not wefr one is going to get wet early thismorning. there's a chance for the showers to end up on the top of i-81. most of the morning chances will be defined closeo the pennsylvania border. we'll finish the morning and into the afternoon. temperatures will jump well into the 90s today. after 3:00, 4:00, showers and storms. here's future weather. ellicott city, montgomery, also into parts of northern virginia. that is our 5 to 8:00, 9:00or chance storms today. again, it will be a steamer to be outeide. eratures near 90 and in the low to mid 90s fory.ighs to that weather system out to our west has unfortunately caused me to increase our chances of rain over t weekend. i'll show you future weather coming up in a bit. increasaturday's rain chance to 60%. likely to be dry in the morning. best rain chance tomorrow as is typical coming in in the afternoon. sunday's hit and miss rain chances linger on and off. i think sunday will be the better day to be outside. i think i'll also show you the ten day forecast. for no let's go over to melissa

now, wefr ae gone through -- we've gone through various tests on the site. various contaminants are at the site because they were there subsequent to the fill. it was used as an informal dumping dump for many years. so you've got construction debris, you've got lead paint, you've got a variety of things. that being said, we are -- we have a program in place and are required by law to mitigate all of that toxic material so that there is no doubt that that has been done. the -- as to nuclear waste, we've looked very carefully -- believe me, we've looked very carefully at that. it concerns us, as well. there is no indication, once again, in thousands of pages of analysis and testing that nuclear waste or any materials having to do with the decontamination of ships on hunters point was brought here or dumped here. during the course of something, if we see something, we will stop, and we will figure out what's there, and we will mitigate it, without question. in terms of the density, you know, there were a couple of issues there. one is the tradeoff is obviously

at christmas, 1938, lisa meitner, was in sweden with her ischz, who wefr have in the next slide. also a physicist, had many distractions. they were deeply worried about his parents, who were still trapped in austria, and they were glad to look at some further information sent them by hahn as a distraction. as they walked and skied in the snow, they began to realize that what hahn had achieved was actually the splitting of the uranium nucleus. meitner wrote to hahn, "you really do have a splitting to barium. wonderful finding. a really beautiful result." when frischz returned to copenhagen, where he was working daneniels bohr, the invited him to produce a paper. in so doing, frischz found a name for the new phenomenon. he asked an american colleague, the biologist william a. arnold, what he called the process by which single cells divide into two. arnold replied "fission." frischz connected -- conducted some experiments to determine their conclusions were right, and, thus, he became the first person to provide experimental proof of the fission of the uranium atom when hit by a neu

when we look back at people like harriet tubman, marshall p douglas, wefred let glorify them. reverend dr. king like you were a state. these people were not states, but they were centered in the most powerful way. they stood up with their voices and bodies and when they had it with their savings and they said, not here, not now, not anymore. [cheering] constance: we cannot look at them to understand the future, because we are that future. our future lies in the same direction our moral compass points and we have to fight to get therapy we are the people making history. we have to muster our courage and move out into the street and make a joyful note -- noise that , not now,, not here not anymore. [cheering] [applause] westance: when we get weary, have our legacies to lean on. our legacies of active and passive resistance and resiliency. dr. king stated human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable. either a superficial look at history or superficial look at history reveals no advance comes in inevitability. every step require sacrifice, struggling, and suffering and tirel