>> bel: yes!now you are protect from the poison. >> anthony: right. we're -- we're coming up to the world cup. and i think a lot of people are going to be reading about crime, and all of that. how do you think it's going to go, the world cup? disaster? or it's going to somehow work out? >> bel: i think we are successful, yes successful. >> anthony: you think it'll be a success. >> bel: i'm sure. >> anthony: salvador is one of the host cities for the 2014 world cup. a huge stadium has recently been completed but a lot of people are worried, concerned, if brazil is ready. i've been told thousands of prostitutes are studying tourist appropriate languages in preparation. so probably, a lot of people are gonna get laid, a lot of people are gonna get robbed, a lot of people are gonna get laid and robbed. >> bel: have you ever been here in carnival? >> anthony: uh, no. but that's -- that's -- >> bel: it's the world cup inside carnival. >> anthony: and that works out right? that's not a slaughter fest. >>

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l, wewe broke up ma bel unleashed 30 years of growth in fiber and optic and cell phones that likely would not have happened because a lot of these technologies were lying dormant in bell labs. imagine two systems, the current apple,d another system, itunes, amazon, aws, amazon fulfillment, facebook, instagram, whatsapp, messenger, youtube. which ecosystem has more hiring, more job creation, a broader tax base, more startups? which ecosystem will raise its hand and say to advertisers, we nosure there will be objectionable content and make sure no foreign government weaponize is our platform. these firms are effectively monopolies so i believe we need embrace full body contact capitalism and break these companies up. host: are these monopolies a natural progression, just like we are down to three car companies, the big three? prof. galloway: sure. but you have a lot of choice. i just bought a car, and there is a lot of great cars out there. if you want to drive traffic to your website, you only have two choices, you have google and you have they spoke. if you are a consumer, amazon is futil

. >> we cannot give everybody little facemasks icwould bels a kland zoo is closed yet again today because of bad air. it's not yet clear if it will reopen tomorrow. thanks so much for watching us here at 5:00. >> al and juliette are back with paul in 30 minutes. >> glor: on the "cbs evening chicagois monday, breaking news out of chicago tonight. we are following a shooting at a hospital. punishing holiday week weather. record cold in the east. possible mudslides in the west. and our "eye on america" series tonight focuses on the future of high school football in this country. all that beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> the shots were coming so strong, so closely. >> breaking news, a shooting at a chicago hospital. >> a police officer is in critical condition right now. >> you just never know when you walk into a place if you're going to come out alive. >> here in paradise, california, it's a race against the rain for crews trying to uncover human remains. >> 16 house demo

in the 1300 block of parrot drive near bel air road just behind the college of san mateo. see one, don't run. make ok bigger than you are. county officials say the animal was not aggressive and left the area. king headway in >>> more now on the air quality in the bay area, the latest aqi numbers, a specific measure how much particulate matter is in the air, all four readings above 150, which is the very unhealthy category. we like this number in the good range, which would be 50 or lower. it's more than triple that in santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose and likely will be tomorrow. that's not cloud cover. that is just haze and smoke over the city of san francisco. we did get above average today especially in the city where it's 68, concord 63, san jose 63, santa rosa currently 61, but santa rosa will be down near freezing tonight, so a little frost possible outside the city. fairfield also 34, livermore 38, 39 for redwood city, even san francisco dropping below 50 degrees overnight tonight. your air quality forecast for tomorrow, very similar to today. we may

and that means you definitely nt to understood bel up as you head out the door. here's what you can expect at 8:00 a.m., with wind chills in the 20s and low 30s. in my full forecast, i'll let you know when the wds subside and when rain turns to the area> all right, amelia, thank you.> ew pictures tonight of two wanted men. d.c. police say theyd attac a blind man and his service dog on metro's red line this mornin the victim tells police he accidentally bumped them gettihe onto train at rhode island avenue. a woman nearby caught the incident on camera and snapped these pictures. we're told the man and his dog are okay. >>> neighbors tell news 4 the smell of natural gas has them nervous. and what's more, they say they're being kept in the dark about gas leaks. our mark segraves went to georgetown tonight to get some answers. >> reporter: a few years ago, edward noticed the smell of natural g near his home in georgetown and he reported it. >> this particular one was in mid september. >> reporter: since then, he's been on a mission to find out how bad the problem is

saudi with vesyria, bel it or not. saudi with egypt. >> and what role does russia play in this then at some point. >> i think saudi arabia is looking to divorce opec and marry russia and let the king pin producers control the world oil market to the extent they can. >> very interesting. john kilda of again capital. >>>ren wall stocks dragged down by lower oil prices. energy stocks tumbled. but it was a relatively quiet day after yesterday's huge rally. the dow today rose just 10 points. closing at 26191. the nasdaq fell by 39. the s&p was down 7. by the way, snappingay a three win streak. >>> now to earnings, disney reported record profit and revenue for the year and easily topped quarter estimates anks to studio and theme park businesses. the enttainment conglomerate earned $1.4 a share, $14 cents better than he had evidence. revenue up to $14 billion. sending the stock higher in initial after hours trading in eving. adidi roy has more on disney's quarter on the ceo's strategy. >> disy announcing fourth quarter earnin

one, in both of those states, the numbers that passed were well bel 8-92%, which to me means that americans who would be unaffected by twsse , americans who have this kind of identification, still voted on behalf of their neighbors and eir citizens who don't. also, both of those laws allow for opportunities to lobby theur legisl to make sure that the lawrt enacti.d. requirements, exemption requirements, and other policies that may blunt the law. >> sreenivasan: yeah, let's talk also about the ripple effects of what happened in florida. i mean, this was an enoou state, huge population with prior criminal families.s is there the pility that other states are going to model themselves after this? >> so n we only have kentucky and iowa. if you want to count virginia cause virginia's constitution allows for permanent dinfranchisement, you can. but right now, iowa and kentucky are the only stat sing it doesn't what you did, it doesn't matter how long ago it was you did it, itn' doesmatter how old you were, you lose your right to vote forever. unless the governme decides to pardon you. i think what

and a new study out just this ey bel p rf mak wtwanalewan toa. lovep a heal.iles' mom tonight telling us, "we have so thankful for our positive experience with make a wish. it's about organization that shines a light on children and families when nothing else can." and that's something we all can salute tonight. no question about that. we love miles. and make a wish, for what they do. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. good night. >>> live where you live, th to this happen year after year. >> not the new normal, the new abnormal. >> we did not see any ce ghborhood that wasn't the start of the deadly fire that has devastating butte county. that fire is still not out, and smoke from the camp fire is now causing some serious problems all across the bay areas. look at the bay bridge. you can't even see half of it. >> it's awful. >> good afternoon. thanks for joinings us. i'm barry beale. >> and i'm am that dates. you can see how bad it was saturday, monday, yesterday, and now today. san francisco's air quality right now is actu

that persistent north wind will keep most areas today bel 60 degrees. more chill and more rain coming. this area of storminess doesn't look all that organized just yet near the memphis area. that will be bringing us our chance for rain tomorrow. so thereee you canhe thicker clouds along and to the east of i-95 this morning. future weather i clearing those clouds out of here. we should be left with a fairnt am of sunshine late in the morning. sun is down at 5:00 today. most of the clouds come in aftes the goes down tonight. then tomorrow if we don't get rained on first thing in the morning, don't you worry. steady rain, moderate at times, comingyn at least noontime tomorrow. a very rainy friday afternoon and frigy evening com your way. ten-day forecast, it's a chilly, chilly one. i promise you, it's not supposed to be 79 degrees on sunday. it's supposed to be 49 degrees on sunday. so melissa, don't get your hopes up. >> i wasoing to say, i like that sunday. >> it's called a typo. >> i'll just put my blinders on and pretend. laurel southbound bw parkway n

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obviously any ofin this -- a you know, the president is someone who is very --ve bel in scet si, non-crecy,no isclosure agreements and this is how he basically operated in his life before the presidency. for his allies to be talking to investigators, it's very unsettling. >> what do you make of t house judiciary committee deciding to bring up former f.b.i. director jim comey to testify in a few weeks, former attorney general loretta lynch to talk about the e-mail investigation? does this show that republicans are trying to kick back amid all this talk about robert mueller? >> well, they kept their focus on that chapter of the 2016 campaign for some time. but remember, they're going out of power in the houseit judiciay coe in a few weeks. by january 3, it will be democrats who conol i that committee. and they have a whole list of questions going to complecely other dons in terms of investigating the president. i do want to point out the new -- the likely incoming new chairman of the senate judiciary committee is going to be lindsay graham of south carolina, once a trump enemy, now asee

by 4:00 p.m., we're still running almost 20 degrees bel normal. and then on saturday, just one computer model. this is giving us. the areas with a him potential rain. saturday morning, not just around 81. frederick county in maryland. we want to keep a close eye. we could be seeing little freezing ra it is rainy for small business saturday. grab the umbrella you'll be just fine. the temperatures won't be as ld but we're tracking rain out there. we're keeping a e close that chance of f ezingrain. for most of us, it is a rainy da especially around the midday. overall, it is finally just cold out there. >> if you're coming back sunday, no problem. a chance of showers on monday and then cold into the middle of next week. >>> allright. we'll be ready. we've sustain california wildfires cause horrible destation. milies losing everything in paradise, california. >> onean love his ho-- he lost home. he's givin two tickets. heaid they've long been looking forward to going to a game in ll. > the only thing readily available were those tickets. just grab the

others include this santa bel doughnut and the holiday plaid doughnut. >> we have to have one.. >> that doesn't look too bad. >> probably pass on the doughnut. >> we'reec settingds and we knew that we had gotten a lot of rain this month. now for the year, we've almost set a record as well. >>e have. the third wettest year on record and we're witn annch of becoming the wettest on record. i have rain chances over the weekend and some rain possibly next weekend. we'll loot the radar. some rain still out there now. these light owers, pushi through. it should be out of here by 7:00 p.m. based on the latest movement and models. these are moving from west to east. damascus seeing some rain, frederick, even parts of the district through parts of fairfax county seeing some light sprinkles. these should be out of here by about 7:00 p.m. what we're focused on now through thursday, the cold, the winds and sunshine in the forecast. what to wear, it is all about the sunglasses and puffy coats. you want t grab the small umbrella with the chance of rain later in the day. if you're out, taking

is melania trump showed off the bel decorations. this year's theme, honors the u heritage of america. it returns tthe east wing. throughout the month more than 30,000 visitors are expected to take part in holiday tourshi at the house. >>> a little rattle rain wasn't to dampen the spirits at the capitol. this ar's tree is a 35t f noble fir. itill be decorated with 10,000 ornaments from the people of oregon. you can see the tree light up on december 5th. i always love to see it. >>> from baltimore to richmond. it's kind of tough to get a brk from traffic. >>> plus, a little breezy. maybe a little blustery, too. what we can expect james: this is alana, a very busy mom. she and her husband reginald wanted to grow their family. but alana is one of thousands in the dc area with kidney disease. on thanks to a kidneyion from reginald, al a is healthy and enjoyi. me i'm james brown and et my friends, alana and reginald - soon to be parents of two. visit the gw ron andpaul kidneyr kidney donation,jo at gw kidney.org or call 1-833-kidney3. z2y

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that means that every man, woman or child that you see could bel psychologist says it's combat that could have affects. >> veterans said the hardest part is coming home. >> reporter: long's neighbors suspect he had ptsd. there was a crisis intervention team and mental health specialists responded to his home. he was cleared after they determined he wasn't qualified to be taken under 5150. >> my guess is he wasn't -- clearly wasn't deemed to be of imminent risk of harm to self or others, despite needing mental health treatment. >> reporter: abc 7 news reached out to v.a. who confirmed long was not enrolled in health care at any time. >>> in florida, it's deja vu. the secretary of state has ordered a recount in races too close to call. that includes bitter contests for governor, u.s. senate and state agriculture commissioner. we have the latest. >> reporter: there will be no answer until at least thursday, possibly longer, for who will represent florida in washington and in the governor's mansion. state law requiring a machine recount when the margin is half a percentage point or less. by s

these cbs news tests were conducted on different days in rolling farmland, north of bel air, maryland. 11 volunteer marksman took turns firing clips of three bullets each at the moving target. much of them had much familiarity with a rifle although each was given time to practice at a nearby indoor range and most of the volunteers were experienced with bolt rifle bold actionon -- rifles. distance, about 175 feet. in six seconds, the distance feet.o 200 70 results very. in maryland state true for made two hits on the silhouette. one near miss. in slightly less than five seconds. another state troopers best time was 5.4 seconds. one-hit, two near misses. an engineer had the best score. three hits in 5.2 seconds. ballisticsn at the laboratory managed three shots in the fastest time. 4.1 seconds. half a second faster than the fastest time turned in for the warren commission. hit.nly one altogether, the 11 volunteer marksman made 37 attempt to fired three shots at the moving target. 17 of the attempts had to be called no time because of trouble with a rifle. in the 20 attempts where time c

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the animal wandered through a neighborhood on parrot drive in bel air. they say it was not aggressive and left the area. >>> 50 million electric vehicles, that's the promise from volkswagen ceo. there's no reference to an actual timeline of when vw expects to complete its goal but the first golf sized i.d. electric cars are expected to be delivered in 2020. volkswagen promises they'll be less expensive than tesla. >>> daniel mangden is making headlines after he helped two stuck puppy. the dogs were eight feet down a drain for nearly a week and now recovering. >>> happening today. amazon is expected to officially announce the two cityings that will sve as its new headquarters. >> if you've been following along since last week, then you won't be surprised. "the wall street journal" first reported late last night that amazon has picked new york's long island city, which is in queens and crystal city virginia, just outside washington, d.c. as their new dual headquarters. sorbet area, you're want getting that. we're going to try to blow the smoke out of here.

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only about 4 inches bel the record for the whole year and that is amazing considering'v seen so muchince the month of may. and another inch coming on wesaturday. ane talking about obviously traveling for thanksgiving. today is a good day to get o there. head to the sculpture garden ice rink. this is a cool one. weather permitting, this goes all the way througharch 10th the rink was supposed to open last week but was delayed because of a snowstorm. what do you know? out there today, would have been a nice one. and pretty nice weather out there tonight. look at this though, last ten daysthave been colde average. the average high temperature right now is around 57. we've been well below that. today actually a high temperatur of 59 so we were above average. and that breaks the longest stretch since march. 52 degrees right d now,pping through the 50s down to about 49 by 11:00. it will be chilly tonight, but not totally cold. we have a storm system making o its w way, so clouds cover overhead. still have a south wind out ahead of that front. here is shower activity up around morgan county,

i will just stay in bel air. i still get to a virtual signal on twitter. boycotting a state is an even sadder version of "i'm moving to canada" because even if they sneak into georgia, they would never move to canada. it's far easier to boycott a body of work than a body of land everyone can do it and once they start in anything beyond a tweet, georgia is going to exercise their rights too. juan, how can we not please you guys. you didn't get a blue wave, let's face it. close to 40 seats. should be happy. i would be happy. but they are still mad. they are going boycott georgia. >> juan: did you miss chris wallace's interview with donald trump? >> greg: i did. i was out drinking. i was late coming home. >> juan: >> juan: the presidente won, he won the senate. and that's what counts. chris said what about the house? he said no, no, you didn't hear me. we won. we won the sentence. >> greg: he is being an optimist but on the other side the democrats are still mad. they are still angry, even winning that many states. how many governorships? >> juan: you are con

going to bel it is so much more fun than last cycle. the vice erickson, president of social policy and politics at third way. thank you for joining us. if you are joining us on the livestream or want to tweak, we wave in hopes #2020 to continue this through the next cycle. i'm excited to have three guests that can fill an entire encyclopedia of knowledge between them about how to win races across the country. before we jump into that, i want to give you a couple of insights poll werom a electionee conducted with david binder research. we talked to folks in the 72 battleground district days before the election. either people that had already voted or said they were certain to vote. we asked them about a couple of things. we said what do you want congress to prioritize coming into this next congress? the number one answer was reducing health care costs, the second was expanding access to health care, then we had six in the immigration system and creating good paying jobs coming in behind that. 61% of the voters in these districts said hea

the country and we were just waiting, we knew what donald trump was going to do, he's very predict belme way and he crossed that line and we launched it with a thousand events across the country with well over a hundred thousand people showing up. people are speaking their minds. they're not tired. they're ready. that's why we saw this voting blue wave because people wanted to have a check on this administration. >> david, how dangerous. i'm always two minds about the president's tweet, at one level this is horrifying, the other is, he's the guy at the bar. to your mind, how dangerous is the under mining of the electoral system that he and marco rubio and others in the republican party seem engaged in in florida. >> thank you for that question because it's very subtle. here's why it's so important to have this conversation, trump and rubio and scott elect fraud understand what's happening, they are taking legitimate concerns about timeliness and competence about supervisors in elections and con flating that with allegations of criminal fraud which they have no evidence. . i would say i

ow"used the words "just bel the neutral rate. what do you think?: the market was looking if he would go back a bit from the hawkish comments he made several weeks ago. another expert was more on the moved side in powell has closer to that. the market keeping a keen eye on the trajectory of policy whether it might be a certain signal we are getting closer to the neutral rate. i think i'll is also very clear that i don't know where the neutral rate is. he said there getting close to dependent andry will be based on a meeting by meeting basis from here. anna: let's stick with this conversation. we are asking on our blog the question of the day. how long with the powell impact last? this is taking on board the fact that not a body would call this a powell impact. maybe the effect is already gone, u.s. futures down at the start of the day. marilyn: we saw this relief rally after powell made his comments yesterday. at december, the market is still expecting the feds to raise rates. and it's when we look at 2019 that it's much more uncertain than -- that

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they also formed bel biv devo. they are back on tour this fall selling out stadiums around america.all four members of rbrm. ron knee, bobby, ricky, and mike. >> yes. >> that was great. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> we're happy to have you on the beat together. ronnie, who needs to fallback? >> i'm going to say as a mad real estate professional with a company in atlanta, georgia, california has four of the top ten cities for purchasing a home. like the most expensive places to live. i'm like, cali, fall back. you got to share some of that wealth. you know, real estate is generational. >> what about you, bobby? >> mine is -- i hear there's this al day door running around trying to snatch little puppies and little children and the alligator needs to fall back. you know? i have a barbecue line of sauces and seasonings. if y'all find him, please bring him to -- i mean, bring him to the cookout. i'll make y'all some alligator steaks. you know, some fried -- you know. >> alligator tips. >> alligator bites. >> usually when people say you're invited to the cookout, i

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i think it is a bel-- you searc for something positive my wife says listen i have never seen you so depressed about the eagles it is not everyone tn the eagles >> how about powell and bostic and the dollar at a one week low. you may get what you have been calling for. >> when you look at powell i think powell is trying to think about, i think he's worried about the debt >> the growing overall national debt >> he did not realize how quickly things can defeteriorat in the company the numbers are autos or housing. now you are starting to get hotel numbers that are weak. >> there is always a recession that's another sign. look, give me something positive here >> now, listen are you surprise that there is more of a negative tone given the lack of joint communicate out of pay >> that was a bad meeting. we wanted to be a bad meeting. we'll go into argentina with hope and the dinner, she and trump -- there is continued reporting on this idea that we are willing to hold back on 25% on chinese goods as of the new year as a show of goodwill if we can get some where >> pence said listen we can go much hi

he said manafort committed to bel crimes by lying special counsel's office on a variety of subject mattersuted breaches of the agreement. he said throw the book at him. he doesn't care. david: he tampered with witnesses and the judge told him not to and he did it again. they put him in jail. point is, i will be pardoned anyway. david: if he hangs tough for the president, poll point was robert mueller wanted him to turn, it is clear that won't turn -- happen now. alix: jeff curry of goldman sachs research will join us. soybeans were short. we will break it all down. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: goldman is a commodity. we speak to the man behind the call, jeff currie, global head of commodities research at goldman sachs. president trump says if you have president g cap make a deal -- can't make a deal, were tears could be coming. fed says there is considerable possibility inflation will fall below the 2% target. vice chair printing clarida on deck. -- richard clarida on deck. david: i'm david westin with alix steel. it is all about the fed. da speaking today and jay powell tomorrow. alix: real

and foremost deliver positive rest for our constituent and pass legislation that makes their lives belat wbe my topor priy in congress. >> a key factor in wexton's victory is the hundreds of women who volunteered for her. women are a driving force and changing the northern virginia political landscape. ou bureau chief julie carey met with volunteers afterlection day to find out what they learned about ngwinni >> kathy shoop last sunday after three hours of door-to-door d nvassing for jennifer wexton. >> my knee and ankle is wrapped. i've been canvassing almost every weekend for months. >> reporter: last night the payoff. jennifer wexton is heading tore co and she's thanking women and the groups they represent for victory. >> you made it happen when youe join moms demand action. >> moms demand action members taking a day to reax and celebrate. >> we worked really hard and so to see it come tui on and have jennifer win, it was ic fantas >> reporter: some women in this grew newcomers to political activism. >> i donated money and voted. >> reporter: but cindy mccoy rump was r president ele

bismarck, it's going to -- it's 20 degrees bel average. minneapolis at 28. marquette, 28.2 degrees below average. then look what happens tomorrow. that spills south and east it's going to be below average. 36 in pittsburgh. 44, charleston. nashville, 10 degrees below average. kansas city will see 44. thanks givivi thanks day is going to be the coldest throughout the northeast and midwest. buffalo, 23. d.c., 34 it's going to be 29 for a high in new york city. 23 in boston. burlington, 18. and it'sinoing to be of windy. what will that mean for the balloons athe parade? details will be coming up a little later. bufirst, that's w's happening if the woods.hat' >> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.er fi sunshine here in washington this morning. we'll be dry for much of the day day. i couldn't rule out a sprinkle or two during the middle and latevening hours. nothing to worry about during the day. upper 30she mid to around 40 degrees on a monday morning. afternoon highs today, pleasant enough in the mid u toer 50s. blustery and turning colder tomo

. >> one of them is barbara streisand's rendition of "jingle bel bells." why that one?nd so -- look. that's the background of universal. we totally crashed it. but anyway. we don't have the rights. we don't have the rights for you guys. >> darn it. >> i found that out before the show. you can pay for it, but we couldn't obviously make, like, a family-friendly video. >> this just in. we paid for it. [ applause ] >> did we pay for it? we're cheap. did we pay for it? >> i guess i don't get paid today then. >> yeah. ♪ oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse sleigh ♪ ♪ jingle jingle bells oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i noticed that sean is now missing and scott is now missing as well because we thought we have some props. we love sean and so they have agreed to do one of their lip syncing situations. >> let's do it. don't look over there. don't look over there. he's really getting into it. >> his teeth? >> i'm not quite sure. give us a sign. are you ready, gentlemen? here we go. >> okay. [ applause ] >> and you're on. ♪

not over until every vote is >> folks are opening up the dreams of voters in absentee ballots and we bel chance for a stronger georgia is within reach. >> i'm confident that victory is near, and together we will continue to work tout hard working georgians first. >> reporter: abrams believes fhat there are thousands absentee ballots and significant provisional al ballots that will ultimately count in her favor and narrow theap between her d her opponent brian kemp, forcing a r specioff election she thinks could still give her a chance to win. they expect to start countin b thoselots today. >> all right. we will be watching that closely, rehema. thanks. >> craig is here. he has an eye on another election story. >> yeah, president trump of course all but put him on the ballot in the nation's closest races. it wasn't just the president and his agenda that drove voters to the polls inecord numbers. morgan ratford has that part of the story. >> reporter: good morning. we learned a lot about the cotry last night. from here in the midwest toco every t, we talked to voters. it turns out an unpre

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look atti the bel pink sky. we'll have wonderful conditions out there today.u're thinking about ha washingcar. take your chances. we are going to be dry today but then we have rain showers tomorrow and on tuesday and then again on friday of this week. they look pretty significant rain chances that we're going to have. no rain out there now. it's a beautiful morning out there. currenttemperatures outthere right now, 43 here in washington. 34 in college park. we are going to continue to warm up. it's a chilly start so if you're headed off to church one of the races, it will be chilly. but then we'll break t with all sunshine and have blue skies continuing through much ofth day today temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s with a light wind. so grab the sunglasses and a light jacket. ju'll need your rainket for monday and by tuesday you're going to need an umbrella but maybe some short sleeves because those teeratures will warm pretty significantly on tuesday. today only mid to upper 50s. just a little below sasonable so tomorrow look at this, rains wers in