East Coast storm threatens Thanksgiving travel
A nor easter and heavy rain sweep the East Coast threatening Thanksgiving travel with rain in New York and Boston and up to a foot of snow in central New England. More than 650 flights were canceled and 3,200 delayed as travelers face slick roads and turbulence. AAA cites 46 million people traveling Wednesday through Sunday, mostly by car. Governor Cuomo urges caution as New York stocks snow plows and salt while Port Authority increases airport staffing. Pennsylvania reports traffic halts on major roadways due to stormy weather.
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A Quinnipiac poll shows Romney atop Republican preference for 2016 if he runs, with Bush and Christie close. Carson and Rand Paul trail, while undecided voters reach 16 percent. Clinton remains dominant among Democrats at 57 percent, with Warren at 13 and Biden at 9.
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