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and in massachusetts, just 14 miles between paxson and shrewsbury, paxson 21 inches and 3.1 in shrewsbury. and we still have snow falling, quite a bit falling in parts of northern new england this morning where it is dropping visibilities down now to roughly about 9 miles. but i've seen it as low as 7. so visibility down, snow falling, slick roadway, travel not advised out here. snow continues to fall through the morning and into the afternoon especially across northern new hampshire and vermont. these areas will likely pick up through the higher elevations another foot of snow on top of what we've already picked up. widespread about another 2 to 4 inches. regardless it is heavy wet snow. and when we factor in the wind gusts of over 50 miles per hour, more power outages will become a problem because it weighs down the power lines and also likely to see some tree limbs breaking off. so keep that in mind too if you have to go out and about. on top of it all, we still have that original atmospheric river, so flooding is still a big problem in california. along the foothills of the sierra nev

tony bennett, paxson archer. peggy lee, sting. 0h, oh, my god.inway piano so iconic? well, we all think it's because it's handmade. we play all the other pianos and they play nicely but nothing sounds like a steinway. cheering and applause this year marks steinway�*s 170th anniversary. today, it is regarded as one of the big four piano makers and i've come to take a peek inside its massive factory here in new york. this factory has been in operation for over 150 years and the processes they created all those years ago were so perfect and so ahead of their time that they still use many of the same techniques today. what's going on here? what are you up to here? iam key i am key weighing. key weighing? balancing the keys. without the weights, you cannot play, the keys are too heavy, which would give you copper tone. you have 88 keys. every key is like me and you. everyone is different. none are the same. this tells me how much weight. i have to find the right position, you see? then i have to check the return, then i mark. a piano can be big and bo

[laughter] -- congressman courtney's 1975 graduate of paxson university -- university connecticut school of law. congressman whitman, who will follow congressman courtney appear, based on alphabetical order -- [laughter] so, he is serving in the first can gastronomical district and virginia. he's been down there since the 2006 2007 timeframe. and his focus has also been on strengthening our military, and supporting veterans, programs, as well as economic development, and working to fix our crumbling infrastructure, as well as increasing access to the high-speed internet, and also stem programs. he currently serves on the board of the naval academy -- he was chairman of the readiness subcommittee on the hill for four years, as well as serving on the house armed services community. he holds a ph.d. in public policy from virginia commonwealth, and he received his bachelor science degree in biology from virginia tech. without further ado, i'll ask congressman courtney to come up and address the audience. [applause] >> good morning. thank you, admirable, for your kind introduction, and it's g

loan so what they did was they went and got bridge financing from, first a bank in dominika called paxsonmuch one in the same company and if you chants th beneficiaries back, you get to the nephew of a putin ally who was the first deputy justice minister in russia, an previously served in putin's executive office so when you look at the thin and you don't know if there' actually gonna be exposure here they might be looking at, it's an investigation but the optics of trump coming out of the white house as firs business ventures, is gettin really opec loans and opaque conduits from offshore banks i not a good luck. >> as donald trump says, you democrats and new fake new has. all you want to talk about i russia, russia, russia with no basis whatsoever i mean, it's outrageous. >> personally, ample reason to talk about that. [inaudible >> talk about going back to th beginning. >> never quite leave it >> so, you obviously ar wired into trump world ver closely. what is the sense right no from the level of concern. as this is going on, where people involved with the company? or close to the forme

tony bennett, paxson archer. peggy lee, sting. oh, my god. in new york. this factory has been in operation for over 150 years and the processes they created all those years ago were so perfect and so ahead of their time that they still use many of the same techniques today. what's going on here? what are you up to here? i am key weighing. key weighing? balancing the keys. without the weights, you cannot play, the keys are too heavy, which would give you copper tone. you have 88 keys. every key is like me and you. every one is different. none are the same. this tells me how much weight. i have to find the right position, you see? then i have to check the return, then i mark. a piano can be big and bold. and it can be the daintiest little instrument to boot. and my goal is to just make this piano as even and pleasing sounding. ever since i came here, i thought this was the job that i was meant to do, because i love the piano so much, and i love music. who could ask for anything more? before the pandemic, there was a year long waiting list to vi