we're reporting today from harvard yard in cambridge, massachusetts. since harvard university was founded in 1636, it's built a worldwide reputation for excellence any fortune 500 company would envy. but for most of its history, harvard has been a man's world. women were not admitted as undergraduates until the 1970s. and it would take almost 40 more years for this ivy league powerhouse to name its first female president. her name is drew gilpin faust. >> so, tim, i'm interrupting practice here. >> perfect timing. >> susie: her job on this rainy afternoon was to make sure her team triumphed over arch-rival yale. >> i just wanted to be here and say good luck, congratulations on what you've done so far. and go crimson! ( cheers and applause ) >> susie: the response was just as enthusiastic on a historic day in 2007. >> the next president of harvard university: drew faust. ( applause ) >> i can imagine no higher calling and no more exciting adventure than to serve as president of harvard. >> susie: but it didn't take long for a reporter to ask the obvious

to cross the ongoing legacy of the kim family i'm joined by peter jenkins in cambridge he is the former u.k. ambassador to the i.a.e.a. and international organizations and partner at a d r g m basters in boston we have jim walsh he's an expert in international security and a research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology and in washington we cross to john feffer he is co-director of foreign policy in focus at the institute for policy studies are generally cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it first i'd like to go to jim walsh in boston are we have a twenty seven year old man who has been anointed leader of north korea as far as we know so far but his father had twenty years of print apprenticeship to become leader of north korea is this guy ready well i think the short answer peters no he's probably not prepared to do this i don't want to discriminate on the basis of age but it would seem unlikely on its face if only because he needs time to make the internal alliances build relationships and consolidate his

one came from research scientists in cambridge. they have discovered what they say could eventually be a cure for multiple sclerosis. >> emily miller was diagnosed six years ago with ms. she lives with chronic fatigue, periods of blindness. she is 30 and has two young boys. >> i think you have to live for the day. in a way, it makes me live more like that. i enjoy every single day with my children. i enjoy looking at the clouds in the sky. i just think tomorrow, and may go blind. i try to enjoy every day. >> multiple sclerosis is caused when our own body attacks the nervous system. for reasons that are not clear, the immune system destroys the protective coating around nerve fibers. as the nerves are exposed and damaged, messages from the brain fail to get through. they're treated with drugs that dampen the immune system. only this year in cambridge, scientists made an important discovery, a way to trigger stem cells in the brain to repair and regenerate. robyn franklin has been co leading the research. >> what we have been trying

dutchess of cambridge arrived at westminster abby in a gown designed by sara burton. she topped off the wedding dress with a tiara loaned to her by the queen. >> it's all about the dress all about kate. >> reporter: approximately 1900 guests were invited to the church for the main ceremony. william and katrina exchanged vows in a traditional service but the kiss would wait. the couple emerged the duke and dutchess of cambridge and took a carriage ride along the crowd packed streets to buckingham palace. they walked out on the balcony to a roaring applause from the crowd below. they shared their first kiss as husband and wife sealing their fate as one of the most talked about couples of 2011. after a honeymoon william and katherine embarked on a north american tour. they touched down in canada in late june. >> the geography in canada is matched only by the hospital at that time. >> reporter: they showed off their competitive sides in a boat race even took in a rodeo. it was off to los angeles where the duke and dutchess attend aid georgia la evening in honor of british

the future duchess of cambridge arrived at westminster abbey in an alexander mcqueen ground designed by sarah burton. she topped off the custom made wedding dress with a tiara loaned to her by the queen. >> it was all about the dress, kate, wonderful. >> reporter: approximately 1,900 guests were invited to the church for the main ceremony. william and kate exchanged vows in a traditional service but the kiss would wait. the couple emerged, the duke and duchess of cambridge and took a carriage ride along the crowd-packed streets to buckingham palace. they walked out on the balcony to roaring applause. they shared their first kiss as husband and wife, sealing their fate as one of the most talked about couples of 2011. after a honeymoon they embarked on a north american tour. they touched down in canada in late june. >> the geography of canada is unsurpassed and famous for being matched only by the hospitality of its people. >> reporter: the royal couple immersed in canadian tradition. showed their competitive side in a boat race, even took in a rodeo. then it was off to los angeles whe

cambridge university ph.d.. eaton baptist church cambridge stgland associate pastor two years. cambridge university, england, instructor, classics, two years. capitol hill baptist church, washington, d.c., pastor, six years and cur dever. born palestine, 34 years of age, wife soran. two children. muslim. university of jordan. b.a., university of jordan, m.a. islam historic. hardford seminary m.a. karattive religions and muslim-christian relations. council on economic relations, washington, d.c. director of public relations. two years. national naval medical center, washington, muslim chaplain, three years and currently, georgetown university. muslim chaplain. one year and currently. yahya hendi. >> yahya hendi, imam, you are a muslim theologian, is that correct? >> i think so. >> how many years did you spend studying muslim theology? >> i would say about 15 years. >> how does the koran depict jesus? >> well, jesus is looked at as a prophet, as a messenger of god. there are 15 chapters in the koran out of 114 that talk about jesus christ. the total verse he is that mention chris

highway 50, and the choptank river fishing pier, lead the way into cambridge, one of the oldest cities in maryland. like any other waterfront town, life in cambridge is measured not by how much, or how fast, but the tides, the wind, and the waves. the sun retreats to the western horizon, casting long shadows over the nanticoke. a river system of serene splendor. individual, curvaceous, meandering. for a long time, the nanticoke remained undeveloped, its shorelines thick with forest, its waters one of the most productive for fishermen and pound netters. a place that inspires hope that chesapeake country will always look just as it does today. >> rhea: we have just seen some of the most stunning and dramatic hd images ever captured of the chesapeake bay. we've experienced her famous landmarks and natural wonders that still look as glorious and untouched as they did a thousand years ago. this production used the latest in state of the art high definition recording gear to capture these beautiful images. and i don't know about you but i think watching it was truly and exhilarating experien

. >> reporter: this parent instantly recognized the man in this photos as the custodian at cambridge element -- elementary in concord. he's facing charges with a child under 14. -- this man says it is time for an open discussion with his son, especially after the boy told us the custodian used to offer candy to him and his friends at school. >> i believe everybody recognize him, because he's the guy working in cambridge school. >> reporter: other parents recognized him working here at walnut acres elementary school, part of the mount diablo district. >> he said to my boy hey carlos how are you? and he said i'm good. my boy told me he's working in cambridge. >> reporter: he worked here at holbrook elementary, not far away. walnut creek police say the child molestation case did not take place on campus. they are curious to know if there are other cases that did. in the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> with the new year comes new laws. one will affect the way you shop in the bay area's biggest city. starting january 1st, do not shop in san jose without big your own bags. plastic vari

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still, 42 annapolis. 41 in cambridge. we've got 40 down at the pax river air station. 20s in the mountains. they're at 21 degrees. a little coating of snow up near the mason-dixon line last night. it really raced quickly away from us. to pennsylvania into westmoreland county, pennsylvania, they had three, four, five inch totals same with tucker county and grant county had five or six inches. 25 in leesburg is the current wind chill. feeling like 33 in fredericksburg. feels like 9 in garrett county. 35 on the bay at the naval academy with the winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. partly cloudy skies. a sustained wind at national out of the west-northwest at 20 miles per hour. that barometer is going to quickly rise. you may have an achy knee or something because of that. look how quickly the storm is racing away. snow is on the back side through parts of the superior new england. they'll pile up. behind the storm, windy conditions are following the storm as it exits stage right. we'll go through the day and say good-bye to t

. >>> the duke and dupes of cambridge will take center stage at olimb -- duchess of cambridge will take center stage at the olympic games. the mission is to promote the importance of the games and inspire young people to excel in whatever they do. >>> joel oldstein reaches millions and now he is going the reality tv route. he signed a reality show deal with mark burnett producer of survivor saying it will feature members of his church going out with communities and helping others. >>> the enoch pratt library you can get a great deals at annual book sales that starts today and runs through sunday. >>> here's your chance to get rid hazardous materials. paint, pesticides, batteries will be collected today and tomorrow at the northwestcitizens convenience center on the 2800 block of of sisen street. a student has been rejected because he is hiv positive. the school target underprivileged children and reps say the decision was difficult but ultimately it came down to public safety concerns. they say the school cannot handle stewed wasn't chronic communeicable disease. >> it's very challengin

checking in down there on the northern neck. 29 from cambridge. we will see sunshine, a few clouds today and slightly warmer than yesterday. yesterday, we got a high of 46. today, we're looking at a high around 50. 53 in fredericksburg. still holding in the mid to upper 40s in the shenandoah valley. monika samtani, happy tuesday! >> happy tuesday to you, too. if you were planning to head outside early on this tuesday morning, 5:00, things are looking great. we're going to zoom in first over to 95 and the bw parkway coming in from baltimore, you'll be ok. no problems on route 50 from annapolis. the beltway is looking fine as well. all the way around toward rockville. let's take a live look into rockville. no problems to report here. 355 at nicholson lane. let's go over to the american legion bridge. whether you're leaving bethesda or tysons corner, i think you'll be fine early on this morning. we'll take a last live look on the south side of town at route 4, pennsylvania avenue. we're looking good here as well. coming up from southern maryland, rou

cambridge has dipped into the 30s as well. the winds this morning, gusting 21 in town and 29 at andrews air force base, we have wind chills down in the 20s and low 30s with high temperatures today in the 40s. normal high is about 49. a little bit below normal at 45. let's go to monika, timesaver traffic, talking about some road closures and new incidents developing. >> there are new incidents developing. in the meantime, let's go to some video from overnight. this road closure down in upper

cambridge still dealing with fog. temps at 50 in washington. mid-50s down to southern maryland. 51 on the bay. out to the west, we cool into the low 40s from manassas to culpepper. cumberland still 52. another unseasonably mild day, highs today upper 50s to low 60s. monika? >> we're going to take a look around town right now. things are looking very good all over the beltway and in southern maryland as well. good morning, everybody. if you're planning to head over to the beltway on the south side of town, we're looking good. in southern maryland, no problems to report on route 4, route 5, route 301. we'll take a look at route 50 from annapolis as you head over to landover and cheverly. we'll take a live look at route 50. no problems to report. all along the roadway heading for the beltway. also take a look at college park on the northside of town live. no problems to report on the outer loop of the beltway on the northside as you head around 95 into silver spring. a live look on the mdot camera, no problems to report as you come in from 95 in f

cambridge university press is the publisher. >> this is book tv on c-span2, currently we are at the university of maryland, a college park maryland and of foreign bank library in the katherine anne porter room and we are talking with the university of maryland professors who are also authors joined by a history professor jon sumida, who has written this book, "decoding clausewitz: a new approach to on war." professor jon sumida, who was coral clausewitz? >> he fought against napoleon and the entire and first as a teenager in 79 these leader to be made great officer in the battle in 1906 and was subordinate to the chief of staff of the army and was a participant in the reform of the prussian army after its three defeat. in 1812 he resigned the commission because he disagrees with the king in terms of their decision to be an ally of france and invade russia, so he goes over to the russian army and serves as an adviser to the czar and is attached to senior russian commanders in the battles of 1812 with at the retreat of the army when it's retract in the late fall of 1812 and goes on when they say

tina kraus reports from london. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge stopped by a homelesslter in london. >> hello. >> reporter: they mountain with teenagers who for the first time in a long time were will have a home for the holidays -- for the first time in a long time will have a home for the holidays. they posed with teens and talked with them, trying to make a new start, the teens are. they took part in a cooking class cutting out cookies and preparing christmas treat. the center point homeless charity was a favorite of the late princess diana. prince william is now trying to help young british people get off the streets. researchers say the homeless are likely to die 30 years earlier than the average brit. >> have a merry christmas, ladies. >> reporter: 25-year-old matt who has been homeless for years and says he has seen the danger firsthand. >> everything from fights to stabbings to drug use to assault, abuse, murders. >> reporter: the future king spent a night on the streets before christmas two years ago to see what it was like for himself. this year his new bride

. >> turn 10, professor kristina miler is the author, cambridge university press. >> december 7, and 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> this sunday for 24 hours american history tv looks at the japanese attack on american military forces at pearl harbor, including the seventh anniversary commemorative ceremony overlooking the uss arizona memorial at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. eastern. live call-in programs at noon, 2:00 and 45 with world war ii historian into 71941 author craig shirley and throughout the day, first person accounts from servicemen and civilians. this weeks national park service conference about pearl harbor, a tour of the visitor center and our footage of the attack and its aftermath. sunday on c-span threes american history tv. >> on your screen is well-known historian stanley weintraub whose most recent book is called "pearl harbor christmas." that was 70 years ago at this time. what was christmas 1941 like in this country? >> christmas 1941 was a very quiet time. people were stunned by what had happened at pearl harbor. this was the first christmas after the event,

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cambridge 43 degrees. put that in your memory bank as we head into saturday and sunday.llite and radar look pretty clear. even some snow fall around the middle of the nation. high pressure is in place. you can see the cold air. we have cold air but it will be a dry cold front, maybe a few clouds trying to pop up. still, plenty of sunshine. things are looking good as we go into friday. then we see little rain. i think that will stay mainly on the coast and bring a few clouds to the eastern shore. as we go into saturday plenty of sunshine. so as we go through the overnight, it's going to be cold, partly cloudy skies. the winds will become calm. by tomorrow 49 degrees. i will call it seasonably cool, seasonably chilly and by u still cold that temperature comintz in at 31. the clouds partly cloudy but it will be breezy. that 31 will feel like the mid-20s. we start you off on saturday. it will be breezy. that 43 degrees will feel like the mid-30s, upper 30s. by the time we hit thursday it is ravens day, temperature coming in at 44. then we'll see a few clouds as we go through

and cambridge 37. salisbury 36 degrees. our current weather right now, we're still under some pretty good cloud cover. as a clipper system makes its way out of hear. that's why we saw some of those snow flurries into certain areas. once we move out of hear. it will be a nice day, cool. way out west, the southwest. that will bring us rain chances as we head out late tuesday into wednesday. that could be pesky and stick around thursday and friday even saturday. unfortunately, i don't think there's going to be chances for a white christmas. maybe a wet christmas, but not a white christmas. mostly chilly today, temperatures 3-42 degrees. -- 38-42k degrees. travel weather. clear skies will prevail for much of the country as far as flying weather is concerned. out west, looking pretty good. denver, 56. dallas, 62 degrees. 43 in chicago and 56 in atlanta and 71 in tampa and new york city will top out around us with 35 degrees. as far as the rest of the state goes, anywhere from the high 30's to the low 40's. the spot in ocean city

three quarters cambridge over to easton. a 16th down in richmond. mostly cloudy, fog on the east and southeast side. got to change that symbol. mostly cloudy this morning, temperatures in the mid-30s to mid-40s. we are looking at a day with partly to mostly cloudy skies. mild though, mid-50s by noon. winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour with a 4:00 p.m. temperature around 60. we had some sun today. even milder than that. we have more sun. if we had more, we'd in milder. right now the chill is in sterling is 31. laurel is 36, andrews air force base 40. there has been a touch of fog sneaking toward andrews, temperatures 42. the relative humidity 92%. light west-southwest wind. for us a storm system coming out of new mexico and texas look at the snow and the blue here headed toward oklahoma city. south of that slightly mild air. heavy rains texas, extendling up into southern illinois. this rain goes up to buffalo and rochester. there is a front with this. all going to be sliding slowly east. today the rains will say to our west. in southern

showers in cambridge. it makes its way up to easton. that's about it. to the west, that's not it at all. this is a lot of rain toward cincinnati and portions of kentucky, memphis. three, four, five inches of rain. on the backside, it's snow. snow in st. louis. also, in toward western portions of texas. take a look at video out of texas. they saw snow and many areas woke up to snow. this is a similar type of snow that we could see in our area come thursday morning. you notice it's on the cars. most of it is melting on those roadways. i think that's the kind of snow we could expect here on wednesday night and into the day on thursday. let's talk about the upcoming system as it makes its way out of texas. here it is, right in here. they are seeing the snow. this is storm number one. here is storm number two. two is going to have the cold air. how cold? right now, it's 21 in omaha, nebraska. 26 in wichita. that's pretty cold. denver, colorado, 7 degrees. the windchill, minus 6. expected to go down to minus 15. that's the windchill in denver. that cold air i

go way north to the northernmost provinces in canada -- cambridge bay is 31 degrees below zero. then you get to the east coast and it is still fairly mild. overnight, as the storm proceeds to the northeast, taking some rain and snow on the backside, it will gradually clear. the wind will pick up. tomorrow in the day, that is when we get the collection -- we get the full action. we get gusts over 30 miles per hour tomorrow with partly sunny skies and a quiet day for thursday and the same into friday. in the weekend, a couple of disturbances could bring a few showers. partly sunny and windy. it will be in the mid-to-lower 40's. there is a chance of just a few showers through new year's eve and new year's day. then it will be somewhat colder by the middle of next week. we will see what happens. >>> what do you have for us? oh it is not time yet. >> yes. you va continues to roll -- uva continues to roll. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron and i get to help scie

cambridge -- look for some twenties in the outlying suburbs tonight. high pressure coming in behind yesterday's storm, which is working its way up to four eastern canada and headed out toward the north atlantic. we will keep an eye on this next front. it may be a couple degrees colder by saturday at this from coast to the area tomorrow night. an area of low pressure developing and a little bit of snow in the middle of the country. this front is worth watching as it approaches tomorrow and slides through tomorrow night. it will go from sunny in the morning to part cloudy in the afternoon. a high temperature of 47-52. snow showers in ohio and northwest pennsylvania tomorrow afternoon, and we are getting squeezed between these two. we will see a lot of clouds around here tomorrow night and early saturday morning. may be light rain along the coast of the lower eastern shore. in between here and baltimore, we are looking for some clouds early in the morning saturday, then some afternoon sunshine. the rest of the weekend should be gorgeous with sunny, cool d

cambridge around 43. these temperatures were below average.een a pretty cool day on tap, chilly to some. the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we have clouds trying to filter. i think the sunshine will win out. the bigger view showing a few snow showers across nebraska as of now but we're not dealing with snow showers. the snow tried to fly from the sky. the ground was too warm. high pressure still in control of our weather. this is that cold front. this is the next one. it's going to be a dry one. we are going to be dealing with colder air. temperatures in the morning will be waking up to the 20s. future trend not picking up. again, that front will move through, maybe a low pressure but it will stay off the coast. we might see a few clouds but that sunshine will win out as we go through tomorrow and saturday. 29 degrees and it will become calm as we go through the rest of the evening. seasonably cold as we go through tomorrow. by tomorrow night, a temperature aroundÑi 31, partly cloudy, brey because you havexd bigÑi plans,y c

lusby across the bay to cambridge.hat's about all we're seeing on doppler 9000 with temperatures running mainly in the 40s. pittsburgh and cleveland are in the 30s. a little bit of snow up here but for us at 49 degrees, well, anything we see is going to be liquid. reston 43. that's one of the chillier spots with leesburg 52. 50 in laurel and rockville. at reagan national still holding on to 49 degrees. winds are calm. cloudy skies and that dew point of 34. the storm system with the snow, that's still spinning out here. warm air across arkansas approaching west tennessee now and louisiana. pretty hefty thunderstorms. this is what we're going to see tomorrow. today just a couple of showers here and there, especially this morning. so today upper 40s. i may have to move this up to 51, 52 but not much more than that. tomorrow near 60 with periods of rain and showers. mild on thursday, upper 50s. we start dry. we may see some showers return before the day is out. if not it will be thursday night into friday morning. looks li

cambridge 41. york, pennsylvania 39. as we look at the satellite and radar not much to see.tep out of the way and you have to go to the atlantic to deal with cloud cover. temperatures will drop off as we go through the evening. the culprit is high pressure in control of our weather. when you have high pressure it sinks. it can't rise. once the air can't rise you are not going to be forming clouds. that's why we'll be dealing with clear skies. when you don't have clouds at nighttime it gets chilly. that's what we'll deal with through the evening. right now you can see what's going on. look at the cold air extending back into detroit around 32 degrees. 48 atlanta. 52 montgomery. they are dealing with stormy weather. that will move out our way later into the week. in the meantime let's not talk about the rain. let's talk about the beautiful weather and sunshine. future trend will show you as you follow the timeline not a lot to see. as we go into monday still plenty sunshine. even into tuesday. wednesday we might get a few more clouds in here. we'll stay dry until thursday. ove

highs about six, seven degrees above average. 50 in pape pea. 52 cambridge and georgetown delaware. tomorrow neighborhood by neighborhood we're well into the 50s. 56 for little italy and 56 for federal hill. we have weather north of york into harrisburg, pennsylvania. we still have high pressure over the carolinas and maryland is enough in this area of high pressure that most of the showers mr. skirt to our north. could a few sneak across the state line, northern baltimore, northern harford county, you could see a patch or two of rain. most of it is skirting around our high pressure dome. off to the west there is milder air and more wet weather coming in with that boundary which will arrive late tomorrow evening. our best chance for rain coming late tomorrow evening. let's break down the timing as we take a look at our in-house computer model. as we go into the afternoon here's where we begin to see the chances for rain. they intense foye a little bit. this model may be underdoing it. we may see more widespread rain. then it looks like all of this may push south. it looks like at th

> one time i see him and he said to my boy, hey car -- carlos and my boy told me he's working in cambridge. >> reporter: he also worked at holbrook elementary. walnut creek police say the child molestation case did not take place on campus now they are curious to know if there are other cases that can. in the east bay, al -- cases that did. in the east bay, alan wang. >>> san jose police say the gun 23-year-old marcus casillas used to kill valerie casillas is the same weapon another man pointed at them in an unrelated case. casillas was picked up in october after his wife disappeared from her home her body was found in the foothills of san jose on october 5th. >>> with the new year comes new laws one will affect the way you shop. starting january 1st, don't shop in san jose without bringing your own bags. the mass tick bags are being banned not just in -- the plastic bags are being banned every retail business is affected. if you don't bring your own bag there's a 10 cent per bag fee for paper bags or buy reusable bags that cost at least a dollar. >> the grocery prices are skyrocketing and

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down to 38 at annapolis, 32 cambridge, and on the boardwalk, 34. westminster and frederick, too. there are still a few scattered showers here and there, but the skies are clearing to a great degree. we do have a little star moving to the north of us but it is off to the southwest where we are seeing an audubon settled weather which will eventually be in our direction by the middle of the week. getting off the close to christmas there. a little bit of a cold spot right now here in the mid- atlantic and northeastern part of the country. the center part has a more southern breeze so temperatures more mild there down this time of year. tonight, mostly clear skies on the crisper side. upper 20's to around freezing or so. here is the insta-weather futurecast. flurries disappointing -- i dissipating. bashar chances coming in with slightly warmer air and is the leading echelon of the rain at troops coming in for the developing storm out west. partly cloudy skies, more cloudy by the end of the day, chile and a little bit above average for the season. southwest when that 5-10 miles per hou

you've got a dry heat system, maybe have to get humid fire -- humidifier going. 50 in cambridge. we find 50 for reisterstown. 52 for arbutus. glenned with about 53. howard county, laurel, pushing mid-50s tomorrow late in the afternoon. a couple of showers in central ohio. could see a patch or two. the air at the surface is extremely dry. we have a more significant rain maker pushing through the midwest. again, this whole batch of rain tracking north and northwest of us wrapping around the big high pressure dome that's controlling our weather and keeping things generally sunny, generally dry and, yes, on the cool side. check out temps. we've got 30s and 40s from baltimore north. much warmer air in place, that area of rain you see tomorrow continues to track to our north. that will begin to change as we push into thursday as that whole boundary begins to line up and cross the country from west to east. we could see showers as early has 4:00, 5:00. overnight down to 30,en crease clouds. through the day tomorrow your two-degree guarantee, variably cloudy skies. could reach into the m

we came in two degrees below where we should be, right around 47 degrees. 40 in hagerstown. 43 in cambridgee moving into our area as we go through the weekend. the temperatures will be in the low 40s as a high. the lows will be in the 20s. make sure you have that big bear coat to break out. in the meantime, satellite and radar not breaking out a whole lot. the big satellite picture, the wide view, you can see snow around nebraska. here at home, we did see snow falling from the sky. that melted on contact. high pressure is in control as of now. we're waiting for the next cold front to move through. once it does so, it could bring a few more clouds. you can see this back into the west and we can see some milder air into charlotte and into charleston. as we look at the future trend, we're seeing the fact we'll see a few more clouds. we she storm trying to move in from the south. it should be a few more clouds as we go into tomorrow. the cold front makes its way saturday. we'll be left with very chilly temperatures. tonight 29 degrees. we will become calm in terms of the wind. by tomorrow the t