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tell you what, tomorrow's forecast, depending on where you are, it is a raw day here in new england but comfortable day here, say, new york, philly, on towards d.c. jericka? >> thank you, paul. looking forward to that comfort. >>> well, straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," from the auction block to your living room. the trove of tv treasures being sold this weekend. >>> and prince harry prepares for the royal court case of the century. >>> plus, how a tv tough guy is acting to help the children of america's fallen. living with metastatic breast cancer means i cherish my memories. but i don't just look back on them, i look forward to the chance to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, ch

we have a traffic jam in the atmosphere so to speak we're talking new england, parts of the northeast the plains could see some really heavy rain and then we're looking for the chance for stronger storms in parts of the carolinas so first starting with that coastal low, we're going see the it spinning off the coast, bringing rain to parts of the northeast, especially parts of the new england. some could be heavy. we're going see cool conditions as well. to the west and the plains really warm temperatures above normal for this time of year tomorrow we'll see a couple of storms developing. also the threat for gusty winds and isolated small hail. we're looking for the chance for strong storms, mainly in parts of the carolinas, into virginia, tennessee. georgia we're looking at the chance for storms. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour could see some hail as well there. a big story will be the temperature difference we have cool conditions in parts of the northeast and well above normal temperatures in portions of the plains we'rd 90s. we're also looking at the chance for showers and st

host: were these trials well-known throughout new england? stacy: one of the lousy things about 1692 is no newspapers. it was known by word-of-mouth and people were worried in their communities because accusations had spread to those communities but there is no news account as we would understand it which could be disseminated. an interesting part of that year, one of the parts of that story was how much oral culture and internet culture have in common and how quickly the news and reputation could be spread and decimated. many of the people the girls accused of witchcraft were people he had never met so when the accusations come to their doorstep, they were flabbergasted. host: true or false -- ben franklin was not in the colonies during the entirety of the revolutionary war. stacy: that was quite a transition. that was true. he leaves when the revolutionary wet -- when that revolution begins but doesn't return until 1785. for those years, he is based in paris. host: what was his role? stacy: when congress declares independence, it has a prob

potential for showers and thunderstorms, especially for northern new england and high pressures across great lakes. temperatures cooler. boston 75 tomorrow. 80 in new york and things cool off wednesday, thursday and friday and will be the rule getting into the weekend, this area of low pressure lingers. you can see showers and wet weather for portions of new e england and toward new york city area on wednesday. that is the forecast for the next couple of days. severe storms or threat of that over sections of the ohio and tennessee river valley today. not a big organized system, could see pop-up thunderstorms and highs today, 90 in sioux falls and interior sections of the west and southwest, warm temperatures there and look at next seven days where we will see heaviest rainfall, the northwest and rockies toward plain states and new england. carley, it is great to zoo see you. we have not seen each other, i was off last week. >> carley: we chatted all throughout maternity leave. good to see you in the flesh. >> todd: you all have boys, you will talk boys and raising boys. >> janice: all

within sheltered estuaries, across station invasion is transforming the new england coast. there, horribly invasive, and you find them hon. just about every continent as warming, waters drive mains, iconic, lobsters, northward, invasive european green crabs are filling the gap. surging in number and devouring the regions, muscles gallops in class. they tons and tons of the shell. fish. here in maine we have soft cell clans, which was historically speaking, i think main 2nd largest fishery. and the landings there have really, really plummeted as these guys have become more pervasive to get to their prey, the teeming, massive green dig in snip through a live sustaining ecosystem. mike macy and a handful of entrepreneurial new englanders say at least part of this illusion amounts to poetic justice, eating the invaders. is it just a few centimeters across the green? crabs are too small to pick for. meet the restaurants, such as the black trumpet by the melting lightens in, serve them a pole list, fried soft shell. crabs. crunched them like like basically popcorn. anything seaso

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the new england patriots made an offer to the mvp but rodgers wanted to play in new york.jets twice this season. you are a huge patriots fan. >> he turned them down. he knew he could never live up to the shrine of the great tom brady so go to new york because if you are over.500 it's a win. you take two losses for the jets. remember brett favre went to the jets and how did that work out? we didn't want you anyway. >> bill: this is what you get when you go to oregon for four days. i want to live in the light, manhattan. >> the darkness of the shadow that is tom brady he is not feeling it. he wins super bowls. keep the trophies, we get the rings. >> bill: these games will be fun. >> dana: i can't wait. >> you make the dip. >> bill: we are waiting on the sup reams live from the u.s. supreme court. will we get a decision on biden's student loan forgiveness plan? stand by. plus there is this. >> i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can't we all get along. >> bill: this is a good topic for america. former president obama

and most recently we've seen a lot of the smoke pushing into the northeast as well as new england. in the midwest as well. and so you can see from the satellite imagery, we're just seeing that thick smoke, heavy haze pushing into these regions. and of course a couple of fires that have broken out in the northeast and new england have added to it, but the bulk of this is from the fires in canada. this is a picture of new york city skyline from midday tuesday, you can buarely see th buildings. we have a thick smoky sky across the northeast and that will continue throughout the day today. it is creating a very poor air quality across the northeast, new england, as well as back into the midwest. and as mentioned, a lot of that is from the fires from alberta that pushed in, but we're seeing very unhealthy for sensitive groups, especially people that have respiratory issues. they have been urged to stay inside, limit their outdoor activity because of the poor air quality and in factor ct toront new york city ranked for a brief period as some of the worst air quality in the world, they ra

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that threat goes from new england all the way to the carolinas with this marginal risk. strong wind gusts, few tornadoes possible and some heavy rain by wednesday. we're talking about upwards of four inches of rain from pennsylvania all the way to new england. as you heard from priscilla, from the southwest to the panhandle of florida, 33 million people impacted by heat warnings, heat advisories. we will look at this in detail coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you so much. it is 7:13. we welcome craig to the desk. >> good morning to you as well. a full investigation into the cause of that sub disaster near the site of the titanic is now underway. officials trying to figure out what went wrong that led to the deaths of all five people on board. we have more on that story. good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. the u.s. coast guard is leading that investigation into what they are calling a major marine casualty. the ntsb also investigating as the submersible's experimental design is growing under scrutiny with the multinational inquiry under way, th

holy cross college in new england. but before that, how did clarence thomas wind up at a school like holy cross? what was his background like getting to that point? >> affirmative action brought him to holy cross, as it did yale and even many people argue as it did to the supreme court, when george h. w. bush picked him to fill what was known as the black seat on the supreme court. so, even affirmative action wasn't in place there. that's one of the great ironies about justice thomas's profound -- of affirmative action as an issue or as a way to elevate minorities and others into positions of power or education, whatever. so, he gets to new england after a series of rejections in his life, which were just profound. it's a heartbreaking back story on clarence thomas that the film spends a considerable amount of time on, trying to understand where his mind was. it's 1968, 1969. bobby kennedy has been murdered, martin luther king has been murdered, clarence thomas is in college as part of a college that has 2000 students,

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and sometimes they have 2 clutches a year. few believe new england can eat its way out of its green cram problem. but these culinary pioneers are working to turn the tables on the ravenous invaders john henry and eleanor 0, portsmouth, new hampshire. the so we're down to 0. these are top stories, families and rescue work as an eastern india, identifying bodies on to the west. trains is often in decades, at least 275 people have been killed. 5 misunderstand domady has promised to punish those responsible, especially in this life machine. he bought it. it's about the point machine and electronic into looking in this matter. the change in the electronic until looking close to this accident and whoever did it, and we'll see if uh, the reason this will be known after the investigation. sydney's red crescent says volunteers have buried the bodies of $180.00 on identified civilians and cos room. 8 agencies of struggle to reach people in need of success of 65, fail to hold. to set a goal is bracing for more process solved for the sentencing of opposition needs. it was one song, 16 people have be

hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. englandmmanding position on day two of the one—off test against ireland at lords with ben duckett�*s first test century on home soil helping the home side to 325—1 at lunch and a lead of 153 runs. joe wilson reports. here is the phrase that fits, englandmy cue and tension. the captain demands it, it is in his nature. the second in his nature. second—in—command is 0llie pope, the vice captain. after early practice he could set the pace on day two of this match. there we go, it all seemed so simple. ireland's dave furlong even before lunch. ben duckett could hit the ball where he wanted and he made the most of his opportunity gog to 100 during his first match on home soil. it is a second chance to make a test match century and everything suggests he is ready. 0llie pope looks serene as england's total stretched plus 250, stretching the resolve of ireland's bowlers, and actually no need for the skipper to fly himself up behind the skipper to fly himself up behind the socks and sunglasses. and ne

so on the score sheet from the penalties, folks around when 3 new england also making it 3 wins out of 3 trends. alexander only this call may be most or for new england who are runners off in the last year. rise a sort of grapes see because general knowledge that somebody has 199 for parents, the portugal lights are on his country or inaction. he has both new heads, convenient forts, go off on both of the group games. so for now, louis hamilton went quickest enough for the practice of the canadian formidable groom. freed them aside. he's dr. aiming to and red bulls hold over the season. heavy rain hit the end of the session in montreal, a more wet weather is forecast for qualifying lights. of the stuff that i handled, some is on his teammate, george russell was helping the time sheets were assigned to lead up max this stuff down in 6. i think we set up a bit of work to do the car's. let's investigate the moment over the bombs over the curves. i mean, it's still not too bad, but yeah, we definitely need to find you in a few things. but again, you see now it's, it's raining to probably t

to dark out so much the people had to light candles to see and it was called new england's dark day and this kind of event has happened before but more importantly, we have had wildfires in the united states that were worse, back in the 20s and 30s and the data supports it. the data shows that wildfires cover more acreage back than what they do today. >> i want you to hear with the canadian prime minister pretty boy justin trudeau said earlier in the week. we make year after year with climate change we are seeing more intense wildfires and the places where they don't normally happen. that's why we have invested to train more community-based firefighters throughout the country. >> as it turns out wildfires in canada are quite normal so normal that the website has a page devoted to educating the public about them of this month said why forests need fire so to actually conceive that and that's correct what is this all about? this hysteria? >> well what has happened lately is the left has started to blame every abnormal event on climate change is the universal bogeyman of blame. somethi

, parts of new england as well as the northern midwestern states because of this.ires burning in total in canada particularly smoke impacting us coming from over 100 fires burning in quÉbec but look at the impact in new york city last night, the state department of environmental conservation issued air quality health advisory for not only new york city but the surrounding suburbs. public schools in new york city will not have any outdoor activities today as a result of these conditions. smoke lingered over the yankees game last night, take a look at this. more conditions are expected in the coming days. fox weather team projects to linger through friday this week. coming up in five minutes, we are expecting a news conference from mayor eric adams but officials are urging everybody, especially those with respiratory issues, young children and older adults to limit your time outdoors well smoke continues lingering in the air. >> nate voigt, smoky area. still ahead, liz peek, california congressman, darrell iser, martha of mcallen and tennessee senator marsha blackbur

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area of low pressure lingering toward new england keeping things cool and wet over next couple days.today, 91 in sioux falls, 98 in kansas city. it will remain cool across the northeast. the only area on the map you have below average temperatures. the temps getting into tomorrow and thursday and friday, so 60s, 70s and that will remain the story getting into the weekend, we have trough in place and potential for showers and thunderstorms off and on in the northeast and new england area. actually need the rain here. we're not getting enough of it. i want to point out the smoke, we've had epic wildfires in canada and some smoke will drift southward to northeast including new york city area. if you have respiratory problems, elderly kids, keep them inside. >> carley: wildfires in new jersey, too. thanks. >> todd: 2024 presidential candidate tim scott taking on the ladies of "the view" after controversial comments about the republican senator's race. >> one reason i'm on the show is because of comments made on this show, only way for young african american kid to be successful in this c

we have potential for showers in the forecast for new england area. stubborn area of low pressure and around that counter clockwise flow, we are bringing the smoke from canada. new york is improving, but south of us starting to see the worst of the smoke. washington, d.c., up toward the great lakes, smoke funneled around that low pressure that has been stubborn last several days. we have high pressure and blocking pattern. we are seeing persistent flow of smoke around this area of low pressure and high pressure anchored across the upper midwest. look at air quality, new york in unhealthy, but go down south toward new jersey, philadelphia, central, pennsylvania and we have alerts in place and people being told to stay inside. do not go outside and we are worried about the elderly and our kids. to see hazardous in this area is dangerous for all of us in this region. that is where the worst of the smoke is right now, the worst air quality cities, harrisburg, pennsylvania, we are dealing with historic terrible air quality. parts of pennsylvania, wilmington