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yout of the country come -- can come to the country legally. there is a profound undercurrent there debate which is, are two different visions of the country. one is that we are country founded by immigrants and built by immigrants and it is a part of who we are. it enriches who we are. and there is another view that says no, what we really are is a white, european country and that is important in our culture and it is being eroded. and a lot of people who support the president feel that and they feel threatened by immigrants who come in and take their jobs, in their view. whether it is true or not could be debated. they feel like they are essentially losing. it isn't that everybody wins, it is a win-lose and they feel like they are on the losing side. host: clyde, go ahead. caller: i don't understand about how none of the congressman bring up the fact that donald trump basically only hires mexicans and immigrants to work for him. how can our congressmen do not have a backbone and won't stand up for anything? what happened to our democratic soc

in particular when it comes to japan. of the markets not trading today is japan as we have a number of markets still offer the new year's holiday. new zealand, tokyo, thailand and the philippines on a break today. we are setting up for a pretty holiday shortened week and thin volumes on the ground. we saw crucial data points out including china's pmi. of course, we are working our of dataugh quite a bit from u.s. culminating in payrolls at the end of the week. trading in australia is just trickling online. mining up when it comes to the iron ore and the aussie dollar as we get the crucial reading on the economy. ofpmi showing steady as she go. we are looking at more of the same when it comes to the private actor. gold futures lower by 3/10 of 1%. we are seeing new york crude holding a $50 a barrel. iron ore seeing a bit of an up. we are looking at the miners potentially seeing that positive support. let's get you up today with the first word news. haslinda? haslinda: president trump has called for change in iran as protes

come around behind him. come around behind him. >> sack him too? >> george, come over here.p. now, this is a real coach. he's had these baths before. he should be used to it, let's do it, hey, coach belichick, welcome to philly! (chiefs). >> that's my take. >> temple! >> go owls! go owls! >> yeah. >> nice coach. >> ♪ >> jared is leaving, he's off to 17 road trip to minnesota all by himself. >> the rest of us are going, too, ryan palmer, within of our producers, jen going with us, i'm be there, al next. >> officially the good day gang, in it to minute. >> so coach, get us fired up as the good day team to bring it home. >> good day team. are you ready for this? >> we're red. >> i this is our moment. this is our shot. show them what we got. i need everything. you dog gone got it. do you read those words off that prompter? best words you've ever red. when say rap, i need to you rap like christmas wrap. when i say toss to break, you toss it with everything you got. i want to show minnesota what good day philadelphia is all about. and we will make every member the week good day ph

men were required to come and shoot. and minute companies were formed, usually younger men better equipped who would be required to turn out at a moment's notice, hence the term, "minutemen" and you have companies forming up and preparing for something. general thomas gage, the british officer in charge was aware of the growing tension is in the colony. he was also aware of armaments starting to be collected around the colony as well. some armaments were stolen and secreted out of boston. it was the brass cannon thomas gage wants to reclaim and four will make their way out to concord, home to of colonel james barrett will be a place where some of this will be stored. we'll get to that in a few moments. because of tension rising, thomas gage wanting in april to seize these arms and armaments that had been collected, he wanted to do it in a very secretive fashion. unfortunately when he gathered 700 british soldiers on boston common to come out here to concord to collect these arms it was not the best kept secret. because t

. >> coming up, porn star payout.resident trump's lawyer pays a hefty price to cover up an alleged sexual encounter this as the president faces international backlash over alleged comments he made about immigrants. >>> and weather rollercoaster. yes, those temperatures taking a nose dive but we may be in for another warmup. cannot wait. gary has all the details. >>> good morning and welcome to fox5 news morning on this saturday. thanks so much for waking up with us. it's january 30 -- 13th, what. i talking about, gary, i'm annie yu. thanks for joining us. we're just mid january at this point and it is very cold outside. let's take a live look. here's a beautiful shot of the white house on your saturday morning. again, january 13th. and gary, i mean, frigid cold. it's manageable. i feel like my body has adjusted a little easier to this. >> okay, well, wait until, let's see, tomorrow and monday and then again on wednesday. >> okay. >> so, it takes a major -- back to the arctic blast. >> oh, that's the headline this morn

big changes are coming? >> big changes are coming.re keeping the tarp on the field now because of all the rain. they want to keep the field dry and safe for the players. they're going to have to get that thing off the minute the rain ends because anything left on it might freeze into ice and it will be a difficult situation. if you're going out there tomorrow, be prepared for everything. you walk around tonight in flip-flops, brag how warm it is, enjoy. because when you go to bed and wake waup tomorrow morning it wl be winter again. take a look at the fog out there. the colder river water and then that warm air above, it looks very ominous. maybe that's a good sign for the eagles. 64 today was the high, we should be at 40, we're 25 degrees above average. this is a gift from mother nature. the low was 53 this morning. we've seen almost 1.25 inches of rainfall so fall. we may add another inch to that tonight. we're going to see a soaking across the area. that's why we have a first alert. it's a weather whiplash for the entire area. we'l

the bulk of r&d for clean energy comes from the governments, 80%, and 20% come from the private sector. so there is a need for private sector, more part of the game to push the clean energy technologies for energy >>reat.ncy. [inaudible conversations] >> let me follow up on that to make sure i understood. your statement that the r&d in clean energy around the world, the vast majority of the funding, 80%, come from government, 20% industry. that's worldwide. what about here in the united states? is that break against about the same, about 80/20, that we're not seeing the r&d in clean technology development? >> i need to contact you but the worst part was to make it was surprising. i thought when i read the intel news of the business leaders and so on, i thought it was the biggest part was coming from the industry and less from the public. but public was the main driver of the r&d in the united states. >> that's very interesting. if you would otherwise and particularly on the u.s. side i'd be curious to know about that because of that is, that's not what typically we would think. you hav

they could see it coming. they could actually see it coming. and they went back to the area where he lived, they could see it coming. when we take people in a lottery, they are not putting their best people. they are not saying, let's put our best people in the lottery so we can send them over to the united states. they put their worst people in the lottery and that is what we get in many cases, so that will not be happening anymore. we are entering a lottery and chain migration, where in his may have had up to 24 people come in with him indirectly. they come in because one guy gets in, then you bring the whole family. not a lot of jobs there either. not a lot of working jobs. host: the president talking a bit about chain migration. here is a story on that issue from today's "washington post." immigration goal of reuniting families now demonized as chain migration, talking about the history of this topic and also, the trump administration's effort to put a definition on the term "chain migration." the white house launched a campaign last month

that's all coming up. stay with us, fox5 news at five is going to continue. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> california facing new problems tonight as the state recovers from the wos fire season on record. it is now dealing with a new issue and that's mudslides. gary mcgrady joining us with more. >>reporter: this is so typical, too. any time t you have the kind of wild fires, there is wild fire season and then you get some rain and this is what happens. these pictures are just incredible. you've got all of these several, several days of fires and then come the heavy rains coming in. it came in overnight, sanity dangerous deliveries bash a, triggered, at least five people lost their life. let me tell you what happens. think about a wild fire, everything is burned. the roots are burned, vegetation is basically nil and so that leaves the soil profile in such a way once the he

the committee will come to order. i'd like to provide specific welcome this morning to our new member, senator smith. it is good to have you as part of the committee. i think you will find that this is a committee that does good work. we like to focus on policy and we like to do things in a bipartisan way every now and again. looking forward to starting the new year off with that good foot. we don't have senator capito with us this morning but she is also returning to our committee and i look forward to welcoming her in her ongoing contributions. we do have a lot on the agenda today. our broad bipartisan energy natural resources bill where again we're looking forward to continuing that as the year progresses. our efforts to increase our nation's mineral security, our need for wildfire funding fix paired with for estry management reforms, park maintenance backlog, islands and territories. we've got a wide range of public lands. those are a few of the things that we have on deck for this new year. we're probably going t

we've got to look at how things come in or how people come in or drugs come in.nderstand it's not only the southern border, it reminds me of the french and the germans in world war i where they built this defense, and the germans just went around on the other side. so, you've got to understand how security works, and how you stop it. technology works very well. you know, for example, all you need is about 100 of the right aero stats and we have surplus from the military. all we have to do is cover 40 miles, 40 miles and you're able to cover the whole border with about 100 of them. and the personnel is also men and women in blue and green, not only border patrol, but cvb technology that's used well and you've got to look at, keep in mind if you add more border patrol, you create more activity and so you've got to have judges, district judges, you've got to have personnel, marshals, the support staff. i've added something that nobody's done for a long time, i added 55 immigration judges a couple of years ago, i added 25, but the obama administration wanted zero, wh

remember that some of the people coming in at the border, some of them will come through and some inween and some will try to evade and some will not evade, because they will come in and s say credible fear or asylum or some of the legal forces they can, and so not all of them are go ing to try to evade. so you have to understand what you are going to stop? >> and congressman, how much money has the u.s. devoted to the southern mexico/u.s. strategy? >> keep in mind that people talk about foreign aid, and when i talked about that, we added $80 million to help mexico and the southern border, and they actually did a e pretty good job. and remember, $80 million compared to $18 billion and so we have to know what to work with. but if you are going to look at the budget, but i don't want to get into foreign aid, but there are clubs that get foreign aid. israel gets more, $3.18 billion plus, and pakistan which is rolled back by the president, and egypt at one time you had iraq and now it is afghanistan and jordan. so you have about five countries that are what i called the $1 billion club.

there is an ambivalence out next, because when the turn comes -- and it will come -- it is likely tomore violent. they are likely to be in the political sphere, so the question is, will the central the very muted task of interest rate support. >> seems like where in a pretty good place economically. isetary policy seems like it doing something about the scrambles. rare combination of volatility going up. this is a very good conversion of markets going up and volatility. --at this point, i'm worst i'm most worried about monetary policy. u.s..starting in the it is soon to start in europe, and will move to japan. the markets are exuberant now. record highs, and as we know, these things don't go in a straight line. the world's biggest banks commenting on what they see the top risks for the markets are. mark matthews still with us. what do you make of that, the biggest risks out there could be political? and not from the markets themselves? we seeing that now, with this rhetoric on trade. they are calling it a trade argument, the first salvo. i wonder myself. the last time we had a really

when i come back with another update, we will have more.ontinue to follow that. >>> the heavy rain may also cause land slides in the areas burned by the october wildfires. in napa county, acres of land were stripped of trees and vegetation. the properties that burned during the wildfires now face the threat of land slides. county agencies did take steps immediately after the wildfires to prevent erosion. >> treating channels for water, using straw waddles to channel water away and into drainages. >> heavy equipment is lined up and ready to move in case of any potential land slides. >>> time now 5:36. two san francisco supervisors will introduce a ballot measure to expand access to child care. they want to increase stran's commercial real estate tax rate and use the money to expand child care programs. today at 1 p.m., the supervisors will hold a news conference at city hall to introduce the universal child care ballot measure. if the board approves it, voters will vote on it on june 5 in the primary election. >>> the berkeley peace and just

and china looking strong come up the chinese perspective at least. come increasing 13%.this external environment remains supportive, you would see more rollout of these regulations we have seen from policy makers here because it will give them that added confidence. looking towards the end of this week, thursday, fourth-quarter gdp number. the forecast 6.7% from 6.8% in the third quarter. overall, the world bank and imf seeing six point 8% growth in total for 2017. we did have the premier saying it could hit as much as 6.9%. that is the gdp number expected in the fourth quarter. going forward, economists expect 6.5%. it is that external demand for chinese exports plus the deleveraging campaign, how much those to support each other and how much of a balance there is to support that. >> the de-risking continues. we are hearing from china's thanking regulators saying it is ramping up oversight. do we have any details as to what this looks like? came out over the weekend, the china banking regulatory commission saying they would ramp up oversight of the sector. the regulator

come on up. you have two whole minutes. >> jim san francisco chamber of commerce i want to thank the mayor and supervisor ronen and we urge them to vote this out unanimous will he and this is something we've worked with the city and various business organizations for some time believe it's absolutely necessary unfortunately not just necessary here but probably necessary at this level of the state of california but the state has 20% of the homeless population of america supposedly and if we had had a major natural catastrophe or disaster, we would find ways of housing people that are living on the street if it was anybody in this room who was living on the street because an earthquake, there would be emergency housing for us and this will allow your department to move more aggressively and more quickly and perhaps we can urge the state of captain to do the same thing because we're not going to solve this problem in san francisco and we would be trying for decades and we've been doing better jobs f

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so, and then come back, apply to come back. like everybody else does.y husband came here legally, he was an immigrant, and he did not get automatic citizenship. he had to wait for 10 years to get citizenship. and he did it the right way. host: from what country? caller: he was from grace. -- greece. i do not think that you should pick one group of people where they get citizenship and they broke the law. why would you do that? host: west virginia, gary says the dreamers should stay. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i know a number of them and they have come up with my children and gone through college. they do not -- they have gone through school, they have graduated, gone on to college, and they are paying for this on their own. i have watched them work. it is a shame that they have to go through this. and we might as well go to new york city and knock miss liberty off of the pedestal. it is not meaning anything. and i listen to these people who say that they have a choice. no they do not, they have never been to their country, they have no clu

a big week when it comes to china data, all that coming through.s likely to be dominating headlines in the next few days. of .3% four straight times, and the kospi to the upside. all the major markets and the benchmarks are higher. china up, making waves in equity markets. rene buehlmann joining us for an exclusive interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:29 p.m. in sydney. i am paul allen. korea's will hold talks for the first time since 2015, signaling a possible break in a crisis that has escalated. whether thencludes north will send a delegation to the winter olympics and overall ties. president trump says the u.s. is open to joining the discussions and willing to speak directly .ith kim jong-un steve bannon has issued a lengthy apology to donald trump and his family over comments in the book fire and fury. he told a political website. that donald trump's son is a patriot and a good man. the president's allies have been speaking out against the book, which raises doubt about his fitness for office. told foxnews the president engages with

we want people not just to come and work here but to come and play and live here.rvard chose to outsource its real estate endowment to bain. any chance of m.i.t. doing the same? president reif: we have a terrific team doing a terrific job. if anything, we are blessed by having some of the most talented people in the area. tom: i figured i might get that answer. president reif: we do not plan to outsource that. we plan to do the best we can to keep what we have. tom: up next and our -- in our conversation with him -- with m.i.t. president rafael reif, the rising cost of higher education. president reif: we basically subsidize the education of every single student that comes to m.i.t. tom: and how china is threatening american innovation. how close are we to losing our edge, our privacy to china? -- our primacy to china? president reif: in some areas, we have lost it. tom: that is coming up. ♪ ♪ tom: let's talk for a minute about the cost of education, higher ed. at m.i.t., i figure it's about $60,000 a year. you are quick to point out 9% pay the full amount. i do kn

here's what you need to know come sunday. lincoln financial field will be rocking come sunday night. hours earlier the festivities will begin outside. fans mike and jessica bennett are here from vancouver ready to cheer on the birds. you going to be tailgating on sunday. >> probably very early, yup. >> reporter: what are you expecting here. >> i expect probably the most insane sporting event i've ever seen in my life so -- and a big win. >> reporter: here's what they and others need to know. the party gets started early here at fdr park. tailgating begins at 6:00 a.m. the wells fargo lots open at 11:00 a.m. a half hour later, lots mn and p open and citizens bank park lots get going at 3:00 p.m. our couple from vancouver aren't sure when they'll start. >> i don't want to be too, too inebriated for game time. >> reporter: security getting into the stadium will be tight. the motto is let's be clear. small clutches are allowed, so, too, are 1 gallon ziploc bags. other clear bags are allowed but can't exceed 12 by six by 12-inches

you have to be creative when snow comes out. when we were kid, don't laugh but we would use top of trash bins for sled. we didn't have any sled. >> why not. >> that is a brilliant idea, greased up cookie sheet, flying down the hill. >> you are welcome, kid. >> now, we have a need to get create turf clean up the snow that we're expecting now. i just saw morning minute, thins have change if you have not check in since yesterday, track has now moved further inland and that does mean that more of us will see some substantial snow. we will look at current alerts in place here you have got not just blizzard warnings, even our own shoreline but winter storm warning extending into philadelphia and winter weather advisories further inland then yesterday you didn't have winter weather advisory in philadelphia which is lower even of the winter alert pole here if you will. things have shifted, with this wild card that the storm track decided to throw our way. we have heavier snow coming down with this very large massive storm, and also a ve

so first we are getting this band of rain that comes in, then a break, then the low comes in later and brings us thunderstorms for tomorrow. so that's a lot of unstable air that could be a concern of course when there's hail coming down right during that afternoon commute. so that's when that's expected. for today and tomorrow as far as rain totals go, we could get anywhere from possibly a half to 1.25 inches of rain for the north bay, less in the east bay and south bay. winds pick up. tomorrow afternoon chances of thunderstorms and gusty winds. it could be up to 25 miles per hour gusts today or tomorrow. then the winter storm warnings in effect for the sierra and that's because we have blinding snow that's possible. wind and snow expected today, tomorrow through friday. announcement today about the you temperatures then warm up by the weekend. >>> elton john will make an announcement today about his career. the mirror reports the star is expected to announce his final world tour after a nearly 50- year career. last year alone, the 70-year- old played 87 shows. and this sunday, he is s

. >> this is a sign of things to come. i want to go back to 2017. >> right year rough week that's for sure. 4 in washington, mannasas 9, culpeper 4, winchester 9. fredericksburg this morning 6. you factor in winds again they're not strong you don't need them to be strong to get wind chills. check out dulles, negative 7 at this hour it feels like as they step outside gaithersburg and westminster negative and baltimore negative 3. bundle up as you door feels like zero early this morning. satellite and radar not much going on. wolf moon is up this morning and that's what they call is here auto early january. believe it or not two full moon this year the snow moon comes our way end of month. 28 degrees. all we'll manage today. good news, lots of sunshine. there's a small bright spot in what will be another very cold day. all right. check of forecast. date lynn is back with tra traffic. >> must be a good sign for 2 2018 if we have two super moons in one month right. >> maybe. >> we have a lot of issues out there mainly when it

anyway, here comes sue in 15.r january, with showers, and then thunderstorms, tomorrow. let's tell you what we're talking about, the rain headed our way for next couple of hours, but this is the strong cold front. >> few scattered showers, sprinkles here today, but in the future cast we time it out for tomorrow. , possible thunder and lightning as well with heavy downpours, so there is weather drama for tuesday, i should say, and then some left over showers for the evening drive, shouldn't be a big deal by then. right now, it is 45 degrees, in philadelphia. with all of the cloud cover, we gain about 10 degrees by the end of the day, 59 tomorrow. then it is chilly for the middle of the week, even friday, appropriately chilly though for january, back to the 50's, by the weekend. back to you. >> hey, couple of parents say on twitter i missed my kid, i didn't see my kid south philly o let's go back. >> let's do jen. >> nice job will go youtube viral famous. >> yes. >> what's your name? >> julie ann owe staro. >> you a

you're all welcome to come. [laughter] bob's buying. >> we can get bipartisan agreement when the other guy buys. >> i think it's a very important thing because our system is designed right now that everybody should hate each other , and we cannot have that. you know we have a great , country. we have a country that's doing very well in many respects. we just hitting a new high on the stock market again. and that means jobs. i look at the jobs, i look up us stocks, the 401(k)s, i look at what is happening. when police come up to me and they say thank you you're making , me look like a financial genius, literally, meaning about them and their wives never thought that was possible. right? the country, the country is doing well in so many ways but there's such divisiveness, such division and i really believe we can solve that. right? the country, the country is i think this system is a very bad system in terms of getting together and i'm going to leave it up to you but i really believe you can do something to bring

and when it comes to trump -- >> we just hope he comes in with a georgia shirt. >> reporter: most ofll talking about fire and fury, the new book about the first nine months of trump's presidency. it's led to questions about president trump's mental fitness and the meeting his son had with a russian lawyer during the campaign. earlier the president called it fiction and a disgrace. today he head to do nashville to speak at a convention. >> i will take the first step to expand access to broadband internet in rural america. so you can compete on a level playing field. and we are proposing infrastructure reforms to ensure there are rural communities that have access to the best roadways, railways, and waterways anywhere in the world. >> reporter: as for the ongoing russia investigation, sources tell fox news the president's legal team expects special counsel mueller to ask for some kind of interview with the president. so far sources say no official request but it's something trump's legal team and mueller's have discussed. heather, frank? >> we could probably anticipate some sort of par

sunday the arctic chill in the wake of that comes through as well.o what happens in minnesota first eventually will happen here, in just different timing so that is essentially a day later the same thing is happening here locally if you are heading out arctic air takes over for upcoming weekend and temperatures very likely sub zero at kick off. really cold stuff. we're in the teens in most locations, yeah, it it is 31 out in minneapolis right now but temperatures will stay is yl out there just expect it is going to stay cold. eventually we will rebound to 36 today in the sunshine thankfully, so tomorrow night and early friday morning that same front does come through here and that could start, well, it will start off as rain but turning over as snow before it makes its exit. it is all about timing but temperature take a hit. come super bowl sunday the snow that happens saturday in minneapolis is arriving here and we have a shot to see rain and snow out of it late in the day. guys? >>> all right, katie, thank you. taking a look outside ramp from route

kwe we'll have that coming up. this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. 4:30 on the dot. it is warm outside. we'll get to that in a minute. first let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> hey, brand new into the traffic system, an overturned tractor-trailer on route 70 eastbound near 4 mile circle. here's the circle, 4 mile road leads into that here. right now not seeing delays, just the left lane is blocked because of it. we're seeing traffic get by. you can see slowly moving around the circle. other than that, no major backups or problems. on willingboro, a pole down near mt. holly. all lanes aren't blocked here either. we're losing the right-hand shoulder. watching that and the schuylkill expressway, eastbound near the vine street expressway, we have the left lane lost there. right lane getting by. this is eastbound. westbound all closed headed from south street to the vine street expressway. that will be there until 5:00 for another half h

we have another round of rain coming in. and this low is going to come on through. it's going to impact us, starting around 11:00, 12:00 tomorrow. your lunch break will likely be a warm one. by wednesday, the north bay will start to see the rain coming through first. and all of this snow is coming across the higher elevations. wednesday night, that's when the snow is expected to reach the sierra, mount shasta as well. and it's going to last back -- the snow will last through friday morning. the rain chances for us, will linger throughout thursday. we should be dry by friday. we have this winter storm watch to talk about for the west slope of the sierra. an advisory for the tahoe zare. but 1 to 2 feet expected. 1 foot at ski resorts. and gusts could be as high as 40 to 60 miles per hour. so it will be windy and snowy, kind of blizzard-like conditions for that. wednesday night into friday is when it will be a little dicey for us. but for us, we'll be drying up by friday. we'll stay dry through the weekend. and temperatures will be warming up by sunday and monday of ne

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they need to come to a deal.he problem i have is that this congress and this government is incapable of cutting spending. they are incapable. we know we are going to have a larger deficit next year. whatever deals they are going to come to will mean greater spending. that puts pressure. jonathan: where do you see that funding coming from? that story was true all of last year, and 10-year yields managed to kiss almost 2%. jack: think about the treasury issues. i think they should be issuing on the long end. jonathan: they are doing mostly in the front end. jack: they're going to keep issuing out to three years to years. that is it, they don't really go out with extending further. that's were pressure will stay. jonathan: that plays into the idea, robert? robert: shortly and in the intermediate. i think the fed will keep a lid on the front end of the curve. there is less impact on the front end of the issuance than on the back end. the back end is benefiting from discussions on deregulation. that would make it easi

by 11:00 here comes another batch between the red. as we go through the next 4 or 5 hours with the front. 31 in oakland. under winter weather advisory. by midnight another batch. a line of showers and storms. gathisberg to monassis. by morning we're going to be in the 30s and by the afternoon the wind chills will be in the teens. dress for the teens and 20s tomorrow. look at the 40s to start and by 11:00 doesn't move. 33 by 1:00. only about freezing but nice and cold on monday. upper 30s. next seven days yes. snow showers tuesday, snow showers possible. wednesday best chance and then some pattern change could be signalling once again for january thaw. back in the 40s and milder next friday. they've come up with everything in the world of sports igot something to blow your mind. >> we're going to introduce you to the new sport taking the nation by storm. >> you've got our attention now. >> z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought you to by xfinity. >>> so do you think wizards know who any of these gu

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is coming.r. 58 in nashville. 66 in little rock. even minneapolis isn't that cold today. so there isn't a whole lot of cold air over the country moment. we have dry conditions across the area now. west to see the next system approaching. and that's it. it's just starting to build out in the middle ofcountry. as we go hour by hour, we have a southwest wind. that's going to prevent the temperature from dropping a whole lot during the night. plus the clo t to see. by tomorrow morning, it's the me temperature as it is right now. and then we go up from there. into the 40s. despite the clouds. there's that southwest wind. and then here comes some rain. that's generally thursday night as you can see. and it's plenty warm enough for rain. but at the tail end of this, by early, early friday morning to change to a brief wintry mix, or snow with falling temperatures. so that's something we're going to have to watch for the beginning of the rush on friday because that just moves right out and then the cold