who do you think got the sausage and kale pizza?ounds like a fancy meal, sausage and kale pizza. >> it was pretty obvious they were there, the secret service was swarming. >> i've been to that restaurant. it was pretty good. not that swanky. they let me in. >> did you get a sausage and kale pizza. >> i can't remember what i have but it might have involved kale. >>> coming up, there's been so much talk -- you might have heard this -- about the fitness guru, richard simmons. a popular podcast has been a asking questions about why he disappeared from public life three years ago. what the lapd is saying about all of in this morning. >>> but we're going to start here with a retired police officer who will now stand trial for the fatal shooting of a man inside of a movie theater. >> that's after a judge denied his stand your ground defense. abc's steve osunsami has reaction to the ruling. >> reporter: the decision from this florida court means this retired police officer is a step closer this morning to standing trial for murder. >> what

>> apparently not. >> she goes for the green bowl, healthy stuff. >> kale, ya. jim and i going straight for the mac and cheese. >> sound delicious, absolutely, but if you're going to the ballpark, you're getting fries and pierogis and hotdogs, that's all there is it to it. going outside, live look on "skycam 3" out overlooking center city. what's interesting, this looks very similar to what we saw yesterday. so interesting that we don't have dense fog advisory, at the moment, but you've got variable visibilities across the region as a whole here. let's throw the current conditions over top. 51 degrees, currently feels like 51. isn't that nice change every pace? out of the northeast winds coming in at very light clip. only 7 miles per hour, but we are still tracking a lot of unsettled weather. through the rest of the day t comes in the form of scattered pockets of showers and thunderstorms. already, some thunderstorms have rumbled through the area. it is from this disturbance trying to make its way across the east coast. and as a result, you know, you will see co

you can barely taste the kale."et this, so former democratic presidential candidate lincoln chaffee is actually siding with trump saying he can relate to how trump's being covered. and even lincoln chaffee was like, "wait, who am i again?" [ laughter and applause ] am i the guy with the guitar? no, that was martin o' malley. no, yeah, i was the guy with the hair, okay. speaking of the media, it's time to see how things are going for white house press secretary sean spicer with today's "sean spicer press briefing moment," take a look. ♪ >> and with that, we're going to take some questions. steve holland. >> steve holland's not here. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: still getting the hang of things. i saw that all over the country, republican town halls are being met with some pretty hostile crowds. one colorado congressman even snuck out the back door to escape. yeah, i guess that might explain what i saw on c-span today. ♪ >> coming up on c-span, at 12:00 p.m., senator mitch mcconnell zips himself into a duffel

eat kale. >> she thought that was pretty funny. i'm not sure she likes kale. also told me she has a regular exercise routine twice a week. her justice of the opera event at the kennedy center is thursday night the 9th of march. the two shows we've been talking about -- dead man walking runs through the 11th of march and and champion runs through the 18th. >> she is a most delightful individual. >> i really enjoyed it. >> if kale is the secret to a long life, i am doomed. >> i agree with you. >> whatever she's doing, it seems to be working. thank you, barbara. great piece tonight and last night. >>> all right, doug, when's this wet weather going to leave us alone? >> it's wet weather but at least it's 65 degrees. we need the rain. we've been in that severe drought. we are seeing the rain and we did see the high temperature a little bit earlier of 71 earlier. take a look at the radar. you notice what's going on right now. here it is all around our region. really just about everywhere. the only exception some light showers into portions of southern maryland. let'

when i was at pinterest headquarters, i took a picture of kale.owed me all these kale recipes. that is one of the ways they are trying to go into search. that is the technology we have already seen, very popular in asia. interesting to what jelly will bring to the table. he told me that he and the pinterest co-founder had deep conversations about the possibilities. caroline: great to have you on. coming up, our spruces -- an exclusive interview. check us out on the radio. you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app and in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:30 p.m. in hong kong. demand for suvs in china is helping rebounding car sales. 1.5 million units for the month. concern. been some -- rs have the did to kick aol said it shopped around the for agreeing to be bought by verizon. google and facebook before 4.4 billionhe dollars transaction. shareholders are suing, claiming the undervalued the company. japan says one of the missiles landed just 200 kilometers off the coast. china says the u.s. should abandon its defense in sale.

. >>> after this event, clair mccaskill kale to talk about the creation of historically black colleges and universities and their importance and contributions and also addressed what current education secretary betsy devos had to say about hbcus and what she said is their contribution to school choice. >> mr. president. >> senator. >> i asked quorum call be set aside. >> we're not in a quorum call. senator's recognized. >> thank you. i want to begin my remarks by paying tribute a strong civil rights leader, ina boone who passed away a few days ago. she was 90 years old and she really was the strength and heart of so much of the civil rights work that went on in the st. louis area. began working for the ncaa. she was an extraordinary woman and i think it's important to put a tribute to her in the united states senate and because of the other thing i want to talk about today, i want to mention that miss boone after graduating from sumner high school attended oakwood university in alabama, one of the special historically black colleges and universities in the country. i want to talk about

they let me in. >> did you get a sausage and kale pizza. >> it might have involved kale. >>> richarda popular podcast has been asking questions why he disappeared from public life three years ago. what the lapd is saying about all of in this morning. but we'll start here with a retired police officer who will now stand trial for the fatal shooting of a man inside of a movie theater. >> that's after a judge denied his stand your ground defense. abc's steve osunsami has reaction to the ruling. >> reporter: the decision from this florida court means this retired police officer is a step closer this morning to standing trial for murder. >> what did you do with that pistol? >> i shot him. >> reporter: 74-year-old curtis reeves does not dispute that he shot and killed 43-year-old chad oulson during an argument at this florida movie theater in 2014. in the bottom right-hand corner of this surveillance video you see the shooting. >> why did you shoot him? >> at that point it was my life or his. >> reporter: he says he fired in self-defense. he was standing his ground that oulson was younger

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arugula, kale, watercress, all growing indoors on stacked shelves seven levels high.million pounds every year. this 70,000-square-foot facility housed in a former newark steel plant is ceo david rosenberg's green machine. it produces 130 tons more produce than the average field farm of the same size in america per year, but to fully understand this large-scale operation, you've got to go back to its roots where it all began seven years ago inside phillips academy charter school. arrow farms' prototype was planted in the cafeteria as a teaching tool for students to learn the basics of biology, chemistry, and nutrition. essentially these kids grow the greens for their kids' salad bar. >> i think growing it, i have a better taste and understanding for it. >> you appreciate it a lot more. >> i appreciate it a lot more. >> the treatment is called arrow tonics which grows the plants on this reusable fabric. >> those are called trade secrets. >> yes, i know. >> but as savannah love explained it to us, this process need nos soil, no sunlight, and uses less water than conventi

. >> anthony: grilled lobster with a dashy of eel, marinated algae, fermented kale, and yuzu froth.d to bands and musicians who were influenced by your music, for instance, you know, people mention the bowie, iggy pop, berlin period and a lot of other great work. what about edm? do you share the blame? >> irmin: no. >> anthony: is it good or bad? >> irmin: it's good. >> anthony: it's a positive thing. >> irmin: it's positive. >> anthony: electronic dance is. >> irmin: yes, sure. i mean, you can't -- anywhere you can't actually classify any style or any kind of music as good or bad. it's not bad. >> anthony: but it excludes the musicians. traditionally is it the opposite of what music should be? is it all okay? >> irmin: i have no idea what music should be because whenever you start knowing what should be, you are already starting a new dogma. >> anthony: yeah, i hear you. >> irmin: there are djs, which make fantastic music, and they make it for a certain purpose. and that is the purpose of this environment and they fit. neither the purpose nor any dogma can be used as a judgment for

. >> i forced mindy kaling to be my child and i grabbed her.e's what we're going to do, work monday through thursday, and friday, saturday, sunday we're going to have the most fun. >> if that were oprah she would have said okay! >> let's not forget therese is also one of the stars of big little lies, which is fantastic and getting rave reviews. >> it's the cast, are you kidding? they're all fabulous women we're used to seeing on the big screen. >> like nicole kidman. >> what's been the reception? >> i'm not used to being in people's living rooms on a sunday night, which i love, by the way. >> i interviewed nicole on a disney working both she and reese are producers on big little lies. five mothers whose lives unravel to the point of murder. set in affluent monterey california, we don't even know who's dead yet, but the incredible performances are keeping us on the edge of our seat. >> will you do more tv because of this? >> i would love to, actually, i really enjoy -- >> i mean, the great thing about this is, there's fantastic roles for five wo

when people bring in their fish, broccoli and kale. cauliflower?eat health why i. can you just let me live and support me. >> you should wait until after hours. >> i do that all the time. >> we get free food? we get hooked up. >> this is true, but this is the part that does not happen around the office. >> i'll finish the task i'm working on first before proceeding to the kitchen. show my co-workers -- >> i think this is just as important -- >> everybody hopes for those. if you live past 3:00, you lose. you drew the short straw. >> that meeting was so full of new and relevant information. i wish it had gone an hour longer. >>> thanks for joining us today on right this minute. go to rightthisminute.com to check out more content or our next brand new episode of rtm. male announcer: "rock the park" is sponsored by subaru. - whoa! [upbeat music] - today on "rock the park"... massive is an understatement. we're deep inside a limestone labyrinth. - it's incredible. where time stands still. - this is the rock of ages. - and everything changes in a flash.

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the house is in recess subject to the kale of the -- call of the chair. the republican conference holding a meeting on health care bill status at this hour. we'll bring the paul ryan news conference to you as soon as it gets started. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. until then, back to your calls. dennis on the line for independents in texas. hi, dennis. caller: hello, how are you today? host: good. caller: great. i'm 70. i retired from at&t. i have signa health care. i'm very happy with my coverage. the constitution does not say anywhere that it is the government's responsibility to furnish health care for the american people. now, as far as health care , i g a right or a privilege don't believe it's a right. like the second amendment. because that is in the constitution. if a person does not have health care and their only job that does not furnish that, it go heir responsibility to to a company that has health care or maybe go back -- go to night school and get a better education so you can afford health care. but the not the government's respo

festivities on the white house lawn along the white house garden at that time back in the salad days before kaleg. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from all of us from new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> they wanted to hurt our democracy, hurt her, help him. >> a cloud around the white house gets thicker. >> there's been discussion of paul manafort who played a very limited role. >> new reports of money laundering and donald trump's campaign manager. >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. >> tonight, what we're learning about paul manafort as democrats call for him to testify. >> that's what he said, i -- that's what i -- that's obviously what our position is. >> plus, 2016 flashback, what we now know about how the fbi helped tip the election to trump. >> experts are now saying that they are -- the russians are releasing these e-mails for the purpose of actually helping donald trump. >> then, two days from the trumpcare vote -- >> we had a great meeting and i think we're going to get a winner vote. >> as the president starts

>> my dad did. >> kale lee would have been 12 years this year and she believes her daughter would beclassic rock and playing sports if she was a live. >> a rob bro at dunkin' donuts in east mt. airy. what police say the crooks did to get the workers to open the register. >>> the is a st. patrick's day five days away why his year grand marshal is considered a legend in his community. hello, kathy. >> good afternoon. today a day with temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees above normal. the heat continues for now. but see that blue to the west? that's coming in. cold and some snow. we'll talk about that with the seven day coming up. >> breaking mutate geek tonight. fire at a peco substation has knock out power to thousands of people. skyfox is live as you can see over the scene about 20,000 customers have been affected. the power had to be cut off so fire crews could fight that fire safely. it started around 2:00 this afternoon along the 2300 block of west more land street. crews are keeping traffic blocked off around the area. we don't know yet how that fire started out of dave kinchen is

when people bring in their fish, their broccoli and their -- >> kale. can y'all just let me live?e been tagged in from friends, i'm at work, you can wait until after hours.

who do you want to eat more kale in washington? >> justice kennedy. >> there are three of us on the current court who are well beyond what the french call a certain age. just as prior, and justice kennedy and to me -- and me. a very important part of my life is my personal trainer who has been with me since 1999 and now trains justice elena kagan and ustice breyer. >> i am majoring in human biology and i am a sophomore. you talked much today about your friendship with justice scalia. do you have a favorite dispute with him that you remember especially fondly? >> his dissenting opinion in the virginia military institute ase is quite over the top. we were exchanging drafts, this is a good example of our elationship. i circulated the opinion for the court. i am about to go off to my circuit judicial conference when scalia comes into my chambers and throws down a piece of paper and says ruth this is the penultimate dissent in this case. it is not ready to circulate to the court. i wanted to give you as much time as i can to respond. i

. >>> senator corey booker and comedian mindy kale link are planning a date if youtor firsta joke thatout newark on her sitcom the mindy project after back and forth the senator then asked her to dinner. she responded by asking for a train schedule. booker spokesperson says the date has not yet been scheduled. we shall see. >> love corey booker. >> what time is the rain going to start. >> north of here probably tomorrow afternoon maybe 3:00 o'clock. >> all right. so get the fun in before then, right? [ laughter ] >> that will do it for night at 11:00. more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz, dish nation, chasing news followed by the simpsons. >> we're back here for fox 29 good day weekend at 7am. you guys back. >> oh yeah. >> we'll have your news, traffic, sports covered all morning long. thanks for joining us and have a fantastic night. harvey: so this is the first time the kardashians have called themselves fake. >> kris jenner is pitching an animated kardashian show. >> those girls are going to be so competitive about how they're drawn. harvey: i called eric yester

my own view is the heart of the tax challenge is dealing what i call, what i describe as the kale of the two tax codes. if you are a wage earner, you're a welder in portland oregon or a nurse in kooz bay oregon, they come out of your paycheck. no special deals in the kaman islands. you see the numbers right on your pay stub. so that's one tax system. then we have another tax system for the well connected and they've got this huge array of talent all these lawyers and accountants and they make it their specialty too tax gains. so in this second world, you can, to a great extent, pay what you want when you want to and if you're really clever, virtually nothing at all. an when and what i look at what is now on offer by the trump administration and republicans in the congress, i don't see anything that roots out the you are unfairness that i just described. in fact, it would get a lot worse. the president said the team is working on a phenomenal tax plan. phenomenal tax plan that's going to be released soon with massive tax relief for the middle class. now, steve me knnuchin came to fina

when i was at pinterest headquarters, i took a picture of kale. kaleowed me all these recipes.is one of the ways they are trying to go into search. that is the technology we have already seen, very popular in asia. interesting to what jelly will bring to the table. he told me that he and the pinterest co-founder had deep conversations about the possibilities. on.line: great to have you spruces -- an exclusive interview. check us out on the radio. you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app and in the u.s. serious xm. sirius xm.he u.s., alisa: you are watching bloomberg technology. let's check with news. british prime minister theresa may will likely trigger brexit at the end of march. she first has to wait for her bill to pass parliament which will probably happen next week. u.s. ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. has to see positive action from north korea before -- china wants north korea to stop nuclear activity in the u.s. to suspend military exercises with south korea. claimc state has responsibly for the main hospital and couple -- in k abal, afghanistan. tough terms

festivities on the white house lawn along the white house garden at that time back in the salad days before kalething. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from all of us from new york. ahem, happy tuesday, thanks for being with us this hour. for a while on twitter, for a couple years at least on twitter if you sent a tweet that included the word "socialist" or that included the word "socialism" or "communist" or "communism," if you put that word in any tweet, you would get an immediate reply from what looked like the twitter account of the late senator joseph mccarthy. this was the -- you see the responsehere? not the initial tweet, the first tweet is somebody writing "communism defined." see the response there? you see the little avatar? that's joe mccarthy's face. joe mccarthy's face on the twitter account, if you tweeted anything that said socialism or communism or socialist communist, that joe mccarthy beyond the grave twitter account would tweet back and you and it

like death, taxes and kale, it may never go away.h a nor'easter, which is like easter but instead of eggs and candy, you get snow and your screaming children kept home from school. it's harder to deal with a snowstorm in march. snow and cold are interesting for about a week in december then winter turns into the dead poinsettia that sits around your house making you depressed. oh, on wednesday i was invited to go cross-country skiing. i live in new york city. i can't believe cross-country skiing is even a sport. hey you know how in downhill skiing there is that awkward part of getting over to the lift? well, what if we just did that?" cross-country skiing seems like a sport that someone came up with after they bought skis and discovered they lived nowhere near a mountain. "we don't need a mountain. we can ski.ùcross country." most winter sports seem like some last ditch effort you'd employ to escape the 'become nibble snowman. "look the only way we are going to get out of here is if we cross-country ski." "really?" "that or snowshoe?

. >> at just six months old -- >> broccoli, kale. >> lapook: ahead. >> cabbage. >> lapook: does dieterence. it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adventure now! >> lapook: we've got some food for thought. >> chef eric levine's eureka moment about healthy food came with his fifth cancer. he's beaten cancer five times. >> ostrich. >> that moment came on the best and worst day of his life. hours after his chemotherapy and raid occasion barely able even to stand up he competed on the food network show "chopped." >> in the middle of it i had a moment of clarity, i would kin this competition. i could beat cancer. >> you are the chopped champion. >> he did win. but his doctor told him, change the way you eat or die so far he's lost 65 pounds. >> the relationship of food and health and wellness, it's massive. i didn't get it. >> now he wants everybody to get it. he sneaks healthy dishes like this stuffed acorn squash on to the menu at his restaurant. >

this is kale and sweet potatoes.e myself a cocktail. >> and we're going to throw this in a 400-degree oven also about 20 minutes. flip it about halfway and that will make your kale nice and crispy. crispy kale is so delicious. >> it is, it is. >> and these are crunchy garbanzo beans. the trick is to make them crunchy, take off the skin. >> that sounds like a pain. >> it's tedious. >> we make our children do that. give them a dollar an hour. >> there you go. >> so you peel each chick pea. >> you don't have to do that but it will get a crunchier chick pea. >> i have a website with just the peels from the garbanzo beans. >> no powder, garlic and salt. in this hot pan, there's oil already there. we'll add the chickpeas and been 10 to 12 minutes they'll get nice and crunchy. over here we have some. you can try it and make a bowl. >> the bowl is really your thing. this is a popular thing, the bowl. i don't know much about it. >> what are we doing? >> we add our salmon. >> these are like corn nuts. yeah, they do, don't they

that will make your kale crispy. crispy kale is delicious. >> it is. beans. i like to make a large batch of them. you want to take off the skin. >> that's a little -- >> it's teasiouteasious. >> we make our children do that. >> i do -- >> faster. >> you do your deep thinking. you peel each chickpea. >> you don't have to do that. but it will get a crunchier chickpea. >> i have a restaurant from just the peels of the garbanzo beans. >> no waste. >> this is cumin and chili powder, garlic and salt. we're going to add it all. to the hot pan. there's oil already there. and we'll add chickpeas in about 10 to 12 minutes and they will get nice and crunchy. you can try it and make a bowl. you don't want to make the bowl? >> the bowl is your thing. a popular thing, the bowl. i don't know much about it. >> what are we doing? >> it's fun to build them. >> we add our salmon. >> these look like corn nuts. >> those are the puncrunchy. i like to put avocado. this the tisiki. the bowls are versatile. >> when we have friends over, you can sub out the salmon and use chick

he's -- he never had kale before until now.en kale caesar salad. >> reporter: also changing is the way organizations like table operate. with a mission you'd associate with a nonprofit, every table is every bit a business but one committed to the idea of doing well by doing good. >> we still really believe in the power of nonprofit and charity and think that there will always be a place for that company that fully expresses our humanity as well. we want to make money. we want to be profitable, but we also want to do work that we connect with on a hard level to lift all of us up. >> today's the grand opening of a skojd every table store in l.a.'s baldwin hills community. the company is set to open two more locations soon and the hope is there will be an every table everywhere. >> and you're saying they feel like they could have more impact as a for profit company. >> they do. these are men from the business world who have been in the nonprofit world for a while, but they feel like they can create a greater impact and culture cha

adjusting those lights and nutrients, he says they can also make their arugula more peppery, their kale of us, parents in particular, might be the biggest selling point of all. very flavorful. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: goodness. and you guys like your greens? you really eat them? >> yes. >> reporter: they really do. and aerofarms has also made a commitment to this community. about 45% of its employees are from the newark area. they even sell these trays for they even sell these trays for about $ theyi'm joy bauer, and as afor anutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 hou

. >> i have economist dianne swamp and kalely ma-- kayleigh mcenan. >> it is bother some given all the phony hoax, fiction we have heard in the past it's totally hypocritical. >> i think what president trump cease is other economic indicators are turning in his direction that weren't turning in president obama's direction. there are reason for businesses will be confident. there are reason for exxonmobil. >> which is what sean spicer said but can i get a yes on the hypocritical on this? >> no not on hypocritical. i don't think he viewed that as robust a recovery as should have been. >> how does that not chip away though at his credibility. his referring to basically the same number os it w numbers in the past that he laughed off, and now taking credit for it. >> i think he is seeing the trending numbers, that were not there, manufacturing, construction numbers are the highest we have seen for a decade. they were in these numbers not obama numbers, so i think he looks selectively and intricately, and undergirding and seen more from what it had been post world war ii. >> how do you see t

it's made of unnatural and inorganic food and it shows you that people at times will deviate from kale smoothies and will go into the food group if you want to stress the -- america's packaged food company went bankrupt over five years ago, it garnered a ton of attention. people thinking twinkieings might vanish from shelves never to be seen again. hostess is back, let's get reacquainted with the company that -- when i say timeless, i mean these things are stuffed with so many preservatives that they would make perfect fallout shelter food. first of all the new hostess has been red hot, this thing became public in a weird way, this was bought -- changed it's name to hostess brands, since the stock started trading on november 7 at $12, rising to $15 as it is today. 23% gain just for 2017, so is this pyramid of food worth owning? i got to tell you, this is one tough call. before we get into details, let me give you some history. we know what hostess of hold was often a troubled business. the hostess brands were following in the tradition of the old continental bakeries. they filed bankru

kaled for one. i said that the deputy attorney general nominee should be blocked until he commits to appoint a special prosecutor the president denounced judges for striking down his illegal muslim ban order and the judiciary will be front and center because he has to establish he will be independent and i asked him to disavow the trump test and judiciary. >> you met privately with him after he was nominated back in february you left saying you had serious and keep concerns about him. what are your deepest concerns? what question did you leave that meeting with at the forefront? >> my serious concerns centered on judicial independence. donald trump's are virtually unprecedented. i asked him to disavow and denounce those criticisms. so far he failed to do so. the president promised he would appoint someone that would overturn rowe v. wade and who would be conservative which effects worker safety and those concerns are front and center for me and this nominee is virtually unique because he has been ve

kale. does start to come in, run around stuff so we keep them raised. we have copper around the edges. >> keeps them out. >> this is our food safe right here. >> this is the fridge. >> hawaiian fridge. >> fresh fruit right off the vine. >> is jezus here, can i meet him? i'd love to meet him. >> in time. in time. >> all good things come for those who wait. >> i hear music down here. >> welcome home. >> aloha. >> many different kinds of people end up at cinder land. for the most part, young, progressive. there are more men than women. ocean told me that normally there are a lot more people living on the compound. but right now, it's harvest season in california, and a lot of the cinder landers are on the mainland making money on marijuana farms. money that they'll bring back to the tribe for food and materials. some folks here are just passing through. they have no interest in jezus's prophesy, but others are hard core believers. when did y g here? >> 11 years ago. >> where are you from? >> california originally. >> oh yeah. what were you doing? >> before

. >> good advice, eat >> i'm going to start eating lots of kale immediately. she also told barbara she has a regular exercise routine twice a week. her justice at the opera event is this thursday at the kennedy center. what an incredible woman. >> and what an incredible piece by barbara. fantastic. >> apparently a super food. >> it is. >> we've got super weather today. >> will it stay this way? >> no, i wish i had better news. >> thanks, chuck. >> we have today and tomorrow to enjoy it before a little bit of old man winter sneaks back into the forecast as we head towards friday and upcoming weekend will feel anything like a precursor to spring. it's been an incredibly mild but three of the last four marches have all been colder than average and each one of the last four marches we had some amount of snowfall, last year only 3/10, two years ago over a foot of snow in march. n' could see occasional snow showers as we get towards either friday morning or perhaps sunday morning, maybe also again tuesday morning. a couple of chances for it. today it will be all abo