego, we're looking at plenty of sunshine and dry conditions today. kendis, eva, back to you. >> all right, thanks, cam. >>> north korea announced it successfully test fired a new type of medium to long range ballistic missile, a violation of the resolutions. >> the test was a day after president trump held a meeting with the japanese prime minister abe absolutely intolerable. he read a statement of 23 words pledging support for tokyo. >>> president trump meantime found commonground with canada's prime minister, women in the workplace. they are participating in a white house round table discussion organized by the president's daughter focusing on bolstering the number of women in the workplace and addressing barriers facing female entrepreneurs. >>> today, the senate is expected to vote on two more potential members of pre

some spots could get up to a foot of snow from boston all the way up to bangor. in the mid-atlantic states looking at about three to six inches. then out west another storm system moves through by this afternoon, bringing heavy rainfall from seattle all the way down to san francisco. we're also watching out for concerns for heavy rainfall across places like central california, and that's b accounts. it is also hide inappropriate responses to tweets based on certain words, phrases or images and let users do the same for their searches. critics say twitter is a playground for internet trolls because it doesn't require real names. >>> so a business owner near milwaukee is taking aim, you might say, at something new. she's cheryl rebholz. and she's running a beauty salon for decades now. >> but in may cheryl will open something new. what she'll call the bear arms gun range. >> the lipstick. >> the logo, you saw that, lipstick-bullet combo in the crosshairs. there's a reason for that. >> the idea is a spa-gun range. of course. she's combining her main interests, fire

last month -- the last month the "bangor daily news" wrote. as attorney general of oklahoma, pruitt has been openly hostile of the e.p.a.'s mission of protecting human health by regulating dangerous pollutants such as mercury and carbon dioxide. somebody who has repeatedly tried to prevent the e.p.a. from doing its job surely should be disqualified from overseeing the agency. you know, we generally believe -- we generally believe that presidents have wide latitude in choosing the members of their cabinet. i think governors should have a wide latitude. as a former governor, i said to the delaware legislature, i have been elected, let me put together my own team and judge us on our performance. however, some nominees for some presidents -- probably democrats and republicans -- but especially in this case with this president, some nominees are so unqualified that senators should use their constitutional powers to reject them. scott pruitt, president trump's pick to head the e.p.a. is one of those nominees. i voted for more of the nominees for thi

across northern new england, portland to bangor about two feet of snowfall and a separate storm system in the south that will bring rain across the lone star state. back tyou, eva and kendis. >> we'll turn our focus to politics and what's kicking off as a very busy week four for the donald trump presidency. >> the president is back at the white house today returning last night aboard air force one after spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. >> he plans to welcome canadian prime minister justin trudeau today for a white house roundtable on women in the workforce. it's largely organized by his daughter ivanka trump. they'll report focus on recruiting and retaining women in the workforce. and i a weekend of entertaining another world leader, the japanese prime minister, the two bonding over golf. avoi delving too deeply into the thorny issues of trade and monetary policy but presented a united front after north korea announced it successfully test launched a ballistic missile into the sea of japan. shinzo abe called it intolerable and president trump pledged support fo

. >> apparently this was in bangor, maine. other students have come forward saying the unidentified teacher was also captured on video talking inappropriately about some of the kids. as well. >>> it appears some virtual reality technology is helping autistic kids who struggle socially. matics make 12 years old and he is using a virtual schoolyard program to learn more about how many of his classmates interact and react with one another during certain situations. and in a recent study in dallas, it shows that this program is really helping autistic children understand people's intent and their emotions. >> very important that they understand and that they learn the skills and how to stand up for yourself. on how to recognize if somebody is being a good friend or not so good friend. >> and maddox's dad says his son seen a difference with the training. they are hoping the expand the training. >>> a waldorf teenager is getting a lot of attention lately for being thoughtful. north point high school in waldorf recognized the student

negative windchills from burlington to bangor to boston. single digits around new york city.washington, d.c., is not much better. a minor snow event on saturday, just a few inches. on monday, we have to watch out. more details on that coming story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see we're going to struggle today. areas that got the snow are going to struggle to go up to the freezing mark today. you want to talk about warmth, look what's going on in the middle of the country. 70 today in wichita. 72 in denver. 43 in minneapolis. another set of celebrity twins on the way. this time for george and amal clooney. the osca winner and his attorney wife are expecting two little bundles of joy later this year. the twins seem to be trending in 2017. just yesterday, madonna announced she adopted twin girls. and beyonce all but broke the internet last week when she announced she's also pregnant with twins. >> got to love it. >> the end of an era for bachelors with george clooney off the market and now a daddy. >> there you go. >>> still ahead, another country

some of the districts included are bangor union, durham unified, grizzly unified, and oroville. we have a full list of closures on our website kpix.com. >>> tom is making sure administrators get help applying for waivers. >>> california's attorney general is warning oroville residents about possible price gouging. he sent out an alert it is illegal to up prices in areas effected by an emergency. they cannot increase prices by more than 10% after a disaster declaration is issued. we'll continue to monitor the situation at the dam and bring you live updates throughout the morning. >>> right now investigators in fremont are trying to determine the identity of a man found floating near the dumbarton bridge. it could be the body of a kayak tear went missing last month. a 32-year-old man was last seen when his kayak flipped near the bridge. autopsy is under way to determine the body's identity and cause of death. >>> there is a growing number of lawsuits connected to a high- rise housing complex in san francisco that has been sinking since it opened less than a decade ago. a suit file

easton and bangor at seven inches of snow.ow not much at cape may county or southern delaware. 1.3 inches. less than an inch in galloway township. hamilton, two. mount laurel, 3.7. florence, four. you can see more the further north you go. 2.8 inches in overbrook. a section of philadelphia. at the airport in south philly less than an inch. four and a half in media. four and a half in hatfield. five in bedminister. easton at seven. allentown six and a half. valley forge at four and a half. northern delaware, glasgow less than one inch. now the folks of the poconos are happy. they finally got a decent snowfall about close to ten inches there. right now, temperatures in the 20s to near 30. it feels like it's in the teens. and it's going to feel even colder than that later tonight. because these winds are not really diminishing fast enough. millville and atlantic city, gusting close to 45 miles per hour. dover pretty close to that, too. feeling like teens throughout the afternoon. single digits later tonight. and into tomorrow mor

as far as additional snowfall is going to go, again, bangor is going to pick up another six inches.ugusta, six inches. but the worst of it is ending throughout all areas to the south there. so that is a little piece of good news for this region. and then we had some of the pictures yesterday to show you from the hartford area and boston area. connecticut wasn't exactly -- again, we had the snowstorm on thursday to leave about 6 to 12 inches. then yesterday we had another coating on top of it in this area. things are improving today. some cools are delayed and canceled throughout the region. but we are wrapping up, except for our friends in maine, this storm is just about done. except for the wind, though, be prepared. it will still be windy throughout the northeast. >> all right, thank you, bill, for that. >>> still ahead for all of you, it's been more than 800 days since the uconn women's basketball team has lost a game. will they reach a new milestone today? louis has that story coming up next. when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the

. >> new survey by web site credit card.com says 12 million americans have hidden bangor credit cardomers are nearly four times as likely as millennial toss hide one. 28 percent of those surveyed say they have spend $500 or more without consulting their partner. a third, says they don't mind, if their significant other spend $500 without telling them. >> a list is out of the most romantic cost effective cities for celebrating valentines day and looked at factors including florist per capita, attractions, cost of the three course meal and san francisco came out on top, scottsdale, orlando, honolulu, seattle will followed, philadelphia, comes in at 93. >> you know what, weather-wise >> three and four are looking good tomorrow, anyway. >> my gosh, i know. >> tomorrow we will be layered up. >>> grammys are this weekend and there are a to vices. >> we will tell but two big tributes you only see here on afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and t

. >> new survey by web site credit card.com says around 12 million americans, have a hidden bangor creditaccount. well, baby boomers are four times as likely as millennials to have one and 28 percent of those surveyed said they spend $500 or more without consulting their partner but a third said they don't mind if their significant other does. >> keeping secrets. >> time is 6:49. there is a lot coming up this morning. >> norah o'donnell joins us live from new york with the preview good morning, norah. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. we are in new orleans with major damage from tornadoes. trauma on the senate floor during confirmation fight over attorney general nominee jeff sessions. why senator elizabeth warren was silenced after reading a letter from coretta scott king >>> public school system that has tout bible for decade, voluntary program in west virginia that that is now at center of the the new debate on the separate of church and state. we will see you right at 7:00. >>> sound like a good show, thank you. >>> in other news this morning dog food companye vangers is volun

in bangor it will feel like 14 below. we'll get a warmup into the weekend. for the next 24 hours, whatever is on the ground is not going anywhere. >> they sent me over because the video didn't work. so they told me to impersonate cantore reacting to the thundersnow. they have it actually. take a look. >> oh, yes, yes, yes! we got it, baby! we got it, we got woo! oh! again! okay. that's a two-fer, baby! yes! again! that's a three -- you got to be kidding me! you've got to be kidding me! >> watch that all day. >> that's like me when i get exit polls from caucuses. >> this is fun. me being at your map. normally on "today" you are at mine. >> yours worked for you. that's the difference. al roker. thank you. appreciate that. >>> quick break. still ahead, earlier as the president hosted a bipartisan group of senators trying to get them to support his pick for the supreme court, he also singled out one democrat, joe man qchin >> i want to start by thanking senator manchin for having the courage to vote for somebody that's really outstanding. really outstanding. as

president mike pence as they vote to approve tom price of secretary of health and human services and bangor steven mnuchin as treasury secretary without democratic support. there nomination now goes to the senate for. for it. meanwhile choice for secretary of state rex tillerson also moves closer to confirmation after some democrats crossed party lines to approve him this week. there probably will not be the scene kind of bipartisan support for mr. president three trump's supreme court nominee, he will tell senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to "go nuclear," that is a reference to changing the rules on any filibuster attempt. we have fox team coverage on all of the action for capitol hill, we begin with kristin fisher life at the white house. >> about an hour ago, our john roberts asked president trump if senate majority leader mitch mcconnell cannot get the 60 votes needed to defeat a democratic filibuster of his supreme court nominee, would he encourage them to invoke the nuclear option, the controversial procedural tactic that would require only 51 votes. today, president trump said

she said the superintendent from the bangor school district, their voices said to her, we don't likebetsy devos, we don't trust her to run our education system. that's who saw san collins listened to. >> cornish: what does this mean going forward for her relationship with capitol hill? >> they do have an oversight role, of course, over everything in the agency, but for the most part, audie, this is over. republicans want to move on. they're hoping the education secretary, now that she's confirmed, does well, but i think watch democrats, because this is just another very difficult political decision for them. do they keep opposing everything the way their base is pressuring them, or as dick durbin said, do they take a deep breath and see what's winnable, what could change something. our producer pam crossman talked to dianne feinstein, she just shook her head and said, "it is what it is." >> cornish: lisa, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> cornish: with the confirmation battle behind her, what can betsy devos do now? what is in her power to change at the education department. emma

i, too, have had those phone calls on my home answering machine in bangor, maine. i called the ag's office up immediately. i was so excited. i thought i could help entrap one of these criminals. and it turned out that the numbers expire after three days. so, that by the time i got home for the weekend, the numbers were no good. so i was so crushed, because i thought i could help bring these people to justice, which is exactly what is the commitment of each and every one of us here. while much remains to be done, i'm proud that this committee has been just as relentless as the criminals in fighting back against this fraud. and the important work that all of you are doing really contributes to our efforts. i look forward to continuing to work with our ranking members and with our returning and new members of the committee as we continue this fight in the new congress. committee members will have until friday, february 24th, to submit questions for the record. as a reminder, at the risk of sounding like one of those late-night infomercials, the committee's toll free f

. >> this man has a smile that lights up a television screen from here to bangor, maine. >> and thathnson, this urban kid from michigan and larry bird, this guy who worked carrying trash. one plays for the lakers. the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story. >> lakers had several chances. here's larry bird. >> magic johnson leads the attack. >> look at that pass. oh, what's a show! oh, what a show! >> when the championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event. every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks. the energy, you could just feel it on tv. tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at -- >> everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they

impacts for snow will be primarily east maine, bangor, harbor, bar harbor rather, new england, a footberland county with 20 inches of snow from this particular storm. we've got wind today, the snow winding down and more major travel issues at the northeastern airports. temperatures right now in the mid-20s. another storm on the docket, guys, for wednesday night and thursday. right now it seems more likely that will be more of an impact in maine than anywhere south of new york and boston. andrew, becky, joe. joe, i know you know the north shore. back to you. >> certainly do. i like when people say down east. that shows a true local that knows that's what it's called up there. i don't know why. it's like down south, down west, down east. >> exactly. >> that's a cool drift you're on. >> eastern part and it's down east. >> eastern part and it's down east. you're right. look at you go. oh, my god. >> throw a snowball, mike. well done. >> you predicted it, mike. more snow, more or less snow coming. that's a crappy snowball. >> he's working. >> that's because it's in the mid-20s. it's too co

facility in the nation and the community-based outpatient clinic in bangor. i would note that he drove the four hours from augusta, where the v.a. hospital is located, to caribou to get a better sense of the distances in our state. and right now when we're in the midst of a fierce blizzard, you can imagine how important it is for veterans in need of care to be able to access that care close to home in an emergency. i was truly impressed and remain truly impressed with dr. shulkin's understanding of the needs of the rural veterans and the challenges of providing health care in rural settings. while in maine, dr. shulkin listened to veterans, health care providers, v.s.o. advocates and the v.a. staff alike to ensure that our veterans receive the care that they have earned through their service to our nation. in fact, he remained in caribou and had a town meeting in which he heard from people representing a variety of views. but all of whom encouraged him to continue this wonderful program. mr. president, dr. shulkin's nomination to be v.a. secretary has been dr