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>> kevin: whipping winds and widespread power outages. >> gene: dangerous conditions expected to last the entire day. our team of reporters are tracking it all. >> sara: one day out in the nation's primary and final push for undecided voters. scramble as bad weather moves in. this is a fox25 stormtracker weather alert. >> gene: good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us on very stormy monday morning, it is february 8th, i'm gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. the week begins the way tended with another wet snowstorm, heavy winds and it will make it tough with all the snow blowing around. team coverage to where you're going faithfully. >> gene: michael henrich is on the coast and jessica reyes saying police are saying stay off the road.
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the storms. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz watching it for us, kevin, you talk about the snow moving in and that's been happening. >> kevin: looking at snow pushing in here, far out to sea, amazing the center of the storm and intensity of it, you can tell almost like an eye of the hurricane out there, doesn't it? but over 400 miles away, and still close enough, because it is so huge, to produce snow here and incredible wind gusts across southeastern massachusetts, and we are just getting started. live stormtracker radar, report on twitter for middleborough, snowflakes out there and flurries ahead of it starting to show up here around i-95 corridor, going to fill in fairly quickly, i do believe, and timeline slower than what's happening because the models haven't caught up to what's going on, sandwich to falmouth to wellfleet to provincetown as well, accumulating snow on martha's vineyard to lightly we are not talking about feet of snow just yet, won't ever talk
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foot of snow in south shore certainly possibility. future snow clearly up here, so it is a good hour behind it looks like. so by nine -- 9:00 hour into boston along i-95, seen flurries already, going to fill in northern part of the north shore and boston and worcester as well in short order and taking over the state into southern new hampshire. so through the afternoon and into the early evening, the snow will continue to fly. sweet spot continues to be the south shore, expecting up to a foot of snow and part of the story. meteorologist jason brewer, you have been tracking strong winds as well. >> jason: absolutely. wind gust in excess of 50 miles per hour in few spots, the islands, higher terrain, right now running 40 to 45, plymouth, nantucket, boston logan airport and just going to get worse. going to see winds gusting up in excess of 50 miles per hour, most spots throughout the day, and then by tonight, after midnight, the winds will subside
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getting colder, upper 20s through the day and check out rival times, band of snow that's already developed brockton over toward the city boston, middleborough reports of the snow shield already there, brockton by 8:00, steady snow and then it doesn't let up. quincy 8:45i expect boston to gloucester about 9:00 a.m. as kevin was saying, some of the steadier snow arriving. julie has been watching road action. >> julie: i like what i have been seeing, everyone heeding the warnings staying off the road. you're flying out there, volume very light and everybody is staying home which is for the best. average speeds 35 miles per hour on the expressway, otherwise things look fine on the pike, wide open through brighton, very atypical 7:03. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, ten minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 22 minutes on 128 from route 1
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gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: snow was just starting to fall in the south shore and flakes in middleborough as mentioned. >> sara: michael henrich live along the coast in plymouth and you have actually had to move the live shot for safety reasons >> michael: wind gusts topped 50 miles per hour, but since the last report, since we established here on the other side of the little harbor, the snowflakes have started to fall. plus the water left is already starting to rise, guys. i took a picture about 20 minutes ago, and see the first little ridge of rocks there sticking out next to the sea wall, the water is now up against it, right? tweeted the picture out 20 minutes ago, the water was about 10 feet further away. so this is quickly creeping in, we are going to see the water level continue to rise and that is one of the reasons we have this coastal flooding concern as
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into blizzard type conditions in the plymouth area. we are keeping a close eye on that, working to find out more information about how the local authorities here are responding to it and we will have an update for you in 30 minutes. for now live in plymouth, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: something going to be wrapping up from south shore to middlesex county. we continue the team coverage in newton where jessica reyes live on 128 and people are being told to stay off the roads. traffic behind you, looks like people are actually heeding that advice at this point. >> jessica: they are. traffic picked up a little bit since the last time we saw you guys, and snow working way to newton's this morning, but once it does get here as kevin and jason has been saying, it is going to stick around quite sometime, and run into things at the tail end of the morning commuted. fortunately people seem to be heeding the warnings to stay off off the road ahead of the storm this morning.
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couple minutes ago, and they tell us they have 938 crews treating with it clearing the roads in the east and southeast parts of the state. positions are different depending where you are right now, but crews are seeing everything from dry to wet and slush covered roads. now, the snow hasn't made its way everywhere quite yet, not in newton just yet and going to stick around for much of the day once it does get here, and we will be out here all morning long, keeping an eye on things, taking another look what you could expect in 30 minutes. for now live here in newton, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> gene: there are 120 departures canceled since we went on the air at 4:00 and another 117 flights headed for boston has been canceled.
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runways, but check with the airline before you head to the airport. detours because of snow covered roads. more than 400 additional mbta employees have been called into work today, so far minimal trains. the "t" planning for several days of winter weather and working to keep the tracks clear. gene: power outages remain a problem this morning and more are expected this afternoon. however, eversource making progress getting lights back on in some places this morning. right now there are 410 eversource customers without power. earlier this morning there were over 1700. national grid reporting 1600 at this hour and we will updated as the storm progresses today. make sure you put the phone charged and put it on power save mode and download the fox25 weather app. that way if you lose power we can get the information that you need it had stay save. >> sara: the storm isn't stopping a full day of event in new hampshire where the
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crisscrossing the state ahead of tomorrow's primary. fox25 catherine parrotta is live in salem, new hampshire where donald trump will hold an event at 10:00 a.m. catherine? >> catherine: good morning, sara. in fact, the doors open here in salem, new hampshire in about an hour for donald trump. candidates on both sides see today as an opportunity to get out there and reach voters despite the storm that is on its way. now, on the democratic side bernie sanders was here in new hampshire over the weekend, and on sunday he used that day to speak with voters here in new hampshire while hillary clinton took a break from new hampshire to head to flint, michigan where she condemned the state's response to the city's water crisis. standard soaring in popularity among millennials and latest polling data the senator leading hillary clinton. despite the odds the campaign is hard here. yesterday former president bill clinton was in the granite state stumping for his wife and went
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>> they sent us a signal. they though who they don't want to run against. they blamed everybody, although they are to blame for it depending which candidate it is, they blame the immigrants, blame the muslims, blame president obama. still not quite done blaming him. >> catherine: on the republican side the candidates are fresh from saturday night final debate before the primary giving undecided voters to think about and candidate backed off and trump camp working to get out the vote. trump has added to his schedule and end today with big event at the verizon wireless center, but again, the day for donald trump starts here in salem, new hampshire, the doors opening about an hour for that 10:00 a.m. event. give you live look at the scene about an hour for now. live here in salem, new hampshire, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> sara: stay with fox25 for complete coverage of the new hampshire primary. political reporter sharman
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reports beginning at 7:00, then tomorrow we will be with you from our news at 5:00, straight to 11:30 bringing you live reports, live reports from candidates headquarters and the speeches as they happen. we will also stream it live on news app. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes and 23 minute on 93 southbound from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. kevin. >> kevin: all right. snow continues to come down and tracking across the area and getting those reports, karen in middleborough tells us that, yeah, started to snow, thank you for that, but storm far, far out to sea and push it northwest through the coastline and do it and make progression and snow in middleborough and plymouth county and cape cod, got report from falmouth, guys, one inch of snow already out there, up to foot expected before it is all said and done. >> daniel: >> gene: so far no problems on
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potential for coastal flooding all morning long,
guys. >> gene: six-year-old kalie kenyon was struck by ice covered branch and tom hit by limb while clearing off the backyard ice rink and so far $30,000 have been donated to fund to help the kenyon family. high school hockey team also dedicated the win saturday night to the victims. firefighters urge people to wait until some of the snow melts off the trees before going in your yard to clean up. >> sara: umass amherst death senior fell from fourth floor around 2:00 a.m. on friday. officials say they do not believe her death was suspicious the 21-year-old student was native of windham, new hampshire sara: officials in new york city are stepping up efforts for safety at
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crane collapse. massive crane came crashing down on friday and showed it to you as it was breaking at 9:00 a.m. crash. david wick is harvard graduate who was headed to his job on wall street when the crane struck him. this morning the mayor of morning putting new policies in place when it comes to safety at construction sites using cranes. >> gene: today city
of providence will say good-bye to buddy ciancia. he has been lying in repose. he was forced twice from office for felony office. he died january 28th after becoming ill after taping interview with providence tv station. >> sara: chipolte will all be closed today 11 to three for company wide staff meeting about
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over the last several months dozens of customers got sick after eating after a large group of boston college. the company is facing class action lawsuit in wake of all the illnesses. >> julie: 7:16. i want to say thank you and grade job for staying off the roads so far. look at this, 7:16 on weekday morning. we are bright green, nobody out there right now and that's exactly what we need and pike looks fine, expressway moving along at decent clip, 93 south route 1 moving along well. route 1 in saugus, usually jampacked as we approach lynn fells parkway, stay off the roads. 90 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. team of meteorologists have been keeping close eye on the track of the storm and forecasting for
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in the boston area around 9:00 a.m. and already seeing some around the cape and islands. >> kevin: flakes around the main body, reports all responding to me on twitter, appreciate getting the reports. karen says flakes starting to fall, that was in middleborough, handful of flurries -- that's michael in plymouth and snowflakes over in middleborough as well, so that was from last time. storm way out in the ocean here continuing to turn away, pushing snow back out to the south shore, cape cod, that's heaviest band of snow right deeper blue coming right across the bridges and canal southern plymouth county and live stormtracker good indication where these and outer cape as well and report getting from the braintree split
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talked a few minutes ago and broken flurries before, going to increase in coverage and meet up with this one across the boston area this morning. so the snow is coming, just taking its sweet time developing but will fill in here and timeline is slow, so going to be not noon time before it is all in the north shore but certainly at least an hour before that and sea coast of new hampshire and not only closer to storm but winds blowing in bands out to the south shore as well from the northeast ocean effect if you will. eight to 12 inches of snow, south of boston, boston in five to eight inch band, worcester in that as well, north shore into the sea coast of new hampshire, couple questions changed the snow totals since yesterday and sara and i collaborated on this yesterday afternoon and he has us on at 6:00 yesterday and kept it the same way and that is because we don't see the storm
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widespread across the area and anything worried about it pulling too quickly out to see and heavy bands coming in, up to foot of snow, cuts off to the north and west and lesser amounts here and globby snowball snow squishes together and don't measure as deeply as fluffy snow to the north and west and fluffy snow blows around days like this. >> jason: winds 65 miles per hour at times for plymouth, barnstable, nantucket and dukes county and that's why the blizzard warning is up, visibility so poor, so low with issues there and with the winds as well, power outages, more tree limbs, especially with the gloppy snow you talked about, kevin, south and east, winter storm warning in pink and back to lower totals like you showed us.
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concerned about coastal floodings and normally roads that get water will, and if you live in plymouth county and particularly nantucket and barnstable county, coastal flood warning and some of the basements could be coming in and wind gust 39 to 49 miles per hour, logan airport down to nantucket and it is going to get worse from here, winds sustained right through the afternoon, 20, 30 miles per hour, gusting to 40 now, after dark tonight we will see improvement but really won't be until tomorrow morning when speeds. let's look at the temperatures, by the way, cold night tonight with the from everyone snow pack, teens and 20s, so frozen roads tomorrow morning, plan on that, in the back of mind tuesday. unsettled pattern continues, at least have snow chances through the end of the week. 7-day forecast stays cold, off and on snow chances, now, next
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>> sara: we want to find out >> sara: we want to find out how manhattan manager is doing, frank depaula. >> good morning, sara. >> sara: good morning. what is your staff doing? >> deicing on third rail. >> gene: how do you
go about prior to storm hitting peak? >> bringing in additional tree crews including those from the contractor and those ready to respond trees down along the green line or other portions of the system. so we will have people there to
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some leftover delays as a result of all the trees that came down last friday. >> what is your advice for peher le that must travel today. is it to pack patience? >> i think our system would be running fairly normal skeleton and use public transportation if they plan to come into the boston region, we will run the grestem all day long. >> gene: , frank you satisfied with how it has respondedsar3 >> procedures and equipment put into play seems to be doing the trick and today will be a little bit of sterner test of this but we think the warm-ups we havead we are up for the task. >> sara: frank depaula, thank you for joining us.
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the snow s >> gene: tracking the storm as it arrives on shore and live look at the radar right now, cape and south shore already seeing blowing snow, a`lealook a an inch already piled up in some of the cities and towns and, of course, that's only a small portion of what we can expect out of this storm. >anksara: that's right. monday, february 8th, major snow heading our way and biggest concern is the wind. >> gene: threat of trees coming down again and along the coast michael henrich in plymouth and stephanie coueignoux in live in scituate and jessica reyes and julie and
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latest and worst yet to come. >> kevin: tough to measure and one of the days you have to take several measurements examine going to get some piles of five or six inches and wind picking up so much literally blowing sideways, 2 miles northeast of mashpee half inch of snow and extremely windy, first flakes in braintree, told but the flakes and very wind and he getting reports via twitter, appreciate the ground reports, see on radar what's happening but always great to see -- hear from you and know what's happening and know that's a deeper blue band and certainly coming to fruition and seeing that, and other end of the spectrum, 40s northern
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flurries back here in yost ywanted wantedat'- upton and north of plymouth getting snow, reports of middleborough of snow and inch an hour in those locations to sandwich and lunchtime everybody has snow falling into southeastern new hampshire as well and a lot of schools canceled and feel quickly so while may have gotten school no problem getting home, even half day there would have been an issue and really good call there by
the schools. these are the snow bands contin - to blow across the south shore and enhanced snow amounts likely there. eight to up to foot of snow, eight inches up to foot of snow on south shore, south of boston, braintree andampuincy and weymouth and five to eight inches boston to worcester and
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whipping around hard to measure. >> kevient wind gusts. >>
jason: 51 nantucket the last gust and look at rival times neighborhood by neighborhood, bring water snow shortly, weymouth 825 quincy 8:40, 9:00 mildford and just before that and norwood area and band of light snow out ahead of the main snow shield and flurries and light snow showers but all takes over so boston around 9:00, steadier snow moving in and just not gaskng to end any time soon, so and afternoon drive time and talk about the snow totals and where to expect to be moving into the neighborhood in just a lit plae bit. right now julie is here with traffic. >> see on maps things moving along nicely and afternoon commute where we have problems,
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93 south route 1 anewo moving at decent clip. live look at zakim, volume very reasonable and live drive
t51es, 24 minutes pw ae eastbound to mass ave and nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pw ae,up s2 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolnew. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: winds have been whipping all morning. >> sarthe w coastal problem a big problem there. >> gene: so cold she is frozen in particular shot so get it straightened out for you and wind is blowing down there a lot and check what's gaskng on in
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water hours and water levels starting to rise. >> michael: take a look, water level
continuing to rise, what a different between hour ago, half hour ago and water level touching first jacked edge of rocks and we expect it to contin - to happen and plymouth police asked about the response to what is gaskng to be blizzard like conditions here in plymouth and have staff necessat to respond to anything that happens and also wanted to get out there something started reporting in therd :00 hour. the shelter, emergency shelter that will be open and 25 minutes at 8:00 at plymouth north high ntohool and according to tweet and red cross operating that
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the flooding does happen and people need a place to go, pln aouth north high school will be open for them. we will monitor and snow contin -s to follow and another report coming up in 30 minutes. live in plymouth, michael henrich, foxighb news. >> sarthe w we are in the comine with driver to see how things are changing, route 3 heading south and, daniel, rarads are really not so bad so far. >> daniel: looking to live from heading toward the cape and marchville area and as you can see from the live picture the roads are clear. thing you might want to pay attention to, what mentioned last ten minutes about the wind gusts here on the south shore. it is whipping this suv that we
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winds between 30 and 35 and 45 miles per hour and again, appraraching marshfield area right now and snow coming and snow on route 3 and showing you live traffic on the rarads and half hour. reporting live, daniel miller, foate5 nnots. >> good progress to report. >> gene: restoringhave p200 homes and businesses and just over 400 eversource customers remain in the dark at this hour and keep you updated as storm progresses and numbers will increase once the wind and snow start moving into the viewing area. make sure your phone is charged and if you lose power watch us live and information you need to stay safe.
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are free downloads for android and apple devices. >> julie: on friday almost all of these were snowed out. right now we have pretty decent visibility in all of them and that will be changing as the snow starts to make its way closer into the boston area and that's where chief metnd rrologist kevin lemanowicz joins us to break it down. >> kelsin: flurries reporting in canton and take look at window to see if there's anyplace here, heavier snow band, darker blue one, cape cod across bay and fell fleet and about to cross the canal and throughout morning conditions and winds going to stay up all day long.
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>>and fstorm rolling into the south shore right now and winds have been incredible and take you live to plymouth where the water getting churned up there by wind gust as high as 50 miles per hour and this morning high tide and plymouth and sandwich area ns s weleas scituate biggest com you are out that way, you know how to deal with the stohave p2 system as they come through and one of those you will have to be
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tide. live stormtracker look at the snow moving northward, reports of the fy ust flakes in canton i-95 in norwood as well, so the snow is filling in on the south shore now, and that snow will continue to come down more heavily as the morning pr- mresses and tracking it evet step of the way. >> sara: international leaders calling for action antlinst north korea. there's no immediate threat but implications are not clear and united nations has condemned the launch calling intolerable 51provcation and they have not tionst agreed on sanctions on north week. sara: official say guns and bomb-making materials to terrorists in iraq and syrand p and
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famous manid preserof allow few of newspaper mansion for the fy ust t51e. therusts a catch, only take pictures with smartphones. the change starts this friday and o y ato,lies to the breakers, elms and marble house. >> julie: everyone has moreartphones so not that big of a catch. roads
looking good right now, south of town, a little bit snow as ato,roach routehave p8 and otherwise looks holiday as far as the volm re is concers ed. waiting for the snow to move in and thankfully everyone heeding device and visibility sbutrting to decrease a lite che bit, kevin mentioned flakes falling in canton braintree areas, so working way up to where many of the traffic cameras are and hehir are live drive t51es, 228
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minutes 24. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is with us this mors ing talking about the incoming snow and how is it tracking right
now. ed and fkevin: dorchester snow storm system way out there, heaviest snow there and show you heaviest band and deeper blue shading and buzzard and running right us agto the carast and pushing off into the south shore right now and snow coming down heavily and closer look and see the is npre bs we band rights through the sandwich area and hardest snow and steady ligany snow and there are certainly places in here getting some of the steadier snow away from the main band and coming together so
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of that rigany now, stretches along i and5 trdeough norwood and back through looks like fo plorough area sbutrting to see flakes flying in manslaughter pole and pretty good in doninghester, kevin, and hit shiri up and kevin lemanowicz if you want to send them to me, and snow sbutrt in bridgnotater, borne and singamore bridges, winds incredible so far, and going over bring ses you have to be caremoreal and sbutrting to snow in norwood says michael jordan and showing that deep bs we band and south shore and rest of massachusetts through the lunch hour and sea carast of new hampshy ue, there will be heavy snow bands back to the north and west, how far north and west still aamped nstion and so far out there and don't often see. seeing heanota bands make to south shore and get that snow and
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prediction ipoi eigany to v inches of snow south of boston through the south shore and on evo the cape, and nantucket as well and i-95 boston to providence, five to eight im band in ckety of bostohon woningester, lowell as well and essex county and sea coast of new haandshy ue and along the bors e and sagamore bridges, it has been intense storm. ed and fjasos ar live picture from pln aouth snowing sideways, waves pushing up and really the high tide t51ehave p1:00 and biggest com cl either side of that moderate coasting gusting> i5 miles per hour for places like tucero and nantucket, even around plymouth we will haveroaery high wind gusts and going to help bring that water ashore.
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seeing carastal flood advisory, that means some of the flood prone roads 39, 40 miles per hour and now the 50s popping up again hyannis and 65 potentially this afternoon throm reh the height of the stohave p2. so the winds in boston a few flakes now, ten in the morning steadier snow moving in and not neying anywhere any time soon. kevin showing you the timeline, snow even into tonigany, even though the snow rates will taper in the coastal bands and icy roads and contisere all week long and snow chances will linger through at least thursday and flurries on friday withroaery strong arctic front and thursday night and stays on cold id
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>> gene: less than 24 hours in new hampshire voters will go past ballots and latest poling continues to show good news for front runners. boston university professor tom whalen live in primary headquarters and. who do you think is lle ely to be out of the race after new hampshire. >> ben carson, probably john kaid 2nd place and. cr& ed > yes. think about it donor base will not give to finish thy ud or fourth and whatheres interesting
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republican party right now are nonestablishment figurer, t er clinton family are going to go all out to secure hillat , poid going south. you know right now bernie has to show that he can im base to latin americans -- latinos and african-americans. st t he d7sn south of the mason dixon line. >> gene: heads south of caandaign and what is clinton country. >> right. he has to basically explain what he means by dem2nratic s2nand plimore
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the equivalent to communimore so neying to have to give a nuam message and, i don't know, in politics being so nuanced doeswitht always work and sanders has his work cut out for him. >> gene: is that a problem shous s he be nominee and play on election. >> hillat registered dem2nrahat t and sanders drawing support is basically independents so i mean the par out th i thicoul will be a hard sell, at least rank to file. >> gene: a lot to happen in the nseret 24 hours, still a lot of undettided so candidates will be canvassing new hampshire trying to change last minute minds if they can. tom whalen, live in new hampshire. apprettand pte it. er thacoulpoi gene. >> sara: the storm has arrived in cape and islanatio and now
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this is a live look from route 3 northbound and starting to get wet. viid we took the shot about ten minutes ago, and it was all cleatom so things are really changing and changing fast. kevin, this stohave p2 is moving ronst. ed and fkevis ar fs wrries caught
up light snow band, some places heavy snow band, showing you the pln aouth area there and down in the plymouth area zoom and show you it is snowing and in some places harder depending on deeper blue of shades over the top.
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ed and fepne: febuceary 8th, stormy monday. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. now the snow aampshived and it is not letting utar >> gene: get there safely, michael henrich and stephanie coersignoux live watching conditions deteriorate down on the south shore. jessica rork es around v8 and julie graersrt and watching roads and team meteorologist tracking >> sbutrts to move in. >> sara: chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz watching it. this is a day long event. prod& eing wind gushat t 5ere miles per hour in southeastern massachusetts, getting reports prod& eing snow in southeastern massachusetts, creeping into boston now, and we are seeing that, seeing r s2orhat t come in too port uns of cape cod and ronlmouth and accumulating snow,
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here sitting over sandwich, getting over the bridges, coating reported to middleborom reh as well and heanota snow band pounding down the same area and going to happen and get snow banatio comes over the area continuorighly, thigue are the places going to get foot of snow ,rom the stohave p2 svinetem. i want to caution you, this weekend keeping up with the snow tobutls, comw bter models 18 inches of snow in biguton and sara and i looked at it and this weppend as well and biguton a little less but here all the way up to the braintree split in 93, then i and5 corridor all getting snow now. light to moderate and some places coming down heavily throm reh the morning lunchtime everybody has snow falling and continues to pivot on out of here during the afternoon, evening hours, snow will last longest here on cape cod, islanduth a south shore with the bands of snow blowing off the water, eight to 12 inches of snow there, lesser amounhat t boston to worcester and on to
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jason, jright getting sbutrted. ed and fjasos ar blizzard conditions in the cape and winds excess 35 miles per hour and snow blowing and qpivrter mile in hyannis and there's the warning in red plymouth county too and winter stohave p2 migut of the morning and well north and west. viid to three-qpivrters and starting to deteriorate and use extra caut un to get out this morning, right now winds gusting fort, 45 along the hour and shoreline inland and show you more of the riof steadier shield on the way 9:20 and tracking neighborhooatio minutes by minutes and watching traffic camera. er and tulie: they are going to start change over and visibility will be reduced.
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heeding warning of oed.icand pl and staying off the roads, so thank you for dnditing thalon keein everyone s3 see nice and bright through brighton and 23 minutes on the atcke
from 495 to mass ave, ten minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the ple e, 22 minutes on v8 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolsi. gene and sara, back to you. ed > gene: south shore snow and wind and flooding this morning and live team coveringe in plymouth where we are two and a half hours out, michael, from tormigh tide and you got closer to the ocean. >> michael: we wanted to ils wstrate howg duickly. we are running at beach, in fact, and snow starting to stick to the sand, wasstart sticking at last r s2ort 30 minutes ago, and another thing you will notice is
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series of r2nthb that jets out. when we first started reporting at this l2nat un at 6:30, the water level was about 10 feet to the right --
10 feet or so to the edge of the r2nthb and now gistrt of it is slamming up against the sea wall. things are changingg dn the snow conti tes to fall. some sleet has been pelting my face and photographerwell en ronce, we will monitor this. police say they are ready for this sitpivtion as coastal flooding conti tes to be a concern, and i will go into what police told me on the phone about eight minutes alam in the next report in about 30 minutes from now. for now live in plymoutwic michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: father up the coast in scituate conditions not that w bch better. wind gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour. fofirs5 st s2hanie cos. getting blown around there this
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, stef? er stephanza: snow has started to fall and wind gusts are so heavy that it is really prighhing all of this snow sideways. not really sticking to the wavementand tright
yet, but i will ac foally hsouth se my photographers zoom into the waves right here, ditcarighe numditr one isss. seeing right here this morning is the wind, and you can see the huge wsouth ses, the white tips of th st crashing over that sea wall over here, and that's what we have been seeing. we hsouth se been seeing a lot of waves. we have been seeing a lot of wind blogg trees, and in faclon as we were driving here from dedham, saw number of bram in sabou foate alreamd down. that is a big concern. i did just check with eversource so far no power outinges but storm continues to pick up steam, that's something we will dit watching out for. now, earlier i did speak with the black widow. they told me they hsouth se one es, sra officer on patrol and everyone
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contins. here as youand tright saw the waves really starting to churn and power outinges asio another big com if you cran see it, snowflakes, pasty, it is sbutrting to fly and it is only going to get worse and another live report for you here on foxds. er gntae:vieigh d s2ar fores canceled and the number starting to grow by the hour. another ou c4 fligras headed into logan, that have. those have been canceled too. massport sbutnding by to clear the runways when that time comes near. however, if you hsouth se a flight plan today, check as you go to logan. gene: 1200 homes and businesses without power rigra now. walpole and plymouth biggest,
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we willwell eep you updated with power outages but we are expecting th st to go up. make sure towell eep the phone charge and put it on power save mode and dowr ofk weather app and if you l spe power we can keep you safe. >> sara: 22 hours alam until the first polsi open in new hampshire, and this morning candidates are crisscr spnting the state trying to win over undecided voters. catherine parrotta live in to at final prighh. catherine? >> catherine: in about two hours dos tld tdowand will be here and here is how it looks right here. doors will be opening any minute co the public and lined up all the up to the stairs to try to get into the area here, and they have sbutrted lining up after 7:00 or so, and shift the days
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entr s2reneurs set up here with respect scarfs and hats and have diten dnditing a little bit of blontiness with the outer wear as winds begin to gust. in terms of what's gnditing oham, i can tell you there a slly urity sweep underway the past hour or so, and is s's personnel with dohow to m and secure when the event gets underway. the p biglic will get set up and day set for himself ending with the verizon wireless center in mam live in sal st, new hampshire, catherine parrotta, over to you. >and f thoe.:ng toters in nereadhaandshp e have been bombarded with campaigners for months now and are there really that undlly idedng toters out there? >> catherine: according to cnn polling to c0% of likely r s2 biglican ters are still undecided.
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demoet aticng toters and a litweae vemt less sabouentific but when i was at the red arrow diner, i interveciwed ntix people and three are undlly ided. today could be important for the candidate as they conti te with tomo twow primasti. sara? >> sara: catherine parrotta live in sal st, nnot hamsteahire and stay with feck25 for complete coverage of the new hampshire primary. political r s2orter sharman sacchetti will have in depth reports tonight at 7 e0, and
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storm way out in the ocean, amazing and this far away in southern new england and how far it will go, messing up the plans in the roadways. >> sara: right now mema bracing for more damage as strong winds make their way throughout the area. >> gene: joined right now with peter judge with mema at bunker in framingham. peter, folks are still in the dark, and what is the concern. >> 3,000 outages and with the strong winds, that be the issue, heavy wet snow, this is going to be the winds potentially can take wires and trees down, particularly the closer to the coast more dangerous that
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>> sara: any shelters, warming centers for people impacted by the storm? >> not yet at this particular point. usually those start to open up later in the day when people sort of got the idea that they are not going to get the power overnight. we want folks to check with the communities and, if they don't have power call 211 and it will let them know where the nearest shelters might be. >> gene: don't take matters into your own hands. >> treat every wire as live wire and don't try to be a hero. >> gene: stay away and if nothing else remember that. peter, we know you will be busier as storm moves in and morning moves along.
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>> you're welcome, be safe. >> julie: so far many of you are heeding warnings to stay off the roads and that's why we are seeing a traffic map like this, not a lot of red which is the typical volume and traffic flow denoted in red at the time of the commute. slow spot the expressway, average speeds 33 miles per hour, route 193 south and 128 locked good. over to live look at route 1 in saugus, usually jampacked so please, stay off the roads and thank you for doing so, keeps everybody so much safer. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. nine minutes on the expressway
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to the pike. >> kevin: band right across the canals now, inching its way through sandwich and falmouth the last couple hours, buzzards bay, mattapoisett, onset, southern plymouth county and this is a band that's really coming down hard, inch an hour snowfall rates and reports if you're watching and send report at k lemanowicz
and if you're still watching send anyway and leading edge of the light but steady snow working in and boston flakes, already seeing snow in the boston area anyway, middleborough, notice coating of snow, fresh snow on the ground in middleborough, this is own stephanie, brutal in scituate, beautiful pictures cents us too and daniel miller low on route 3 through the stretch where the snow starting to come down and
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to p.j. wigs to 75 and this is from dorchester with snowfallen there as well, so definitely in the boston area now, continuing to spread through to the north shore, through the lunch hour, everybody getting snow to the early afternoon, starts to peel off. now, the heaviest shield of snow is right in here, but snow behind it going to keep on going and dynamics in the atmosphere will keep the snow flying
and winds coming off the water will enhance on south shore, why we have eight to 12 inches of snow expected south of boston along the south shore to cape cod, five to eight inches and gloppy stuff smushed down on cape and nantucket with another five to eight everyones i-95 corridor boston to providence and boston, worcester, lowell, nashua, new hampshire, all in five to eight inch band beyond there and new hampshire and big primary don't want a lot of snow anyway, going to cut off pretty quickly and biggest concern because it
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snow over 400 miles away and producing incredible winds, isn't it. >> jason: right now winds blowing snow around and getting visibility problems already. that's why there's a mr.izzard warning in cape and islands and half mile falmouth half mile out to chatham as well. let's take look at wind gusts 40s boston logan, 43 plymouth, 46 nantucket right now, and they are not going down any time soon we will continue to have wind problems right through the day today. after dark we begin to see the wind subside but won't be until tomorrow morning, wake up and more normal wind pattern there. look at coastal flooding threat and warnings around the time of high tide today, so starting really now through 1:00, high tide will be causing some minor
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area and moderate red highlighted area and water coming up into basement in those areas. cold, windy, upper 20s feeling more like the teens and wind is with us all day as well as the snow increasing right through the mid-morning and late-morning and lunchtime hours. overnight tonight, teens and 20s, cold night and frozen up on the roads and keep that in mind for morning drive time tomorrow and look at chance for snow throughout the week. we still have it, still out there and flurries on friday because very strong arctic front will move in and look atly temperatures by the end of the week, we are in single digit territory, so definitely february and having a chance to play catch-up on snow deficit we have been having the last couple months. gene and sara? >> gene: going somewhere warm
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happened after the game many >> gene: denver is super bowl champs for a third time. broncos never trailed to the 24-10 win. after the game disappointed newton made headlines but walking off the podium instead of answering questions about the loss. crowd went crazy saying he was a sore loser. as for manning, he is not sure if this was his his last game. >> i want to kiss my wife, kids, celebrate with family and teammates. drinking a lot of beer,
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>> gene: former patriot deion branch as he was introduced sunglasses company wide staff meeting about safety and got sick after eating there including a large group of students at boston college. the company is facing a class action lawsuit in wake of all the illnesses. >> kevin: blue shield of snow making northwest ward and accumulation heaviest on south shore and latest snow estimates and where the strongest winds are blowing right now. >> jessica: major storm making for very dangerous driving this morning. >> if you are not going to be ready to drive on this, you
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massachusetts and daniel miller driving around and things are expected to intensify today. >> gene: snowing monday morning, february 8th, i'm gene lavanchy. >> sara: snow is falling wind is real concern. michael henrich is in plymouth and stephanie coueignoux is live in scituate for us. updating commute and team of meteorologist in the stormtracker weather center giving us very latest and, kevin, watching all weekend and worst is really what to come. >> kevin: forecast we have right now and we are sticking with it and watching storm intensify wait offshore and look at incredible center of the storm, almost like hurricane out there in the ocean and blowing
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storm force and also producing storm and deep blue band through the wareham and mattapoisett, sandwich, heaviest snow continues to come down right now and accumulating snow and live new ones and most of them between half inch and two inches of snow and martha's vineyard. northern extent last time talked to milton to norwood to medfield and north of that creeping through bellingham here on 495 and into the dover area, also northward through dedham and needham and boston seeing light snow falling as well. so really encompassing the area by 10:00 along the pike, north shore by noon time into southern new hampshire as well and afternoon and snow band from the ocean on land through the afternoon hours and evening and pushes
off to the north but northeasterly winds keep the snow bands coming at the south shore. that's why we have the enhanced snow down there, eight to 12
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five to eight inches boston and westwood ward. i will be honest with you, this is the area i'm most concerned about not having as much snow we are looking at just because northwest extent of the snow not entirely sure
that's going to make it all the way back here, but seen this happen before, not going to give up that storm just yet. looks like the snow will come down heavily enough to get to these amounts, back here watching very closely track to the north and west, wind chills are a problem too, feels like four in worcester and eight in bedford and mentioned tropical storm strength and they are blowing that hard. >> jason: wind gusting 60, 65 this afternoon and already seen very low visibility around half mile to quarter of mile in that red highlight area and that's
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with wind advisory north and west, farther west you go more totals are and look at the visibilities right now half mile hyannis down to quarter mile earlier so bouncing around the criteria there on the cape look at wind, 40, 45 miles
per hour boston, logan to plymouth, over to nantucket, a little bit lighter as you go inland, but they will increase throughout the area throughout the afternoon and winds are totally gone. check out rival times on the steady snow shield as it makes its way northwest ward, waltham 8:56 and wilmington by 9:30 as well, so as kevin said coming up the pike right now and only migrating northward. let's go to julie now and get traffic. >> julie: things look good on route 1 and 93 south and so far people really paid attention to the warning to stay home and
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little bit of slowing along the expressway and this is volume we do not see at 8:30. 23 minutes eastbound 495 to mass ave and 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to
the leverett connector. sara and gene, back to you. >> sara: fox25 michael henrich live in plymouth where we have seen it rise two hours. >> michael: standing there 30 minutes ago in last live report and now you can't see it. it is underwater and we look up
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and here since the 6:00 hour in this particular position and splashing up against the sea wall and visibility decreased and strong winds with gusts over 50 miles per hour and continue to swirl around and larger boat that's where we originally were and when first moved to the location, we could see past that and much of the coastline and pushing back a little bit and winds pushing back trees and that is something that we will keep a close eye on as heavy wet snow does continue to fall and wind continues to whip trees around and power outages, in addition to the coastal flooding concerns that i just highlighted and check the eversource website two minutes before coming on for live report and more than 500 customers were out of power in
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watch that closely and continue to update you on these increase ingly worsening conditions. live in plymouth, fox25 news. >> gene: drivers urged to 128 if possible and continue the team coverage on fox25 in newton and, jess, despite the warning, plenty of drivers on the road but certainly not the volume you would expect at this time on monday morning. >> jessica: light on 128 and has been since that. been looking like this since 6:00 this morning and biggest issue that we had here in newton so far this morning is winds certainly and continues to pick up here and state police and
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the roads, because not only will conditions be dangerous but they will fear the roads much more efficiently when they are not bogged with traffic and braving roads to get to work and making best of it but playing it safe. >> 2:30 so might be rough driving and take your time, drive slow. >> jessica: within the last hour state police pointed out there's a parking ban in revere, winthrop, keep in mind and snow expected here soon, we will check back in with you in an hour and live in newton, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> sara: all right, jess. head out now to fox25 daniel
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south where in the last hour we have seen the visibility deteriorate, daniel. >> daniel: that's right. see from live pick here headed toward plymouth visibility you can barely see in front of you as well as those signs to tell where you you are. notice the couple of drivers actually gripping steering wheels as they drive infrared the cape here. just want to give you information from massdot tweeting last 20 minutes that they are and east and southeast of the state and plan to have additional crews that they will put out on the roads and visibility in front of us here and dealing with strong winds, so if you have a low profile vehicle and high-profile
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you extra time as heading toward the snow because it will make it difficult to drive as you head toward this area here on route 3 south. we will bring you another update within the hour. reporting live, daniel miller, fox25 news. >> gene: as about right now 900 homes without power, many located in the plymouth area. 300 eversource customers in the dark and large pole fixed in walpole and keep you updated as storm progresses. if you lose power you can still watch us live and information you need to stay safe. fox25 weather and news apps are free for download for android and apple devices. >> sara: today providence will say good-bye to longest serving mayor.
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he had been lying in repose outside the former city hall office all weekend long. he served multiple terms but twice forced for felony charges. ciancia died february 28th february 28th while getting ill while taping tape for the providence tv station. >> julie: braintree split to columbia road, flakes beginning to fall so stay off the road if you can. kevin. >> kevin: five to eight inches boston worcester to the pike and all said and done and highest amounts are going to be on the south shore with heaviest snow falling right now. also tracking storm and potential of flooding. >> gene: 8:40. how police officer was able to change a woman's life with trip
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>> kevin: monday morning winter storm on place the south shore and cape cod, heavy snow now flying in plymouth where visibility quarter of mile, that means it is coming down hard, three and a half inches in falmouth, starting to pile up on cape cod, heavy band we have been talking about going through the upper cape and plymouth county that's the one producing the snow amounts, continue to track the northern extent as it morning long. >> sara: you may not have to pay as much for next location. lower fuel prices for airlines
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are seeing other changes. >> daniel: filling up at the pump haven't been this low in long time. drop in the price of crude oil lead to air carriers lowering airfares. trip. >> daniel: booking a trip chicago to boston was cheaper. >> a lot of websites help you shop and find the best price. >> daniel: her colleague didn't have the same luck. he booked flight st. louis to logan for nearly $600. >> matter of comply -- supply and demand and the route you're taking. >> daniel: airfares lower today than they were in 2004. last time fuel prices were this low.
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still dramatic with oil prices down more than 50%, the savings should be more. >> debta made $4.5 billion, 2015, 6% increase for delta and primarily due to fuel reduction. >> daniel: some airlines using profits to improve the flight. american and united say they will offer free in flight snacks american adding in flight entertainment and jetblue plans to add free gate to gate hi-speed internet and nc power outlets with usb ports. still dramatic admits you're saving more, especially when discount airlines fly to the same destination. >> more competition you have the cheaper the price will be. >> daniel: daniel miller, fox25 news. >> julie: 8:47. route 3 south of town just a little bit of slowing, in southbound lane and route 18 and make your way to 228 in rockland expressway volume increasing
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34 miles per hour. overall things are quiet as people stay home and we anticipate the rival of the snow closer into boston. visibility on the expressway dressing. this is the lowest visibility we have seen so far this morning. over to the live drive times, ten minutes on route 3 to the braintree split, 13 minutes 24 to 106 to 128, 13 minutes 125 as you approach 128. kevin lemanowicz joining us now and this is really just the beginning of what will be a day full of a lot of snow, kevin. >> kevin: storm way here in the ocean, structure looks like husk, not built like hurricane and feature in the middle of it and 400 miles away and still capable and powerful enough to produce heavy snow in southern
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strong winds too and report from falmouth and reliable report three and a half inches and vineyard couple hours ago this morning, so snow it is higher than that now, and heavier snow band sandwich and wareham and continues to push off toward the northeast, middleborough snow as well, carver getting into action as well and plymouth coming down hard. the northward extent is through boston now and just about to waltham, back here approaching hopkinton, mildford right now as well, so up here where boston is, seeing some of the snow come down, it is not the heaviest of the snow seeing here and at least it is snowing all the roadways in boston and charlestown, westward to cambridge and watertown and charles river to the pike and this is the extent of the snow 10:30 this morning 11 and noon time and north shore and southern new hampshire and everyone snowing early this afternoon and staying that way
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later on tonight we will see the snow start to break apart, especially during the evening hours as storm raises away from us and strong northeasterly winds continuing northerly winds too blowing snow bands across cape cod and south shore and for that reason we have enhanced snowfall band there, eight to 12 inches and snow bands will continues later on play into the night, lesser amounts off to the north and west, five to eight inches, along the pike to worcester, northward to lowell and nashua, new hampshire and sea coast and cuts off traumatically there and problematic part of the forecast right now and going to be tracking that to make sure numbers will pan out. bottom line is snowy afternoon for you and winds are incredible and that's the biggest problem right now how they report of tree down in halifax already jason and trees are going to be a problem with winds so hard. >> jason: 50, 50 miles per hour winds and higher terrain
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we have a lot of snow coming down but also because winds in excess of 35 miles per hour and creating whiteout conditions, plymouth, barnstable and dukes county. six inches more 12 hours and winter weather advisory and idea the trend southeastern parts of the state highest impact, check out visibility right now, request of the to half mile, plymouth down to the mile and reduced visibilities don't want to be on the roads if don't have to, winds gusting now anywhere along the shoreline in particular going to be a lot higher. so as we go into the afternoon, winds are with us, 45 to 50 miles per hour gusts, even localized 65 miles per hour gusts in that blizzard warning area. and then as we get into tonight, going to gradually see some improvement that really won't be until after midnight and into
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back to more normal wind flow. let me show you what's going on doppler radar have the line and steady snow arriving in places 10:00 and gloucester 9:00, pretty much coming together here, all banning out for us, haverhill by 10:20 and worcester there coming up here shortly. day planner for boston in the snow and feeling more like low to mid-teen and chilly out there and stay covered up and keep it inside and especially the afternoon time. let's look at the weekend always in view, cold week ahead and into next week and we are going to see snow chances lasting until the middle part and valentine's it is just frigid and single digit lows.
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team for boys, girl with cerebral palsy laces up. she doesn't always stay on her feet but always
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Andrew's Story
In the middle of my life, I am surprised to
discover that I am the bad guy. I have been selfish,
unfaithful, disloyal. I have hurt others, used
strangers, done shameful things to preserve my secrets.
I am 40 years
old. I have spent much of the past five years a slave to
crystal meth. It still calls out to me, despite the loathing
I now feel. Unlike the many others I have tried, this
drug has a distinct voice: the voice of thousands of
men, wanton and sinewy and accessible. The drug still
calls me to join their brotherhood, to be initiated all over
again into their cabal of wrongful oh-so-rightness.
I caused
monumental damage and hurt. My lovely partner, Patrick,
suffered the knowledge of my infidelities and
witnessed my mental, physical, and spiritual decay.
But I was unable to resist what crystal offered, that
beautiful, sensual comfort in my own skin. When the torch
hit the bowl and the hissing vapors were inhaled, all
fear, self-loathing, sorrow were suddenly eradicated.
My body, of which I am often severely critical, was
As with most of
my addicted brothers, crystal, for me, was linked
inextricably with sex. It was terrifyingly easy to find
others like myself online. All you do is create a
profile that contains "party" or
"PNP," meaning "party and play."
These parties are
not the cake-and-candle variety. "Party" is
the euphemism for a cluster of speeding,
clenched-jawed, sweating men who have been reduced by
crystal meth to the status of rutting animals, each
aware only of his own distorted desires. But there was a
temporary illusion of closeness that felt strangely
comforting to a man like me, who grew up afraid to
show affection for male friends, because I was afraid
it would telegraph the secret of my orientation.
I had snorted
methamphetamine in various forms. It was extremely painful,
so I did it only rarely. Besides, my job as director of
global production for Steven Spielberg's Shoah
Foundation had required intense focus and global
travel. But I'd left that job and was experiencing my
first bout of extended unemployment when a friend
introduced me to the art of smoking the crystals
instead of crushing and snorting them. The incredible
high guaranteed that I would try this again, and I did. Day
in, day out. I began to disappear for hours . I started to
manufacture tapestries of lies to keep Patrick off
balance. He doesn't use drugs, so he was easily
For a time, the
lies caused me pain. But lying became second nature, and
the chemicals effectively dealt with any guilt. I spent more
time orchestrating my next score than looking for
work. The fact that Patrick was now supporting us
barely registered in my now one-track mind. I began to
siphon money out of our accounts to fuel secret sex and drug
binges. As I sank deeper into the world of the
tweaker, Patrick grew suspicious, the money well began
to dry up, and I began to compromise myself in
increasingly demeaning ways to obtain the drug.
couldn't I stop using? Was it a question of deficient
character, some flaw in the weave of my moral fiber? I
stopped caring what the answer might be. The molecules
of what had been Andy had gradually slipped out of my
lungs through the pipe stem and into the ether, replaced
with molecules of similar appearance but faulty
At one point,
unable to procure the drug, I experienced a free fall back
into reality. I hit hard. In the throes of this depression I
finally told Patrick a tame version of the truth. He
insisted that I go to 12-step meetings, and I attended
about three before I scored and started my descent all
over again, exercising additional caution to cover my
I was soon a
zombie, alternating between manic anxiety and euphoria,
sweating excessively, thinner than I was in high school. I
was cautious about undressing in front of Patrick
because my legs were covered with red speed bumps,
many of which I had hacked at, in the obsessive way of
the tweaker, until they refused to heal. When Patrick
confronted me one day, I denied using. Unfortunately,
he had found my stash: drugs, pipe, torch, and a
recent addition: a syringe.
understandably, asked me to leave to give him time to think.
What happened next is a disgraceful blur: a trip to my
dealer, a sleazy motel, stacks of pornography, and a
three-day crystal-and-GHB binge that I was hoping I
would not survive.
But survive I
did, and I emerged from that seedy, smelly room three days
later and checked myself into rehab. I'm not sure I
wanted to live; I simply knew I wasn't able to
I made many
friends in rehab, even with sores on my arms and a
butane-lighter burn on my forehead. The comfort zone
abruptly shattered when Patrick attended a group
session and explained to all my new friends and their
families that I had stolen money, slept around, and was the
most selfish man to ever walk the face of this earth. I saw
jaws drop and eyes turn to stare. There was no hiding
from this stored pain and anger, which has since
become known as Andy's "truth enema."
I wish I could
say that that trip to rehab straightened me out. But a
year later I relapsed with a vengeance. I told myself it was
OK if I didn't engage in infidelities; instead,
I soaked up Internet porn like a sponge. Eventually,
psychosis set in. I heard voices in running water,
talked to people who lived in the trees behind our house. I
returned to rehab, but I was asked to leave for
swearing at the facility director.
I developed
meningitis, then peritonitis; my appendix began leaking but
I was too tweaked to notice. The appendix ruptured; I
almost died of toxic shock. It took six gallons of
fluid to clean out my innards. I was in the hospital
four weeks. On release I stayed clean for just a few months.
Even the ragged scar running the length of my belly
didn't make me question my loyalty to crystal.
And then,
miraculously, out of nowhere, deliverance. I finished a
binge, and I knew I was done. I threw away the pipe
and told an understandably skeptical Patrick that I
was now done with this chapter in my life. It took
months for him to even begin to think I might be telling the
truth. It was as if the underground current I'd
been surfing for years suddenly broke surface and
spilled me out into daylight.
I have no
explanation for this sudden renunciation of what had been
the strongest influence in my life. What I do know is
that I am blessed. That I have been allowed back
inside the circle of grace that Patrick represents
amazes me. That he can separate the Andy he fell in love
with from the Andy I became is incomprehensible. But
it's one of the reasons I respect him more than
any other man I know.
Crystal meth
targeted me because I lived self-consciously, self-absorbed
as only the truly insecure can be. So many of us carry the
remnants of shame and self-hatred that growing up gay
in an intolerant society creates. Crystal is so deadly
to us partly because the first hit can simulate a
well-being that would take years of therapy to create.
Sadly, it is an illusion.
without warning, I remember the faces of other addicts I
crossed paths with—zombies wandering the halls and
stalls of a bathhouse, speed freaks slamming in a
porn-flickering bedroom. I sometimes cry when I think
of these men I touched but never knew. I see beyond the
glassy eyes and into the person trapped inside,
desperate, scared, holding on to what little is left,
knowing there will be less tomorrow. I want to help
them, and I realize suddenly that they are me.
For now, I am
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Patrick's Story
Andy had been unemployed for a few months after
the dot-com he produced for went belly-up. The
moodiness and frustration he'd been exhibiting
seemed explainable. Why he was taking it out on me, however,
was not clear. After a weekend in Oakland, Calif.,
with friends, he seemed tired, irritated, and at times
even mean. This wasn't the Andy I had known for
seven years.
I hadn't
really been exposed to drug addicts and their
behaviors—at least not to crystal meth addicts.
So Andy's nocturnal hours, mood swings, and
sometimes impulsive actions seemed more indicative of some
sort of mood disorder to me.
As I was
pondering the situation, the thought popped into my head: I
wonder if Andy's a drug addict? How naïve I was,
in retrospect. Just an hour after that odd thought
crossed my mind, Andy told me that he was in fact a
drug addict and that he had binged in Oakland.
I was either
psychic or stupid.
He was feeling
sick. So was I. I took a deep breath and laid down the
law. I told him he had to start a 12-step program
immediately. I told him that he was risking losing me,
our home, our pets -- everything. He seemed to grasp
the gravity of the situation and vowed to do everything I
asked, or rather demanded, of him. I believed him.
He started going
to meetings the very next day. I watched carefully for
"signs," whatever they might be. I went to
Al-Anon meetings myself but failed to grasp the real
tenets of the program. I was angry, vindictive, and
controlling. I was going to make him stop this. I became
more of a parent and less of a partner. As you can
guess, it didn't help either of us.
It had been many
months since my mandate that Andy attend the program. He
had continued with it for a while but then found numerous
excuses to avoid going to meetings. Things seemed back
to normal to a degree. His mood was more stabilized,
and he was nicer. There were still
"all-nighters" on the computer and occasional
periods when I couldn't account for his
whereabouts -- but there was always an explanation, and
it was always feasible -- at least to me.
Then I found the
stash. He had put his lighter, butane refill cartridge,
crystal, and a razor blade under a drawer in our bathroom.
Just as the thought that he might be an addict came
out of the blue, so came the instinct to look under
the drawer. I wasn't in the habit of looking in
odd places, but something told me to do it. I was instantly
saddened and angry and embarrassed for being so stupid
as to have believed him.
I confronted Andy
about my findings. He claimed that it was an old hiding
place. I told him I'd seen the same lighter just two
weeks ago on a coffee table. He was busted. His
demeanor changed.
Instead of acting
like an innocent man wrongly charged, he was defiant
and calm. This was the "drug" personality. I
told him he had to leave the house for a week for me
to think. He told me that I should be the one to go. I
reminded him that my name was on the mortgage. He left. I
was shaking in disbelief. What had I done wrong? How
could he be doing this? It felt like there was a third
person in the relationship bent on destroying us. The
Jekyll-and-Hyde effect was in full swing.
The weekend after
I kicked Andy out, I was furious, depressed, raging,
crying, terrified, and confused. I pretended not to care if
he killed himself at that point. I didn't know
where he went, and I turned my thoughts to protecting
myself. I hid my family heirlooms at friends'
houses for fear he would come back and steal them. I worried
constantly that the police were going to call. I went
to Al-Anon meetings and vented my anger at him. Kind
faces with more experience merely smiled reassuringly
and neither judged nor condoned my fury.
I prayed for any
sign that life would return to normal. In a blessed
coincidence, I saw Andy driving one day, many miles from our
home. I knew he was alive. I told myself I was glad
only that the car was OK.
A day later he
called me to get our insurance information because he was
checking into rehab. I gave him the group number and wished
him luck. I was punishing him with coldness for
screwing up my life.
At almost the
hour he checked into rehab, I got a job on a film that
would be shooting the entire time he was in there. My
schedule would be six-day weeks of 14-hour
night-to-morning shoots. I was also left alone to
prepare our house for sale. There was very little of me left
at the end of each day.
This was when
Andy called to ask me to participate in the family meetings
at the rehab center. I was furious that after all I'd
been through, he was asking for more—and at a
time when I had little to nothing to offer. But I
I attended the
first moderated family meeting, in which addict-patients
got to apologize or express their feelings to their
significant others. I sat stone-faced as Andy promised
to make it all up to me. We were allowed to respond
after the addict's profession of determination. I let
it rip. I had always been private and not one to air
the dirty laundry. But in that moment I told Andy that
I didn't trust him, that he'd been
unfaithful (news to his mother, who sat next to me), that I
thought he was manipulative and abusive and every
other word one can use to describe someone they hate.
I told him that he'd forced me to resort to dishonest
tactics just to get to the truth. When I said I'd
seen his lighter a week earlier on the coffee table, I
was lying. The sickness of this was not lost on me --
lying just to get to the truth.
Andy seemed to
also realize that this was a watershed moment in our
relationship. My polemic became known in his rehab clinic as
"the truth enema." I told him in front
of his peers and family that I did not want to live
with him -- that when our home sold, we'd be looking
for different places. He was stunned by my
"strength." Ironically, I was
intoxicated by it. A doormat no more. Something worse. I was
a dictator.
Once I realized
that I had been punishing Andy for being an addict, I
changed my entire approach. I had loved this man for a
decade. My initial, and perhaps necessary, overkill of
self-protection gave way to a more loving manner of
dealing with "our" problem.
It took many
months for this punishing approach to give way to a more
balanced one. Through my time spent at Al-Anon, I finally
heard some more of the subtle and loving messages that
had eluded me during my angriest months. Going against
the tacit yet clear (silence can convey so much)
advice of my program friends, I let Andy back into my life.
I would not
recommend this to anyone, just as I would not recommend my
previous approach. It's too personal. I knew one
thing: I could live by my decision and, if necessary,
extract myself from the situation again.
So I asked Andy
to live with me again. We recombined households. We set
boundaries; honestly, some have been maintained and others
eroded. It's not perfect in a clinical sense.
But as I watch straight couples divorce over seemingly
minor differences, I can't help but think that
commitment counts only when you need it—and
that's when it's the most difficult to
We can't
profess our love in our church, but that doesn't
matter to me too much at the moment. In my heart I
married this man long ago. He may relapse again. In
fact, statistics say he will. But I no longer define
him by an addiction he has to grapple with. I take measures
to protect myself. I champion his daily triumphs of
not using. I demand no less of him than if he
hadn't had this problem. I have more tools to deal
with a relapse should it occur. I thank God I never
tried that evil little chemical that is destroying so
many lives in our community. I work daily to make our
story end better than the countless tragic ones I've
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Once we were able to navigate the driveway, Nevada City became the soothing Victorian winter wonderland it is at heart. The houses are adorable and very well-kept. Red bows, garlands, lights, and wreaths abound, which makes it all feel a lot like Christmas.
Rain came yesterday to wash the snow away, which was a blessing given the driveway situation, but I snapped some White Christmas pictures before it all melted:
I just love the even blanket of snow on the roof.
I'm not sure what kind of tree this is but the little red berries are divine.
This one is for sale and it's right at the top of Broad Street that runs through the old-fashioned downtown commercial district. Quel adorable!


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Welcome to World Cup Week
A couple of months ago, in response to the occupation of Crimea, two U.S. senators wrote to a powerful international federation in hopes of creating sanctions against Russia, citing "a brazen disrespect for fundamental principles ... and international law." A few days later, Russian officials fired back, filing a similar letter to the same organization, calling for the U.S. to be sanctioned for "military aggression against several sovereign states" and the "numerous cases of human rights violation all over the world revealed by E. Snowden."
The organization? FIFA. The sanction? A ban from the 2014 World Cup.
The 2014 World Cup will be the most uniting cultural event in the history of human civilization.
Alas, no sanctions were enacted. And Russia will be in Brazil, playing with a team that seems in keeping with the nation's political tides, as the roster—in a tournament where 65 percent of the players play professionally in countries outside their own—consists entirely of Russia-based pros. Except, the team is coached by 68-year-old Italian who was previously the manager of England.
The U.S. will be there, too, led by a German manager who won a World Cup while playing for Germany and who will be coaching an American team with five German-born players, a guy from Norway, and another one from Iceland. Worried that the U.S. isn't American enough? You can always root for Mexico. And if you'd prefer a different team with an American-born player and an American-born coach, why not throw your support behind Iran?
You get the point. Soccer, as you may have heard, is the most popular sport in the world. The 2014 World Cup will be the most uniting cultural event in the history of human civilization. It's a game, but it's also a game played and watched and consumed by multiple billions of people. "When a game matters to billions of people it ceases to be just a game," Simon Kuper writes in Football Against the Enemy. "Soccer is never just soccer: it helps make wars and revolutions, and it fascinates mafias and dictators."
Kuper wrote some form of those words 20 years ago, and the world's changed since then. (For example: We're writing about soccer on the Internet, and doing it for a national American magazine.) Saying that the sport still "makes wars and revolutions" might not be quite so accurate anymore, but the game, in this country and in the rest of the world, has only continued to grow. "The game remains too good a way of understanding the world to discard," Kuper writes in the introduction to Soccer Against the Enemy, the 2010 American edition of his first book. "Soccer matters as much today as when I made the journey that became this book, but now it matters in different ways."
So, all this week, we'll be looking at some of those different ways. We hope to show how the sport gets tangled up in the different political, social, and cultural issues across the world—but it might be better to say that we just want to see how soccer reflects some of the important issues of 2014. You can find all the exhaustive tactical breakdowns and the lists of players you've never heard of but will definitely start hearing about elsewhere. Instead, we'll be writing about the game's role in the development of Iran, the most politically volatile matches in the tournament's history, and why, at the same time, this is both the most important tournament ever played and the one with the least amount of meaning. We'll also be talking to Kuper himself about many of those things and more.
The games kick off on Thursday, with Croatia playing Brazil, and we'll be posting multiple stories a day through the end of the week. You'll learn something—we promise.


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The math isn't hard to figure out. The Bears need to make an upgrade on the defensive line this offseason, and one of the quickest ways to do that is on the free agent market. There just so happens to be a defensive end on the market named Michael Bennett, who happens to be the brother of Bears tight end Martellus Bennett. The same Martellus Bennett the Bears signed to a four-year $20 million deal last offseason.
So guess who the Bears are expected to go after pretty hard? Well, your mom was totally lying to you when she told you that you were smart, but it turns out you're not entirely stupid either. It's Michael Bennett.


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Sunday, March 18, 2007
The Internet can be an exhausting place for introverts
As a raging introvert, I find it easy to be overwhelmed by the multitude of opportunities for social interaction that the Internet now offers. I thought computers were supposed to isolate us from each other dammit! Wasn't that how this was supposed to work? I think I'm just going to turn the computer off for a while.
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- Daniel Hatadi said...
Hey there, Nathan. This is your friendly neighbourhood Crimespace Creator.
In a couple of days, Ning will be updating the software that Crimespace runs on. You should find that the Firefox issues will be fixed.
Don't give up on us yet! :)
- March 18, 2007 at 7:19 PM
- Sandra Ruttan said...
I predict Nathan will be the life of the party by the end of the month. I mean, look at the progress he's made already! ;)
- March 18, 2007 at 9:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
I hear you!!! I'm an introvert, and I'm a very private person. I don't care to tell the whole world all about me! haha I have a myspace, but have less than 40 friends (I don't accept people I don't know!), have very little filled out about myself, and I don't use it to communicate with my friends - my close friends and I call or get together in person! haha Most of my close friends don't have myspace accounts anyway. I thoroughly enjoy solitude and my alone time, which is why I'm really considering cancelling my myspace! I think myspace is more for extroverts anyway.
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