and worse of all, 25% of the population of atlantic city left atlantic city. values dropped, jobs outside of the casino dropped. and just this past week, the governor of new jersey has asked now because casinos are doing so poor and they laid off so many people that now they need the sports in atlantic city to save themselves. >> how does the electorate make a decision through reforms of tax code and investment policy? and the red hairing of the promise of basically false jobs that may be more easily created in the short-term but create little or no value. maybe as you pointed out destroying value. >> making people who are unemployable, employable. and make iing their skills matchable. this community went through a high unemployment rate, as you know. but we made great progress here. we put a lot of people back to work. the financial publications estimate that the state of florida will rank in the top 5 in job creation over the next five years. so the politicians that are trying to ram this down our throats say this is something that is an instant fix and a qu

and you mention atlantic city.esday you're talking about the case on long island of the four girls that were found. and he suggests maybe there's a connection -- >> to long island. >> 13. 13 talks about, he thinks these cases are connected. so i try to track that down and do the best i can. >> when you came up with the idea for this, you did you work with law enforcement or do you work independently from law enforcement? >> both. we work with law enforcement. we work, you know, privately sometimes, we work for the families. bottom line, we're out there, on investigation discovery "dark minds" trying to give a voice to the dead. a voice to the dead. >> how do you choose? unfortunately there are thousands -- how do you choose which ones to profile? >> it's heartbreaking because we can't accommodate everyone. >> right. >> and we have to look at various cases, where we think we can make a difference. >> one thing i can tell you -- >> that's the key. where we think we can add something to it. we're not there to be the p

i met you back in 1987 in new jersey, atlantic city, new jersey. and a good book that would be the "testament of hope" and in there i think is one of the greatest speeches your father ever gave. and i told you that in atlantic city. it was a drum major instinct. there's so many parallels the way life is today. but at that time i told you that since i was able to purchase a tape after your father went with the good lord, i would put myself to sleep listening to your father's speeches on tape. and that shaped a lot of my life, i told you. and that someday that when i would have children that i would teach my children your father's -- what your father had preached and lived. and next to my bible is that book, and i read even last night, i know it by heart. but i just want to let you know that i kept that promise to you, and i've -- i've instilled those things of your father on my children. >> thank you. god bless you. yes, sir? >> jesse jackson is a complement to your dad, an asset or a liability? >> i think reverend jackson in many ways has made a lo

on new year's eve he'll be performing standup at the borgata in atlantic city.immy: i love you, man. how you doing? nice to see you again. >> it's great to be with you. we've been seeing so much of each other. >> jimmy: i mean, i just hung out with you for a whole week. it was great. it was super fun. thank you for having me at "saturday night live" and taking care of me over there. >> it was so good to have you back. you were such a good host because you know how the show works. and you did the smartest thing. which most hosts don't know -- which is sometimes we have a host for a whole week, and then the next monday, they'll, like, send, like, cupcakes with, like, a thank-you card. but as of that monday, it's too late to help them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, like, if they're, like -- if they send you cupcakes, and then you're, like, "oh, they're really nice, but it's too late." you bought us dinner the monday you were there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so you were, like, "i'm nice, and now, be nice to me all week." >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way to do it. >> you knew to do

and they tell me, oh, she's off in atlantic city somewhere. she would never have left her dog. would never have left her money. she would have called. [ male announcer ] feeling like a shadow of your former self? c'mon, michael! get in the game! [ male announcer ] don't have the hops for hoops with your buddies? lost your appetite for romance? and your mood is on its way down. you might not just be getting older. you might have a treatable condition called low testosterone or low t. millions of men, forty-five or older, may have low t. so talk to your doctor about low t. hey, michael! [ male announcer ] and step out of the shadows. hi! how are you? [ male announcer ] learn more at isitlowt.com. [ laughs ] hey!w/ñoooooóÑÑw >>> good afternoon. i'm so glad you could make it to my estate. >> anna marie scivetti vanished with her car on august 19th, 1998. she was last seen leaving work in new jersey around 6:00 p.m. co-workers say she had a tense telephone conversation that afternoon. >> i called the police because it's been a couple of days. and they tell me, oh, she's off in atlan

that southwest through delaware and maryland, even atlantic city had some snow. you may see some flakes today, otherwise just some snow squalling in the adirondacks. it's not as cold. still chilly by winter standards but not brutally cold winds like yesterday. windchills are in the 20s in most cases and in the teens, yesterday we were in the negative numbers and zero. actually the temperature in the last 24 hours has gone up 15 to 20 degrees for almost everywhere on the east coast. behind that, there are temperatures that have not changed much and then another big warm up behind that from montana to denver. we get one warm up, and then another warm up on top of that that's why today we will see one of the warmest january days ever on the northern plains. we have that mild air coming up from the south, all the way up to montana, dakotas, even minnesota will have highs in the 20s. it's ridiculously warm in the middle of the country. the warm blast in the east will slowly exit in montana and billings, 58 degrees. 6 0 for kansas city. chicago at least mid 40s. minnea

atlantic city's 11 casinos report a 4.2% jump in revenue last month. it's the first rise in new jersey gambling halls in three and a half years. in the meantime you may need to squeeze out a few more cents for your next glass of orange juice. 25% of florida's orange groves suffered more frost damage than expected last week. forecasters are predicting more cold weather on the way. orange juice futures traded at the highest level since 1977 and futures remain high, it could push orange juice prices up at the supermarket. >> got to have it. you're going to buy it anyway. >>> researchers in the midwest are working to help stroke victims regain their movement in their independence. >>> we'll have more on that story and your weather in less than two minutes. those shoes are amazing. i just want to be her. really? she was married for like three hours. well, she's efficient. look at that color. wait a minute. didn't she name her kid hawaii? maui! yeah... she built a yacht for her pug. actually, it was a lakehouse. yeah, he's right. this heel is so fabulous. mi

the steel city is number one followed by atlantic city, new york city, chicago and philadelphia. d.c. ranks number seven. the presidential campaign is heating up as mitt romney and newt gingrich start targeting each other. >> what's the gross revenue of -- in the years you were associated with it? >> very substantial. i think it is irrelevant compared to the fact you were working for freddie mac. >> in nine minutes, we'll take a look at last night's debate in florida. the ice and snow have melted. now we're heading into the 50s today. an update on traffic and weather next right here on 9news now. >>> it is 6:42. welcome back. i'm monika samtani with your timesaver traffic. no problems to report on the beltway. all around town, things are looking great. we'll zoom in first to 95 in virginia. you have a bit of a slowdown as we head up toward quantico. live in springfield, the delays begin in lorton to this point. it is running slowly but incident-free. both in the main and hov lanes as you head for 395. 395 is going to slow down from duke street to seminary road. we'll take a look

have i sports cars and i went to atlantic city and gambled 6,000, 7,000 a hand. >> that is my kind ofsus data. >> why don't the occupy yes, sirs start protesting hospitals. they are barking at the wrong guys. >> why weren't they mad at hollywood or professors. professors get a year off every seven years. they get a whole summer off to do what? >> they get to have sex with co-eds. i agree with you. jedediah, wouldn't a better idea would be to find out what the occupy yes, sirs majored in and we can find out whatnot to major in? >> it is a lot of poetry and liberal arts going on there. i feel like there is a lot of artistic energy in the occupy movement fnlt 245* would be my guess. -- that would be my guess. >> at our school there was philosophy of self. philosophy of love was a class. >> i majored in spanish literature. >> a lot of women majored in that. >> i was an english major. i don't know what you are, and i don't know what it has to do with majoring. >> frankly i am kind of concerned. >> wait, you bought that? wow. i don't even think that is an actual class. >> i get the pre med

pittsburgh came in number one, followed by atlantic city, chicago, and philadelphia. d.c. ranks number 7. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> caught on tape, a mountain avalanche and the dramatic rescue that followed. watch as snowmobiler, john swanson, is buried alive. he was suffocating in the snow. fortunately, his friend knew where to dig. >> can you breathe? we got you, buddy. we got you, you're good. >> we got his head. shovel. shovels. shovels. >> they knew where i went in the snow and that was the saving grace is knowing exactly where i went in the snow and they started digging in that area. >> wow, what a terrifying ordeal, swanson is back home. he is expected to recover. >>> also caught on tape, a suspected thief makes a grand entrance and then an encore. >> first time he broke into the ceiling and took the own

borgata -- we see each downtown atlantic city. >> jimmy: borgata. what's that one called?[ laughter ] and i go to the bars. i go to the pubs. but dude -- >> well, i have -- i have something for you. this is a little jimmy fallon iron chef, and it actually moves. so, i thought you'd like that. >> jimmy: see, this is -- thank you so much. i appreciate that. yeah. [ applause ] and he has a little -- up there. no, i appreciate it. thank you so much for the iron chef. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: how sad. i'm like a little child. >> so, what do chefs do before they compete? they have a cocktail. >> jimmy: oh, you know me too well. yeah. what are we doing? yeah. >> so, we're going to do something i've done on the show to win, which is called the madman cosmopolitan. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> and it's really cool, so -- >> jimmy: all right. >> and then we're going to have you cook some quail. my famous quail in the bush, jimmy. >> jimmy: say it again? >> quail in the bush. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: quail in the bush. >> in the bush. okay, a little elderflower. >> jimmy: sure, sure, sure

and -- >> in atlantic city. >> in atlantic city.y himself had been somewhat of a pine near of using television for campaigning. brought a great boost to his campaign. he worked with it. he was also a fan of him. he liked to watch a lot of films as he liked to read a lot. he also very early on embraced what would now be essentially called reality tv. because he had invited during the campaign a film maker named robert drew to come and film behind the scenes what was going on during his campaign. and he invited him back in the summer of 19643 to take a view of the civil rights crisis in alabama with george wallace. and so kennedy himself had a very strong sense of how technology at this point it was color tv, might play into an election, how it might be seen as new, as part of the new generation, as part of a hopeful 1960s. and in he is in great detail minding out this is the type of thing that we should be showing at the convention, this is the people who should be producing it. >> the latest recordings from the kennedy library. davi

atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> in just hours, san francisco's newly elected sheriff should find out if he'll be charged with domestic violence. the surprise place we found his wife. >>> a bank robbery, a chase, and a bomb threat that closed a bay area freeway. the police caught one suspect. you'll see how he did it. >>> and why a girl scout wants you to boycott girl scout cookies. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. a man has attacked two women using a hammer and a knife. >> one of the women was stabbed several times. it happened an hour and a half ago near 20th in san francisco sunset district. that's where linda yee is right now with the la

here is an e-mail from ken in atlantic city -- texas, this is patricia, democrat. caller: one of the previous callers kind of stole my thunder. i wanted to talk about the capital gains tax. the reason people pay 15% -- the reason that a 15% is because they say it is a double tax and i often wonder about that, kind of weird. if it is a double tax, then why would it be a double tax when we tax social security, unemployment, the military people, why isn't that a double tax? the other thing i noticed is i work for big corporations, how much of the income increase for the higher, the top, less than 1%, went from 200% to 200,000% -- to thousand%. there is a difference of what we are making, too. that tells me, who decides who makes what? that is not the market. it is the people at the top deciding i am going to make this and they are going to make that. that is my comment. host: thank you so much. jim is deet i'm sure he does not mean some of the typos. next is a call from annapolis, dan, republican. let us. let us go to this e-mail from minnesota -- next up is ohio. pat

atlantic city, new jersey, afternoon rain, bet on it, wmg mtv, nbc 40, you can see all the wet weather it moves into colder air, lifts up over the colder air, we'll see some icy conditions. morning showers in the pacific northwest, not quite as bad as it's been. we have a risk of strong storms into the lower and mid mississippi river valley. freezing and chilly in the northern plains. and a happy 50th. what's your name? >> mary dukes. >> good morning.irthd off and not rain showers will be with us through the day today. that means the temperatures are not going to move much. >>> that's your latest weather. now -- >> mr. roker, thank you very much. i'll do the same thing, and take a look. we've got michelle williams, live in our studios. oscar nominated for her portrayal of hollywood icon, marilyn monroe, we'll talk to michelle right after these messages. i'm giving you the silent treatment. so you're calling to tell me you're giving me the silent treatment? ummm, yeah. jen, this is like the eighth time you've called... no, it's fine, my family has free unlimited mobile-to-any-mobile min

atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! . >>> i don't believe it took a lot of courage to do that. >> a fact of shame or a world of war. strong reaction after the graphic marine video. >>> plus new at 11:00, mayor gray says you have to go to a new occupy camp. >>> but first a new winter weather alert. some snowflakes could be coming. >>> this is 9news now. >>> right now, believe it or not, it's still in the 50s. but it's going to be a much different story when you wake up in the morning. >> absolutely. a blast of arctic air is on the way. meteorologist topper shutt joins us live outside on the weather terrace to tell us when it all rolls in. >> the winds are starting to pick up now. it's still in the 50s, but the cold ai

all of the mild weather over the plains states will move over the atlantic. 73 in rapid city. 65 in denver. we will see temperatures well above normal. a fund will slide into the state saturday evening. it does not look -- affront will slide into the state saturday evening. a partly cloudy weekend is coming our way. i would not be surprised if some spots to reach the low 60's tomorrow with southwest winds at 10 to 12 miles per hour. if you are near the shore of the bay, cool water will have an impact on air temperature. 45 in the mountains and some flurries on saturday. away from the bay, 57. 53 with the possibility of an eastern sprinkle on saturday. 57 around baltimore tomorrow, 53 saturday. below normal.ayn it will cool on sunday. a better chance for rain on wednesday. >> do not be surprised if you see raven's stance sporting a new look. a group of fans came up with the idea of her fall moustaches to imitate the quarterbacks look. one of the creators is absolutely blown away by its success. >> this fanstache thing has been the most awesome experience. we have gone from cutting moustache

we have 29 thousand electronic gaming machines, that is more than in atlantic city. that is more than any state in the northeast or the mid atlantic, so the debate that we don't want to go is just not true. we are in the gaming business. we're not doing it well, we're not doing it as well as we should be doing it but we are in the gaming business. we are also surrounded by casinos. on virtually every border of the state. massachusetts just legalized casinos. so not only do we have gaming within the state, we are surrounded by gaming. and for us this is not about chips and cards. this is about the jobs that the casino industry generates. we generate one billion dollars in economic activity for the state of new york if we recognized reality and regulate and capitalize on gaming the way we should. let's amend the constitution. let's do gaming right. let's make it safe. let's protect our people, but let get the jobs back in new york and let's take the first step this year. [applause] we have a great opportunity to rebuild new york. we need jobs, we need to be competitive

we have 29 thousand electronic gaming machines, that is more than in atlantic city.that is more than any state in the northeast or the mid atlantic, so the debate that we don't want to go is just not true. we are in the gaming business. we're not doing it well, we're not doing it as well as we should be doing it but we are in the gaming business. we are also surrounded by casinos. on virtually every border of the state. massachusetts just legalized casinos. so not only do we have gaming within the state, we are surrounded by gaming. and for us this is not about chips and cards. this is about the jobs that the casino industry generates. we generate one billion dollars in economic activity for the state of new york if we recognized reality and regulate and capitalize on gaming the way we should. let's amend the constitution. let's do gaming right. let's make it safe. let's protect our people, but let get the jobs back in new york and let's take the first step this year. [applause] we have a great opportunity to rebuild new york. we need jobs, we need to be competitive,

atlantic city.that is more than any state in the northeast or the middlemi atlantic.lantic, so so the debate of we don't wantg to go back into the gaming business is just not true we are in the gaming business. we are iot doing it well, we are not doing as well as we should be doing but we are in the by gaming business. we are also surrounded bythe st casinos on virtually every border of the state. casino massachusetts just who legalizee casinos., we not only do we have gaming within the state's is not about chips and cards. this is about the jobs that the casino industry generates. we generate one billion dollars in economic activity for the state of new york if we recognized reality and regulate and capitalize on gaming the way we should. let's amend the constitution. let's do gaming right. let's make it safe. let's protect our people, but let get the jobs back in new york and let's take the first step this year. [applause] we have a great opportunity to rebuild new york. we need jobs, we need to

he is bragging that we waste more money than atlantic city and almost as much as las vegas.ongratulations there. i am definitely not a romney fan. go newt all the way. host: two more debates this week and a number of stores in the sunday papers about the role these debates have played in the republican presidential primary. the debate tomorrow will air on the nbc network at 9:00 eastern time. it is a two-hour debate and nbc news has given cspan the to the permission to repair the debate on tuesday. -- re-air the debate on tuesday. this is from "the front page of " the new york times." a supporter of mitt romney is on the fund from virginia, good morning. caller: good morning, cspan, thank you for taking my call we know that a lot of us were angry but i'm not worried about what happened last night. newt gingrich did during his campaign, he gave them what they wanted to hear, an insult attacking the government of, attacking the media and i don't see mitt romney has that ability to what needs saying. romney cannot say because he is a candidate. this guy was fighting for his lif

all of the warm weather over the middle of the country will come flooding into the mid- atlantic. 67 in kansas cityicago is mile that 52. cincinnati is 57. temperatures are expected to be well above normal. 58 to 63 tomorrow. the sun will come up at a quarter past 7:00. the western maryland mountains will have a warm-up. they will beat up around 50. we will be near 60. the eastern shore will be partly cloudy and 61 tomorrow. the inland locations should be able to get to 60 degrees. the lower eastern shore will be partly cloudy. wednesday will be 63 with a sprinkle. the wind will be out of the southwest at 5 to 10 knots. the southwest wind brings the warmth. we will finish up generate with the highs in the low 60's. we will start february in the same fashion. -- we will finish up january with the highs in the low 60's and start february in the same fashion. on groundhog day, we will have clouds in the morning. sunshine on friday at 49 degrees. we have another rainmaker coming in sunday into monday of next week. >> one of the candidates for congress just received a key endorsement. >> we will tell yo

atlantic city, new jersey, afternoon rain, betn it, wmg mtv, nbc 40, you can see all the wet weathers into colder air, lifts up over the colder air, we'll see some icy conditions. morning showers in the pacific northwest, not quite as bad as it's been. we have a risk of strong storms into the lower and mid mississippi river valley. freezing and chilly in the northern plains. and a happy 50th. what's your name? >> mary dukes. >> mary, happy you. i'm meteorologist christina loren in the nbc bay area weather center. we are tracking some thick fog areas of low clouds and mostly cloudy conditions over san jose. mild start. your temps are in the mid to upper 50s right now. so we will easily climb into morgan hill. 61 in pittsburgh today and 63 in san francisco. tomorrow we'll warm up with less fog to start. by saturday nice and comfortable and we'll get showers next week. >>> that's your latest weather. now -- >> mr. roker, thank you very much. i'll do the same thing, and take a look. we've got michelle williams, live in our studios. oscar nominated for her portrayal of hollywood icon, mar

have multiple, live events, newt gingrich will be in ames, iowa, mitt romney in atlantic and rick santorum in sioux citynouncer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov.

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mid-atlantic, only 11 degrees for boston at this hour. 18 for new york city. colder air settling in because the jet stream has set us up to get a chilly northerly flow. fairly clear conditions. a ridge of high pressure gradually starts to slide off. what we're going to keep an eye on is our next weather maker. that will be a frontal system and low pressure system that will bring us wet weather through into late monday night in the overnight hours and tuesday. for tomorrow, increasing clouds throughout the day. starting out with mostly sunny skies and warmer. futurecast showing you by the time we get into the overnight hours of monday and early hours of tuesday, you can see plenty of wet weather headed our way. some of it will be locally heavy at times. on the back side of it, cooler air. so we could see winter weather across areas of the mountains and depending on how our temperatures go, won't rule out a passing flurry. now looks like a pretty big rain event. cool tomorrow. midday about 35 degrees. it will be a little bit warmer. 23 for tonight for the overni

if you're in areas of southern new england, maybe the mid-atlantic, philadelphia area, new jersey, pennsylvania, new york citya, you haven't seen any snow this winter. maybe two shots for you. light snow heading through areas of michigan. this will blow through areas of michigan and the great lakes today. pittsburgh will eventually have a chance for snow showers and buffalo later tonight that will go through areas like southern new england and new england with a dusting out there. there will be a little bit come tomorrow morning. there is a more significant shot of snow. we had winter storm watches issued for areas like milwaukee and chicago. you'll get a winter storm it looks like friday to friday night. possibility maybe six inches. then this will translate east by the time we get to saturday. and it looks like someone, whether it be southern new england, possibly the areas in the poconos or areas in northern jersey, maybe even suburbs of philly, come during the day saturday, someone is probably going to end up with 3 to 6 inches of snow, which is not a big deal but it will be one of the first times we have

atlantic. in maryland it is only 33 for the high. ocean cityof the warmer spots. 40's, i think that's a little optimistic. then we have a high around 30 in the western mountains. the mountains may get a few breaks of sunshine. the clouds building in across the state. we have the icy mix possible east of baltimore early on. southern pennsylvania, york county, starting to get freezing drizzle into the afternoon. it will be a cold game. even with mostly clear skies. snow on the ground. a windchill that will be the real factor here. teens and 20's. that's what it will feel like during the game. we have seen clouds building across the mid-atlantic. a new storm system heading our way. it could bring icy weather later tonight and eventually shift to rain. freezing drizzle a possibility after darks around baltimore and then make sleet and changing to all rain. we will see temperatures in the upper 30's to low 40's -- upper 20's to low 30's tonight. 40's and 50's mid week with the -- will be the highs. saturday another storm, but for now we're keeping t

mid-atlantic, we are not alone. 55 in boston, 68 degrees in new york city.r, just really settling in but it is going to change. as you can see, to the west of us, we are getting some cooler temperature already because a frontal system will move its way in and bring us a few changes. tonight's overnight lows in the low 30s. the wind have been a bit of an issue as well. here is a look at the national temperatures. you can see where the cooler air is in here that i'm talking about that's going to start to push it way in. satellite radar composite. few cloud area of the west. not too much to speak about over the mountains. winds have been an issue today a little bit. we're going to start to come down of the sustained from 5 to 10. they will improve into the course of tonight. here is the front call system. it's going to move its way across the area. tomorrow, it will leave us into the 40s. what a reality check this is. we'll see mainly sunny skies. we'll take a look at radar and show you where that front is currently. behind it, we don't have any precipitation t

atlantic states. and by thursday morning, new york city on up towards boston getting some of that heavy rain.this is mostly a rain event. there is some cold air on the back side. chicago could get a couple of inches of snow on thursday. and we'll be watching that into cleveland as you head into your friday. so tomorrow's commute tonight. where are the worst five cities across the country for your travel? make sure you get up a little early if you live in one of these cities. portland, oregon. looking for some rain. on and off throughout most of the day for your monday. charlotte, looking for rain and fog will likely be an issue, too. as we take a look at city number three, atlanta, georgia. we'll have fog in the morning. rain on and off throughout the day. you can expect a mess at hartsfield jackson international airport. delays will be expected there. city number two, dallas, texas. we could even see some rumbles of thunder mixed in with those showers. and breezy conditions, too. gusts up to 20 miles per hour. and the number one city where we expect to have a slow commute for you tomorrow mo

time yesterday, but there is a change with the cold air coming from the atlantic. 38 in washington d.c. and low 40s around the ocean cityrea. the other temperatures -- . >>> we will deal with this lake effect, particularly in western maryland. more on that in a moment. >>> in the forecast, tonight, maybe a flurry or two. look to my west, we have a winter storm warning in effect for the high elevations of southwest pennsylvania and western maryland and northeast west virginia. great news for the ski resorts that could not get a break over the holidays, but there could be snow in western maryland. it will be cold and windy and the winds not going down until tonight and today the 4eu will probably feel like 32 and overnight, the normal is 32 and 45. will feel ten colder. that 31 will feel like 21 and we will shut the door to the west and it will be moderate on thursday, friday and saturday. don? >>> it is a holiday hurry up and it is a windy one. here is more from traffic control. >> we have the wind warnings and the fire activity to tell you about, that could be a problem on the north side of the road. otherwise, as i sai