heavy rain across western massachusetts into the springfield area. this is going to alive in worcester in about 45 minutes. 45 degrees in worcester right now with mostly drizzle in place. and you can see a lot of light green near stowe, acton, chelmsford to londonderry, new hampshire. lighter rain. every single road will be wet for the if you were leaving really within the next cup of hours. 49 degree in boston right now. we have rain in gloucester. a steady rain at that. scituate to halli fox, duxbury, sandwich, falmouth, heavy rain, steady rain over the cape as well. temperatures pretty mild this morning and not a very cold rain. i will go with a mild rain to get the day started. at 6 a.m. showers and heavy rain in western mass will be in the boston area at 6:00 this morning. afternoon on the way with highs near 60 degrees. we will take a closer look at the commute and what time those showers end in the next few hours coming up. send you back to julie for live-time traffic. >> julie: speaking of the commute, a closure at neelen street blocked off a

. >> this is the heaviest of rain at this point in western massachusetts. showers are shifting eastward off the coast. that will be the trend. temperatures right now are in the upper 40s to lower 50s. as we move throughout the afternoon today, we will see highs popping out in the mid 50s. with our traffic with olessa. >> thanks, kelly ann. it's a quiet start. a live look at the pike by allston/brighton. that's eastbound heading to the top of the screen. just a little bit of moisture to deal with this morning. not the most pleasant driving conditions. overall, not too bad. let's get to the maps. the overnight construction not a lot because of the rain. 93 south by the zakim bridge just about gone. no problems on 95. eastbound on the pike, the ride is quiet. 15 minutes 495 to 128. north of of methuen to the lever connector. we're expecting trains and buses on schedule. randy: a teenager has been charged in the stabbing death of his mother. antoinette: detectives say the crime happened inside their home. the teen's grandmother witnessing all of this happen. th

it's going to try to creep into western massachusetts, the berkshires later this afternoon and evening. east of the berkshires, we are staying dry, because luckily for us, we're on the other side of e mountains. that's going to bring down-sloping wind keeping us dry temperatures struggle. we're sitting just about 50 in boston this afternoon. 50 in hyannis. as we move into inland locations, a few 40's expected, worcester at 44 degrees even as we head out toward orange, 46 degrees with a high temperature this afternoon. as we take a look at our futurecast, dry conditions condition, but notice how those clouds gather as we move into our western massachusetts locations. eventually, some of those clouds produce a sprinkle or two, and even some for the berkshire mountains. that is going to fade overnight and we are drying out. big, these cool temperatures we're seeing toward alaska and canada, when will that approach here? we are starting to see an arctic blast as we head into next week. it starts to move into the western portion of the country and eventually that will approach oureg toward

deep in mind western massachusetts already had the last batch of heavy rain come through and yet to pass totally across central and eastern massachusetts. it is losing a little steam as it goes and i wanted to time out the back end of this rain for you here. in worcester at about 7:00 this morning. showers should be finding down. providence, rhode island, 7:20. boston, 7:43 and plymouth at 8:05. by 8:00 this morning, everybody will be likely dry again. to portsmouth, new hampshire. 49 degrees right now. a milder rain. visibility is low because we have also got some fog out there this morning. showers will last us until 7 o'clock this morning. between 7 and 8, winding down. by 9 a.m., will have a ton of sun out there but start that low process of brightening up a little more sunshine in your afternoon forecast. now to plymouth end up being a warmer day. 10 degrees warmer in fact in plymouth than it is in portsmouth, new hampshire. 59 degrees and almost 60 with rain hours. those showers lasting between 7 and 8:00 this morning and temperatures hovering in the upper 50s most of the day. it d

i have got this next batch of heavy rain now just arriving in the pioneer valley in western massachusetts, and this is going to shift eastward and arrives in worcester around 5:15 this morning and boston just after 6 a.m. so, again, this is going to be a couple more hours of the rain my friends. 49 degrees in boston. that is the temperatures right now. keep in mind visibility is going to be low. we have got fog. we h all around. 6, 7 a.m. this morning, we are still going to be raining by 8 a.m. i expect all the showers will be offshore. temperatures will take a little bit of a hit by 8 a.m., but i kind of think we will float through the 60s into the afternoon where we finally brighten up and become a little bit breezy here. things will dry out a little sooner in worcester i would have to say around 7 a.m. you are going to be dry. fast forward with future cast. this is at 7 a.m. close to 495 and 128. after that like i said, we are going to be dry again. we still have clouds to get through today. i do expect it will be a little cloudier than what future cast is showing us. rain this morning

at nasa, a company western massachusetts makes space suits. go figure.y make the spacesuits that these guys were wearing. in other words, it was not any different. it is just that at any time, something was going right and something was going wrong. presidents generally figured this out when it is too late. then they discover their campaign skills of messaging, tweeting, speechmaking, rallies, your campaign skills do not help you when the government has blown up in your face, which is why it behooves presidents to spend a little less time wandering around the country, and a little more time in their first year figuring out what is happening in the government that they are the head of. >> an example of things going up makes me think of a first-year fiasco as it was called, the pigs. that certainly blowup in president kennedy's face. -- blew up in president kennedy's face. he went on national television and said, i take responsibility for this. i am the responsible officer of the government. his opinion poll rating soared 83%. there might be a lesson. if p

showers in western massachusetts will move through and bring light rainfall, especiay onto the north shore and tough much of new hampshire thismorning. watcor some of the fog as well. that's somethinghat will strengthen over the next hour or dense, especially along the coastline. 49 degrees in boston. feeling relatively mild. have to watch for the fog. it is becoming dense in boston with visibility atom half a mile. -- at only half a mile. the temperature trend or the next 12 hours looking mild. mid upper 50s in the height of the afternoon. here's what's going on with the roads with olessa. >> so far quiet. thisan the expressway by the gas tank northbound. so far not too bad. the overnight construction we were watching just about out of your way. keep in mind part of the neyland street is closed because of a water main that happened yesterday. sera congi is on the scene. we'll have more from her in a t. other than that, you're good to good. route 3, 95, no oblems. if your commute takes you along looking good traveling towards the lever connector. we're expecting trains and buses on s

this is hitting parts of western massachusetts and vermont and here in new hampshire where some people say this wintry mix what i say they need. people want to come and enjoy this white gold on this smokee . this year of last night's big snow dump, they're hoping this will boost to economy. people are being extra careful on the road because the wind gusts are still high and that could kick up a lot of snow. >> nbc's morgan radford, thank you for that report. folks celebrating new year's eve tomorrow night. if you are heading to times square new york, bundle up, bonnie schneider is tracking the forecast. bonnie. >> we have lake effects snow coming in and a second clipper, that'll move through over the weekend bringing light additional snow. unfortunately, more snow on top of that. plenty of rain coming through los angeles today causing airport delays so we are watching that in southern california. we are looking for more rain in southern arizona as well. some mountain snow as well going forward. the road parades looks good in pasadena. how about times square ? what can we expect when th

low to mid 30's in the western locations of massachusetts. with those winds in place, it is feeling quite a bit cooler. wind chills down into the 20's. luckily, we're not tracking much overhead. lee -- as we lookhr much of our. we're seeing a storm system producing snow flurries, lake-effect snow and showers in new york. even though it's trying to push eastward into our area, we have mountains helping to block it. the berkshires could see a flurry or two for today, but east of that we're staying dry. high temperatures this afternoon will try to reach toward 50 along the coastline. even down toward the cape as well. as we move westward, inland locations in the 40's, 43 in worcester, even colder because of that wind in place. winds are picking up already for this morning. we're seeing occasional gusts up to 15 to 20 miles an hour as you're heading out right now. heading into the aften, the atmosphere. that's why we're looking to see occasional gusts up to near 25 miles an hour in the height of the afternoon. those winds being sustained at 16 mi

that really brought us that nic rainfallcculn near a inch for much of theoastline, andn into western massachusetts where it was closer to two inches, so impresve, right now we're seeing th showers that are mainly moving through, as we move just south of the mass pike. that's going to bring the light rainfall. and outside of that, there is patchy drizzle, so let's take a look at what we are seeing, plymouth getting in on the light rainfall, moving through providencend areas of of showers this morng, and that will lger for the next hour or two. one thing that's really impress i have this morning is the temperature, we're seeing the tempatures above the average high for this time of year. of course, the 1st of december, we should be in the0s for the temperatures, and this rning are seeing temperatures crossing into the for a you say and 60s. 51 in boston, plymouth at 61 dew mid to upper 50s. 40s as we move these are the locations that will stay cooler, as wl, and it's really along the coastline, and that will feel that warmth for today, and as the highs go to 58 degrees. 59 a we travel down to hyanni

. >>> proving the power of community a western massachusetts town is rallying around a veteran that is down on his luck. marine sergeant joshua bershard's home burned down on monday. it was a home that volunteers built while he was injured serving in afghanistan but the fire destroyed three of his wheelchairs and his prosthetic leg and the house. he was able to save himself and his two dogs. >> combat. under fire. technically i was. i think my experiences in the military are what saved me. absolutely. >> now generous neighbors are coming forward to lend a hand again. and a local pharmacist is donating the wheelchair and his sister started a fundraiser that already surpassed its goal. >>> a wish came true for a boy that has a serious heart condition, taylor decker was wearing one of his jerseys when his idol walked in the door. taylor jumped out of bed and gave the carolina panther's quarterback a hug. that seemed to last a lifetime. newton surprised the super fan when he heard he was stuck in the hospital on christmas and wanted to bring joy to that little boy. >> i love that. >> great

at nasa, there is the company in western massachusetts that makes spacesuits. go figure.t make the spacesuits these guys were wearing. another words, the process wasn't any different. its just that at any given time, something is going right and something is going wrong. generally figured this out when it is too late. discover the campaign skills of messaging, tweeting, speechmaking, rallies -- your campaign scales don't help you -- skills don't help you when the government has blown up in your face. which is why it behooves presidents to spend less time wandering around the country and more time in their first year figuring out what is happening in the government that they are the head of. example ofaine's things blowing up reminds me of a first year fiasco, the bay of pigs. certainly, that blew up in president kennedy's face and he went on national television and said, i take responsibility for this. i am the responsible officer of this government. polls went ton 83%. , if peoplelesson in are going to blame you anyway, take responsibility and it might work in your favor

at nasa there is a company in western massachusetts, they make spacesuits, go figure, they make spacesuitsse guys were wearing. in other words the press wasn't any different. it was at any given time something is going right and something is going wrong. presidents generally figure this out when it is too late. and then they discover their campaign skills of messaging, tweeting, speechmaking, rallies, your campaign skills don't help you when the government has blown up in your face which is why it behooves presidents to spend less time wandering around the country and a little more time in their first year figuring out what is happening in the government that they are the head of. >> example of things blowing up makes me think of a first-year fiasco, the bay of pigs invasion. certainly that blue up in president kennedy's face and he went on national television and said i take responsibility for this. i am the responsible officer of this government and his opinion poll ratings stored to 83%. there might be a little bit of a lesson if people are going to blame you anyway go ahead and take re

flurries and light rainfall through much of upstate new york, and that may try to go into western massachusetts for later tonight. the berkshires could see a flurry or two, but for areas east of the berkshires, we're saying nice and dry and clear as we move into the days struggling to get out of the 30s for many spots. springfield at 30, orange 31. and downtown boston, though, stubborn at 40 degrees. we've been staying there for the past couple of hours, but really along the coastline we're seeing the upper 30s to near 40 degrees, all about the wind chill, though, so as you are heading out the door, it is feeling like it's below freezing. 31-degree wind chill in boston, worcester, really chilly, pack on the layers. we'll try to hit 50 in boston, and 50s really for much. coastline. colder inland where the highs are into the mid to upper 40s. and the future cast looking dry for tod, and clear east of the berkshires, but notice how the clouds do produce the sprinkle and flurry action as we go into the forecast tonight. that's something that we'll be watching in the predawn hours tomorrow, so most

a lot of western massachusetts and much of vermont, new hampshire and parts of maine, that will be the bullseye for the heaviest snow. that's why we could like to get snow and people skiing this weekend over new year's. radar picture right now is really calm, not much going on. this is the future radar of what happens. this is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. and you see this getting going. here all along the cities, it's way too warm. we'll be dealing with rain, not snow, which for a lot of people will make them happy. you have to drive inland to get that. it moves out of there. boston, you see wraparound snow as colder air filters in behind it. friday is going to be really windy. i'll show you that in a second. this is the forecast precipitation. that's why the heavy snow is. it's all rain along the cities, probably a half in which or so of that. the wind will get going by the time we get towards thursday evening, and then into the day on friday as the storm really strengthens, it strengthens too far west to be snow. we can expect to see big winds for friday, likely causing delays you will up

we expect to see the heaviest snow in new hampshire and parts of vermont and western massachusetts butven though people are out with their shovels and salt, some say this is sill pmply good for business. take a listen. >> fantastic. wonderful. we need it. we didn't get any last year. it was a terrible ski season. this should be wonderful. >> looking forward to it. i want to go snow shoeing. >> it's good to get snow while we're but ready to hunker down, be in the house and just kind of take it as it comes. >> reporter: chris, to give you a sense of things, last year in concord in november and december, they only got 4 inches of snow and that didn't really begin until december and this yi year, already 15 inches and up to a foot more later on tonight. >> those with us on the campaign trail, know concord well. beautiful town, by the way. good food. having said that, how are people preparing? >> in the usual ways. they're salting streets, preparing to shovel. lining up at the grocery store. we have footage of that. and those are people just packing the stores trying to make sure they have

parts of western massachusetts that's going to be the bulls eye.ll see some of the high elevations maybe a foot of snow or up to two feet of snow in some of the lower elevations around a foot of snow. this is the future radar. watch how this plays out. not much going on today. tomorrow rain event along the i. 95 corridor from philadelphia up to boston. it's interior sections where all the snow is and it's going to be a really windy event as well. get ready for lake effect snow behind it as the colder air starts to funnel in. where is the snow? this is the snow forecast, really interior sections here, mostly in throughout the vermont and new hampshire, you see these dots that's where the elevation is and warmer air in place with this, that means we're not going to be seeing the snow in the coastal areas and it's where you go up in elevation and those are going to be the bull's-eye, maybe up wards of two feet of snow. rain as well and that's going to be rain here especially along the coast so some rough travel tomorrow and tomorrow night along with t

parts of massachusetts and western and northern massachusetts, and towards main, that's going to be the bull's-eye once you get to elevations, areas at the higher peaks. this is how the storm plays out. it runs inland and that means we don't pull as much cold air in. we end up with rain along the coast. so good news, the i95 corridor from boston down to new york. tomorrow you go inland and that's where the snow is and it will be heaviest across vermont, new hampshire and maine. that will be the 10-16 inch range. take a look at this. this is a snowfall forecast through the day friday, and you get an idea where it is. that's the 2 feet plus and that's where we have the higher elevation. portland down through new york city, we are talking about train for this. it will be good news for a lot of the travel. behind this storm, friday a windy day and we'll be seeing delays in the nation's airports. >> just in time, everybody is trying to get home from grandma's. we are coming right back with much more. stay with us. president-elect trump and president obama have never really gotten along. >> h

the closeers will be boston and western parts of massachusetts. the higher totals are really into maine and into the mountains. so green and white mountains as well. >>> all right. let's talk our 3 degree guarantee we went with a high of 51. sure didn't feel like 51 today. it was cloudy and cool but we saw the late day roll in our 3 degree guarantee so join us tonight for that 3 degree guarantee. 47 degrees right now. weekends out of the west, northwest. look at the gusts at 28 miles per hour. they are not going to subside any time soon. tomorrow we are going to see gusts near 40 miles per hour for some areas off to the north and west. so this cool air is going to rush on in. tomorrow will be our coldest day of the week. ending the new year -- ending the year, excuse me, on a typical note into the mid 40s for saturday. 2017 looks to start a little bit warmer. this is what we are expecting tonight. temperatures will fall off pretty fast depending on how fast the winds continue depends on how low the temperature will go. i think into the 40s for muc

a few clouds and to western massachusetts tonight and that will bring the chance of a flurry or two into the berkshires. for most of us, we are staying to drive. near 50 today. even sunday. a look of what is going on with our roadways. >> a couple of problems spots. a crash northbound about half and hour from braintree into boston. another spot on 93, a disabled car blocking. internet? antoinette: thank you. right now a lawrence family is , hoping a body found 16-year-old lee manuel paulino one. was last seen two weeks ago. the essex county d.a'.s office has not released the identity of the victim. patriots tight end rob gronkowski undergoes back surgery today. gronk injured during the first quarter of last sunday's game against the jets. he has undergone this procedure before. doctors say gronk is a model patient because of his age and he is in great shape. we at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's

partly sunny skies as you head into western massachusetts. it stays breezy today into tonight. your pats game will look pretty comfortable. we keep it dry through your weekend with a very nice forecast. >> kris: go, pats. it will be a big game. "today show" straight ahead. thanks for joining us. i'm kris anderson. [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by dunkin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $15.99 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. america runs on dunkin'. ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ? two words: it heals.w?th heat.rt ai forming advil pm.r a hea. thermacare has patented heat accelerate healing.t's review:e. be noisy. be silent. be near. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning. he's back. president-elect trump switches into campaign mod

at nasa there's a company in western massachusetts, they make space suits. okay? go figure.he space suits that these guys were wearing. so in other words, the process wasn't any different. it's just that at any given time something is going right and something is going wrong. presidents generally figure this out when it's too late. and then they discover that their campaign skills of messaging, tweeting, speech making, rallies, your campaign skills don't help you when the government has blown up in your face. which is why it behooves presidents to spend a little less time wandering around the country and a little bit more time in their first year figuring out what is happening in the government that they are the head of. >> you know, elaine's example of things blowing up does make me think of a first-year fiasco as it was called, the bay of pigs. certainly that blew up in president kennedy's face and he went on national television and said, i take responsibility for this. i am the responsible officer of this government. and his opinion poll ratings soared to 83%. so there mi

i'm grateful to andrew moorehouse, executive director of the food bank of western massachusetts, and everyone at the food bank. they do incredible work. thanks to all the elected officials who joined part of the march maverpb, including my colleagues richie neal and joe kennedy. we were joined by state rep, steve, aaron and state rep-elect solomon goldstein and mayor david and district attorney dave sullvafpblet we kicked off the march at friends of the home in springfield and i'm grateful for all they do. the sheriffs departments as well as the deerfield police help provide escorts for all us dore all 43 miles. special thanks to students who joined the march from greenfield school, irving elementry. we were joined by a contingent from greenfield community college which included its president, bob. we also had a group of farmers from the kitchen garden who joined the effort. shawn from four seasons liquor in hadley was as usual monty's right-hand man and at the front of the line. we had a lot of people who marched and raise a lot of money. my friend, shea, deserves special credit for

at nasa, a company western massachusetts makes space suits. go figure.y make the spacesuits that these guys were wearing. in other words, it was not any different. it is just that at any time, something was going right and something was going wrong. presidents generally figured this out when it is too late. then they discover their campaign skills of messaging, tweeting, speechmaking, rallies, your campaign skills do not help you when the government has blown up in your face, which is why it behooves presidents to spend a little less time wandering around the country, and a little more time in their first year figuring out what is happening in the government that they are the head of. >> an example of things going up makes me think of a first-year fiasco as it was called, the pigs. that certainly blowup in president kennedy's face. -- blew up in president kennedy's face. he went on national television and said, i take responsibility for this. i am the responsible officer of the government. his opinion poll rating soared 83%. there might be a lesson. if p

that's the actual front you can see most os that action up into new york and connecticut and western w massachusettszy but with wh temperatures again in the mid 50 shows feel pretty good as far as traveling today, locally you'reu in great shape. we'll be looking at dry a conditions later.io so not a bad ansfternoon. i'll be back momentarily withtat the seven day and we'll talkdayl about the big holiday weekendaye coming up.cong erin is here.erin i she's got roads. >> 8:35.>> we'll start you off with live lv look traffic right now is ns looking pretty good on the innei loop and outer loop by the 270he spur. little bit of heavier congestioo on the inner loop but like iik said not terrible right now.ight it's been really pleasant thursday morning drive for theng most part. we'll go ahead and take look ank show what else you're up againsa this morning.orni traffic also moving along justgj fine on 395.n let me step out of the way.he w you can see the northbound sided coming up from duke street towards the pentagon.ng utowas h it's a little heavy but not thet typical delays we usually seealy about five mi

upper ohio river, authorizations for two army corps district headquarters that cover western new york and massachusetts, an authorization for improvements throughout texas, and many more. these and other water provisions aren't just critical for parts of the country they are important for the nation as a whole. in addition, the bill increases flexibility, removes barriers for state, local and non-federal interests to help build infrastructure. this measure is also fiscally responsible. we deauthorized $10 billion and we authorized just shy of $10 billion, so they are fully offset in the authorizations . further the bill reduces the deficit by half a billion dollars. the bill sun sets new authorizations to help prevent future backlogs and the act pertains no ear marks. i don't know if i'm particularly happy about that but i needed to say it. today's legislation restores -- thank you very much, fred. today's legislation restores regular order, the two-year cycle of congress considering these essential bills this has , been one of my top priorities. there were only three water bills enacted between 2,000

massachusetts. heavy snow and rain are blamed for several accidents in the northern and western parts of the state overnight. no one was seriously injured - but several cars had to be towed off the snowy roads. the same system has produced snow totals of a half foot or more in seven states. weather.. check out this scene in jefferson, georgia where an e-f-one tornado touched down early thursday morning. winds up to 105 miles an hour damaged homes and blew down trees and power lines. one tree was completely uprooted--landing on a home and truck. the tornado cut a path more than three miles long. fortunately there haven't been any reported injuries. right now.. police in new york city are getting ready for the big new year's eve celebration at times square. there will be unprecedented security this year. for the first time, dozens of sanitation trucks filled with sand will be deployed. that's in response to the berlin and nice truck attacks. seven-thousand extra police officers will be on duty.. from special ops units to rooftop surveillance teams. inside the command center, teams will monitor more than feeds

upper ohio river, authorizations for two army corps district headquarters that cover western new york and massachusettsmprovements throughout texas and many, many more. these and other water provisions aren't just critical for parts of the country they are important for the nation as a whole. in addition the bill increases flexibility, removes barriers for state, local and non-federal interests to help build infrastructure. this measure is also fiscally responsible. we deauthorized $10 billion and we authorized just shy of $10 billion so they're fully offset in the authorizations are. further the bill reduces the deficit by half a billion dollars. the bill sun sets new authorizations to help prevent future backlogs and the act pertains no ear marks. i don't know if i'm particularly happy about that but i needed to say it. today's legislation restores -- [ inaudible ]. >> thank you very much, fred. >> today's legislation restores regular order, the two-year cycle of congress considering these essential bills this has been one of my top priorities. there were only three water bills enacted between 2,000

massachusetts, as well. and into vermont. we currently have lake-effect snow affecting the western add ron ack mountains.we could see the quick moving clipper system. to the south, all rain. heavy at times from lake charles all the way into baton rouge. we're watching out for a flash flood watching, because the potential exists through monday for heavy rain. what a start to the new year. we could see flooding in this area. we'll let you know if anything develops. off to the west, a new storm coming through with cold air, rain heavy at times today into much of southern california, and then tomorrow, this moisture works its way across to southern arizona. so tucson and phoenix, wet weather for the first day of the year. and speaking of new year's eve, looking great for times square. relatively speaking. the temperature will be comfortable. 41 degrees, a lot colder than that, certainly. we have seen that in years past. mostly cloudy conditions, so not bad at all. it's going to get colder, though, in 2017. we have got a big batch of cold air coming in, and you'll start to feel it as early as next week. look

an authorization for upper ohio river, authorization for headquarters that cover western new york and massachusetts and many, many more. these and other provisions aren't critical just for parts of the country. they're important for the nation as a whole. it reduces barriers for state local and other -- this is also physically responsible. we deauthorized $10 billion and we authorized just shy of 10 billion. so they're fully off set. further, the bill reduces the deficit by over half a billion dollars. the bill sunsets new authorizations to help prevent future backlogs and the act contains no earmarks. i don't know if i'm particularly that happy about that you be i needed to say it. today's legislation restores -- >> thank you very much. >> today's legislation restores regular order. the two-year cycle of congress consider these bills this has been one of my top priorities. i think that record is unacceptable. every delay in regulatory passing a bill places america another step behind competitors. next year we plan on moving another water bill. this maintains our competitiveness by restoring regula

massachusetts avenue. sam sweeney, with what is next in the investigation. sunday night,15 shots rang out on this quiet northwest street. for more than 12 hours, 32nd street near western avenue was shut down. this is kind of how exciting it goes here. theywhen police showed up, found a man dead inside this jaguar. multiple shots were fired. the windows loan out. now police believe the man who fired the shots was actually inside the car inside -- at the time of the shooting. >> this is a little bit concerning. you do not know if it was domestic. i just do not know. sam: for hours overnight into the late morning, police searched for evidence and knocked on doors. there is no word on any suspect or notice -- or motive. you may have seen some the ordered something. d.c. police want to hear from you. reporting in the chevy chase neighborhood of northwest washington, i am sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. jummy: next at noon, the trump transition. what we could learn today about his choice for secretary of state. and the president elect's other high-level meetings. >> for best performance by inaccurate in a television series -- jummy: award season is here. coming up n

massachusetts. a little bit of light rain stretching up to fal mut into sagimore. these sprinkles right over rochester and north of laconia now, north back into northern and western portions of maine. 51 in boston, 60 in taunton currently 61 on the vineyard. colder the farther north you go and that's where we're tracking northern maine, coming down at a rate of one to two inches per hour, so a different story when you get back to the crown of maine. for us the storm continues to depart. sunshine breaks out. we turn bright, we turn breezy, we turn mild today. again, 55 to 60 degrees. end of the week tomorrow sun and clouds. you'll notice some snow showers in the mountains, the green mountains, the white mountains. it's going to be a fresh couple of inches in the high summits, by the way, the northern greens and whites by the time we get the snow guns are blasting as well. sunday breezy, sun and clouds, similar on sunday, but the wind is coming out of the northwest. it's going to drag in some colder air out of northeastern canada, so we won't be talking about 50s, we'll be talking 40s for highs for the upcoming weekend. 55 to near 60 degrees today. again, more typical for t