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meredith vieira here with the boot. she's going to tell us about a book.> we need to bedazzle that boot. >> we do need to bedazzle it. >>> the guy that wrote the book "too big to fail," is here to talk about the losses learned from the economic collapse ten years ago. >>> first, a big day in the weather world. let's start with mr. roker. >> we're looking at a lot of rain, east coast, flood watches through the grulf coast. a fire risk to the western-third of the country. we move through tomorrow and look for spring storms in the northern and central plains. a fire threat in the southwest. more flooding through texas and wet weather through the southeast. that's what's going on around the country. look at hoda run, she's trying to get inside. good-bye, hoda. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morn, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be very pleasant today. a lot of sunshine. and our inland valleys reaching up to 84 degrees. for tomorrow, we'll still have the sunshine at least for the first part of the day. but more clouds will

good morning, everybodt friends inside studio 1 a, meredith vieira to tell us about the book, the boozee it. >> the g who literally wrote the book too big to fail, here with lessons learned and losses still happening from the economic collapse ten years ago. >> in the weather world checking with mr. roker. >> we are lo a lot of rain on the east coast the westd of the country. showers in the pacific northwest. we move into tomorrow. look for spring storms in the central and northern plains. th southwest. more flooding possiblexa throug and wet weather through the southeast. that's what's going on around the country. look at hoda run! she is trying to get inside. come on, hoda! here's what's happening in y >> good morning. we still have fog outside this morning. it's 71 degrees right now inwa ington. a little drizzle and even some rain chances later on today. so have the umbrella with you. are in the upper 60s and low 70s across the area. looking at dense fog advisory until 10:00.ig 80 for a today. expect the cloudy skies to stay rarnd. rain chances the arrest of t-- of the week. we are t

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