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Minutes away from weather and traffic. Amy frieze in for the accuweather forecast. No cold turkeys around here. Looks like a mild holiday. Temperatures are easy to take. Were in the low 40s. Central park is reading right on the market. 43 degrees. Nor normal high is 50. We will beat that easily. Temperatures will be near 60 degrees. Were still at the Freezing Point for monticello, down trenton. We have 32 at toms river at 25. Islip, 32 degrees. Here are the high temperatures, 60 in a lot of spots. 62 on top for toms river later this afternoon. Clouds will increase as we go through the day. Do ...

That picture is spectacular good wednesday morning everyone im robert moses. Im kerry drew ben and juliet are off this morning. It is 6 00 on this wednesday. Thanks so much for being with us can i say during annas segment tts from thj. She is not. She was born in l. A. [laughter] so sorry about that kesha. Some well known singer from union county, i dont know who it is. If you know who it is let us know. I dont think shell be offended. Sorry kesha. Love you, mean it. [laughter] Audrey Puente is here with a look at the forecast but it does not feel like the holiday season. Its crazy. Taste of s...

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that is jobs in america. moments ago a new report showing a slight jump in the number of people apply fog unemployment -- unemployment benefits, the first five weeks, the jobless claims rose to 409. that's where we start today. how you doing, i'm bill hemmer. martha: thank you very much, good morning, everybody. it's interesting because today's numbers we're getting in, those come on the heels of the private sector jobs number we saw yesterday and what was fantastic, it blew away expectations, it was triple, 300,000 jobs added in the private sector, three times larger than economists...