>> jon: welcome to the program sigourney weaver! (cheers and applause) >> jon: join us if you please! i would love to! >> jon: how are you? (cheers and applause) >> i'm great. >> jon: you know you're in my wheelhouse here with this movie. this movie's in my wheelhouse. i'm just pointing at nothing. >> i never know what wheelhouse means. >> jon: like the robot discussion. >> oh the robot discussion is very interesting. >> jon: thank you. this is what i have been saying to people who tell me to stop talking back stage. >> i know robots who can take care of those people. >> jon: chappy. that's right. >> jon: chappy, i think it's a very interesting concept, this idea that a robot who can think and feel who has become human, smarter than humans and you would like to make it a gun. you would like to turn it into a weapon. >> actually, chappy's model is a gun and the wonderful thing about the movie is that the rappers from south africa they're playing themselves. they're awesome. they steal what they think is a police robot to help them do

>> reporter: frightened he could destroy her career, weaver says she went to the one woman she felt she could trust lieutenant colonel teresa james one of the highest ranking women inside the west virginia national guard. >> she is a fast tracker. >> reporter: but what captain weaver did not know -- >> i was like, oh, my god, he's going to do the same thing to her he did to me. >> she had a secret about the very same man. >> i didn't want to have sex with him. it was rape. >> reporter: james says after weaver confided in her, she heard about other women who said they too were sexually harassed or assaulted with the same man. >> dealing with the guilt of, had i said something earlier you know, perhaps if i wouldn't have been so selfish perhaps i would not have had to do what they had to go through. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel james felt it was her duty to come forward and report her rape even though she says she had kept quiet for years because she was worried it could destroy her 30-plus-year career. and she says that's exactly what happened. james says she tried everything she knew

weaver is here. >> yes. mr. weaver is here march 3, 2015. >> good afternoon i'm happy to. >> we have a resolution of item of an interest the polk street project after listening and asking a lot of questions we've come up with a recommendation to the board this project be approved the text of the resolution is at the follows did sfmta cac recommends that the mta board of directors adapt the streetscape project and recommendations that an economic review of the construction impacts on local businesses along polk street be made part of the project. >> thank you. >> that concludes my report we know this see a difficult and controversial issue we appreciate did you guys hold the hearings. >> we had a presentation from the agency. >> members of the board any questions or comments. >> thank you on the consent calendar calendar item will be removed from the consent agenda and will be considered separately. directors item a and q have been served no request to sever another item on the consent calendar eliminating number

. >> jimmy: sigourney weaver. anything with sigourney weaver is the best. >> you pinch yourself. >> jimmy: anything involving sci-fi or robots or anything, it's sigourney weaver. >> and this is a sci-fi movie, futuristic robots, there's action. everyone on set there, particularly neil and the creative team, when sigourney weaver turned up on set, came on, literally it's ripley, it's ripley, it's ripley, it's ripley, it's ripley. i'm like, "it's like my close-up, we don't care, it's ripley, it's ripley." >> jimmy: exactly. and what a close-up it was. i've got to say, one of the best mullets i've seen. >> come on. [ applause ] awesome -- awesome. >> jimmy: that is a great -- >> did you ever like -- did you ever rock a mullet? >> jimmy: i rocked a mullet, yeah. like "saturday night live." not a real -- i didn't -- i almost did it for like a a little bit. but i mean, you actually, legitimately rocked one. >> i did. >> jimmy: when your wife first met you. >> oh, yeah. oh my god, look at you. >> jimmy: look at that. [ a

weaver. how did you get started? >> we got started back in the early 90s and now been together for 24 years. so we've been doing things in the detroit area. we give back to the community and have an annual anniversary and we bring in a lot of gospel top-notch artists to come in to sing. so we are basically a group here in the city of detroit that travels around and then we do have a lot of things we do in detroit as far as giving back. >> and i want to play another clip from the film in a moment. but what is it about detroit -- and i asked this question of the four tops, but what is it about the dna of detroit that produces so much soul and music greatness in the soul era or in gospel? >> it is in the air. we are talented. the best in gospel, the best in talent here. when you come to detroit. if you got talent, you can show it here. because from the r&d level, we got it. >> and andrew, what do you think people will learn about watching this film. >> there are churches in detroit, from the east side to the west side,

speaker card jose mendosa arrest daniel weaver and others. >> good afternoon. i have been a resident of the terraces since 19984 i live locally there have been a lot of changes in the community joining the homeowners association i was a traffic safety person we discussed the ramifications of business on ocean avenue and how it had an impact on the community when we lost the survivor way on ocean avenue a lot of people were upset a lot of the homeowners were concerned and elderly persons where are we're going to go now for shopping so i've seen an evolution since then my wife and i do a lot of the shopping at trader joe's and the whole foods it is sad we have a daughter at a major university that has a major - i see a lot of students that come to trader jose and think they would get more bank for their buck at a safe way so even worse that the whole foods that is located near city college i see the same situation obviously there's going to be detriment in the community we talked about the parking has been stated it is primarily for community use the local instit

. >> the old weaver stance, which was a type of a stance that you're trained to do in police work, back in the late '80s and '90s. and he just had a manner in which he held his gun in his hand that was unusual. it's hard to describe. >> we thought there was a high possibility that it was somebody that had maybe gone through some kind of law enforcement training or even military training. >> investigators now knew how the robbers were getting away with the crimes. sir, we're going to need you on the runway later don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu. it has the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. theraflu breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. so you never miss a day. theraflu. serious power. >>> police now believe that the men robbing banks throughout north and south carolina were somehow involved in law enforcement. over a six-year period, they had gotten away with close to $500,000. their favorite target was the small town of calabash. at the time the nearest police station was a 20-minute drive aw

weaver is suspected of selling illegal firearms. during an 11-day standoff, weaver's son, his wife and a deputy u.s. marshal are killed. then on february 28th, 1993, following a gun battle between the atf and members of a religious group called the branch davidians, federal agents lay siege to the group's compound near waco, texas. a suspected cache of illegal weapons is at the center of the controversy. >> mcveigh was just absolutely in a rage over both of those incidents, but the one thing that pushed him over the edge and turned him into a terrorist was the waco incident. >> at one point, mcveigh drives to waco to observe the siege. >> he went and parked his car nearby and selling anti-government pamphlets, giving interviews to at least one reporter back then about how much he distrusted the u.s. government. >> during an assault by the fbi on april 19th, the branch davidian come pound is engulfed by fire. at least 76 men, women and children die during the inferno. >> mcveigh told us that he was convinced that the u.s. government

in the book we get to know central asia peasants peasants and indian weavers. workers in liverpool and worker in the south, demanding consumers in west friday and chinese cotton industrialist, groups of people you usually do not find mentioned in the same book or not even in the same section of the library. empire of cotton does it very global in scope but combines discussions of very local developments with a very global perspective. a great danger of writing a very global history is that it describes the word as a network of globally connected actors the word in which local or even national distributions of power or local interest in some ways are inconsequential because the focus is just on the global. i'm arguing very much against such a perspective. instead i argue that the global cannot be understood without the local, and the local not without the global. for that reason the book describes the global work of cotton from constantly shifting perspective. sometimes from the perspective of an ant, sometimes from the perspective of somebody trying in a helico

royo works with a team of fellow weavers whom he has carefully trained to accomplish this imposing task. yo's rolutnary concept allows weaving to be performed from eitr side using multiple groups of yarn twisted together and passedver varying numbers of warps tobtain the desired textural effects. through the months of april and may meter by meter the forms of the tapestry graduallbegito emerge. miro has said of his approach to art, "this come to me slowly. my vocabulary formsas not been the discovery of a day. it took shape alst spite of myself. in this way, ty ripen in my spirit." into the steamy month of august, the spirit of "femme" grows until the figure is complete. now, with only a few inches of background remaining, royo welcomes miro to his studio once more to witness the final steps of an eight-month process. royo says, "working together, we have become so closely attuned that i can almost read his mind. i take direction as much from an expression or gesture as from words or sketches. working with miro has forced me to make a constant effort to do better, an effort from which i

. >> reporter: captain dendra weaver says she's fought tough battles throughout hir decade-long carr career in the national guard. >> i think i'm pretty stuff. i've seen some stuff, had my breaking point in afghanistan. >> reporter: the real battle says started when she returned home to west virginia. >> the inappropriate conversations that were lewd and sexual in nature. >> reporter: uncomfortable private facebook messages from her high ranking boss. she says she tried to avoid them until one day he ordered her into her office. >> he said, captain, if you repeat one word i say to you, i will [ bleep ] kill you. >> reporter: frightening he should stop her career weaver went to the one woman she thought she could trust, lieutenant colonel teresa james, one of the highest ranking women in the national guard. what captain weaver did not know -- >> i was like, oerks my god, he's going to do the same thing to her that he did to me. >> reporter: she also had a secret about the very same man. >> i didn't want to have sex with him. it was rape. >> reporter: james as she started hearing about

you can go back to >> weaver to remind everyone catholic schools public schools, in the city of philadelphia, closed today bob kelly. won't be any buses on the road. >> i miss harry donahue at "kyw news radio", all philadelphia public and parochial schools, and woe pause for a second and you would be like open? closed? they're closed! >> good morning, to harry he's in retirement enjoying his coffee and his donuts out there. live look here, this is route 202, where again the snow starting to stick to the road surface, at least the sidewalks, and remember the problem we have now penndot, they were not able to brine last night. so they weren't able to put down that salt brine solution because of the rain. so we have the wet roads spray coming up off the cars, and trucks in front of you here, and now the road conditions starting to change, and they'll change quick. modified schedule on amtrak, the asela the corridor, and all of the keystone lanes keystone trains today. new jersey transit they're cross honoring tickets system-wide. started cancelling yesterday in advance of the storm and keep in

this weekend, the notification service sent out an alert that quote, ward weaver has been released from custody. if you have any concerns call 911. 8,000 additional alerts about other offenders went out to people like brie day. >> we were horrified. instantly horrified. >> the man convicted of killing her 8-year-old cousin had, according to the alert, been set free. >> and it just -- you know it brought it all up again. it just -- everything that happened. and it just made it like it had just happened you know. >> reporter: thankfully the alerts were false. a glitch in the notification service nicknamed vine. we apologize for the erroneous notifications and are committed to remedying the issue as soon as possible a prison spokesperson said. the service offered in oregon operates in 47 states sending out some 10 million notifications since its launch in 2001 alerting victims family members or witnesses about the custody status of state prisoners. the glitch after a routine system maintenance was confined to oregon. >> we thought it was real. why would they do a notification like that if

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comment opening it up for public comment i have a couple of speaker card jose mendosa arrest daniel weaver and others. >> good afternoon. i have been a resident of the terraces since 19984 i live locally there have been a lot of changes in the community joining the homeowners association i was a traffic safety person we discussed the ramifications of business on ocean avenue and how it had an impact on the community when we lost the survivor way on ocean avenue a lot of people were upset a lot of the homeowners were concerned and elderly persons where are we're going to go now for shopping so i've seen an evolution since then my wife and i do a lot of the shopping at trader joe's and the

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm dan weaver speaking as executive director of the oracle ocean avenue association i've got copies of a letter that i worked on and prepared as part of the formula retail process because in the past in the present not target is coming in new target has done nothing wrong i've worked with them well however the history of formula retail on ocean avenue and other neighborhood doesn't go well, no letter of agreement or memorandum of understanding about anything of what role a large chain formula retail business would have in the community in which it chooses to locate and for the existing formula retail businesses they're almost completely nonresponsive to anything deny managers are in place whole foods is uniquely different from all the rest i'm hoping that target will be what we're trying to do is spell out our understanding of what this would be unfortunately never the planning department nor target has any built to be involved in the process we've gone ahead and done that i want to basically present this to you as something that should be done wit

. >> a lesson captain dendra weaver learned on the battlefield but one she says she never thought she'd have to learn again when she returned home from afghanistan when she made a sexual harassment complaint. >> i think he was dead serious when he looked at me and said i will f'ing kill you. he was not joking. >> reporter: her complaint unleashed a barrage of complaints from other soldiers. in written statements female service members described a boy's club attitude resulting in derogatory names with multiple complaints of sexual harassment. in response one male officer told investigators he felt the females were whining and such over promotions. >> the army is not a wayward home for girls or a girl scout. >> there were several claims of physical assault, chairs kicked and thrown at female service members. women admitting they don't feel same. even the sexual assault victim advocate said the soldiers and officers inside this unit don't have each other's backs as they should. i don't know how this would work if they were sent to the battlefield. >> we determined the best way to go about

my name is dan weaver and [inaudible] ocean avenue association is a 501 c 4 organized by the community. ocean avenue association is a community benefit district. all our meetings are noticed. all our meetings are open to everyone. many times people knh to our meetings because they can't figure when their nirebld group is meeting. we are one of the most puplicly accessible ocean in the ingleicide ocean avenue neighborhood. i believe item seat 6 last proposed last heard is to have not the ocean avenue association represented there, but instead a businessman on organization avenue. i would like to suggest we change that to the ocean avenue association and my understanding is a staff member or board member of the oaa would be in attendance. i'm not sure if we can select those people but it is helpful if we could so we can see who makes those meetings and be in attend nss so that my proposal for changing this legislation. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we had already taken some input to make amendments and we have already added it i

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in fact one month since weaver seen temperatures in the 50s. last time we had temperatures in the 50s was exactly one month ago february 8. but high temperature then of 51 so. a brief flurry is likely north and west of town or light glaze of precipitation. future tracker 6 showing you 6:00 in the morning you notice some precipitation breaking out across the lehigh valley and points north and west with light snow showers overhead. in fact the national weather service issued winter weather advisory it goes up 3:00 in the morning lasting through 9 a.m. wednesday. light frozen precipitation is likely or couple of brief snow showers as well. this is mainly for mercer, montgomery bucks, berks lehigh, northampton koupyes and through poconos. once temperatures climb above freezing and we get sunshine returning for the start of the workweek the big weather story will be about the mild trend on the way. outside tonight back to the 30s. even upper 20s in millville. 29 there. 38 in philadelphia. and 35 reading and 25 below freezing in poconos and 36 degree

a child get the gun someone in a fit of rage and domestic argument uses it, weaver way too many guns, way too many illegal guns on the streets and in the homes here in philadelphia that allow and cost all of us to be threatened, when you have young men, who have nothing better after playing basketball, think they'll rob somebody, look for someone just shoot them as he is pleading for his life. again, evidence every day when we're not talking about changing color shoes or full moon, almost every story unfortunately is about there being too many guns. >> woof a lot of those thank you for joining us, appreciate t right now 6:52. we have traffic and weather together when we come right >> talking spring snow. >> 6:45 onment nose nose, when the spring equinox will be in effect, the problem is even though getting long nice day out of this, don't see heck of a lot of sunlight because of this mess. rain-snow line setting up over our area once again today. see mainly rain to the south but in philadelphia, it is starting off with some light snow. slushy snow, granted but it is going to primarily

weaver and all the other folks are really out through connecting people and i can see a bright future for ocean avenue thanks to their efforts. >> great is there any additional public comment public comment is closed. commissioner any motion to - >> i motion to approve i know it's kind of cool that finally corporate is getting involved with entertainment you know a lot of save ways have their delis and their food things and seems like starbuck's and he applaud whole foods to have limited live is very unusual it maybe start a persistence around town we'll get more entertainment for the shoppers in the afternoon i'm going to approve this. >> second. >> let's take a vote. >> on that motion commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner tan. >> all right. good luck with that. >> we're going to move on to item 67 is the discussion and possible action 0 for the approval of the special action jocelyn. >> yes. that's me another memo that looks like lee the other

weaver going to be seeing significant changes here. a few places will be in the 30s, but upper 30s tomorrow morning. then the wind picks up. huge temperature contrast from allentown to dover. you'll see that in my forecast a little bit later. it's going to be that way all day. by dinnertime it's starting to get cold here. 42 in allentown by still 54 in dover. tomorrow night, everybody is getting cold. in the 30s by 10:00 and then 20s over night. there's this couple of showers coming through. they are going to be gone by day break. most of the country is dry, but this is not. this is a huge storm. this is mexico and some of that moisture is coming to the east. you can see this is the world famous european computer model, the most accurate in the world. overall, and here it comes. the cold air is on top of us, and here comes the moisture. that sets us up for at least a combination of+(ñ rain and snow potential for greater accumulation north and west of course, farther away from the ocean. but the ocean temperatures cold for this time of

but weaver changed our clocks, we have sprung forward already. 2:00 a.m. equals 3:00 a.m. meaning our sunset time today is 7:00 o'clock tonight. that is nice. the spring count down, zero days until today light saving time beginning. twelve days until spring. twenty-seven days until the average high is 60. twenty-nine days until the home opener for phillies. it will be just wonderful to see, the weather change and finally warm up. our temperatures mid 40's today. fifty at the the shore. poconos 38 degrees. we're looking at 47 degrees for our high temperature this afternoon. a little breeze keeping it, feeling a little will cooler. tonight we will drop down to 35 degrees. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. one of the the reasons with those clouds we will stay a little milder and above freezing. and then on monday, 48 tuesday we could be 50 degrees. the wednesday, light start with a little bit of rain. that is a change in the forecast. temperatures should still get in the 50's. thursday 48. we're main looking at some wet weather by the time we get to that friday nigh

weaver -- we're in good shape, really quickly by 6 a.m., by dawn on friday a little bit before rain and snow moves in to most of the metro area. i still think this is a little aggressive as far as south of fredericksburg. not saying it's not possible but seems a little aggressive to me all the way down to st. mary's county in fredericksburg. by noon certainly some snow lingering north of town, up to 70 frederick. notice the temperatures are still above freezing. that will cut down on accumulations. again, we could still see an inch or two of slushy accumulations north and west of town. 34 the day planner at 7 can. upper 30s at 9. low 30s at 11 and upper 40s at 1 with a few high clouds coming in by 1:00. there's the yellow alert. snow to rain, 44, but spring arrives on friday evening. the first full day of spring. won't feel like spring, sunshine and temperatures around 60. next seven days gets a little cooler but it stays dry and quiet. upper 50s sunday, low 50s monday. that storm on tuesday will stay well to the east of us. it will be chilly and 56 on wednesday. we'll go to columbus oh

weaver trying to take it one game at a time f we can beat nc state that would be great. >> trying to enjoy that if we get. there all we can do now is concentrate on what do we have to do to beat nc state. >> this group of villanova players never played nc state but from watching them open tape hopefully it's a sign of things to come. time to run out open the season with villanova and pittsburgh, jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> tip-off 7:10 tomorrow night the ping-pong ball bowl. sixers hosting 14-1 knicks tonightch the regardless how you feel about sixers and whether or not they should be tanking watching nerlens noel develop will be fun. rookie with best game so far. many highlights above the win look at that. career game for noel. 23 point 14 rebounds. five fields. and brook. simers lynn it [brad] imagine a place where you can not only find everything you need,but you can get it instantly. and anywhere. presenting the new apartments-dot-com. or as i call it: the apartminternet. connected.synergistic.thought- leading. it's a whole-new paradigm in looking for an apartment.

. >> good morning, erika weaver been tracking some wet weather out here, sort of splitting the delaware valley in half, where you have got just enough cold air that many of you are finding some snow out there. i've been getting some eyewitness reports via twitter. thank you for sending those in, you are getting ♪ answer it is coming down hard but having hard time sticking, very good news. gust owe these showers for sure. little more notable as go in toward southern new jersey, and down into delaware and the win starts to kick up, as well. all just quick moving frontal boundary that's going to sweep on through basically be done by the time our morning rush is rounding out here later this morning. here is a look at your area temperatures. into the mid 30's, generally speaking, because our temperatures for the most part anyway are above freezing, this will have a very hard time of it. it is snowing sticky to the ground. so while i think you will find damp roads out there that's pretty much a given, you don't have to worry about any kind of snow accumulation, and even if we had snow accum

weaver seen a number of them in the week leading up to sunday, and they have been well-attended. on sunday, the interim technical report was released by the ministry of transport and that was very much an information document to explain to the families, as well as interested parties in the gnat community where the investigation sits at this very moment in time, who's involved in the investigation and where the search is going what equipment is involved, the state of that mh370 plane and all the technical data around it. people will be analyze that go data for sometime to come. as far the government is concerned, they show remorse with an sympathy with the families and the p.m., the prime minister has said that as far as he's concerned and the government is concerned the search will continue until the end of may when they will then reevaluate the search parameters if the plane has not been found. >> still to come here at al jazeera, another protest in the united states after police shoot another black teenager. we tell you what a lock of snow means for this year's iditarod, dog sl

some spots still below freezing this morning and weaver little batch of rain moving through rain, on frozen surfaces, you agree that means, threat for little bit every ice. better news, for the rest of the day. i'll have your full forecast coming up. jessica? >> thanks, kate. yes, we had good news out on the ben franklin bridge. no problems getting in or out of the city. you can see all lanes completely open, headed westbound. no problems into jersey, and a few accidents to talk b all of the details coming up in just a bitment back to you. >> thank you jessica. updating breaking news, hunterdon county, new jersey, four alarm fire at the historic sergeants ville in in delaware township just placed under control. we're told no one was hurt in that fire. it began shortly before 2:00 this morning along rosemont ringo's road. and when these pictures from the hunterdon fire and ems you can see flames shooting through the roof of the inn. the building dates back to the 1700s, and currently being used as a restaurant. >>> well, new this morning part of house in camden turns into rubble after

blue route northbound ramp to the germantown pike, there is also an accident there on the pa turnpike, weaver disable vehicle on the northeast extension southbound before the pa turnpike, the left lane actually blocked right there now, katie having easy drive so far. how's the weather going affect the commute? >> i would say not too terribly likely ends up being one of the mornings that features more clouds than anything, not going to have to dodge too much in the way of sun glare issues, and even though there is little hint of green, as promised, for saint patrick's day really not going to be all that impressive in terms of what it delivers. it actually any of the green for the most part over our area has already rolled through. a lot of it really, continued to move on through. through the overnight. even if you had wet roads along the way that's basically all you will find. temperature difference in the lace 24 hours certainly warmed up. about 10 degrees milder by comparison to the same time yesterday. but temperatures are going to starting to on serious nose dive. we'll hit the low 60s we

coming up tonight, sigourney weaver is going to be joining us! (cheers and applause) i do want to also thank wwe last night. they showed my son and i. such wonderful hospitality. one wick question to them, if i may, how do you get ball marks

window opening door censors, then another layer may be inch sterio motion censors, or interior doors weaver multiple layers of coverage. >> once the equipment sin stalled, make sure you understand exactly how to use it to keep from setting it off accidentally. >> because you don't want to have false alarms on your alarm system, because if it is connected to the police and the fire department, you might actually get charged for them to visit in a case after false alarm. >> log on to cbsphilly.com/angie's list for more information. i'm jim donovan. >> right now 5:49. and, you want to get your week off to maybe a sweet start? we'll let you know where you can pick up free ice cream today, free ice cream. who doesn't like that. >> sound good to mementt subdued celebration, the unusual way of basketball coach gets hurt. celebrating a huge win. it is monday morning and we're coming right back. stay with us. >> if you are already go thinking about your sugar fix today, we have fantastic news for you. not onlys it going to feel like spring this afternoon, i think high of 58 degrees, why not enjoy th

watch as this rider speaks by cars, weaver in and out of traffic. this happened last night in northeast philly. eventually he cuts in front after philadelphia police cruiser and officer just minutes later he almost runs into another officer's cruiser then speeds away. police eventually cornered him at a building on 12900 block of princeton avenue in the oxford circle neighborhood. he was taken into custody. >> police continue to search this morning for a 20 year old woman who vanished in montgomery county. deidra mclaughlin last seen leaving her home in royersford friday night. the car she was driving was found abandoned near route 422 in king of prussia. police found her purse with monday any it inside the car. >> the days go on, you just don't know, you just rack your brain, we just pray she's safe. >> family members say the 20 year old left home before, but never for this long. if you see her, you are asked to call police. >> autopsy results show that cayman naib died from self inflicted gunshot wound. the body of the 13 year old found yesterday

again, weaver quiet day today but this front kind of sluggish. so we will be singing in slowly, and if it doesn't really have ton of moisture with it, but it does knock our temperatures back. here's how it all shakes out. upper 50's today still high pressure that's mild for the standards, normal high about 53. we'll take what we can get. looking ahead to tomorrow before the cold front crosses i still think we have the wherewithall to get to the up ear's, will be a shower washing through not wash out but green appropriately enough on the radar for st. patrick's day. temperatures get knock back probably lower 40's by this point. so the chill will return, and the atypical chill is going to be back too. meantime under the clear sky that we've got out there now already on the chilly side. we mentioned this earlier in the program already at this point still stuck in the mid and lower 30's, in a lot of spots, so still want the heavier coat. later today dress in layers. not saying shorts and t-shirts weather but it will feel good to you outside light win