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boston 7 inches, bangor, maine, around 6 inches.ime. albany, new york, had -- the snowfall total from the storm, it was the eighth greatest snowfall that they've ever had. pretty incredible stuff. 23 inches in albany, new york. new ipsich, new hampshire, 30 inches on the ground. you'll see the ground in mid-april. cold air comes down, not a huge blast of cold air but enough to trigger lake-effect snow. we haven't had lake-effect snow events so far this season. if anyone is driving from erie, cleveland to erie, buffalo, snow towns south of buffalo, you'll pick up 4 to 6 inches today and tomorrow. same drive for syracuse and watertown. this is called the tokyo plateau, one of the snow west spots in our country. travel forecast for today not that bad. a cool morning with a beautiful afternoon. 66 in dallas, san antonio, 71. no problems in florida and georgia. there may be a few flurries in the area but this afternoon we get into the area, cloudy and gray from philly and d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain fr

out there today, as we go throughout even the afternoon, of i-95, from portland to augusta to bangor maineartford, almost done. just some snow showers. the heaviest snows from providence through areas of the east portions of heading out to the cape here, from boston. and so a little bit of rain mixed out of there, nantucket and portsmouth and northward, the snow is starting to fill in from portland to the coast. this is the additional snowfall forecast. maybe another two, three inches in boston. and the heavier snow during the day. and maine will get nailed and a possibility of six to eight inches in a few spots, as far as like the other issues, once the cold air starts wrapping in behind this, we start the lake effect snow, erie to buffalo, to syracuse, to watertown, getting some snow, too. this will be the end of it today. but it is a snow day for sure. central new york just got nailed, about one to two pete in most of the region. >> a lot of folks digging out while kids are playing around them. >> 28 inches. >> thank you, bill. >> two and a half feet. >>> joe biden says he doesn't need

along the new england coast, bringing more heavy snowfall and strong winds from boston north into bangor, maineh of 6 to 12 inches of snow from maine down to boston just north of the city a little more than that, 12 to 18 inches expected by the time all is said and done. out west a little bit quieter at least for our daylight hours today. maybe a spotty lingering shower across central california. bigger rains coming as we head into late tonight ask into our wednesday across southern california. some mountain snows into the southern sierra. we're taking 1 to 2 feet of snow by the time we head into our wednesday night. marci, trevor. >> adam, thank you. >>> turning now to the impeachment investigation, the house intelligence committee is set to vote today on a report by democrats after weeks of testimony seeking to make the case that president trump abused his office. >> the president's attending a nato summit in london where he praised a rebuttal that was preemptively put out by republicans claiming he did nothing wrong and did not pressure ukraine to investigate his political rivals. the 123-pa

let's go to steve from bangor, maine. thank you for waiting, sir. >> caller: stewart, you mentioned some excellent points about what it seems to be, how jimmy carter was caught between old foreign policy and the -- well, i'm not going to say new because reagan continued a few things. but do you think that if carter had been a little more forceful in his effort to change the foreign policy letdown continued from gerald ford and richard nixon, do you think he -- there would have been -- he would have had a little more, should i say, chance to oversee what the shaw was doing? people don't flip overnight. maybe the leaders, the so-called leaders pop up overnight, but it's the influential people that have been hurting for quite a while. >> steve, thank you for the call. we'll get a response. >> thank you for the question. i'll answer it in two ways. first, there is no question that the president did not give with the clarity that might have been occasioned a clear signal to the shaw about using military force. we thought it'd

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>> guest: project bangor was named for the city in maine. we name our projects using random categories. sometimes we need them for cities, sometimes we named neem for types of fish. the idea is just not have it sort of give up any clues as to what the is about. project bangor was initiated in october, september or october of 2015 and that was you look at donald trump's business career and his long history of lawsuits and bankruptcies, and anything that would be significant or relevant and a political context and political campaign. >> host: who instigated it? >> guest: it was an associate of mine, , someone i knew from washington and politics who said he would be interested -- in that case it was originally my approach to him. i asked him if he knew anyone who might be interested in funding research in donald trump, and he said i just might. >> host: who answered the call? >> guest: eventually we got hooked up with a newspaper in washington called the free beacon which is a conservative oriented internet only publication. >> host: and who is

main parties. today it's the turn of plaid cyrmu. liz saville roberts joins us from bangor.the first one. with the support for welsh independence rising, what is the plan for costing an independent wales ? the plan for costing an independent wales? we plan for an independent wealth. this is the sum of where we have seen so much more interest growing in independence. we had... we are proposing a commission to look at the way forward with this. and as part of that a citizens convention. something that has been discussed at this time when politics has become so adversarial and so divisive, as a way of bringing people together, notjust the professional politicians who have been so discredited in recent years, but bringing real people together to talk about what bothers them, what concerns him. the interest is, how would we be able to find a way of affording this? every nation that went independent from the british empire were told they couldn't do it. these are exactly the sort of questions we want to discuss, not in a fervent atmosphere, but amongst real people about what the w

steve from bangor, maine. go ahead, sir. >> caller: hi, sir, you mentioned some excellent points how it seems to be how jimmy carter was caught between our old foreign policy. and -- well, i'm not going to say the reagan continued a few things. but do you think that if carter had been a little more forceful in his effort to gain the foreign policy letdown continued from gerald ford and richard nixon, do you think he -- there would have been -- he would have had a little more, should i say, chance to oversee what the shah was doing, how he was running his economy? because that seems to be what wrong everything on, too, as well. i mean, people don't flip overnight. maybe the leaders, the called leaders pop up overnight. but it's the influenced people that have been hurting quite a whil while. >> thank you for the call, we'll get a response. >> very good question. let me answer very quickly in two ways. the first is, there's no question that the president did not give with the clarity that might have been occasio