we are getting a lot of this is from christine mcdonald. getting ready to go trick-or- treating. as we get into the christmas season we will be sharing christmas pictures every night so this is the time i look forward to and hopefully the weather will cooperate. i think it will with titan doppler radar grain free, temperatures across the area, we are warm normally we are 82 in the afternoon we are starting to see 86 and 87 and 88. remember the sun will set 6:30, 7:00 so we will still have these warm temperatures as the youngsters go out early, some of the other kids maybe later but a lot of the time you see little ones out by now, 6:00. by tomorrow morning temperatures are comfortable because of the dry air, the humidity is low so even though it is warm it is not nearly as muggy as it has been so waking right now, 86 in tampa, clearwater 83, st. pete 81 sunny skies. here's the satellite picture hard to complain. hardly a cloud in the sky today, a beautiful night for trick-or-treaters, it will be warm but you won't be drenched in sweat with humidity. the water vapor, that is dry a

christine durham, the manager here of the renaissance center, and finally come ed snider and john mcdonald of general motors corporate communications who facilitate of all of the audio and visual set up. as background i would also like to give just a brief summary of my own writing credentials. i started writing as a soldier infantryman with a rifle company and a heavy motor platoon in vietnam. when i came back to the world i wrote the first vietnam lawful -- vietnam novel, which was nominated for the national book award and the national endowment for the arts fellowship. from there, i began writing about vietnam and south asia for "the new york times," the atlantic monthly and the new republic. from there somehow ended up in the foreign service and was at the embassy is in pakistan and venezuela come and then did -- and venezuela. and then did another vietnam novel called hamburger hill in conjunction with a film of the same name. but as they say all roads lead to the trade and i ended up to -- lead to detroit and i ended up to joining general motors in 1987 and was soon writing speeches

christine durham, the manager here of the renaissance center, and finally come ed snider and john mcdonald of general motors corporate communications who facilitate of all of the audio and visual set up. as background i but also like to give just a brief summary of my own riding writing credentials. i started writing as a soldier infantryman with a rifle company and a heavy order platoon in vietnam. when i came back to the world i wrote the first vietnam lawful posted by a and infantrymen which was nominated for the national book award and the national endowment for the arts fellowship. from there, i began writing about vietnam and south asia for "the new york times," the atlantic monthly and the new republic. from there somehow ended up in the foreign service and was at the embassy is in pakistan and venezuela come and then did another vietnam novel called hamburger hill in conjunction with a film of the same name. but as they say all roads lead to the trade and i ended up to joining general motors in 1987 and was soon writing speeches for jack smith who became ceo in 1992 and for john be