workout. hula hooping, fitness, and a panel discussion featuring olympic athletes. i'll actually be doing that one for you. we're going to check in with doreen gentzler live from the expo in a few minutes. first after all that -- >> i want to see you do a little bollywood workout. >> i don't twha is. >> it works the core. i'm angie goss. welcome to "news4 today." this is a high energy newscast because we've got a lot of stories going on. hopefully some breaks in the clouds, tom. >> the "storm team 4" radar showing most of the rain is now long gone. at fedex field this afternoon likely wind will be a factor during the game. it affects the kicking game, the passing game as winds will be guesting to around 30 miles an hour. it may be in the low 60s by then. then by 4:00. dropping back down to the mid-50s. by kickoff time t low 50s.

just near 50 by the end of the game. winds will be gusty throughout the game coming in out of the north and west. there are clouds. you can see shafts of sunlight pouring down from washington. a live view. a look at big changes on the way over the next 24 hours in the week ahead. that's coming up this next half hour. >> all right. it's definitely going to be a shirt there. new this morning. the powerball jackpot, it's rising. it's now up to $1.3 billion. and although there was no big winner last night's drawing, a ticket in maryland, also in virginia. it was sold. a $1 million ticket. so two lucky people there. that virginia ticket was purchased in suffolk and wednesday's drawing of 1$1.3 billion will be the biggest in history. >> it's unbelievable. it's sweeping the country at this point.

developing this morning we learned of new information about a deadly pedestrian accident in upper marlboro. a woman was found lying on pennsylvania avenue. it's not clear how she died or what killed her but police say the medical examiner is working to determine who she is. in a show of force, the u.s. flew a nuclear capable b-52 bomber over south korea. it claims it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. it's highly disputed. tomorrow the underground walkway will be shut down to make way for the silver line extension. shuttle buses are now going to take passengers from their cars to the main terminal. the future silver line stadium will connect the under ground walk way to the main terminal. that could take up to two years.

the second phase of the silver line is expected to open to passengers in 20. you know what that sound is. today is the last day of the nbc 4 health & fitness expo. >> the best part, of course, it's all free. we want to check in with doreen gentzler with more on today's lineup. what have we got going on? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're exciting to welcome in more. we had a huge day yesterday. we're looking forward to another big crowd today. i want to talk about why you should bring your kids down here. take a look at this climbing wall. always really popular. this is jackson good night. he's 11 years old. he's done this climbing wall a few times. don't fall while we're on you, jackson. that's not good. in fact. come on down and talk to me. no one really cares what i think

is fun for kids do here at the health expo, but jackson is a seasoned proat this. we work with your dad and you've been to this expo a few times. how many times have you done this climbing wall? >> 18 times. >> 18 times. you're pretty good at it. what else is fun for kids to do here? >> play soccer and snowboarding. >> that snowboarding game is cool, isn't it? >> uh-huh. >> what else is here? tennis? >> tennis. that's all i did. >> also have you checked out there are lots of free samples of food and stuff look that? >> mm-hmm. >> pretty fun? >> mm-hmm. >> all right. we hope a lot of guys your age and younger and older will come down and join us. it's a great place for kids to come and do some active stuff. jackson, you can go on back up if you want to. thanks for helping us out. we've got a lot of activities for kids and also a lot of activities for grown-ups. i have a view of the yoga -- the

giant yoga area where there are classes every hour. it's filling up. come on down to the d.c. convention center at 4:00 today. i'm going to do some walking on the track before i head home and sit on the couch to watch the football game. angie and adam, i'll be back with a few more. >> what about the bollywood exercise? i want to know what that's about. >> i have no idea how to do bollywood. angie, if you know how do it, you can give a demonstration. i'm one of those who is dancing off in the opposite direction from the rest of the class. i don't think that one's for me. >> all right, doreen. thank you very much. we'll see you this afternoon. >> thank you. >> it's wrapping up just in time for the game. >> of course. so get down there, get a little exercise, get a little knowledge, get home, and you get home and break out the chips. >> and the dip, everything. well, there might not be a big lottery winner in the u.s. this morning but it's a

different story in britain. the record-breaking prize. two people there are celebrating right now. three questions for the us senate.

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during president obama's last state of the union, concerns over terrorism will be center stage. he's invited a refugee to attend. a 55-year-old will sit in michelle obama's box for thursday night's speechlt he drew international attention last month after he was featured in a popular blog, humans of new york. it creates a sharp contrast to republicans who want to block refugees because they might try to sneak in as refugees. we're not the only ones setting records. check it out. britain hit its biggest nag at lottery prize this weekend at 66 million pounds. that's about $96 million.

it's been 20 years since britain set a lottery record. congratulations to them. it's 9:08. a lot of us are dealing with gusty winds right now. tom is tracking how long they're going stick around. and the big change you going see over the next few days. we're also pulling out all the stops at our nbc 4 health & fitness expo. here we go. need a little yoga in your life? all right. >> nomos dei. >> we've got a lot of activities for you and your whole family. >> and who you're going to root for unless you talk to chuck todd. pat thomas wasn't going to wait to find

we're still talk red skansd packers. i'm going long it's us versus them. >> in getting for -- you can come back over. "news4's" pat collins went to see how the experts would play it out in a video game showdown. check it out. >> reporter: we decided to have that playoff game today. madden style. rin is the redskins, hatesh is the packers. they're experienced gamers. i could tell. they carried their own persol controllers with them. for the redskins open up with a

pick six and essentially dominated the packers, leading 24-10 at intermission. >> you haven't given up? >> that's why they play four quarters, pat. they play four quarters. >> reporter: but the comeback was not to be. in the third quarter, a score by pierre garcon. >> garcon again and again and again and again. >> reporter: in the meantime, more incomplete passes for the packers. >> i'm so, so sorry. >> no krorks ire not. >> he dropped it. >> reporter: and more packer mistakes. and another dropped pass. >> another dropped pass. >> reporter: what's the matter? your hands -- >> i'm running. you can't do everything. >> reporter: fourth quarter. put them away in the fourth quarter. morris runs in if the second touchdown of the day. green bay get gars badge t.d. at the end and the skins big. >> good game, man, good game. >> reporter: ball game. good game. good game. >> next year.

we've got next year. >> reporter: the final madden score, skins, 38, green bay, 17. >> reporter: is this going to be my sunday? >> i hope so. i hope so, pat. i pray. i need it to be that way. >> reporter: me too. good morning, again. doreen gentzler alive at the d.c. convention center for the nbc 4 health & fitness expo. a big part of it is sharing people and food and healthy eating. this is crystal, a dietician with wegmans. you guys are part of trying to get that message across. you've got a big skpirt here. >> absolutely. we've got a chef here. we're really committed to getting more veggies on the plate. we've got interactive cooking techniques. if you've committed to eating a healthier better life for 2016 with healthier family and meals

and snacks, we're here to help, help get more individuallies on the plate it's the store's 100th anniversary too, isn't it? >> yes. we're so excited. we're celebrating our 100th anniversary. we got our start in rochester, new york, with literally a fruit and veggie cart. we're still so passionate about fruits and vegetables. we're getting kids hands on, getting them coloring and talking about their favorite veggies and bringing it all home. >> reporter: here's something i like. w wegmans has this really easy recipe. >> roast ee eed cauliflower. it's got be fun. it's got to taste grail but it's got be easy at the end of the day too. that's why we really are here to help. >> reporter: ahope a lot of people come down and check what you're doingwegmans.

behind me there's a zumba class. i hope a lot of people will be down here to join us. adam, angie? >> thank you, doreen. >> if you've never been down there, it's an amazing event. i think the thing you're always struck by is how huge it is. >> but we have an awesome little pamphlet that has a map so you know exactly where to go along with it being free, there are free samples everywhere. >> sure. not bad. >> it's like going to costco. >> the free health screenings. and we'll be there, too, with the q and a sessions. amelia segal and i will be there. >> and the green screen will be there. >> yes. it's a lot of fun. you won't see the same thing twice. you'll be there all afternoon. today, a big game going on at fedex field. the sky beginning the clear out. take a look. getting breaks in the clouds.

the cloud races are on and it's cumulus by a neck and it's coming around the third turn. >> i want the cumulus names by. >> some of those racing winds make it all the way down to the surface there like union station where the flag is flapping. a stiff wind coming out of the south and east. later today you won't need the umbrella anymore but you might need the sunglasses and you'll need a jacket later in the day. we'll have temperatures dropping. the kickoff is at 4:40. blustery winds. it may be in the low 60s. then by the end of the game, back down to around 50 degrees but the game is going to be affected by the wind swirling around the stadium, maybe around 30 miles a hour. "storm team 4" radar showing most of the rain is gone now. just a few lingering sprinkles here in montgomery into howard county, carroll county and a few other sprinkles. most of it's over and pulling

away. as the day progresses, a little bit of sunshine coming out. the winds are going to blow dry the roads. want cquantico is up to 62. so is pax river. 58. shenandoah valley. out in the mountains cold air there there in the 30s. that cold air coming in. if you're going to be running, you may be dodging some puddles lingering from the rain. the winds will be gusting as temperatures climb into the low 60s by early afternoon. then drop back down to the mid-50s by late afternoon. then all the way down to near 30 degrees by dawn on monday when you're waiting for the school bus and the metro and it will be cold in the morning with a blustery wind. mid-30s by 9:00 with bright sunshine and then monday afternoon it should be right around 40 degrees. but at the fitness expo be sure to join amelia seagal and myself. we will be there at 12:30 to answer all questions. it's at the d.c. convention

center. then on tuesday, increasing clouds. an afternoon sprinkle north and west. cold today, wednesday and thursday with sunshine back. could get some rain with highs in the 40s. that's the way it looks. >> thanks so much, tom. the time right now, 9:19. a historic discovery right under their walk. the surprising find in alexandria that has archaeologists digging up the city's past. stay with us. good day, i'm nbc's kerry dan. >> and i'm mike murray. >> it's labeled donald dump a chaos candidate and if we've learned anything the past few months it is, in fact, that donald trump is the koifrpg chaos. >> he's dominated much of the conversation about the democratic contest by bringing up bill clinton's past with women, a topic few have been ruling in the last decade and he's caused chaos in bernie

sanders' own backyard by holding a rally in the town where bernie sanders once served as mayor. >> he's questioned whether ted cruz is eligible to be president and he's tagged jeb bush himself as low energy. >> one question nobody can answer yet is will his own bid be be the

well, it is all about the skinnies today. they're taking on the packers in the fedex field in flay-offs. >> is that what we call them? >> i call them the skinnies. >> "news4's" derrick ward has more from the stadium. what's it like out there, derrick? >> reporter: big day on fedex field. the last time washington was in the playoffs was back in 2013. the last time they won was 2006. of course, they're hoping for a repeat performance here today. they take on the green bay parkers. kickoff is at 4:40 p.m. of course, the packers are the 2010 super bowl champs, but we're hearing from one redskins super fan who says she's got a lot of faith in this team this time around.

have been counted out, dished out, thrown out. nobody has given us a chance, nothing this entire year. >> here's the thing. tailgaters can get in at 11:00 a.m. others can park at noon for a 4:40 kickoff. something you need to know if you're taking the metro. morgan is the closest one and track work has been suspended or the orange, blue, and silver line. it's going stop at noon to help you get here a lot easier. at fedex field, derrick ward, "news4." we're learning new information how a texas mother planned to go on the run with her son. officials say tonya couch took 300,000 bucks out of her bank account. she also called her husband and said she'd never see him again. ton ya a tonya and her son ethan headed to mexico. his defense argued he was too rich to understand the

consequences. ethan is currently being held in a mexican jail awaiting extradition. well, a walk through the streets of alexandria today gives a glimpse of what the streets looked like in the 18th century. >> that's right but a new discovery on the waterfront gives a hint at how the city grew. >> reporter: the languad along alexandria's waterfront is known to hold keys to the city's past but even this discovery came as a bit of a surprise. >> this is the last corner of the construction site we were working in when we found it. it was like, oh, my gosh, there it is. >> reporter: a ship's hull believed to be part of the late 1800s. archaeologist john mullins began ska vating the site last september. >> reporter: the unusual thing was not just how big it was but how heavily constructed it was.

it's a ship built for heavy cargo and extremely heavy cargo or it my might have been a fortified military ship. >> reporter: this land is rich with history. in a separate corner, remains of a warehouse built in 1755 were unearthed along with bits of popery and glassware. each layer offering clues to how people lived in the city as it evolved. it is really the beginnings of our town. it's where it all happened in the 18th century. >> do you anticipate more discoveries like this. >> yes, we do. we can't wait. >> the ship now dismantled will be stored and studied where it will end up hasn't been determined. what do you most enjoy about doing this? >> it's just a pure discovery of finding all this stuff. reconstructing the entire story, putting archaeology with the history and documentary

research. it's why i do this. >> erica hill reporting there. the winds are starting to pick up. we're updating the story on how you can plan ahead for a major shift in temperatures. >> we want to take you back live to the nbc 4 health & fitness expo. >> i know. chris lawrence working hard. >> where are all the people? >> right. come on. >> the doors just opened. have a lot of fun and activity. you can head down there. get off the couch. come join us. >> it's really a fun event. joining us, mexican drug lord el chapo broke out once. now he can end up in a u.s. prison. and she's accused of pulling off jewelry heists from tennessee to north carolina. how police were able to nab her how police were able to nab her an

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it's 9:30 on a sunday morning. here are the top stories we're following for you. the powerball, no winner. no problem. the jackpot, get this, up to $1.3 billion. however, there are a few millionaires in our area. two sold in maryland and virginia. you can head over to the nbc 4 health & fitness center. >> the washington redskins are going to take on the green bay

packers at fedex field. it's the first time skins have made it to the postseason since 2012. kickoff at 4:40 this afternoon. big day. >> yes. it's 9:31, which means we want to get a check on your forecast. a lot of fast-moving clouds out there. >> a little bit. they were racing, said tom kierein. >> 40, 50 miles an hour. some of those gusts come down to 20, 30 miles an hour when you're out with the nbc washington app. see the latest wind gusts and storm casts. a few shafts of sunlight pouring down and you can see the wind-swept potomac river. gusts of winds. they're going to be swirling around fedex field during the game and for the tailgating time. low 60s by then. during the game, dropping out of the mid-50s, back to near 50 by the end of the game. the winds are going to be a big factor in the game. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom.

developing this morning. before his capture, drug king joaquin el chapo guzman met with actor sean penn. he was also interviewed by "rolling stone" magazine. they were there to meet with guzman. they delayed an arrest attempt to make sure the actors were not harmed. the cartel leader was captured friday morning in a deadly shoot-out. when you're a person that's used to getting so much attention not only from the law enforcement, the media, and the entire country, really the entire hem is feerks would encourage anybody to think a little more highly of themselves. >> right now guzman is held in the same maximum security prison he broke out of six months ago. dc police are investigating their first homicide of the year. joseph robinson was killed on friday night. still no word on a possible

motive or suspect. the man who police say shot a philadelphia police officer has been charged with attempted murder. prosecutors say archer thought jesse hartnett on thursday. archer says he was -- >> a woman suspected in a string was not behind bars. he was involved in multiple highs. an fbi statement says he was taken into custody. she was wanted for six robberies in five states since last april. >> coming up, football can be pretty divisive in some houses. we're going to show you how a sibling rivalry

the annapolis yacht club will temporarily relocate after the devastating fire. the harbor grill restaurant employees will lose their jobs. they can be relocated to another location or take two weeks severance pay. the reconstruction is expected to take a year and a half. well, today is all about the washington redskins. >> that's right. "news4's" derrick ward stopped by one super fan's house in upper mar bowl. take a look for yourself. this is carolyn marshall. this is her home. it decked out everywhere in burgundy and gold. she started collecting all of this memorabilia back in '60s. she's got a bold prediction if the redskins get a "w" today. >> the redskins are going to the super bowl. they've been counted out, dissed

out, thrown out. even when the cowboys were 3-7, the cowboys still have a chance. that's all they talked about. [ raz berries ] to the cowboys. >> i'm sorry. that wasn't nice. >> she doesn't have to apologize. >> that was her sons off camera. >> where are the cowboys right now? watching the game on tv. >> good question. >> sorry, cowboys this week's has been waiting a long time. >> "news4's" barbara harrison shows how this young man hasn't given up his dreams. >> reporter: eric is a 15-year-old whose many terrorists introduces sports

technology, so we visited a store that shows you how to engage in high-tech sports of all kinds. >> we're here because he's interested in sports, particularly football, and technology. >> reporter: one of the things he first showed off was a remote control program. >> as the show appears, a sporting event, it will automatically record it. >> what do you think you'd like to be when you grow up? >> a technical engineer. >> reporter: he'd like to create new technology. >> i like science and math. >> reporter: are you doing well? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: moving from home to home as a foster child has made it difficult. >> how many times have you moved since you've been in the foster care system? >> reporter: a lot. >> i'm looked for an experienced family, whether it be a single parent or two-family. >> i would like to have my family help me be successful. >> reporter: he wants a family

who will encourage him to exceed in all of his dreams. >> i've got a lot of energy in me. >> reporter: fantastic. what would you like do with that energy? >> something good. >> eric, how are you doing? >> reporter: they had a gift for eric to help him get going. >> we want you to have this computer to help you to continue to learn and grow. >> thank you. >> reporter: barbara harrison, "news4," for "wednesday's child." >> well, if you have room in your home or your heart for another child call 1-88-to-adepartment-me or go to nbcwashington.com and search ""wednesday's child."" 9:39 on this sunday. looking outside. look at the clouds. a lot of us are dealing with gusty winds. tom's tracking how long they're going stick around and how long it will stick around. >> all day long we're taking you inside the health & fitness expo. >> those look like your dance moves.

>> i'm more like elaine. >> we have health screenings, >> we have health screenings, free food

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good morning. doreen gentzler. we're talking about all the workouts that are available here. bollywood is not available for me but i found one we can all do. you're with our longtime partner

kaiser permanente. you've got ideas that we all can do. >> i do. these are workouts. very simple exercises you can do whenever you have an opportunity like when you first get up or if you're driving in car. i'm bringing in particular one, which is my favorite for commercial breaks because we have the redskins playoffs later today. >> who thought of that, who thought of that. >> so instead of getting up to get more nachos during the commercial break we can take that opportunity to do some squats. we're going to take the squat and actually combine it with a calf raise. we're at the koufl anyway so we're

the wheel too. >> i do. d.c. traffic is very stressful as we all know. so maybe before we hit the office here's our steering wheel we can do something to kind of calm ous down, get a little bit chill. >> take a deep breath. >> in the traffic. >> in the traffic. >> and then we're all ready to go. >> you're teaching more than just that to people who come down here. >> yes. >> that's just a sample. >> that's just a sample. >> nafrpg you very much. >> thank you. >> kaiser permanente is also offering free blood screenings and information about your health. please join us. we'll be here until 4:00 today. just one of many active things that adults can do down here. we're having a lot of fun. >> you know, i think you can eat all the chips and guacamole you want. >> you burned it all up. >> isn't that why we exercise?

>> absolutely. >> we planned it like, this doreen. don't you know nbc 4 planned it like this. in case you didn't know, it's playoff game day and this morning we're talking about two of our favorite things obviously. food and football. >> there's a playoff game today? >> a small one. our pat collins visited a spot in the district where they're definitely getting ready for the game, check it out. the food is fish. the conversation, football. welcome to horace & dickey's. it's off a street and has a big following. nobody here is bashful especially when it comes to football. >> i'm 65 years old. i've been in washington all my life. i know when rk wasn't tleechb. we're going to beat green bay. >> reporter: so tell me the truth. what did you expect to see first?

the skins in playoff game or a stre streetcar actually carried people making its way down eighth street? hey, where is everybody? >> everybody's there. thank god we're there. >> reporter: brotherly love? meet now the manning brothers. not peyton and eli. lonny and edward. lonny is a skins fan. edward, well, he roots for the eagles. it doesn't always go well. >> a phillies fan. >> how did that happen? >> i have no idea. my brother. my own brother. a traitor. ain't that something. >> reporter: after what happened he still can wear that phillies hat? >> yeah. we're going to send him to philly at the end of the season and stay up there. >> reporter: analysis. >> rodgers, he's lost the good look he had seven or eight months ago. he doesn't look too confident. >> reporter: fan strategy. so you go incognito for the game? >> yes. >> you don't wear any redskin apparel at all? >> none at all.

>> reporter: because you think that -- >> that's a jinx for us. for us it is. >> then after the game you put it on. >> oh, yeah. i wear it all week long. >> reporter: they're going to beat the packers. >> i'm hoping and praying. i gave it to god, so it's going to work. >> she gave it to god, so maybe god will deliver. >> this why the clouds are moving so fast. >> a lot of people will be rocking it today. hopefully they'll be able to use this after the rest of the day. >> it started early. around 6:00 this morning kirk cousins jerseys starting popping up. >> everybody's into it. it's going to be if town see. the winds are playing a role. they're pushing. you can see shafts of sunlight breaking out. they're racing along around 40 miles an hour. sometimes the gusts get down to the surface. right there downtown and at

union station, the winds have been gusting. a little bit of sun. you won't need the umbrella. the wind is going to be swirling around the stadium. it will be swirling around to 30 miles an hour. temperatures, low 60s for the tailgaters. by 4:00, down to the mid-50s. by kickoff, the wind will be blowing strong and at the end of the game the wind will be blustery. "storm team 4" radar showing showers here. most of the rain is in upper new england. the areas of light green and prince george's county. it's moved off to the north and east. some of the pavement is still wet.

reports of multi. accidents this morning. people sliding on the wet pavement. temperatures right now near 60 degrees in washington. subu suburb, low 60s. east is at 63 degrees while winchester is at 46 and out of the mountains it's in the upper 30s and some of the cold air is coming in. if you're getting a run in before the game, maybe dodging some puddles, the temperatures will be in the low 60s by early in the afternoon. the wind will be drying though. just clouds coming and going and then we clear out tonight. temperatures plummet all the way down to the low 30s by dawn on monday. so a 30-degree drop and then by mid-morning, still a bit of a blustery wind gusting around 20 miles an hour. then later today, head on out to the d.c. convention center. it will be the "storm team 4" q & a session.

amelia and i will be there. hope to see you there. we'll get to 40 with sunshine on monday. maybe a sprinkle. maybe a few flurries north and west tuesday afternoon and evening. sun back wednesday. cold. cold pattern continues on thursday. might get a little light rain over the weekend. stay tuned. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. it's one of hollywood's biggest nights. the stiff competition and who might have an advantage heading for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices are down. savings are up.

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"carol," has the most nominat n nominations but fandango's dave carner says it's no shoo-in. >> i think it could win by a hair, but ""the revenant"" could win. >> eddie redmayne could win best actor but also will smith and bryan cranston and leonardo dicaprio. >> carver sees best actress cate blanchett and rudy "carol" as well as "the danish girls." >> this one is a race between brie larson for "the room" and two young actresses that have had fantastic years. >> carson expects "the martian" to win beating out christian

bale and steve carell. >> he won 18 years ago. >> jennifer lawrence already has two globes but winning a third could mean beating out her pal amy schumer for "trainwreck." >> that's going to be the speech of the night. >> although globe sister has shown -- it could have plenty of competition. mark barger, nbc news. >> what is that that hit her in the head? >> i don't know. she's okay. the rain's gone. now a lot of us are dealing with high winds. now seeing a little bit of sun. tom's tracking everything and the change you can prepare for. >> the fun's not stopping at the nc 4 health & fitness expo. let's check out all the booths and activities you can check out today. >> reporter: preseason weather

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the kickoff at fedex field? we're getting you ready for the big game as the redskins face their first big challenge. >> that's right. and the nbc 4 health & fitness poeks kicking off here. there are so many fun things to do. coming up, wheel check in with doreen gentzler on what's happening today. hope you're having a great sunday morning as we head into the 10:00 hour. good morning. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome in to "news4 today." i was surprised how many activities they had laid out for kids. >> absolutely. >> they were definitely having a good time. people telling us that they're starting to see some sun out there. that's a good sign. >> let's check in with the guy who knows. "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. is that true, tom? >> there's another look of the sky looking out to our west. you