excellent, yeah, i am from england, and did you know what the england or were you clapping because you didn' t realize that black people are in england. did you know, we are everywhere. black people are not indigenous to england, my mother came from nigeria, west africa to england. what the hell was she thinking, my mother came from nigeria where it was sunny, she had the and where should i go? you know what? i am fed up with this sun.

bank of england rate hike until the middle of next year. if you vote to stake him a lot of the political clout lifts, and that could give the green light to the bank of england to think about raising interest rates in the not-too-distant future. a lot of potential things are falling into place, and if you look at the economic hitless for the united that hit list for the u.k. economy, real wage growth is coming through, inflation is low but starting to pick up, productivity growth is there as well, and the unemployment rate is that close to record lows. a lot of the things that the bank of england are looking for from the u.k. economic recovery are in place. it is this political clout that hovers over the u.k. economy and outlook that is the really big problem and if that clears, you could see the potential for a rate hike in the not-too-distant future. scarlet: until then there are questions about when liftoff will occur for the bank of england. given all that, what would you recommend investors to? how do you position amidst all this uncer

today's plans to remember this new england native. it's 6:45. time now to know and go. stories coming up. >> christa: rob eicher is helping us out this morning, in for chris. >> rob: lady, thank you. you won't have any travel problems on your commute home. it'sable to middle of the night. could be a few icy spots. even there we're talking worcester hills, higher elevations of berkes and the green mountains and white mountains of vermont and new hampshire. notice the seacoast, north shore, boston, south shore not included in that winter weather advisory. not expected any problems inside 128, just a few icy spots between midnight and the-4-:00 a.m. for some areas north and west. 36 in boston. 40 in hyannis. 35 the current temperature in norwood. winds still on the breezy side, but they're calming down. when we first went on the air an hour ago, lots of gusts over 30mph. winds have calmed down. we'll briefly stay calm through the middle part of the day and pick up quite a bit later on tonight into tomorrow. this time tomorrow morning we'll likely t

lots of news ahead for you here on "today in new england." >> sarah: here are some stories we're working on. again, super tuesday. voters in massachusetts and several other states heading to the polls. donald trump and hillary clinton are expected to take most of the contests tonight, but the other candidates will be looking to gather enough delegates to stay in the race. >> christa: funeral services will be held for the virginia police officer killed in the line of duty over the weekend. ashley guindon, who has new england ties, will be buried in western massachusetts where she was born. >> sarah: and this morning malden police are searching for man who threatened the store's clerk with a syringe. that clerk was able to chase the man out of the store. >> christa: i've had a really i met somebody new, rob ikeer. you know, our paths have never crossed, but welcome. great to have you here. >> rob: normally i'm confined to the weekend, but filling in for chris for the rest of the week, but don't worry. chris will be back next week. unfortunately i'm the one who has to tell you we now have a

and the record highs all the way england. very rare to get to mid to upper 60s in northern new england in march. so, record highs on thend flooding in the south. >> are you sure it's spring? >> it looks like an april map. >> it does. >>> well, dram testimony from hulk hogan in his $100 million trial. >>> and one reporter is thanks his mom: hm, how about...? dad: hey haley, break a leg, huh? girl: that's rude. ing to do fantastic. well, thank you. are you nervous, honey? a little. a. i'm gonna rock this thing! vo: now that's the good stuff. the sonoma collection.

to ensure balance with the bank of england, it emphasizes the risk. was that you did not consider this a significant risk. the council ministers have the numbers. let's move on. you seem to make no reference in your letter. participating in the union will not create obstacles. in this agreement, you have to any treetability for a fiscal union. the you consider that a risk? -- the you consider that a risk? : it is a very important point. i think it's only reasonable. i appreciate it if i can complete my answer. we have made judgments in the report, cross-referenced in the letter, about elements of european regulatory compact. couldnk it's imperfect or have implications for agreement. triggers,ent of capital instrument, the absence of macro flexibilities, in our judgment and you can disagree, those are our judgments and we have been very clear about those issues. we have been cleared to the extent that we have followed up on those issues with the commission and a host of other issues. for evidence in terms of the review of existing european financial st

new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. eversource. >> chris: kind of spotty, hit or miss light to moderate rain in eastern mass. but a band of heavier stuff moving into western mass and western connecticut. that's the back edge of it. rain and warm weather this morning giving way the clear skies and gusty winds this afternoon and falling temperatures going from the mid-50s this morning. low 30s this evening. and staying cold. cooler than normal for the rest of the work week. >> sarah: all right, rob. thank you. the bruins beating the flames at the garden. fans had a chance to welcome three new players to the team. lee stempniak and john-michael

clearly the bank of england is looking, i think, at the only remotely comparable experience back in 1992 when the forced byund was speculators out of the exchange rate mechanism. announcement,ing comparable to what a brexit would mean. 15%ell the pound drop against the dollar and the deutsche mark following the announcement, yet the bank of england felt no need to hike rates, in fact it cut them all , and theo a yearly low pound ended up stabilizing, so using that as a guide and taking into account the fact that there is a complete absence of inflationary pressures in the u.k., even without taking into account the uncertainty of a brexit vote, we think not only at andhey add liquid after the referendum, but would

ashley guindon, who has new england ties, will be buried in western massachusetts where she was born. >> sarah: and this morning malden police are searching for man who threatened the store's clerk with a syringe. that clerk was able to chase the man out of the store. >> christa: i've had a really i met somebody new, rob ikeer. you know, our paths have never crossed, but welcome. great to have you here. >> rob: normally i'm confined to the weekend, but filling in for chris for the rest of the week, but don't worry. chris will be back next week. unfortunately i'm the one who has to tell you we now have a winter weather advisory, not for boston but for 128 north and west. that we gains at 8:00 tonight and comes to an end during the overnight hours, expecting a trace of snow, a trace of sleet or freezing snow for some of these areas that. will come to an end by dawn tomorrow morning. shouldn't have any impact on wednesday morning commute, but again, could be some slippery spots out there if you're out about in the middle of the night. 38 degrees now in boston. winds are kicking out of th

it is new england. the difference between a new england freeholder of the 18th century, and a virginia planter, was far greater than most people understand. it was not just that one owned slaves and the other didn't. i should point out that adams is the only founding father that never owned slaves, as a matter of principle. he was a man of principle, and he would live and die as one. ♪ charlie: doris kearns goodwin is here. she won the pulitzer prize for her book "no ordinary time," which chronicled the lives of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. her other works include "wait until next year: the fitzgerald and the kennedys." her new book is called "team of rivals: the political genius of abraham lincoln." i am pleased to welcome you back to this table. how did lincoln do this? he was not a governor. he was not as prominent as the others were. they were esteemed, established figures. he was a one term congressman who lost two races for the senate. he was simply a lawyer made speeches. doris: you would th

only our friends in northern new england. their spring is like april. march doesn't count. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> much more on super tuesday details on voter turnout. >>> and we have the details of osama bin laden's will. >>> and a horrifying oops moment involving a chinese toddler. you're watching "early today." u're watching "early today." neutrogena hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing water gel... plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. hydro boost... from neutrogena . see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that i won't stop. until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost cle

black people are not indigenous to england, my mother came from nigeria, west africa to england. what the hell was she thinking, my mother came from nigeria where it was sunny, she had the and where should i go? you know what? i am fed up with this sun. i want to go somewhere where a lot of drizzle and subtle racism. yes -- [applause] so my mom went to england. but my mom went to england by boat, took her seven weeks, yeah. i always wondered why she doesn' t fly, because nigeria does have an airline. and i went back to nigeria is then realized why my mother took a boat. nigeria airways sucks. i wear to god, this is an announcement on there, ladies and gentlemen this is your captain speaking. leave the train and help give it a push-start. [applause] they don' t even have food service on the plane, they just walk down the aisle with a buffalo, take a piece of the buffalo. take a piece of the buffalo, take a piece. the ass is juicy, take a pieces. and that' s why i went to africa to get in touch with my roots, my roots, my african roots. and i discovered my roots are in london, yes

first opportunity bank of england -- first off, the bank of england. policymakers stressing uncertainty after a referendum on its eu membership made delay investments and curb growth. givingal bank also interest rates after low income cut its growth and inflation forecast. it pledged to intervene in the currency markets if necessary. the swiss national bank considered the bank as significantly overvalued. norway's central bank cut its benchmark rate to a record low of .5%. the bank also signaled it is willing to ease further to hold off on a recession. central banks around the world go through their arsenal. alan greenspan appeared on bloomberg television. he says there is only so much central banks can do to help the economy. lan: the fundamental problem that confronts central banks is to maintain a sound currency. andave gone far from that required central banks to do much of what the fiscal system tends to do. the cause of the problem that we are dealing with in recent years is stagnation. it is a fiscal problem, not a monetary problem. talk to the

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as my right honourable friend will be aware highway england is encroaching on a new lower temps crossing with preferred option will be option c, defer 14% of the traffic from the existing crossing. will my right honourable friend agree before spending billions on new crossing, but the problems at existing crossing not only helping number of motorists and improv air quality and restore resilience to the m-25 roadway network and will meet with to discuss these matters further? >> i think my honourable friend makes important point. we need to tackle congestion and air quality and stationary traffic is more polluting than moving traffic. sorting out the exists problems at the crossing is important. i think we have to look at options for a new crossing. as i understand it two locations are on the table as result of detailed work. these are the best available options. they looked at both locations in terms of economic and community impact. we look forward to seeing what they recommend. i hope when they do we can make progress. this is vital set of arteries for our country and we need the traff

the bank of england is about to get political. stakes are high. mark carney and deputy are due forestify on the brexit u.k. lawmakers this morning. we are going to bring you coverage of that event. bloomberg television from 9:15 a.m. gmt. .ou can follow along really worth paying attention to it here is a look ahead to that event. ,pmorgan european strategists gianluca salford, joins us now. it's got, i have to start with you. can carney avoid taking sides -- scott i have to start with you. can carney avoid taking sides? scott: i can't see how anything he says will not be used by one side of the other. says ask -- another politician is good to take us on and that is where the story gets legs. scott go very dry, factual examples of what might happen if scotland was to become independent and it was used by both sides. guy: how far do we price this story into the bond market? give me a sense of where the market is? gianluca: in rates, it is a bit more of a mixed back. you might look at the brexit story is something that could push the euro higher. you

victoria warren 7 news "today in new england." hour. then tune in at 10:00 for election special and we'll have full recap of super tuesday right here on 7news at 11:00. saying an officers justified in shooting a man. 23-year-old suspect lunged at them with knife. taser. that didn't stop the suspect. that's when the officer fired. police were originally called to the scene when the suspect was allegedly involved in a domestic disturbance with his mother. we're also seeing and hearing the moment leading up to a deadly police shooting that happened in dorchester last month. >>> they got a suspect down. that video released by the district attorney and show officer responding to that shooting back on february 12th in they say they found one suspect dragging another along another man limping suspect had a gun and when he wouldn't that's when they were forced to fire. >>> new details on hit-and-run in worcester. they say the license plate was switched. a man and women were found lying in the road sunday afternoon. the man has been released fro

england had no shortage of headaches against australia. natalie schuyler was knocked to the floor, and then meg lany would help the australia aussi team. australia will play england or new zealand for the final. for a fourth straight crown. >> unveiled for much fanfare in december but there have been a string of disappointing results. managing to win 3 of 16 matches. former liverpool coach, will be taking charge until the end of the season. >>> well, the next fifa world cup in russia has been taking place across the globe in south miracle. argentina with its third straight victory. lionel messi hitting his 50th international goal over bolivia. he joins an exclusive club of south americaens to reach that mark. . >> djokovic has proved impossible to beat. the serbian with a comfortable win. over 14th seed. in the nba the golden state warriors have beaten the washington wizards for their 67th win of the season. they are now just six wins away from matching the 72 wins set by chicago bulls in 1996. that's stephen adams, no relations to me but

. >> in sports, england claim a semifinal place in the world cup. unnerving >>> from the islamic state of iraq, fighters have killed at least 18 iraqi soldiers in an attack on an air base. 10 suicide bombers stormed anbar province homes to u.s. military trainers as well as iraqi forces. elsewhere in iraq, funerals have been held for more than 40 people killed when an is ill suicide bomber starting a ball stadium south of baghdad. is ill appears to be on the tree treat. in palmiera, one place, government forces have taken several districts. details on that in a moment. first, our correspondent in baghdad has more on the attack on that military air base in iraq. >> reporter: 8 to 10 fighters have succeeded. some say they blew themselves up and some were killed. they said clashes have been between those before they are killed and also iraqi forces. some fighters, some soldiers from iraqi forces killed in these clashes before iraqi forces killed all of those people. but he didn't say exactly how many iraqi soldiers have been killed in this operation. th

in england in 1688, catholicism and the spanish armada and louis xiv. the spanish armada was history but but louis xiv was very much alive. england could swallow a catholic king, but they could not swallow a string of them. after james had a son in 1688, the nation rose up and offered the crown to william of orange, who was james' nephew and son-in-law. he married his elder daughter mary. , the house of stuart was kind of like the sopranos in terms of internal dynamics. and william accepted as a condition of being king of england a bill of rights which parliament passed in 1689. these were going to be the rules for his rule. he was announcing these were the principles that would guide him. this is an advance on the magna carta, the right of petition was extended beyond barons. trial by jury was reaffirmed, especially in trials for high treason. the english bill of rights guaranteed freedom of speech in parliament and the right of protestants to have arms for their defense. one of the fears about james was that he was filling the senior ranks of the army

that will be arriving late today in new england. so it's definitely one of the days where the weather is changing pretty quickly out there. we have a good deal of wintry mess from burlington up to the adirondacks. northern maine is getting a good snowstorm out of this. but we have thunderstorms and heavy rain in areas of massachusetts right now. slow drive and careful on the mass pike. only a couple of winter storm warnings in maine. and the temperatures are falling in northern new england. not a lot of snow expected. only northern portions of maine will have enough to get the plows out and do some shoveling. winter versus spring. dallas, 73, denver, 63. but areas like cleveland only high of 27 today. so that's a cold start to march. even into thursday, cold air remains, so this is one of the last cold shots of winter. great lakes to new england, hang on four or five days, next week it looks warm, 60s. >> thank you very much. >>> president obama held a sit down at the oval office yesterday with the republicans over the vacancy in th

these snow showers moving through new england right now but they're not making out of western new england as far east in southern vermont but not making it so far to the connecticut river valley. throws dry out on their way over the hills. temperatures though will drop in the fronts. watch how these showers disappear. a couple clouds floating by overnight. sunshine to wang. but during the afternoon the clouds will start to move on in. you will see them here. by evening in the night we'll have some ice to deal with. a timeline and spots where the icing will be a problem. >> haz-mat scare at children's hospital in boston tonight. the fire department was called in to reports of an unknown chemical on the 16th floor. it turns out a hot plate was container on and it melted room. scene. >>> right now the search is on for this suspect who robbed a pharmacy in norwood. new at 11:00 this man allegedly used a note to rob street. this video is just in. no weapon was shown and no one was hurt. we're still working to find out how much money he got away with. >> the boston city council took up the issu

who the bank of england has said the u.k. has failed to negotiate the proper agreement on financial services with europe that it would be detrimental for london. do you disagree with those institutions? >> there are plenty who take an opposing view in i'm prescient is the dash is very moderate about this and most people think mistakes are much lower than they were. the interesting feature, exports in the last 10 years exporting financial services to the e.u. have gone down from 39% to about 32% possibly lower as a proportion of our exports. the opportunities are around the world to go global. what i see is play staying with the e.u. system where we. the right to set straight e arrangements to be commission we are creating a huge opportunity and i think it would be massively beneficial. >> just one question because you talk about the rest of the world we asked them why they want to trade in london, for why the u.s. the fact -- and every single one of them talked about the cluster effect but they also talk about the fact that y

, howevera possibility the bank of england is skeptical about that possibility. the impact we have seen from ratesl banks for negative has been limited. it starts to have countervailing , which on bank profits discourages bank lending, the opposite of what negative rates are intended to do, so i think seeing negative rates is quite high. joe: it didn't seem that long ago that we were having this debate about could there be an argument for the bank of england to hike before the fed. obviously that did not happen. now the market is not pricing in a bank of england rate hike for over three years. expectations adjusted so dramatically, and as that makes since to you that the boe would be on hold for so long? >> frankly those expectations have been weighing, even before the referendum became headlines, so we cannot blame it all on the fear of brexit. i think the bank of england to doy is not going going the economybut with growing at a steady 2%, unemployment at record lows, and wages, why there is no inflationary pressure from wages, they are growing consistently. th

. >> hello, the semifinals, and also ahead at this hour, england and new zealand fight it out in the semifinals. coming up later in the program. >> there are reports of gunfire in libya, as they're heading for a showdown in the capital. the u.n.-backed government arrived in tripoli hours. warnings from the acting administration in tripoli. the two are attempting to bring the two rival administrations into one government. >> in this historic moment, we have the start of national accord from tripoli, and the beginning of a new era of communication with the sons of our people. regardless of their political attitudes, this will be based on the libyan political agreement. and the guarantees that it includes, to all parties, and the goals of the february 17th revolution. >> meanwhile, the head of the current government in tripoli is issuing a warning to the court following it's arrival in the capital. >> the government of national salvation calls them to hand over themselves or go back. the government is working on entities, as well as the community leaders to take the necessary steps to s

whatve a chart that shows sterling is set to sink further as the bank of england's rate decision. careful. welcome to the program -- program. it looks like it will be a fairly strong one for european equities. it will be opening up around 9/10 of 1% on the euro stocks. whole bunch of stocks this morning. that will affect the market. the cac 40 and the dax up by 8/10 of 1%. the mattel he what else is going on around the world. the big move in the euro-dollar. where we are trading. look what's happening to the kiwi as well. here is the story we're going to get into. you're watching the story in brazil. look at what crude is doing. nymex is trading up over 2%. here is the bloomberg first word news. >> the yuan fell to a 15 month low. smaller than estimated increase fixing speculation that china is trying to limit gains against the dollar. compared with 1.1%. in brazil a federal judge released recordings that president roosa and her predecessor da silva. earlier she said she was bringing him into the government for his merit the nine it was to shield him from a corruption probe but cr

the bank of england could be looking at stronger data. investment might come back during the time of uncertainty for the vote. there are many reasons to think growth could improve during the second part of the year. guy: we will talk about that in more detail. does fiscal policy mean monetary policy for longer? keep inis important to mind is the chancellor has already told us he is tightening is good policy by 1% of gdp each year. i don't think that is going to change. all he is doing is putting flesh on those bones. he is telling us how he is going to achieve that 1% cut. and the way he is going to do that, he is already talking -- i possibly pensions doubt there will be anything major on pensions. during this budget. there are many things he can do to bring cash into the coffers to me that target of 1%. hans: it is certainly ambitious, george buckley. you will be staying with us throughout this morning. up next, we will talk business and budget ahead of that george osborne's budget. that is coming up next. ♪ hans: welcome back to "on

low pressure off the coast of new england. still have the west/northwesterly winds with the snowshowers and the lake effect snow. that will slide east it will turn the winds to the southwest. it will shut down the lake effect snow and bring warmer temperatures to new england. through midday and the afternoon especially on wednesday and anchors offshore the winds will go southwesterly. that will draw in the air. today we struggle for low 50's. tomorrow is 60. wednesday, 70. thursday in the middle 70's. if it works out fine with the blossoms, we will have civilians of people along -- zillions people walking long but temperatures to feel like spring in the mid-70's. it will turn cooler. 60, 71, 75. cold front on friday morning will bring clouds and showers. 40% chance. the temperatures are 60 degrees. saturday is 60. you are sunday calling for highs 40. we expect the temperatures cool in morning but not cold. a chance of to sunset on sunday afternoon or evening. it looks so much better than this past weekend. michelle: nothing co

you don't agree with the governor of the bank of england and you can explain why. now you don't agree even with your own economic advisor euro please point to any evidence whatsoever . go. >> your argument. >> that it will be an economic strap shot. >> i give you most of it. the first of all, jerry limes let me be absolutely clear that the eu would benefit massively from us and the eu would benefit from and it's overwhelmingly the right thing to do. that's his judgment and he's right there go secondly, what is the evidence that there would not be an economic shock, i revert to all the arguments that were made at the time of the euro and there were many people who were seeing then, [overlapping conversation] i think on the contrary you galvanized b. >> i've heard that argument six or seven times. an interesting point, one that people will way outside this room but we have heard it before and you're diluting it again with your response to that question. if you have some new points to make. even the cpi would put it so wrong about the euro recently said that, i think

from tobias'smple history of england. engraving.est sword ists helmet and a symbol of military strength as well as the oak branches, which symbolize peace and strength. together, these emblems implied that washington's leadership and nagel the peace that comes through military strength. the inscription on this piece indicates that the design of the print was john james barrel at. an irishman who arrived in america and took up the embellishment of washington portraiture where they had left off. he hady earlier, designed a handsome framingham print of washington based on a miniature. the oval framed portrait rests on the back of the eagle, which also fares a baton for justice and a ribbon. he did not stop there. and the palmers branch is for victory. the laurel wreath all aimed towards encircling the clouds and a radiating son. we might keep two points in mind. here is a seemingly heavy-handed symbolic engraving. thet of all, norman used language, you didn't have to be an upper-class man with an upper less education to unde

ever new england. eversource. watching bernie and watching everyone here in massachusetts and around the super tuesday states. >> julie: lost momentarily. >> shiri: gusting 25 miles per hour in portsmouth, new hampshire and continue to weaken the rest of the morning, 37 borne to falmouth up to marshfield, 35 in boston and abington, wayland coming in at 31 , there, lowell, maynard freezing in spots, tyngsborough as well 32 worcester and thin clouds and a little bit breezy and slide 42 by noon time and highs middle 40s today, a lot cooler than yesterday, in 50s and 60s on the map, but eventually the clouds will make way to rain and freezing rain tonight. i had show what you time it rolls into your town coming up. let's get you back over to julie grauert watching an accident on the pike. >> sara: >> julie: pike eastbound in framingham, delays stacking up to right about route 9 in framingham area, not too severe, and it is in the process of clearing. over to 93 south things sluggish, average speeds 8 miles

england eventually falling five runs short of the victory target. australia will play either new zealand or the west indies in the final as they bid for a fourth straight crown. >> reporter: as you heard mentioned, india will take on the west indies in the second semifinal. two men who starred with the bat for the respective bad are the kohli and gayle. they're team mates. today necessity will line-up against each other with a place in that final against the state. this is how their respective figures stack up. kohli has played four innings to gayle. but 184 to 104. remember kohli has played two more innings. 82 was his highest. gayle has hit a century in the opening match. kohl >> translation: aenchs the 2 but gayle is a remarkable 104. in terms of strike right that's the amount of runs scored every hundred balls. he comes in at 132 but from chris gayle an amazing 208. a true heavy weight contest. can't wait for it. moving to the nba, golden state warriors have set a new record for regular season wins. they beat the utahs to go 68 to 7 and on the a

federal reserve, and the bank of england. on monday, the top headline was disappointing data from china. >> the latest data from china likely to heed more pressure on the leadership as they try to meet this year's growth target by 6.5%. industrial output and retail sales both slowed in the january/february. >> industrial output rising just 5.4%. that is below estimates and that suggest sluggishness in demand from abroad. factory deflation has persisted now for some 48 consecutive months. retail sales is a key barometer for the government for consumption trends. it climbed 10.2%. that missed the 11% forecast of economists surveyed by bloomberg news. >> we are also seeing pressure on the currency. he did project a sense of calm at this annual npc press conference on saturday. what message is he trying to send it? no rush to buy u.s. dollars. >> he did say that. he is basically saying china's economy is steady as she goes. they have their hand firmly on the tiller, and not to panic. he says excess of policy stimulus is not neces

and england are pairing toward their target. currently 61-0 losses with just five overs. >> . >> new zealand's ninth semifinal, 50 over, 20 over, and they don't have a particularly good record in these last four. the first semifinal came in with the world cup. they lost to the eventual winners, west indies. they were hosting the world cup. and it was a defeat against pakistan, and they have reached the last four, the inaugural in 2007, and after they lost, the black caps finally got over the semifinal, after beating south africa, and they finally lost to their arch rivals, australia. the women's finals in australia. it was a painful experience for natalie. and she was fortunately able to continue, but there's a reaction come up from the field. the captain, meg lanny was the top scorer. she scored 25. six of the 20. off to a good start. the dismissal of captain edwards, england falling just short as they made 127 of their overs to lose by five runs. australia flew into the fourth straight. >>> moving to football now, qualifiers f

more snow for new england out of this storm system. as we go through the day today, we'll continue to clear out. temperatures, if you're about to walk outside, 30 doylestown, 35 degrees in philadelphia. we look along the shore. this is the area where we're watching temperatures for any slick spots. some spots are at or below freezing. cape may, 33 degrees. cape may airport, 34. that snow could be melting. mainly wet roads. look at cape may courthouse, 32 degrees, same thing in woodbine. some of that light snow could be trying to stick. be cautious of slick spots this morning. in atlantic county, mullica township, 31 degrees. summer's point 31 degrees. 33 at the ac airport. these areas could be seen as snow sticking, causing slick roads. for the roads this morning, most of that snow is melting, mainly wet roads. like i just showed you, slick spots around, too. very little accumulation. if anything, it would be grassy surfaces. the rest of it, we've seen this come to an end. we expect it to be ending in new jersey+sf and delaware, right

it will be a dangerous commute for parts of new england. overall it could have been a lot worse as the storm system took a track further away from the coast taking away a lot of the snow coming across the northeast. by # a.m. this morning you can expect snow to continue across parts of new england eastern maine and eventually the storm quickly exits the region. it will be a quick hitting region that hits eastern parts of maine. there are snow totals in the forecast. company wise today it will be relatively much milder. you will make it into the low 40's. boston r50. in new york city on the chilly side across the northeast especially this time of year. we have some of these numbers cooler as well on dallas and little rock and kansas city. high temperatures only in the low 60's. >>> wear your jacket today. maria molina thank you very much. >>> they got the all american honor of towing several historic american warplanes out of the cold into a michigan general motors plant. the world war ii bomber factory is in ypsilanti. they built more than

ever new england. >>> complete new england coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: now at 6:30. a live look at natick this morning. the polls open in 30 minutes. but check that flag pole. a breezy start of the day. in fact the winds started whipping up by the time we were so that is an indicator of perhaps things to come weather perhaps things to come weather-wise. >> absolutely. absolutely. thank you for joining us, everybody. you know thousands of people are without power this morning. big story. more than 4,000 on eversource. most of those are in new hampshire, and the number just dropped below 4,000 for national grid. so shiri, as gene was saying, it is -- you can see by what we just showed. >> shiri: and the numbers on the map. 13-mile-per-hour sustained winds in boston. and plymouth. and not the winds that do damage but the stronger gusts. these are just the instruments captured this hour. so 22 so 2 2-mile-per-hour gust in boston. 22 in plymouth. 23 in boston. and 23 in portsmouth, new hampshire. and they have been gus

that storm system is now moving east stretching from georgia to new england. it could be a wet commute for the major cities on the east coast. >>> well, also breaking overnight a chemical leak following a train derailment. 14 cars went off the tracks near buffalo, new york. two of those cars were carrying ethanol and they are now leaking. the sheriff says a fire station is down the street so the response was immediate. abo the people nearby were told to evacuate. >> looking past super tuesday to the next battleground states. >> and more tearful testimony. erin andrews on the stand in the lawsuit facing grueling cross-examination. >>> a skyscraper set to unveil a glass slide a thousand feet up. this... i can do easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement.... ...that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. find us in the fiber aisle. how dowhile you enjoy life and lose weight? now you can do it all with one simple plan. the all-

team joined by england, france, and germany. the u.s. team trained last nature for the game against england tonight. this is the team's third appearance at the stadium. the sixth overall in tampa. this is the inaugural year for the cup. it's not often an event like this brings in this level of talent in the first year. >> for our viewing public, had is a huge game in terms of not but bringing in some of the top teams around the world. >> it's great to get four out of the top five or six teams in the world to play in a tournament together here domestically is huge for us. >> as expected, ben bishop was named to the u.s. world cup team. center tyler johnson may be added later. that makes ten lightning players named yesterday to their respective teams. one of the players is andre shuster who will join the czech republic. we might see them when they return home on saturday. >> that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. coming up at 5:00, an urgent plea a woman has after suffering a miscarriage and paralysis. >> where this was found s

new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. >>> state senator cross the line with elected position but we've been following the federal probe into brian joyce weeks now. knew it six bucks 25 robert soon obtained a new subpoena. >> we did track down one former selectmen who recalls a potential issue. into state senator brian joyce is expanding.fox25 learn to part of justice taking a closer look at the 43 daily a housing project that senator joyce helped get running for and developed several years ago in easton. housing development on the old oliver anes factory site. tons of easton now been ordered to dig up everything that has relating to senator bri

we saw the bank of england do it in 2008-2009. there is a historical precedent for it. -- the swiss national bank buys equities. it is a well-known equity investor as part of its reserves. i wouldn't be surprised if they bought berry little corporate bond related to this date. if they wanted to get darwin going and make it easier for corporations to borrow and get the corporate spread narrow, let us see. this is his ammunition. cut theu think you will deposit rates and increase font purchases? allen: that has all been discounted. the issue will be to keep dying government bonds. the negative yields. talking about low and negative yields. that is a big component. running out of bonds to buy in the government space. anna: maybe corporate. allen: if it happens, i will come in on friday. anna: up next, sticking to the central banking being. mark carney weighs in on the brexit debate. what can we expect our head of his parliamentary testimony. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selli

they both are racking up big wins from the deep south to new england. abc's lana zak has the big political headlines this morning. 3 20:52:18// [hillary! hillary!] thank you. thank you all so much. what a super tuesday. with these super tuesday results, it looks increasingly likely that the november election will be a match-up of hillary clinton and donald

. >> cbs, they do a story on what they probably think is a goofy band from england that's doing quite well. >> these four boys from liverpool with their dishmop hairstyles are britain's latest musical, and in fact, sociological phenomenon. they symbolize the 20th century nonhero, as they make nonmusic, wear nonhaircuts, give nonmercy. meanwhile, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is alexander kendrick in beatleland. >> some little girl heard just a hint of what the beatles were about and starts calling her local deejay. the local deejay asks his friend to bring over a beatles record from england and has the vision to put it on and hear that there's something happening. >> so, marcia albert of dublin drive of silver spring has the honor of introducing something brand new, an exclusive here at wwdc. marcia, the microphone on "the carol james show," is yours. >> ladies and gentlemen, for the first time on the air in the united states, here are the beatles singing "i want to hold your hand." ♪ oh, yeah, i'll tell you something ♪ ♪ i think you'll understand >> that song really started to take of