and that's new england. if you're traveling across new england, even new york city on this wednesday, you might want to think twice or just be extra careful. there will be wind and rain today from new york to southern new england and the interior portions of new england will see several inches of snow there will be slick roads. thanksgiving day. we dry out for most of the country with some snow in the interior northwest. i'm accuweather's meteorologist kevin cosgrove. >> coming up, the mystery illness that's killing dogs is spreading to more states. >> but first, trapped in a tunnel for 11 days. our first look at the construction workers still waiting to be rescued and later, a new move to make things cheaper for cable tv customer morning on good morning america. >> new video shows some of the 41 construction workers trapped inside a collapsed highway tunnel in india for the last 11 days. they just enjoyed their first hot meals, which were sent through a pipe. rescuers need to dig another 300ft to reach the

it read this was the first thanksgiving, the harvest festival of new england. this primary source was widely read and over the next several years various authors artists and lecturers dissemined the ideas until americans especially in the northeast, took it for granted. predictably, new englands were the first to tout the pilgrims as national foders and their dinner with indians as a template for thanksgiving. for the rest of the country to go along the nation first had to subjate the tribes of th great plains and far west. only the could white people stop vilifying india as bloodthirsty savages and give them the nonthreatening role in the nationalounding myth. the pilgrim saga also took hold because it had used in the national culturears. it is no coincidence that pilgrims emerged as foding fathers at a time of popular anety that the.s. was being overrun by immigrants. especially catlics from ireland and germany. that were supposedly unappreciated of the countries democratic origins and values. treating the pilgrims as the a bit of m of colonial america served

many of these sources, as mentioned, new englanders in particular new england captains or new england soldiers, which make sense given the composition of the army of 1776 and also make given how much new england rebels had antipathy toward new york city, specifically. and i can talk more about that later. so my talk today going to focus on particular perpetrator who were identified by the sources. e first called the first incendiary was a woman who may have beesummarily executed by british troops. the second was a, quote, mulatto. so, other words, a mixed race man who might have been pe white, might have been of african descent. he was parof a group of eight conneccut men, two ofhom including this mixed race man, were thrown into burning houses killed after having been caught trying to do this. the third story i'll talk about is that of a 57 year old new york city tavern keeper. right. in keeping with our theme here at frances, who became a prisoner of war, and fourth, a scots spy who was hanged by the british for espionage in june 1777. and if you together the social profile of these

many of these sources, as mentioned, new englanders in particular new england captains or new england soldiers, which make sense given the composition of the army of 1776 and also make given how much new england rebels had antipathy toward new york city, specifically. and i can talk more about that later. so my talk today going to focus on particular perpetrator who were identified by the sources. the first called the first incendiary was a woman who may have been summarily executed by british troops. the second was a, quote, mulatto. so, in other words, a mixed race man who might have been peak white, might have been of african descent. he was part of a group of eight connecticut men, two of whom including this mixed race man, were thrown into burning houses killed after having been caught trying to do this. the third story i'll talk about is that of a 57 year old new york city tavern keeper. right. in keeping with our theme here at frances, who became a prisoner of war, and fourth, a scots spy who was hanged by the british for espionage in june 1777. and if you together the social p

it is the war that establish this english hegemony over southern new england. the war is not purely an indian colonial war. there are ry few pure indian colonial wars, by which i mean this colonist very rarely fight wars against native people without native allies. right? so what you normallyave our colonial indian versus indian wars, right. and that's certainly the case here. the english had some powerful indian allies. they do, including wampanoags, who had adopted christianity and the mohicans and the pequod among and the mohawks, among among others. but by and large, most native people in soutrn new england rise up in inhis war against english expansion. this alludes to the that you re asking earlier. do these people see themselves do native people see themselves as indians? well, when the colonial period starts, no, they don't have any word to suggest such an idea. and europeans don't see themselves as white either. not at all. but by 1675, when king philip's war starts, they most certainly do. as a matter of fact, they have adopted the english word indian

many of these sources, as mentioned, new englanders in particular new england captains or new england soldiers, which make sense given the composition of the army of 1776 and also make given how much new england rebels had antipathy toward new york city, specifically. and i can talk more about that later. so my talk today going to focus on particular perpetrator who were identified by the sources. the first called the first incendiary was a woman who may have been summarily executed by british troops. the second was a, quote, mulatto. so, in other words, a mixed race man who might have been peak white, might have been of african descent. he was part of a group of eight connecticut men, two of whom including this mixed race man, were thrown into burning houses killed after having been caught trying to do this. the third story i'll talk about is that of a 57 year old new york city tavern keeper. right. in keeping with our theme here at frances, who became a prisoner of war, and fourth, a scots spy who was hanged by the british for espionage in june 1777. and if you together the social p

impacts with rain and wind in new england, especially coastal new england and that's the story this weekend, great lakes snow with rain in new england and also a cool and damp pattern in the west this weekend with mountain snow. accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. coming up, the nfl reporter who admits making up reports on the sidelines. >> but first, the shocking allegations against music mogul sean diddy combs. his response to the claims of rape and abuse. >> and later, formula one gets off to a rough start running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems su

many european explorers are coasting new england during this period. they call it a plague. now, that could mean bubonic plague, but it could mean any one of a number of diseases. i suspect it was smallpox. we just don't know smallpox is known to have killed about 30% of the people who get it. so if it was smallpox with nursing, with nursing, with nursing. but if everyone is sick at the same time, which is the case when no one has had it before, it means everyone's down at once, which means you're going to have catastrophic losses of population. so in you know, in this particular case, this disease is ravaging the wampanos and their allies, the massachusetts people and the southern abenaki people. so moving up the coast to massachusetts. in maine, according to native stimony, they lost some communities lost upwards of 90% of which is impossible to fathom. right. and they're devastated they're utterly depopulate. well, they're narragansett enemies to the west. don't contract the disease, which tells you something about their relations. it's communicable disease. the naaganset

we have heavy rain impacting much of the east coast, from new england, great lakes to the southeast. snow and ice across northern new england into the interior parts of the northeast and along the appalachians as well then it races out of here tomorrow behind it, colder air and breezy we'll see morning rains and snowshowers in new england tomorrow morning as far as the severe weather threat, we're looking at this yellow area, the likeliest area of seeing severe weather monroeville to pensacola we could see strong storms, winds gusting uh p to 60 miles e hour heavy infall witra drying out from yesterday temperatures cooler, in the 50s and 60s, 59 in dallas, 62 in houston. that's your tuesday forecast >> all right, michelle, thank you. >> uh-huh. >>> coming up, the eagles swoop in for revenge in a super bowl matchup against the chiefs >> . >>the shakeup at the top of the company of chatgpt . >>> the shakeup at the top of the company of chatgpt . >>> the shakeup at the top of the company of chatgpt >>> the shakeup at the top of the company of chatgpt >>> the s the company of chatgpt hea

we have snow for parts of new england. several inches of snow. ront exits by dinner time and things should be clear. here in the northeast, new york city area, we have a couple hours and it should be out of here. snow still to come mainly in northern new england. if you live in the area across maine, you are dealing with a foot of snow. here is your forecast today, goodbye to the storm system, fairly quiet. next storm moving into the northwest will bring mountain snow. otherwise, better forecast. watching potential for travel delays along the eastern seaboard, here is your thanksgiving forecast, looking good for the country with exception to the west, where we could see snow in the mountains and rain. macy's thanksgiving day parade looks,a mazing. 51 as daytime high. tons of sunshine. >> todd: great, awesome. look forward to it everybody. >> carley: pillsbury dough boy might get a tan. >> janice: who? that was humorous. >> todd: score one for carley shimkus. >> janice: took me a few minutes. happy thanksgiving. >> todd: maryland attorney general a

many of these sources, as mentioned, new englanders in particular new england captains or new england soldiers, which make sense given the composition of the army of 1776 and also make given how much new england rebels had antipathy toward new york city,

but i think that when you were short new england so itay have just been one bad but not long duration and there were rules like, okay, it's illegal to do that or to prevent erosion on these streams in manhattan everybody has to plank sides of their lot to raise the level of them. but people in bo cases just ignored that those top down directives. but there really was not a whole t of. hey, we recognize every spring there massive flooding events on the upper hudson. so let's move all of the buildings uphill. it just repeatedly would happen and of the events are very traumatizing. people talk about them, you know, 20 years later. but the destruction and how many animals died. but the things that i do are like, well, there's not much to do in the winter. so that's when everyone will go to school or the so winter maybe wasn't in some ways wasn't so bad or it offers different opportunities. yeah, the ground's frozen. that's a great time to go into wetlands, to harvest wood that time to chop wood skating's slaying. we're in horse racing on e frozen was a really popular pastime. so there wer

new england biased on the part of the white house. they had overlooked virginia being the first and the 1963 thanksgiving proclamation by john f kennedy included virginia first and then massachusetts after that. so we feel like we've gotten our due as far as recognition they would leave family had a wood leaf association that they started in 1958 when the jameson's invited them to the plantation. and it's been a part of my life ever since i was a child that i because they would send out information, they would havth festival down here. it's been an important part of our life and something we really enjoyed and learned a lot from the state of virginia through the jamestown yorktown foundation is commemorating certain historic events that happened in 1619 one was the first african came to the new world first groups of females came to the new world, the first legislative body was in jamestown. in 1619, and the first thanksgiving was was here at berkeley. so we have invited charles barkley to the 400th anniversary, which is next year in 2

still soggy on this friday in pittsburgh, cleveland, into portions of new england. now the west coast, we're looking at a powerful storm, a cross country storm that bill talked about in emily's story. we're looking at showers and some higher mountain snow into portions of chalifornia. we're looking at frequent downpours along th parts of northeast and the ohio valley. warm with sunshine in parts of the south. houston today, 77 degrees. all right, guys, that's your friday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. have a good weekend. >>> big blue seeing red. why ibm is pulling ads from twitter. >>> amazon primed to take on the auto industry. this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. [ex

climbing throughout the day as heavy winds and rain sweep through the northeast, as well as snow in new england. and now a new storm is expected to bring more snow to states like montana, wyoming and idaho, where winter alerts could translate into delays for west coast travelers. >> i was looking at the weather and i was kind of worried. the weather always is the key. >> and then there's air traffic control shortages. but the weather will be the key. we've been working with the faa to adjust routes, to move things around. >> as for the trip home, the tsa estimates nearly 3 million people could pass through security lines on sunday, which would be the highest number ever recorded in the agency's 20 year history. >> and here's a live look at sfo right now. it's been busy there all day. for more on that holiday travel forecast, we want to go to abc7 news meteorologist sandyha patel. sandy. yeah. dan and as we take a look at the national picture here, it is pretty quiet although we do have some some snow showers over the rockies and across parts of new england. >> they are getting a pretty steady s

congressman and 2024 presidential candidate dean phillips meeting with voters at a town hall hosted by new england college in henniker, new hampshire. he talks about his first days on the campaign trail since announcing his intention to challenge president biden for the democratic nomination. and he takes questions from the audience. this has been the most extraordinary ten days of my

looking at a mixture, too, in new england. looking at the snow falling and heavy rain falling throughout maine. this is going to clear out, could see lingering snowshowers and length range rain showers in maine. we will continue to see that snow falling these alerts are in place through wednesday. notice pinks and purples downwind of lake erie and lake ontario, where we expect the highest amounts of snow and could see 36 inches or higher, that's mainly near the tug hill plateau region, they see a lot of snow throughout the winter. where we're expecting snow to continue today and tomorrow and gusty mid-atlantic, the northeast as well, the ohio valley, temperatures mainly in the 30s. all right. guys, that's your monday forecast. >> michelle, thank you. >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with a recall alert for honda owners. >>> and what better way to start your first day back after the holiday weekend than by browsing for deals. don't tell your boss we say that, cnbc's steve sedgwick will tell us why cyber monday could be b

also looking at some heavy rain falling in new england, mainly in maine right now we're looking at rain also through portions of the interior northeast. a wet morning in some spots. be the big story for today will be the lake-effect snow. we're looking at alerts in effect until wednesday we have lake-effect snow warnings also winter weather advisories and up to four feet in some spots. over three feet. today the snow continuing throughout the great lakes could see snowfall rates of 3 inches purchase hour along with gusty winds. that's going to make for tricky travel same stories throughout tomorrow winds gusts up to 45 miles per hour the snow continuing the fall it's going to pile up, and we're looking at the highest portions of upstateg chilly too much of the country below normal 34 in pittsburgh 50 in d.c. and that's your monday forecast. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> get ready to not set sail. life at sea cruises has canceled their three-year-long voyage after failing to secure a cruise ship the cruise was scheduled to depart from istanbul with plans to travel to seventh con

a coating of snow across parts of new england as the polar air pours in.t's going to be a very cold and blustery thanksgiving day for millions of americans across the northern tier. >> the weather and the crowds aren't the only thing different about thanksgiving travel this year. more people are flying early thanks to remote working and so far, fliers are seeing fewer cancellations this year, seeing the lowest cancellation rate in five years to ease congestion, the faa has opened 169 new flight routes along the east coast, making some flights shorter and is open. military airspace off the east coast and gulf coast for commercial use. meanwhile, down on the roads, gas prices falling. they've dropped $0.06 in the last week and are nearly $0.40 lower than last year as the suspected tornadoes overnight apparently caused only minimal damage. no serious injuries were reported. morgan okay, liz, thank you. >> the us is taking a new step to fight illegal immigration overseas. us officials are now planning to travel to panama to help with the screening and deportin

our next guest, new england patriots owner robert kraft is spearheading an effort to counter that hate. you're looking now at a new add that they've put out. it is part of a $25 million campaign, launched earlier this year called stand up to jewish hate. robert kraft joins us this morning. robert, thank you very much for being here. i should note, you're sitting in the command center, where your team at the foundation tracks all of the hate incidents that are happening. do you agree with what we just heard the israeli ambassador to the u.n. say? that we are on the brink of a catastrophe in the united states? >> well, it's really disheartening to see what's going on in this country. you know, when i started this foundation four years ago, i saw signs in this country of what was going on in germany in the 30s. and that's why we started the foundation to try to educate and help all people understand that we have to stand up to jewish hate, but all hate. and we've tried to do that through a sense of commercials and if we don't do a good job controlling it, i think hate leads to violence. a

wednesday morning really tough across parts of new england. and then it moves out by wednesday night, but dropping some snow, a coating of snow across parts of new england, as the polar air pours in. it's going to be a very cold and blustery thanksgiving day for millions of americans across the northern tier. david? >> david: it's never easy getting there, but worth it once you get there. rob marciano, thank you. >>> of course, the storms hitting as millions travel. the tsa expecting to screen 30 million passengers over the holiday period. 46,000 flights taking off just today and nearly 50 million americans set to hit theed radios. the silver lining this year despite these storms, gas prices are down about 40 cents since last year. abc's trevor ault tonight on the travel picture. >> reporter: tonight, the holiday travel crush is here and looking to break all-time records. passengers of all ages packing airports from new york -- >> i'm sure it's going to be a nightmare. >> reporter: -- to los angeles. >> i am so excited and i am traveling to ne

than an inch to an inch generally speaking, but we could see 1 to 2 inches throughout parts of new englandow totals, good for the ski resorts. in vermont to new hampshire, a foot to a half of foot of snow. that's what's going on across >> somara: and that, my friends, is a look at your local forecast, and just one last thing i would like to leave our friends on the east coast with. if they're planning on hitting the road today, the earlier the better because the rain really ramps up tonight. >> whit: right after from "gma." >> somara: yes, after "gma." >> gio: thank you, somara. >>> let's go to monday night football now, and one of the most unusual stories of the season. the rocket scientist/quarterback who finds himself in the spotlight starting for a playoff contender. we're talking about josh dobbs who came to the vikings when star kirk cousins was injured and abc's martha raddatz had the chance to talk with dobbs about his double career. >> i guess quarterback, you know, you're given a ton of problems over and over, you know, defense is presenting different fronts, different blitz pack

an inch to 100th inch of ice and that could be very dangerous and heavy snow as you get up into new englandlong i-95, some places in maine could see upwards of 10 -- 8 to 10 inches of snow but also snow interior sections of new england as well, guys. so a real mess and then a little later we'll take a look at the weekend for people trying to get home. >> okay. all right, al. lots on your plate thank you. we'll get the full forecast in a moment. >>> yes. meantime as millions get ready to gather for the holiday, health officials are urging people to take extra precautions because the cdc estimates there have already been up to 1.6 million flu cases. rsv infections are also on the rise, especially impacting kids under the age of 4. covid-19 still a concern. for a lot of families. but only about 15% of adults have received that updated shot. let's see what it all means, how we can protect ourselves and our loved ones. so happy that you are here with us today. as we said, tons of people are on the road, people are going to be gathering, not many people have gotten the flu shot or the covid shot.

and devito, a touchdown pass and new england moves to the afc's worst 2-8.also -- >> joey: taylor swift's boyfriend is turning into quite a football player. >> carley: got those mixed up, some people's mind, you are right. bbc reporter who reported false information on the gaza hospital attack. wait until you hear him. >> steve: hello, everybody, it is monday and on "fox and friends," today is final day of the four-day ceasefire, we have a live report from the ground. trey yingst is there now. here at home, museum of natural history, protesters chant and compared idf to the kkk. and trouble for the biden campaign, black voters telling "new york times" they are hesitant to reelect joe biden. heard of cyber monday? they upon just talking about it. tomorrow is travel tuesday, if you are thinking about your next vacation, price might be right with discount on rental cars and flights. tell you about travel tuesday on cyber monday. kicks off on the channel you trust for morning news. carley and joey back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." 18 ye

interior new england, it is no and i hope everyone has a good trip traveling back.beautiful day here in new york. adam cox, thanks for the city of chicago offering a very warm come to its newest residence, adorable alaskan brown bear cubs they are cubs. arrived at the brookfield zoo. the brother and sister duo are ten -month-old, orphans unfortunately but they way 150 pounds each. they are expected to make their debut in the near future and bring new meaning to the chicago cubs name. two bearcats are settling in to their new homes at the melbourne zoo in australia, peter kat moore bear, this pair can be seen climbing trees and snacking on food. speaking of food some of the animal is known for having special lands that give off a scent of butter popcorn. conservation groups claim habitat destruction and illegal pet trade for the declining population. kind of cute. >> definitely cute. i love that because when the cubs aren't doing well, there is a place you can go cheer up a little bit. >> root for the cubs in chicago. >> exactly. jon: we will see you tomorrow. that's

telegraph wire tie the cattle market of kansas to the tables of the east hitch the cotton mills of new england and the southern plantation and the new york cutting people. other methods communication. it was slow and tedious. the telegraph was only means of rapid communication. it was direct, it was fast. it kept pace with the nations expanding frontiers. all late. why do you read? why do you read all? they're all like, why do you read what your paper? mr. long hey. yeah. hey, what's this? joe, what's way blank pages is the news, h? what do you know? they were all playing. sorry. joe azari. joe's customer. it would have happened if we hadn't arranged it. there's plenty of news today, but it's still in the making. all right, man, we'll find that out righ away. i don't mean to be personal, sir, but congratulations. oh, hey, did you mean to say, well, these twins were boys or girls or how could i forgotten that they are boys? and you understand, as a regular telegram, of course. oh, sure. it is. is new, but who else would like to get the good news? oh, this goes to about eight different people. i

rugby union news. englandell won't take part in next year's six nations championship. he will take a break from international rugby to prioritise his and his family's mental well—being. he will continue to pay for his club side saracens. he is england's all—time leading points scorer, he has been capped 112 times since he made his debut, 11 years ago. he led them to the final of the 2019 world cup, to the semifinals this year. he missed the first two games, though, of that tournament, through suspension, after a dangerous tackle in a warm—up game. he was booed by some sections of england's supporters on his return to the side. his father andy, the ireland head coach, described his son's treatment as disgusting, and a circus. england say they fully support farrell's decision. the head coach steve borthwick said: golf news — luke donald will stay on as team europe's captain for the next ryder cup in 2025. the former world number one led europe to a brilliant victory in rome earlier this year against the usa. he

. >> a very messy morning here across parts of the northeastern part of the u.s., and also into new england with rain and snow. many, many people trying to get away on holiday at this point. and by later on today, it gets better. but it will be very slow start. yesterday, 4,000 flights according to flightaware were delayed across the u.s. not too many canceled, but all of those delays really started piling up on each other. things get a whole lot better throughout the afternoon. it will still be a little bit windy and breezy, but the precip goes away, and the airport delays likely go away too. there will be some rain across parts of the carolinas, but this is the story. the snow in places where people would like it to snow, because there are ski resorts up here in new england. the clear skies here for this morning kind of move away by later on this afternoon. so, yes, we will have some airport and travel delays early in the day. but by midday, the map is blank. by tomorrow, there will be some more delays across parts of the upper part of the great basin, where there will be some snow in mon

but northern new england, you have and yo few snowflakes flyi the sky. and rain and snow and perhaps ice in and around albany. and this is all rain across texas, a larger storm system that help cool our temperatures. in steeoutheast, it hasn't rain in nearly a month. so no wonder that we have drought conditions that continue to broaden and kind of expand in reach across the area. we need the rain. we'll take it. even though it will be light, it is still saying something. >> i for one am not ready for a wintry mix, so i'm glad it is still up in new england. but we'll see. derek, thank you very much. >>> so who do you think came out on top in round three among the republican presidential hopefuls not named trump? we'll walk you through all the fireworks from last night's debate. >>> and the u.s. strikes an iranian weapons facility following the atattacks on u.s. troops i in iraq andnd syria. >>> in the last debate, she made fun of me for joining tick dog. her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time so you might want to take care of your fam

and also into new england with rain and snow. many, many people trying to get away on holiday at this point. and by later on today, it gets better. but it will be a very slow start. yesterday 4,000 flights according to flight aware were delayed across the u.s. not too many canceled, but all of those delays really started piling up on each other. things get a whole lot better throughout the afternoon. it will still be a bit windy and breezy, but the precip goes away and airport delays likely go away too. there will be rain across the carolina, but this is the story, the snow in places where people would like it to snow. because there are ski resorts up here in new england. the clear skies here for this morning kind of move away by later on this afternoon. so, yes, we will have some airport and travel delays early in the day, but by midday, the map is blank. tomorrow there will be more delays across parts of the upper part of the great basin where there will be some snow in montana and idaho and wyoming, but really 46 in chicago, f

he passed away at his home in new england, henry kissinger, academic. busy diplomat, us secretary of state and mine who shape the history of the ne 20th century like perhaps no other statesman. busy busy busy kissinger was born, i see in this area southern gemini to a jewish family. when he was 15 years old, they escaped nancy persecution, eventually settling in new york. he was drafted into the us army to fight in world war 2. only 5 years after he had left germany, kissinger found himself back in his homeland fighting the nazi regime from which he had fled. back in the u. s. t enrolled at harvard to study political science to his doctorate and became a professor that she always kept an eye on life outside academia, specifically, policy making in washington. in the 19 sixty's, he served as foreign policy advisor to president john f. kennedy entered into the johnson to became national security adviser, and then secretary of state under rich nixon, king of the vietnam moore was highly controversial. subject had been holding secret negotiations with north

heading to new england, a white commute. england, you want that because that is natural snow that you will be skiing in this weekend. it is already snowing in the catskills but ponding on the roadways from very heavy rainfall. we had five tornadoes on the ground yesterday that we know of right now. we don't have any for today and not expecting any but the forecast is for the low to head up the east coast and maybe slow down especially the road travel without a doubt. flight radar 24 has so many planes on this map. thousands and thousands of planes from the east coast to the west coast going all different directions and our pete muntean is going to tell us how this is doing. >> reporter: yeah, you know, chad, the cancellations and delays keep going up as the day goes on, and the faa just imposed a ground delay for all the flights leaving charlotte, a huge hub for american airlines, the average delay there more than an hour and a half which is why we're seeing them nationwide go up. 3,155 delays nationwide. the latest numbers

time getting into sunday, busy travel day storms in midwest and great lake area and new england on mondayyellow, that is delays at airports as the entire storm system sweeps the country and before it is all said and done getting into monday, snow as the system makes way across portions of new england. snow could be on the way and we'll be tracking that. now back to you. >> brian: thanks so much take a look at other headlines breaking. mayor of niagara falls says mechanical failure could have been the reason behind the explosion on wednesday, could have caused the bentley to accelerate. the new york couple was from grand island headed to canada for a concert. elsewhere, chinese officials have not found unusual pathogen after surge of respiratory illness in the country's region. who suggest they search for anything abnormal after increase of influenza-like illness. remember covid-19? this iconic musician daryl hall is suing john oates for tracks like this -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your kiss, your kiss is on my lips. because your kiss, your kis is on my lips. >> brian: yes, your kiss is what i miss. hall m

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she has ties to a number of new england democratic lawmakers, by the way. oscar winning actress susan sarandon has stuck her foot in it this time. the last few weeks she raged against israel, dropped by a top hollywood agency after rants like this. >> there are a lot of people that are afraid, afraid of being jewish at this time and getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this country so often subjected to violence. july >> julie: sean duffy. to hear the words have gotten a taste to be a muslim in this country. i don't remember protests in my time of people chanting by the thousands of streets essentially hating on muslims, do you? >> first susan sarandon is an anti-war activist. here she takes a stage and is promoting war, defending what hamas has done in their attacks on october 7th to israel. it is interesting how liberals, communists, can justify some things but then rally against others. she is a hypocrite. you know what? good for her for being canceled by her agency. i want to go back to the other clips you pointed out. this hate that