they have a lot of work ahead of them. >> rick: can he build on this, capri? do you think?he momentum of tax reform? maybe. i think there's -- it's one very specific issue where, you know, republicans and the white house collectively said, you know, this is a promise that we made to the american people and they were able to deliver on the promise. daca is different. chip is different. keeping the doors open to -- with the continuing resolution after the 19th of january. all of this is i think -- you're going to have to take them one by one. i don't necessarily think that you're going to be able to translate that momentum. even inside the republican party, you have differences of opinion on a number of these issues coming up. so there will be dissent amongst the ranks inside the republican caucus similarly to what we saw in the obamacare debate. >> rick: capri, sarah, we appreciate your time. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> happy holidays. >> rick: so get ready for super saturday. one survey predicting tomorrow will be the biggest shopping day of the year. you get your sh

but let me get back to you, capri.s basically the democrat candidate for president. it's the only person that can stop donald trump's re-election and the democrats are putting their eggs in the mueller basket. if he clears everybody else after this, they have nothing. >> look, i think there's a camp of democrats out there that hope for the worst, that okay, if president trump fires bob mueller, which he said he's not going to do and he does it, it opens the door for obstruction of justice and they can go after impeachment and -- >> jesse: i think the democrats want president trump fire mueller because that's all they talk about. >> there's a camp out there that thinks that. another camp and i belong to the other camp that believes the best path for democrats is to show they're the adults in the room, to show that they can govern. i'm from ohio. we care about jobs. certainly we want to make sure the russia investigation is done and the american public deserves answers in a fair manner about that issue, about what happen

let's bring back republican ted harvey and democrat capri cafaro. were interrupted by a commercial break. i was not delicate how i handled that one. >> that's fine. liz: explain how the handle the michael flynn and jared kushner situation and how the president and his administration handle it. >> you remember over a year ago "the washington post" reported that the fbi said there was nothing in these conversations which flynn compromised any national security and there was no, nothing in which he broke the law in the conversations that he was having. that was over a year ago when "the washington post" reported that. what we do know is that he lied to the fbi about what the conversations were. he lied to the president of the united states about what those conversations were. and that is why he was let go. i think what the media is trying to do and what the democrats are trying to do with all of this heavy breathing today is that they're trying to say that this is somehow coordinated with the campaign coordinating with the russians during the election

let's discuss former minority leader capris and ford o'connell, join us this friday morning, capri, ibegin with you, you think moore is going to win no matter with with or without trump's help? >> i do. i think that alabama is historically republican and while this has been incredibly, you know, contentious race with roy moore and all of the publicity, negative publicity that he's gotten nationwide, don't forget that roy moore has been thrown off of the supreme court twice in alabama and is no stranger to controversy and continues to win, with or without president trump or with or without rnc, roy moore wins the special election, low turnout, the people that show up are going to be people that are concerned about maintaining a republican seat in alabama and maintaining that majority, republican chaimber in the united states senate, so you never know but -- but that's my read and i think a lot of this is just down to the fact that republicans want to make sure in washington that roy moore plays ball. >> ironically capri, this early in the morning we actually agree with something, it's

we're like you know it's capri. third-year running back out of colorado state.ch here since cardinals. his coach among those impressed by bibbs. >> i've been very impressed by him. it's one thing to come in here and learn a system but another to come in here and produce. and capri making plays on a screen play and some protections with some decent things. had some other catches. i was impressed with the way capri handled himself both mentally and physically and he'll get more and more opportunities next week. >> tonight the calm before the storm. wizards and capbo wizards with four games in under a week starting tomorrow at home versus the pelicans. the caps obligate road to start the holiday festivities. their wish list at the top is coming true. come tomorrow t.j. oshie coming back. oshie returning to the ice for the capitals. oshie has missed six games with a on kugs. he suffered against the sharks on december 4th. t.j. going on the road trip with the caps. all sides point to him playing tomorrow night against the stars. the caps have gone 5-1 without him in

capri, is that fair and do you think he will be part of this administration for a while? >> you know, i think that all things considered, secretary tillerson has done a pretty good job given the global challenges. i'll give them credit on isis and the caliphate. i'll give them credit on giving lethal defensive aid to ukraine after years of ukraine basically being hanging in the wind on the threshold of russian separatists in eastern ukraine. we are part of a global community of nations that we cannot just isolate ourselves. i think some things that have happened, particularly with some of the tweets that have gone on automatic of the white house and some of the policies as well, that we have managed to strain relationships with traditional allies like the united kingdom and germany. recent controversies in the united nations. >> rick: i'm guessing bruce would differ with that assessment as well. >> you know what? the interesting thing on rex tillerson, here's a gentleman that managed 70,000 employees, world travel, handed $167 billion budget, as you might say or -- you kn

here with thoughts vincent palacio, and capri, executive and resident of university school of publics and former democratic minority leader in the ohio state senate, welcome to you both. >> absolutely. >> vincent, in your view has one political party handled than the other better? >> yeah, unfortunately. the democrats are handling it better. you had representative conyers, 35 members, i believe it was 35 members called for al franken to resign and, you know, by all accounts, franken is liked in his caucus and they are taking pure no quarter approach, getting rid of these people who have alleged to commit -- commit these acts and you contrast that with what's going on in my party and unfortunately this is a strong warning, you know, my party has trouble with -- with women and expanding our base. >> wait, vickent. slow down for a second. most people credit house speaker paul ryan for moving quickly to ensuring the resignation of trent franks, what's the problem that you see? >> the elephant in the room is the race in alabama. this is going to come back to haunt us in 2018 and we are go

noelle and capri. thank you very much. >> thank you.id: chicago, ground zero for the deep freeze slamming nearly half the country. chicago where we find mike tobin, one of the bravest reporters around. you're bundled up but you're a big guy but i can tell you're bundled up. good for you. reporter: bundled up and nice layer of flab that keeps me warm in cold environment much like narwal. look at satellites, like superior, lake erie, headache -- lake huron. the snow is piling from ohio all the way to new york. five feet has been dumped on erie, pennsylvania. even the snowplow got stock, broke out the snow shovels to get the snowplows moving. they have 24 hour shifts keeping up with the snow. the cold is beautiful in minnehaha false in minneapolis. some people are climbing up behind the false. it is dangerous. you can slip and fall up there. park rangers say it is also illegal. the bridge got stuck up in green bay, wisconsin. the other thing authorities warming about in this weather frostbite. you don't feel while it sets in under 30 minut

>> democrats aren't as reasonable as capri is.he is from a county that voted for donald trump and swings back and forth. she understands that $1,000 -- she is not nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. there should be more capris. katie: i know that is something that's on the table. one more question i have moving forward. how the democrats see this playing out with the leadership in terms of washington, d.c. is nancy pelosi going to be around much longer? >> i see a lot of young forces that want to be part of the leadership. she has too much money. we know in politics, money controls everything. when you have know a lot of things that happened with bernie sanders in the past election, i'm not sure the democrats have had a full audit yet and they are willing to get rid of nancy. >> the first step is acceptance so we'll see how that goes. thank you so much. judge jeanine takes you for a ride in a state of the art military jet. but jay christian adams standing but jay christian adams standing by with his take on the♪ this holiday, the real

david: you heard capri. she is democrat. >> if capri were running democratic party we republicans would be in trouble but they're not and the base is further and further left. more and more rabid. if you say good morning to the president they want a primary to throw you out. david: did i hear you agree with that? did you hear you going yes to that, capri. >> that is true. to our peril. we saw that happen with the republicans in, in the tea party movement as well. when either side goes too far to the extreme left or right, it hurts people in the middle. the other part of it is gerrymandering. there actually aren't a lot of blue dog democrats. you have super republican or super democratic districts. it is not in their interest to compromise. david: house intel committee issuing a subpoena to the associate of john mccain's. this is the latest twist on the russian saga. it continues on and on. wait until you hear the latest. that is next. ♪ see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall st

joining me capri and harme. let's start with you, harme. al franken and i have clashed a lot politically over the years. i found him personally nasty. but i'm getting worried where this is going. the democrats would not have act against al franken if they had the white house and they had a decent majority in the senate. this was so they could tar trump and go after roy moore. i have no doubt in my mind. >> i agree with your comments yesterday. i think al franken is a human sacrifice on the alter of 2018 for the democrats. look at the leader of the pack. kristin gillibrand who last year was campaigning with bill clinton. sent him thank you tweets and thinks it's fine. when it's time to throw the clinton overboards, they have done that as well. this me too movement has been enabled by the fact that the democrats are not held back by the clinton dynasty. everybody knew what was happening, but they couldn't say anything because the leaders were doing the defending and the shaming and the blaming and all of those things. now it's a new day. they

. >> capri cia and her two month old son jazz stopped by the fire station to meet the firefighters whohter] >>> thank you all. thank you. i cannot thank you all enough. i mean, seriously. iit was a dire emergency and jazz could not wait. jazz couldn't wait and you all came to his rescue. you all helped me. you all helped my children. you all saved the day really am truly blessed and ecstatic and grateful. >> well, it's normal for us 'cause this is what we do on a normal basis. not every day we get an opportunity bring them back to check on them and check on their welfare and also do something special for the family around the holidays. >> firefighter eric delaney and his crew showered baby jazz with gifts including a d.c. fire and ems t-shirt and hats. they gave presents to jazz's older siblings and mom a gift card to help the family out this christmas. good story. >> good thing they were there. i remember having all -- well, i didn't have all three of children. >> you were there. >> when they were born getting to the hospital i was like please don't have this baby in this car because

back with us now, capri cafaro and gina loudon. the hopelessness surged 16%. that one state alone.ilicon valley, hollywood be the most of expense -- hollywood, the most of expensive homes in the world. >> you just mentioned the soaring housing costs. i am familiar with the silicon valley having gone to college at stanford. i know a number of people who have good jobs are getting priced out of the office and have to continue to move and move and move. if you are an entrepreneur or you have you are unemployed, you are up against a difficult fight. the other thing i would say is this. homelessness not upon is high cost of housing it's a contributing factor. but we also have to think about mental whealt issues. there are significant contributing factors to homelessness. charles: the distinction where california is spiking so much. you have forced minimum wage and you pay the highest prices for gasoline. and you have to wonder perhaps if they are doing something wrong that disadvantages the lower echelon of the economic earners. you lived in the state for a long time. >> i did live in c

capri, what do you make of president trump giving the failing "new york times" an interview, keep youre and enemies closer? >> i think maybe the mood just struck him down in palm beach. i think he was -- if i recall correctly, he was speaking to the "new york times" at the trump international golf course there in the palm beach area. so i think it was on his home turf and i think he had a captive audience and was feeling relaxed and comfortable and wanted to have an opportunity to tell his side of the story. >> julie: david, you have to give it to this president. he has been very accessible to the press even to the "new york times," the one newspaper i think he probably rips the most. you can't argue that he is not fully being transparent when it comes to giving these types of interviews. >> no, he has made no secret about who he likes and who he doesn't like but he has been open in talking to the press in many different times. a different schedule than previous presidents but he has been between the twitter use and his own press conferences he gives on his way to the helicopter or thi

"did you move to villa capri just to piss me off?""no, that was just a happy by-product."le their senior community in the weekend's only new wide release, "just getting started." the action-comedy won't start on top: box office trackers are forecasting a five-million- dollar debut, far below what box office champ "coco" figures to make this weekend. "this town, bri. they don't want me.""wish we could just make our own movie.""that's a great idea."with no other new competition, "the disaster artist" expands from limited to moderate release this weekend -- about 800 locations -- and figures to rise into the top 10, also grossing about five-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) an injured sea turtle in san diego has a chance for a better life - thanks to three-d printing technology. this loggerhead turtle was found partly paralyzed four years ago, with a large gap in its shell. but that gap became a serious problem as the turtle grew. the birch aquarium came up with a solution. officials teamed up with u-s san diego's digital media lab to build the turtle

cardinals in check this afternoon while the offense got a major boost from a new face, you runningback caprisetimes you can prepare well and not play well, i think everybody has to understand the difference between preparing and playing well. but for the most part our guys given great effort and sometimes we do and the score doesn't indicate that. i'm happy the way the guys competed, played practiced and prepared throughout the entire season. >> it's hard to win if you're just settling for fold field goals, i was pleased with the red zone, it was a big difference in the final out come. for a variety of reasons, turnovers, missed queues, we can only run 15 plays in the first last, you won't get package of anything. >> we bent but we didn't break. let us win the game >> started to finish out the season strong, eight and eight looks better than whatever record we could have. so that's our goal try and win these last couple games. we got to start it today. >> we don't have my guys up there. perfectly and i rode out there. that's my job. and i was able to that for my team mates. they did a good jo

have people jump on the bandwagon that you had like the dolls and we had howard those wins he had capri sun drinks while to populate the bed sheets underway and sunglasses and not it was it was a massive explosion to really capitalize i mean it pillai as much as you could to make money in. the ninety's are high on the new economy the digital age made room for new markets internet start ups have the stock market booming multimedia products are created for a child's play be it video games or tamagotchis and the entertainment industry turned its attention to girls. america i've heard of there was a noticeable push of products onto the market is specially targeted to girls if you take girls magazines for example there are all sorts of new publications in the ninety's like brigade to young miss magazines with a lot of content related to the cosmetics and fashion industries consumerism was promoted as a lifestyle in those magazines then there were also t.v. shows that revolver go around the software lies ation of women. yet as i put it with female protagonists were in the foreground on shows

she wore capris. >> someone called up and said they cup under a little bit too much. let them out. >> they said i was shocking people. i had been an actress who did small parts on dramatic shows. i had no comedy background. all i could think of when i got to work with them is what would lucy do. lucy was the queen. >> laura's thrust in the show was to be the independent woman which was starting to happen at that time. >> he said right from the beginning, you are not going to be the kind of wife who says here's the cream and sugar, darling and how was your day? not only did mary play an incredibly forceful character, but she i had a true presence and identity. she was not just the beautiful wife should she could have been. >> some of the shows where she wants to go out dancing and be a dancer at the end she decides to just be a mother. >> i wondered if i could take the strain of the daily classes and the rehearsals and exercise. now i know, i can't. >> you can't? >> no, rob. there is not a bone in my screaming for heaven's sake lie down in a hot tub. >> i feel remiss a

but i'm a little disappointed. >> sandra: capri?the sentiments of the content of the bill. there are a lot of concerns that i have in regards to the impact that this will have on individual american citizens, the middle class and frankly state governments as someone who served as the minority leader for a number of years in the ohio senate. the state and local tax deduction will have a significant impact on state budgets, frankly. so that being said let's take the content aside. this is the largest legislative accomplishment that we've seen. i would say that if there is no problems within conference it is likely they actually will succeed and get this done. >> sandra: things are changing quickly. a few moments ago congressman conyers from his hospital bed announcing his retirement with a local radio station. for first time let's hear it from him himself. >> i am retiring today. and i want everyone to know how much i appreciated the support and my legacy will continue through my children. i have a great family here, and especially in

she wore capris. >> somebody from the network said you have to let them out. >> they said i was shockinge. i had been an actress who did very small parts on dramatic shows. i had no comedy background. all i could think of when i first got to work with that raft was, what would lucy do? lucy was the queen. >> laura's thrust in the show was to be the independent woman, which was -- started to happen at that time. >> he says right from the begin, you are not going to be the kind of wife who says, here's the cream and sugar, darling. and how was your day? >> not only did mary play an incredibly forceful character, but she had a true presence and identity, and she just wasn't the beautiful wife, which she could have so easily been. >> hi, honey. >> wow. >> some of the shows she wants to go out dancing and be a dancer again and at the end she decides, oh, i just want to be a mother. >> i wonder if i could take the strain of the daily classes and rehearsals and the exercise. and now i know. i can't. >> you can't? >> no, rod. there isn't a bone in my body that isn't screaming for heaven's sake,

capri, to you first. how important is it.heir best and brightest and biggest to close the deal on this. a lot of ads coming from the democratic national committee to push jones. what do you think about it? >> it's the first time in 25 years to pick up a seat in alabama. as we all know, it would change the balance in the united states senate making it that much more narrow in the chamber and increasing the odds of the democrats stalling the republican agenda. so obviously it's very important here, but guess what? money doesn't win elections. it's how you invest that money. so it's interesting to see what happens tonight. >> neil: it's about bringing about your race, those in alabama about ticked off about being lectured to regarding moore and the african american vote. what do you think? >> i think there's been a co coalescent of the hollywood forces. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell don't think they believe moore. this has made it a difficult race. and the polling showing that jones has a ten-point advantage. even deeper, if we

so capri, ladies first here.republicans if they pass it. >> well, they are fulfilling a promise that speaker ryan said. here is my word of caution, if we recall back in 2010 when the democrats who controlled both the white house and congress passed through obamacare, the affordable care act along party line votes, you had to pass it to know what was in it. you had to implement it so the people of the united states would decide they liked it and guess what happened? obamacare become a lightning rod in the 2010 election and democrats lost. it could be a similar scenario for republicans in 2018. let's face it. the process that the controlled republican controlled white house and congress looks exactly like what happened with the democrats in 2010. >> heather: is it about process or results? and what do americans care about? if they start to see more money in their pocket that's good news. >> in the case of obamacare, you were forcing people to spend money rather than letting them keep more of their own. it's the com

. >> it is a sense of entitlement, it is a entrenchment, but to give capri a little break, it is notust for democrats, it is for republicans as well. we need opportunities for the younger generations to come out and serve. i believe that service and the elected capacity should be an opportunity, not a career. there should be serviced, and then you need to go home. our founders did that, they were a diverse group of people who were doctors, lawyers, scientists, and they serve their government and then they left for their professions, that is a big problem. it is up to the people to determine the term, i am saying that the party can have their own internal term limits, the problem is that the candidates raise money, how do you go to a guy who has $5 million in the bank and say, your time is up, he will tell you to take a hike. >> trish: go ahead. >> that as a whole separate problem, frankly, you have members of congress that are running on two year cycles that are doing nothing but raising money in order to just keep their job, people need to be more focused on the actual job of legisl

. >> reporter: as they rival for the attention of those at the villa capri, especially one played byusso, a threat from the mob resurfaces and the two find they will need to team up to save them all. >> clean that lab, you get out. >> reporter: expanding to more neaters nationwide is the sci- fi fable of a love story the shape of water. by director dell toro with sally hawkins as a janitor working at a government lab that bonds with a man being kept as a classified experiment. >> we are going together. >> reporter: also in more theaters is the disaster artist, directed by and starring james franco in the story of tommy wiseo and the making of the notoriously bad movie turned cult classic the room. >> everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: several smaller films start in limited release, including i tonya with margot robbie as tonya. anticipation builds for the franchise release, star wars the last jedi. in new york, fox news. >>> you can enter right now for a chance to win a pair of tickets to either the color of purple on may 2nd of next year or school of rock on june 27th of nex

>> well, they can if they don't listen to democrats like capri. i think she's absolutely right. i think we need to work together to build this economy, right now the whole democrat policy seems to be obstruct obstruct obstruct and maybe if we hold our breath long enough this trump guy will go away and come back to sanity. not going to happen. please, don't say anything any more. i don't want my opponents to win liz: the party of no plan. right? >> yes. liz: that's right. you guys have been terrific we'll have you back in just a bit. now to this story. u.s. ambassador to the united nations hickey nail it confronts the countries voting at the u.n. after it rebuts president trump 's plan to move the israeli embassy and declare jerusalem the capitol of israel. well president trump pull funding as he's threatening to do from the countries that voted against this move and then the media doing its level best to go after the president now that his tax cut bill has passed in congress. we'll show you what they're saying now, stay right there. it's easy to think that all money managers are

figure it out. >> capri, last question. democrats have high hopes.king about a democratic wave in the mid-terms. either party typically loses seats. is this a small gain for the democrats or a large gain? we're going to keep the tapes and have you back this next year. is it going to be a democratic wave yes or no? >> i don't think so. i think it's going to be down to turnout and what happens in the next 11 months in the economy and in the political climate. so too early to tell. i'd say modest gains but not a -- maybe a flip of the house but not the senate. >> we'll play the tape, have you back. >> sounds good. >> thanks, merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> president trump renewing his criticism of the fbi taking aim on twitter at deputy director andrew mccabe and his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. mccabe was on capitol hill testifying on the russia investigation. his appearance coming as some congressional republicans step up their calls to fire mccabe. they say he's part of an fbi culture that is biassed against the president. we

"did you move to villa capri just to piss me off?""no, that was just a happy by-product."ou and i: just getting started."oscar winners morgan freeman and tommy lee jones vie to rule their senior community in the weekend's only new wide release, "just getting started." the action-comedy won't start on top: box office trackers are forecasting a five-million- dollar debut, far below what box office champ "coco" figures to make this weekend. "this town, bri. they don't want me.""wish we could just make our own movie.""that's a great idea."with no other new competition, "the disaster artist" expands from limited to moderate release this weekend -- about 800 locations -- and figures to rise into the top 10, also grossing about five-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (grant) still ahead... meet our latest kron4 hero...actually this time...we realized there are two heroes. an inspiring story of a young girl who now has renewed faith in policing. how can you make your hair even stronger? use pantene shampoo together with 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. their pro-v

"did you move to villa capri just to piss me off?""no, that was just a happy by-product."an freeman and tommy lee jones vie to rule their senior community in the weekend's only new wide release, "just getting started." the action-comedy won't start on top: box office trackers are forecasting a five-million- dollar debut, far below what box office champ "coco" figures to make this weekend. "this town, bri. they don't want me.""wish we could just make our own movie.""that's a great idea."with no other new competition, "the disaster artist" expands from limited to moderate release this weekend -- about 800 locations -- and figures to rise into the top 10, also grossing about five-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. ♪ this year, start a new holiday tradition... delicious recipes made with nutella! the holidays never tasted this good. discover holiday recipes at nut

the hollywood reporter says the film has received the best original screenplay honor at the capri- hollywoodilm festival. "three billboards" counts the a-f-i's movie of the year among its 22 awards won so far."you know, i'm very happy watching these films." and in more awards season news: willem dafoe gets an honor. the actor will receive the icon award at the 29th annual palm springs international film festival. dafoe won the award for his work in "the flordia project." the festival's awards gala takes place january 2nd."what is that?""that is london."(nat roar)yes, that is indeed london, on giant wheels, in "mortal engines." peter jackson co-wrote the screenplay, based on the novel by phillip reeve. the story takes place in a post- apocalyptic future where entire cities have become mobile, after a war caused global geological upheaval. engines" rolls december of next year. in hollywood, i'm rick (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning foreca

necessarily the norm any more you really see justin timberlakes of the world rocking really >> suits with capri of be like, yeah. >> okay. >> what happened to you. >> what's happening? >> the gym is across the street it's part of d.c.'s culture i think a little color arc little flare -- >> i will tell you to me there's knot nothing like a guy in well tailored suit. there's just -- good i agree. >> it's amazing. >> or nothing like a well taylored guy. >> that too. >> stylish and powerful. >> totally. >> i do. >> totally. >> the suits aren't going -- >> it's how you've grown up. >> i don't think the suits are going anywhere. just the way men dress. it's not like men have to deal with when it comes to dressing any way. >> a lot of choices. >> the basic colors, black and blue and gray. not so much blue any more. pollute and gray, charcoal and basic blue. >> every guy needs a black suit. >> i don't know if you need the black suit. >> but you don't need a black suit any more. >> i think do you at funerals in your life. >> dark charcoal work. that kind of stuff but the suit will never you go i was wha

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. >> capri, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> 7:36 right now.the forecast. tuck, good morning. >> steve g morning. temps in the 30s right now. we can expect highs in the middle 40s for this afternoon with the breezes kicking in once again with a passage avenue cold front which will take place later this morning. 37 now in washington. lots of out there. i mean look what's going on north and west. we warmed up a little bit overnight. places like chicago 17. binghamton 11. toronto the this hour 5 degrees. so it's plenty cold to our north and west. cold enough around here snow showers last night enough for light accumulations just to our north, and we've got a few leftover flurries early this morning. that will quickly fall apart and left with partial sunshine and daytime highs in the middle 40s. not bad day. little warmer than yesterday. should be pleasant this afternoon. ut-oh, thumbs down. hopefully about traffic not weather. >> traffic not weather i hate this. smoke alarm went off in my building yesterday so i was outside just a sweatshirt it wa