right now, the area getting the london connecticut. -- near new london, connecticut. this will be the precipitation as this precipitation moves up. snow should begin between 6:00 and 8:00, and there may be a period up dead here snow he for -- and there may be a period of steadier snow. there may be freezing drizzle for the morning commute, a winter weather advisory in effect there. and the potential is up to an inch of very wet, slushy snow to as much as three inches north. there is eventually going to be rain and wind with this, and danielle is working on that. that rain ramps up, and we will see heavy, steady rain with gusty winds, and even some thunderstorms overnight wednesday, into thursday, and flooding, especially a long be south coast. how much are we talking about? up to two inches, depending on where those lines up, and the other thing, obviously, it is not just the rain. it is the wind. this is pretty much from 5:00 a.m. thursday, you can see, up until about 5:00 p.m. thursday afternoon, and that wind is sustained about 25 miles per hour, but the gusts coul

rhode island, and that is where the visibility is reduced the most, mild visibility in new london, connecticut. this is still very light snow at this point. here is a wider view. the potential for snow does not exist because the rain is very close by, and eventually, the deeper purple, this is the significant band of snow, so it does overspreads the boston between 6:00 and 8:00 tonight, and it could snow steadily, and then it changes over, and that continues to move northward. morning, temperatures may still be at or just below freezing, so some freezing drizzle could be occurring there, but before we get to that, one to three inches of snow, a coating to an inch possible along the water. fairly mild. we will have much more on the heavy wind and rain. ed: we are learning more about the two unh students arrested in connection with the stabbing of a another student. court paperwork feels the social media apps snapchat played a big role in making the arrest. mike: leading police to find it two a man charged in connection with a stabbing at the university of new hampshire. 20-year-old matthew gibb

this is around new london, connecticut, where they have some slush. warm air aloft is going to come in near midnight and make the change. tomorrow though, if you are outside 495, the service temperature may be 32 or a little bit below. this is on top of the potential of one to three inches, and whatever snow accumulates, this would be more on the roads, all right. we continue the winter weather advisory, and this is because of a freezing rain or freezing drizzle that could continue. drop off a little bit. tomorrow night, a rapid warm-up. this is north of our area. temperatures tomorrow night soaring into the 50' s. will be tropical like downpours, the heaviest of which will be later wednesday night into thursday morning. it could be some strong to damaging wind gusts, even a thunderstorm possible. and speaking of the wind gusts, not much wind during the day tomorrow, but look at that rapid spike out of the south. that is another aspect of the storm we will have to follow. all of this will be over by midmorning or so, and windy the rest of the day. win

now 31 in chatham and hyannis. 34 new london, connecticut. the southeast wind is starting to bring the lower-level warmth across southeas tern massachusetts. you can see boston is still not getting much in the way of snow. studied to the south -- steady to the south. the window of opportunity is not large. the lower visibility shows us steadier snow. nobody is reporting moderate or heavy snow, but it is steady snow that can accumulate. new york city is now mixed. long island is now raining. everything is moving from south atmosphere very quickly tonight. the opportunity for snow is only hours. s inch to an inch of snow is possible. -- half an inch to an inch of snow is possible. 830. in the mix line in boston. the interior. freezing rain. some slippery going. the computer models are often too quick to dislodge the low-level cold. to start their commute tomorrow, parts of the connecticut river valley, parts north -- it is warmer the rest of the day. we have downpours coming late in the afternoon to the evening. they could contain gusty winds,

. >>> the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut, is investigating allegations of cheating by cadets in online tests. a spokesmanatin >>> now to news for your health. a new study suggests education and a healthy lifestyle can stop, slow dementia. researchers at boston university people and found education can protect against dementia, possibly by keeping the brain active and growing. researchers found a dip in dementia among those who improved their heart health. >> among long island, a hero police officer came to the rescue twice in one day. last friday, nassau county police officer helped to resuscitate a man who had a heart attack shoveling snow. later in the day, back out on the patrol, the officer grabbed the shovel from him and went to work himself. work. him. the officer said he didn't want to see the same thing happen again. >> for the ten minutes of shoveling snow, it was definitely worth it. >> he's always welcome back to shovel snow. >> thank you. >> a great duo, right? >> officer cline is surprised by all the attention. officers do similar good deeds every day. >>

a little bit of rain being reported around new london, connecticut, new port, westerly rhode island. we take a closer look with everything moving straight east. this is going to mcthe cape of the islands the next couple of hours then it is offsher and we are cleared up tomorrow and can enjoy a good deal. no storm out west. as a matter of fable, a blizzard warning will go into effect 3:00 a.m. for portion wife. but that is not until then. meantime, as far as we are concerned. you got a nice day coming up tuesday. bright, cooler, about 45 degrees. then, wednesday. that next system that is bringing the know out west for us, i going to be a rainstorm. because it is going to track to the west and bring up a flood of southerly wind and the rain or the latest around the evening commute foo wednesday night then it will push offshore. we'll have leftover clouds however on thursday. although, on thursday, not really expecting much in the way of wet weather. the wet weather from wednesday, could total half inch to ah inch arch the boston locally, more likely to the west and heavier downpours an

this is video from our london, connecticut. you can see in the timelapse - the snow pushing into the area. parts of that state can see upwards of eight inches of snow. ( weather anim - with track) this afternoon: increasing sunshine. windy and cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: nw 10-20 mph, gusts up to 25 mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows: low-30s. winds: n 5-10 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. highs: low to mid-40s. winds: n 5-10 mph. we had sleet this morning, but now all of the wet weather has moved out of here! even though we'll see increasing sunshine through the afternoon, it'll remain windy and chilly with highs only in the mid-40s. overnight, expect mainly clear skies with temperatures dropping back into the low-30s. it won't be as windy on saturday, but it'll be cool with highs in the low to mid-40s. hey, at least we'll be back under mostly sunny skies! by sunday, a storm system will develop offshore, which will give us a little more cloud cover and the possibility of some scattered showers in northeast north carolina and along

in new london, connecticut, where this event occurred that i described, over a carries of two days in february we had a summit involving law enforcement, providers, we had the director of drug policy from the white house, come in and -- the good news is there is a lot of good work that's being done at the local level, not just in new london county, connecticut, but across the country where people understand that this is a problem that requires everyone working together. and-n all those factions and sectors. but the fact of the matter is that president obama's proposal is not until 2017. we need help now. we need to get an emergency appropriation just as we would if there was a hurricane or an earthquake or a wildfire that was sweeping across different region reegons of this country. we -- regions of this contry. we need to understand emergency appropriations for our military which the speaker and i will be voting on together on the armed services committee shortly that this problem which is affecting thousands of families and resulting in fatalities for people, again, who follow a pat

. >>> the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut, is investigating allegations of a spokesman for the academy would not say how many cadets were involved but they've been under investigation for several weeks. they could face expulsion, punishments would be decided on a case by case basis. >>> 6:39 now. happening today, city council speaker gives her state of city speech. according to reports, much will be focused on the criminal justice reform act before the city council. it call calls for the city to clear warrants for small crimes. it would revamp how police and the city deal with low-level punishment x like public urination or drinking if public. >>> the u.s. salt warning rule begin shaking out in court. argument, for and against the salt shaker symbols. the board of health wants restaurants to post them next to certain items. it warns about heart attack and stroke risks. restaurant owners say the city is overstepping its power. >>> happening today, new york's whether to overturn smoking restrictions in state parks. including full bans in some smaller city parks. a smoker'

we'll move on then to brenda in new london, connecticut, who supports hillary clinton.r: yes, hi. thank you for the time. i am voting for hillary clinton, hands down. she has chutzpah, she has pizazz, she, to me, exudes presidential leadership. she's experienced, she comes forthright, the republicans are a fiasco. they take up time, they're fighting one another, a lot of them put stuff out there, they're fear mongering. hillary is presidential. she's going to -- it's going to take a woman to clean this mess up. host: sorry, lost your last word there, brenda, but thank well, got the message. appreciate all your calls. hillary clinton and bernie sanders going up nens each other, tomorrow is the primary the democratic primary in south arolina. governor john kasich will be at a campaign rally in nashville, tennessee, tomorrow at 12:00 noon, we'll have that live for you. donald trump taking some heat this week for not releasing his incomes tax returns and our guest this week on newsmakers is i.r.s. commissioner john koskinen. he responded to donald trump's assertion that he'

three to six here in suffolk county and new london and connecticut. >>> heather, how is the traffic? >> we have this here. this is the exit 13 toll plaza off the new jersey turnpike. you can see a lot of activity there. what's going on? we go to the maps so i can tell you. new jersey turnpike truck lanes, an accident. there is a fuel spill that needs to be mopped up. and an overturned truck on the new england -- thruway by exit 22. the metered rules are in effect, alternate side is suspended. >>> the teenager accused of throwing a vicious punch and knocking out a man on a patterson street corner is expected to turn himself in to police this week. >> he surrendered to police over the weekend. investigators say the attacker's going to do the same tomorrow. police call the attack disgusting. saying the suspect faces charges including aggravated assault and compooers. the victim? well, what he treated at a >>> closeening on 5:00. and just ahead this morning, new video just into our newsroom shows the damage left behind after a cruise ship got caught in a powerful storm on its way from ne

because you had a woman who had her family home for decades that the city of new london, connecticut wanted to condemned for a big parking lot pharmaceutical company and the supreme court said no problem there, you can condemn it to build a parking lot. donald trump's record on this is not just abstract and theoretical. atlantic city, there was an old lady named kobe who lived in her family home for many years. home because her he wanted to build a parking lot for the limousines and his casino. he went to his buddies in atlantic city and convince them to try to condemn her home, to bulldoze her home so he could build a parking lot for casinos. she fought it for years and ultimately beat it. she was able to beat donald trump's efforts in court. it is a great example of how government gets abused. we need eminent domain for roads and for schools. roads and schools are a public use. government does have the power of eminent domain to build a freeway. that is a very different thing from government being used as a tool to help the rich and powerful against those who are more vulnerable. p

because you had a woman who had her family home for decades that the city of new london, connecticutanted to condemned to build a parking lot for a big pharmaceutical company and the supreme court said no problem there, you can condemn it to build a parking lot. donald trump's record on this is not just abstract and theoretical. atlantic city, there was an old lady named kobe who lived in her family home for many years. donald wanted her home because he wanted to build a parking lot for the limousines and his casino. he went to his buddies in atlantic city and convince them to try to condemn her home, to bulldoze her home so he could build a parking lot for casinos. she fought it for years and ultimately beat it. she was able to beat donald trump's efforts in court. it is a great example of how government gets abused. donald says we need eminent domain for roads and for schools. roads and schools are a public use. government does have the power of eminent domain to build a freeway. that is a very different thing from government being used as a tool to help the rich and powerful again

connecticut. it is mild in new london. so we are going to have a burst of snow for a few hours this evening as it all moves across our region. in fact, some of the heaviest precipitation near the long island sound area has put the rain to snow. that is temporary, because eventually, warmer air at higher levels will cause a changeover, and you look at these temperatures, and you may think it is a little warm for snow, which it is. with good intensity, we will see the temperature drop a few degrees, so worcester will get down to freezing. it will be a wet snow a lot 95 and the coast. we will start to see the temperature bounce up, but notice how worcester and points west could still be freezing. a winter weather advisory will continue for that area. it should reach boston by 6:00 or 7:00 tonight, a little sooner off to the west. this starts moving northward. it gets to boston before or by midnight, but early tomorrow, southern new hampshire, merrimack valley, the connecticut river valley, still below 32. before that happens,

i don't know if connecticut is the worst state when it comes to eminent domain. the most notorious seizure was kealo versus new london. the supreme court agreed london homes of suzette kealo and her neighbors. the plan was for a giant pharmaceutical company to build an office complex. city officials expected to get more tax revenue. in the end, everyone lost. after the homes were bulldozed, the drug company walked away. what was once a vibrant neighborhood is now littered with trash and debris. a year ago, connecticut transportation department seized the licenses of four bus companies that operate between new britain and hartford. why?because they were competition for a controversial state owned bus service that was about to launch. now this. about an hour's drive from the state capital, westhaven bureaucrats want to condemn a residential neighborhood. officials want the homes knocked down to make way for a shopping mall. the project will include about 100 stores -and-a-half dozen restaurants. city officials expect to get more tax revenues from >>> a japanese volcano erupted today and an environmental group said they

southeastern connecticut getting a good amount of snowfall here into new london. the air is drier across much the before it reaches ground. some folks in long island are thinking snow is on the radar not quite reaching border to nassau and seeing flakes fly here from hamptons to montauk point and expecting highest snowfall amounts by end of this day. now system will be rotating in. snow into portion of knox into hudson valley as well as across portion of new jersey and jersey shore. but northwest jersey areas west of the hudson river not much in the way of snowfall there for national weather service excluded you from watches and warnings we have issued. areas shaded in pink hoar that includes most of connecticut and long island and then a weren't weather advisory further wetion you go. blizzard conditions are expected out across cape cod where winds reduce visibility near zero. we have a similar situation across east end long island up to 30 miles per hour. that will reduce visible to driving will be hazardous across lighter amounts expected further inland. u you

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virginia and some have come from maryland and new york and connecticut and today all the way from seattle and -- and a guy flew in from london, england to do this. [ applause ] but you know, there's something that's going on that i'm not sure that anybody can quite understand. there's magic in the air with this campaign because we don't see it as just another campaign, we see this as an opportunity for all of us -- and i mean all of us to be involved in something that's bigger than our own lives, to change america, to reshine america to restore the spirit of america and to leave no one behind. am i right? that's what we're all fighting for. [ applause ] something big happened tonight and let me tell you what it is. let me tell you what it is. we have had tens and tens of millions of dollars spent against us with negative advertising, okay? we have. we've had tens of millions. that's the old politics. that's the old politics. we never went negative because we have more good to sell than to spend our time being critical of somebody else. and maybe just maybe in a time when clearly change is in the air, maybe just maybe we are