it's notjust rain, we've got snow over the hills in the north piling up, blowing in the strong winds but we've seen it across the hills of wales and parts of the midlands, the higher parks in particular, the peak district as well. as we go through the afternoon that's going to slowly ease eastwards, head of it something drier, behind it brighter with some showers, quite heavy showers and those blustery winds. it's a southerly ahead of it, it was a really cold start this morning and it's just switching round to the west behind. our temperature lifting to 6-7 c west behind. our temperature lifting to 6—7 c but west behind. our temperature lifting to 6-7 c but it west behind. our temperature lifting to 6—7 c but it feels cold out there with the wind and the showers in the cloud. the cloud, the weather front, will blow out of the way as we go through this evening but there are lots of showers packing into northern ireland right now, they'll come across into scotland, mainland as we go through this evening and overnight. temperature is not as low as overnight last night but low enough for

the north and east bay hills. ter sunrise, about 730, 8:00, we will begin to see winds ease up a bit. we will still have a lot of wind to contend with throughout the morning. it will be in the afternoon when things really begin to settle down. here's a look at the doppler seven. we are putting wind warnings in the north bay. at 11:00, the wind advisory is elsewhere. base color, and you can see, it encompasses much of the bay area, except for the santa clara region. definitely conditions have been getting stronger overnight. we just had a reading of over 55 miles per hour. take a look at mount diablo. 60 miles an hour. north and northeast winds. entities are dry when. more wins, temperatures are in the 60's. right above half moon bay. we are 30 miles per hour. it is in the north bay. 20 miles an hour. with all of that mixed atmosphere, it is 60 in san leander, and 63 in alameda. berkeley is at 60 as well with upper 60's in san francisco. 51 in los gatos, and with all of that, we'll be looking at the surface winds to

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breezy in the hills. in oakland, 66 in santa rosa and 62 in concord. jobina: good morning. no major blocking issues to report right now, so we're going to start with a live look outside at the richmond bridge and you can see how empty it is. that is the story everywhere around the bay area with no major advisor is coming in from the chp. this is emeryville. let's bring in those drive times for your bridges. golden gate bridge is on time, six minutes for that ride. even quicker for the bay bridge. no slowdowns, it is going to be a seven minute ride to the san mateo bridge. reggie: police make an arrest in connection with an assault in the east bay. the charges that person is facing and what the victim is saying about the arrest. kumasi: the campaign led by the warriors to get people vaccinated and boosted before heading to the chase center. this morning, jobina is sitting down with the team president. reggie: amy schneider, continuing her history making okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed

join us as we explore the evolving story of american democracy past, present, and future. >> hill: the also looks at the recurring cycles of civil rights progress and backlash in the u.s., shifting voter rights and rules, and the role of teaching civics to foster engaged and informed citizens. here's an excerpt featuring one program that focuses on new generations of voters. >> nashua, new hampshire is an early stop for most presidential candidates. john f. kennedy launched his 1960 campaign here. on the outskirts of town, sits the gate center charter school. middle schools are showing it's never too early to create better american citizens. >> how do you learn how you're going to vote for? >> do research on the background, history, and something in the past, and might not have the idea, or found something that made a greater impact in a positive way. >> yeah, great. >> it's really important that they know about how the government works. how to becomactive in it, what are appropriate channels for, you know, tryinto change things. hopefully, that will i hope help things like january 6.

she is proposed the justice health act on the hill. she wants to cosponsor the bill. funding for mental health professionals in the states to respond to episodes in lieu of law enforcement officers. in essence, exactly as you say, this was define the police. those policies of the reasons this is happening, crime is being committed to this congress more american citizens beyond that. it's very easy to put your finger on. i think we have. hopefully the congresswoman exactly what is happening. >> in d.c. you always have your finger on the pulse. we know that now, biden will be signing another criminal justice reform bill in the next couple months. we've really been hearing that they are on the hill, as the cities continue to enjoy violent carjacking urges and violent crime searches and especially blue run city start america, while they are on the hill they seem to be tone-deaf about. >> well. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> brought up at the press conference yesterday, it was that covid is brought up more opportunity too. it is utilized mask wearing which makes it harder fo

red and purple in the higher hills. mainly above 2,000 feet. d see gusts of 30 to 45 miles per hour. then by tuesday evening, you begin to see stronger winds down through the diablo range, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains as well. not as much around the inner bay but stronger wind speeds for the higher elevations. stay tuned to see if we get wind advisories attached to the gusty dry winds monday night into tuesday and breezy wednesday into thursday. there's really no signs of any rain. clouds going by. but this dry pattern that we're in now which is at believe day 23. a couple more days as we wrap this up. into february, does look like things are going to stay dry probably about through the 8th. as you'll see in the seven-day forecast, no rain. it's watching the wind. look at san francisco. temperatures climbing a little bit. second half of the week. mid-60s around friday. breezy and dry in the hills. we'll have to watch that for elevations. next weekend, less wind. even as we move into the next month, things staying dry in the 7 to 10 da

a company for very long time my grandfather worked there and it was classic there was a house on the hill in the house is called windy crest who worked as a maid at windy crest who gave me an opening then i got to know the presidents. in particular those were the histories that breathed into biography although i think are inseparable. i thought a very poignant instance in 1960s the world had moved on it didn't need a lot of barrels anymore in the presidents had to close this enormous what i live to see complex of buildings that comprised this barrel making enterprise. the last of the family responsible for the company and was a man named stanley and stanley was a classic seemingly emotionally distant a bit remote, a condition that was probably exacerbated by his status. i thought even more so by the feelings that he entertained no doubt feelings of guilt and failure that would fall into his lot to be a member of his family that presided over the end of the century old enterprise and all that it met. i got to know him. the last three or four years of his life he went to an office every day

the president also heading over to the hill to meet with fellow democrats. ould we see some action over there? >> so the house just passed those voting rights bills. and they will head over to the senate. they're doing it in a specific way so that when the senate takes it up, i'm going to get kind of deep into senate procedure, though, is that instead of having to have two votes that require a 60-vote fresh hold, there's only going to be one vote at the very end of the debate that requires the 60 vote fresh hold like most pieces of legislation on the hill. the senate will be able to have a debate on those voting rights legislation, something they hadn't been able to do before because republicans blocked it. but still, the problem is going to be what happens after they are unable to get ten republicans and republicans are going to block it at the very end of the process, then senator schumer has a decision to make. that is when he would perhaps bring up this idea of changing the senate rules in order to get -- do away with that 60-vote tloesh hold for this spe

a company for very long time my grandfather worked there and it was classic there was a house on the hill in the house is called windy crest who worked as a maid at windy crest who gave me an opening then i got to know the presidents. in particular those were the histories that breathed into biography although i think are inseparable. i thought a very poignant instance in 1960s the world had moved on it didn't need a lot of barrels anymore in the presidents had to close this enormous what i live to see complex of buildings that comprised this barrel making enterprise. the last of the family responsible for the company and was a man named stanley and stanley was a classic seemingly emotionally distant a bit remote, a condition that was probably exacerbated by his status. i thought even more so by the feelings that he entertained no doubt feelings of guilt and failure that would fall into his lot to be a member of his family that presided over the end of the century old enterprise and all that it met. i got to know him. the last three or four years of his life he went to an office every day

i am about a mile or so up the hill from the village.g morning for pg&e and firefighters and everyone living here to figure out what to do next and hopefully not have any damage and everyone is ok. liz: there is thousands without power. i am assuming you are one of those people? josh: yeah. in fact, if you see the fire truck right here, i am looking out the window of the second floor. i can see the electric line is ripped outside of my house. the connector is right in front of me. the firefighters are seeing me right now shining the light. that is a line just hanging out. they are looking at me live on tv. they are inspecting everything and the wind is picking up again. i had a firefighter stop by and say the transmission lines are all down the streets. they told me to stay inside, don't go anywhere. you had the warning about powerlines liz: we are usin losing you slightly because i know the cell service is not great. i think we have maybe lost you. i was going to ask you about what other people are saying in your neighborhood. i know yo

of the hills are having a 33 mile an hour winds. , down from 60 miles an hour to 50. you see the winds from sonoma to napa, 36 miles an hour. it has been lightening up a little bit but it will take several hours for the wood advisors to expire and the winds to come down. along the coast, half moon bay, 31 miles an hour. we have 60 downtown, 61 in oakland. half moon bay at 61 degrees. good visibility here. you can see the wind has cleared out the atmosphere, 65 in santa rosa, 60 by the delta where it is windy. pretty for in livermore. the -- as we look at the wind gusts is staying pretty windy through calistoga and napa, over towards oakland. the south bay is much less to windy. -- less windy. the winds will dial back in the north bay. the wind gusts in mount diablo, 71 miles an hour. pine flat road, 93 mile an hour wind gusts. oakland hills, high wind gusts. half moon bay was at 55 degrees. moderate air quality tomorrow. you can see the shaking camera, gusty winds through the afternoon. winds east, the dry pattern texas almost throug

it's all so famous for its 1000 ye arose the rose of hill this time is believed to be the oldest living rose in the world. also over a 1000 years old is the nearby saint michael's church, a part of the hill, the time world cultural heritage site. and an example of early romanesque architecture. the bulky castle like impression is intentional. in christian symbolism, the fortress stands for god as a safe refuge. ah. the world heritage sites in caea or even older still. in 1986 unesco listed several of the roman era ruins here. t f was founded as august a turbo him in the year, 17 b, c. e. by the 2nd century c e. it had developed into a center of trade. in the latter years of the roman empire, pierre was among its biggest cities and t. f. put much of its wealth into its buildings. the most famous is the port, the negro. when the romans laid the foundation for the gate in the year 170, they could hardly have imagined it would be for the ages. at the time, it was one of 4 city gates and 3 f. now some 1850 years later. the port than niga is the best preserved roman city gate north of the alp

breezy in the hills. his ability on live doppler -- visibility on live doppler, a quarter-mile in areas. who is a look from the bay bid -- bridge toll plaza. traffic looking fine. partly sunny skies early on. father will not linger. sunshine moving -- fog will not linger. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. kumasi: this morning, pfizer has administered the first doses of its omicron based vaccine in a clinical trial. this will be tested as a booster shot for people who have been vaccinated and as a three dose series for previously unvaccinated people. the trials are being done as a precaution just in case an omicron specific vaccine is necessary in the future. dharna expected to start -- moderna expected to start similar trial soon. reggie: expected to be treating everyone as if they were exposed. mark said free masks -- walmart said free masks will start being available. kumasi: we are learning about a proposed bill that could require all children to get a vaccine. amy hollyfield is joining us for

its way into western parts of northern england and wales, turning readily to snow in the scottish hillsing of snow in places, and all being blown around by strong—to—gale force winds touching 60—70mph across some western areas. some parts of east anglia, the south—east will stay dry until late in the afternoon and evening, even if it does cloud over. but here across many eastern areas, it'll still be a cold day, even though there's a slice of mild air pushing in, just 3 celsius, maybe up to around 8 or 9 for a time in the west, finishing the day with sunshine and showers. then it's showers into the evening and overnight to take us through into friday, those showers turning wintry once again as temperatures drop. there could be some frost and ice around as well as we start friday morning, even though temperatures nowhere near as low as they will be to start thursday. so, another cold day on friday. we're almost between that one system clearing and another one pushing in, and we've got winds coming in from a north—north—westerly direction. that will bring frequent showers across western s

the bay area. north bay, healdsburg hills. we saw wind gusts up to 96 miles an hour. se to where the guiser fire was. you see mt. diablo, 70 mile an our gusts. you had gusts up to 55 miles an hour in half moon bay. the good news, the stronger wind speeds are starting to come down. a big change from this time last night, and evening where we had the gusts of 40-60 miles an hour. you can see the wind speeds dialed back. still locally strong around the higher mountain tops. and watching the wind conditions down here on the colorado fire. you can see how strong it was yesterday evening. now we are seeing the wind speeds come down. it's a bit of a south wind. cooler temperatures as we continue to see the dry conditions. you may be saying why did we have all the fires after the rain in december. the valleys have seen a lot of fog. the last 14 days without rain has been warm and dry in the hills. you add in one of the strong e.t. off shore wind events, that reignites the fire danger around northern california. we need to see more of this and there's precisely that. you could

this is our camera on black mountain in the hills above palo alto. you can see stanford right there. beyond that, there is a good batch of marine stratus still socked in for much of the bay. we don't have a fog advisory. most of this is just surviving over the water. we can look in a different way. we'll switch to the high resolution satellite. as we come for a closer look, it's the south bay over the water. you see how much it is filling in the bay. the camera we were looking at was in the hills from over there and looking over stanford to the extent of the clouds. give this another hour before it is gone. visibility readings are fine. none of these are reporting anything even close to a mile or below which is usually the threshold. we leave that behind. there is a possibility we can see more tomorrow. daytime highs today, i will show you why we may not get as much fog in a second. daytime highs, mid 60s with more blue sky than anything else for the south bay, low 60s for communities of the east bay, temperatures in heart of the bay coming into the l

the attack. let's head straight to laura trevelyan, who's on capitol hill. was a very sombre speech from president biden. it it was a very sombre speech from president biden.— it was a very sombre speech from president biden. it was. he made the seech in president biden. it was. he made the speech in statuary _ president biden. it was. he made the speech in statuary hall, _ president biden. it was. he made the speech in statuary hall, which - president biden. it was. he made the speech in statuary hall, which is - speech in statuary hall, which is where almost exactly a year ago, the mob rampaged through that building it, trying to get to the capitol chamber where they were trying to stop the certification ofjoe biden�*s election victory. joe biden doesn't like to talk about donald trump directly, he doesn't like to mention his name, and he didn't, but spoke about the former president firm in very clear terms and held them directly responsible for what happened a year ago. we must be absolutely clear about what is _ we must be absolutely clear about what is

and i was working at the hill, writing the speeches.and i just finished, just published, the harvard book. and i was actually -- to co-write their joint autobiography in time for 1988. so, that's what i was doing. i've never been surprised by anything more, and then i got a call one day from john, who basically asked me how would i like to be director of the hoover library? >> welcome back to that. i want to stick with education for a minute. what were your grades? >> but they were fine. >> straight days? >> they let me into harvard. >> straight days? >> no, i don't think so. i think i was, for example, science was -- and i regret it to this day. it's a real deficiency. i was, for the most part -- and i never took algebra. i don't know why. i can't pretend that i knew when i was eight or nine when i was going to do, but i certainly knew would i was interested in. >> you remember when a teacher returned an essay that you had to write and say, a plus, this is really good? >> there were a few of those. the one that sticks, actually, i reme

look at the temperature in morgan hill. it's 40 degrees. it's 45 right now in santa rosa. we will talk about warmer air and high winds in the forecast coming up. >>> we're not looking at as much fog as yesterday. we can clearly see a look over here outside on the roadways. fremont, we had fog come down as far as fremont. not a problem. a very easy drive. let's see how well the business world is doing. let's check in with bertha. >> good morning, mike. good morning to you. i am bertha coombs from cnbc. the dow shedding more than 300 points. it had been up as much as 450 at one point. the s&p 500 seeing a similar reversal. the nasdaq seeing the biggest volatility of the day with the loss of 1.3%, after having been up 1.2%. rising interest rates and bond yields are pressuring high embrs. for now the feature is only available to members of twitter's blue subscription service who use apple devices, and they will appear as hexagons rather than the standard circled and you can tap on the pictures to find out more information if you are into that sort of thing. we are watching shar

that band of wet weather moves southwards across scotland, a little sleet and snow in the hills. across northern ireland, some rain arrives into the far north of england, and to the north of that, with a northerly wind, the air is getting colder. but across most of england and wales we've got one more day of mild weather, the temperatures in double figures. but instead of a southerly wind that brought those high temperatures over the new year, it's a northerly wind that's going to come pushing down across the whole of the country, and drag that colder air southwards, as well. with the clearer skies developing overnight, we are going to have a frost, i think, in scotland, in northern parts of england, perhaps northern ireland on tuesday morning, and because the air is getting colder, though showers in northern scotland are turning more to snow, even to low levels, as well. but it's over the high level routes that is going to be some blizzards and drifting, with gales or severe gales. we've still got the last of the mild and damp weather to clear away from east anglia and the south—

its way into western parts of northern england and wales, turning readily to snow in the scottish hillsand the pennines, giving a covering of snow in places, and all being blown around by strong—to—gale force winds touching 60—70mph across some western areas. some parts of east anglia, the south—east will stay dry until late in the afternoon and evening, even if it does cloud over. but here across many eastern areas, it'll still be a cold day, even though there's a slice of mild air pushing in, just 3 celsius, maybe up to around 8 or 9 for a time in the west, finishing the day with sunshine and showers. then it's showers into the evening and overnight to take us through into friday, those showers turning wintry once again as temperatures drop. there could be some frost and ice around as well as we start friday morning, even though temperatures nowhere near as low as they will be to start thursday. so, another cold day on friday. we're almost between that one system clearing and another one pushing in, and we've got winds coming in from a north—north—westerly direction. that will bring f

. >>> the voting rights showdown on capitol hill. democratic senator kyrsten sinema and her words, just an hour before the president arrived on the hill to meet with democrats. did she, along with senator joe manchin, halt the president's efforts to protect voting rights? and now late word of a meeting tonight. >>> and breaking news coming in now on sirhan sirhan, the man who killed robert f. kennedy. what california's governor has just now decided. >>> and the father who stood up. his two little boys amazed. you'll see it right here. definitely america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and we begin tonight with the supreme court blocking president biden's vaccine mandate for large companies. the vote 6-3, the conservative justices against it. they did allow for the rules to move forward for 17 million health care workers at federally-funded hospitals and facilities in this country. the supreme court decision coming late today. the conservative majority saying osha does not have t

it is really 20 to 30 miles per hour winds on the higher hills of the north bay. good news, the wind is starting to shutdown. we are expecting a calm finish. you can see how those wind speeds taper off. what we do need to see is more rain in the forecast and guess what, seven-day forecast brings a pattern shift that'll bring rain chances back and possibly a big drop and the temperatures are a lot lower what we are seeing right now. >> we'll see you in ten minutes, thank you. >>> the effect of high winds over night are being felt across the bay area. silverado trail is still closed because of downed power lines. crews expect to be done working tomorrow morning at the earlierist. >>> here is a look at the pg&e map. less than 5,000 customers are still in the dark. those are the areas in green and yellow in the east bay hills. earlier today nearly 30,000 customers were without power. >>> we are fopping developing nudes out of san jose tonight after another deadly hit and run, this one happens on north jackson their alum rock. police say a driver struck someone and too

again, some of these will be wintry on the hills. s. we could just make 10 degrees across south wales, south west england. beyond then, as we move through the week, we'll see further wet and windy weather affecting northern and eastern parts of the country around this area of high pressure. not as windy as what we've had over the weekend, but with higher pressure always towards the south, many southern areas will tend to stay a lot calmer. and there will be some milder air moving in from the south—west for a time. most of the rain in the north. signs of it turning chillier for all by the end of the week. of the united states. hello. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: historic blizzards in the united states as a fierce winter storm with high winds and heavy snowfall hits the east coast. "stay inside and hunker down" is the advice from this meteorologist attempting to measure the situation on the coast. downing street is considering sending more british troops and military hardware to eastern europe, as nato weighs up

that band of wet weather moves south across scotland, a little sleet and snow in the hills, turns weathern arrives into the far north of england. and to the north of that with the northerly wind the air is getting colder. across most of england and wales we got one more day of mild weather with temperatures in double figures. but instead of the southerly winds that brought those high temperatures over the new year, it's a northerly wind that's going to come pushing down across the whole of the country and drag that colder air southward as well. with the clearer skies developing overnight we'll have a frost in scotland, i think. in northern parts of england, perhaps northern ireland on tuesday morning. because the air is getting colder those showers in northern scotland are turning more to snow into low levels as well. it's over the higher level routes that there will be blizzards and drifting and gales or severe gales with the last of the milder and damp weather to clear away early on tuesday. then we are all in the colder air, cold northerly wind, a few wintry showers coming into some of

hidden in the hills of southern italy lies one of the countries best best kept secret that of long life a less chaotic simpler past. people here live on average ten years longer than other italians and about one resident in ten lives past 100. scientists from the university of san diego have been studying the area for years. but if you ask antonio who is 98 the answer is simple. translation: the peace here is incomparable. - people say hi, they know each other, they talk to each other. healthy food, pristine environment, lack of pollution, are all believed to play a role. but also family. maria just turned 100, she says she never spends a day without her grandchildren. translation: | love all my - grandchildren and they love me. they cherish me. every time they call me nona i hear in their voices that they are proud of me. maybe the key to a long life is just that. a nice story to close the bulletin at the start of another year. you are watching bbc news. after the record temperatures at new year's eve and new year's day the week ahead is going to feel very different. it is turning cold

we have seen some wintry scenes with some snow over the hills. through the night and into tomorrow. this is the big driving area of low pressure, tightly packed isobars to go with these weather systems mean we have got some strong winds. a lot of it is rain at lower levels, but it is the snow over the hills we are seeing. behind it, lots of showers following and for the rest of the day. some sunshine interspersed further west and ahead of that system. as i say, it is a pretty blustery wind that is blowing. it is accentuating the child. it was a really cold start for many of us. temperatures have not risen that much and were likely to be around 2-3, much and were likely to be around 2—3, particularly in the north. further west, 2—3, particularly in the north. furtherwest, perhaps 2—3, particularly in the north. further west, perhaps with that added bit of sunshine, they get a little higher. through this evening and overnight, our the front starts to clear away to the east, behind it the cold air returns. we have got more snow showers to come. of c

co—writer of grange hill the movie and in a previous life, i also played mr green in grange hillr phil redmond suggested that it was time to bring back grange hill. i think bringing back grange hill was sort of like the bat signal, and — that he couldn't ignore from wayne manor any longer! by taking the best of the old and mixing with the new, they hope it pulls in the parents for nostalgia and their teens for a new edgy outing. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now on bbc news it's the travel show, with lucy hedges. this week on the travel show. now, if you spent any part of lockdown dancing alone in the kitchen, this show is for you. now, for many of us, dancing offers a shortcut to happiness and escape. over the years on the travel show, we've picked up some pretty nifty dance moves all over the world — and have failed miserably at others. so here, for your entertainment and our eternal embarrassment, are our attempts to remain co—ordinated under pressure and in front of a camera. let's kick off with my trip to south africa back in 2018, when i tried to keep up with a truly talented g

uncertainty over how far north and east it will come, but this is likely to give some snow over the hillsts of wind are 50 or 60 mph, so that will accentuate what will be another chilly day. through the evening and overnight, as i say, we will see a frost setting in quite widely under the clear skies, but it will lift in the west because we have the next band of rain rolling in off the atlantic on those westerly winds. so these are the temperatures later in the night but we could see, as i say, a frost in eastern areas. therefore, that means that as this weather front comes into that cold air, we will again see some snow, particularly over the hills. even behind it, it�*s still relatively chilly air, so there could be a few wintry showers around. there is that snow for the hills in particular the north on saturday. this weather front drags its heels, though, and uncertainty over how quickly it will clear away. but western areas most likely to get brighter skies with scattered showers the quickest. but still only five or six here, so it�*sjust a little bit milder around that area of rain,

kevin mccarthy is not on the hill. e are a big faction of senate republicans not here, although many of them have a perfectly valid excuse, they're at the funeral for johnny isakson, long time senator from georgia, which was held today. you have different categories. you have the january 7th republicans, the folks still speaking today with the moral clarity that the larger party had on the 6th, mitt romney, liz cheney, adam kinzinger, that's about it. at the far end of the spectrum you have the matt gaetz/marjorie taylor greene crew who had a press conference today to make accusations of this being a false flag operation. then there's the broad middle of the republican party who are operating under the principle that if they just wait long enough, donald trump will go away and they won't have to come to grips with the responsibility for this attack. we've seen a lot of statements that do address january 6th and say things like, this kind of violence is deplorable, i condemn all political violence, some of them pivot to

its way into western parts of northern england and wales, turning readily to snow in the scottish hillsg of snow in places, and all being blown around by strong—to—gale force winds touching 60—70mph across some western areas. some parts of east anglia, the south—east will stay dry until late in the afternoon and evening, even if it does cloud over. but here across many eastern areas, it'll still be a cold day, even though there's a slice of mild air pushing in, just 3 celsius, maybe up to around 8 or 9 for a time in the west, finishing the day with sunshine and showers. then it's showers into the evening and overnight to take us through into friday, those showers turning wintry once again as temperatures drop. there could be some frost and ice around as well as we start friday morning, even though temperatures nowhere near as low as they will be to start thursday. so, another cold day on friday. we're almost between that one system clearing and another one pushing in, and we've got winds coming in from a north—north—westerly direction. that will bring frequent showers across western sco