arkansas, rain into louisiana and eastern texas.s this storm that's our way and moves to the east, it is going to fall apart. we're not looking for a lot of precipitation with it. let's look at the sky cover over maryland. much of the mid-atlantic under high pressure, completely clear skies. other than that, clear conditions through the afternoon. 45 at the inner harbor of baltimore. 43 at b.w.i. marshall. 37 in westminster. we have to factor in the winds. we have had winds of about 10 miles per hour. gusts of 20 at the airport, 12 at the inner harbor. 23 in frederick. that is making it feel just a little bit colder than what it actually is. take off about five to 10 degrees in the actual a temperature right now. if you plan to be out this afternoon or evening, to us as it is going to be in the 30's. better than yesterday, what it felt like the teens and 20s. for tonight, temperatures will be dropping down into the 20s. increasing clouds as the next storm system had our way. tomorrow, valentine's day, hopefully it does not snuck up

it heads toward the east, we'll still see this band of severe weather reaching down in towards eastern texas. now out to the west, another storm is making its way into central and southern california. we'll see snow in the mountains, very strong winds here as well. reduced visibility, especially in the mountain passes. that could make for dangerous driving conditions today as well. here are the temperatures. you'll notice we have all of this flood of warmth, coming all the way to the west. chicago, 12 degrees for the high. 21 in oklahoma city. now, this is going to mean some very dry and warm conditions for parts of say eastern new mexico and towards kansas and parts of western texas. that will amount to the potential for fire weather. it is high, dry and warm, a weakening ninds into the balkan peninsula. snow continues in turkey. temperatures dropping to minus 3 in the capital. it will be snow today rather than rain. sub zero in moscow and kiev. you can see clearly where the warm air starts. even poland up to 6 degrees, then double digits. rome at 15, 12 in vienna, 14 in london, and a warm

out towards the east, there's still potential for a few more storms to turn nasty anywhere from eastern texas in towards western mississippi, but then it should start to settle down, rain rather than storms going to be hitting the mi mid-atlantic. dashing across the great lakes, snow, also freezing rain warnings parts of southern ontario thursday morning. temperatures set up like this, warmer day and sunny in los angeles at 22 degrees. 8 in seattle, you'll be seeing rain showers. 11 in oklahoma city, not too bad there. 6 in chicago. meanwhile, in the capital, d.c., we're going to see 10 degrees and the rain showers i was talking about, 7 and wet day for you in new york city also. in to europe we go, we were talking yesterday about the front moving in through europe, this bringing a mixture of rain to the valleys, but as it heads down into the southeast and the balkan peninsula, that turns to heavy snow. after one system moves out, central locations clearing up, but there's another one on the way, it's going to follow almost exactly the same path through poland and then turning over to lots of

and we're looking at all of this energy and moisture down into eastern texas, the gulf of mexico, itl eventually consolidate into an area of low pressure and move into alabama and then move off the north carolina coast. a 50-mile difference in this track will make all the difference in the world as far as how much snow we get. temps aren't that cold, but, again, as derek said, do not let that deceive you. 36 in manassas and 36 in gaithersburg. we'll come back. i still have brand new information coming into the office. i'll let you know what that means and i'll let you know if we're going to see any snow sunday or sunday night. >> thank you, topper. >>> what amine el khalifi didn't know is that undercover agents were in the operative who helped him just enough to get him indicted. gary nurenberg is here to show us how the plan came together and fell apart. >> reporter: this is a technique that the fbi has done before. help a terrorist plan an attack and stop him before he can pull it off, but in this case the guy kept changing his mind about what he wanted to do. el khalifi appeared i

and the makings of our next storm system now taking shape down there in eastern texas and northern golf. looks like it's going to go across the south and then off the mid-atlantic coast. by late cup day and sunday night. should be a quick mover. anybody that watches washington weather, any time there is a deep edge, we have the risk of deepening winter weather here. there is the possibility that that will be the case. let me give you some headlines and changing in thinking here. we are getting more and more confident that this storm will impact the washington area during the day on sunday and sunday night yesterday, we thought the storm would arrive late saturday early sunday. now, i don't think it gets in here until sunday. you have plans saturday nights go for it. should be just fine as we won't get any rain and/or snow around here until early sunday. looks like it will start as rain and then change to snow. we'll start to rain as then change over to snow. accumulations all depend on that track. as mentioned, it looks more and more likely that we will get some accumulation across the

showers and across the gulf coast, even some isolated thunderstorms in places like louisiana and eastern texasatures divided by warmth here and the colder air to the north where you see the blue shading. 46 in new york city as we move through friday, plenty of sun here for the northeast. but the showery weather is across the south and on the other side, this will be a severe side as we track isolated thunderstorms. we have all the snow and it is going to be a terrible rush hour in denver friday morning. and even into friday evening, the snow is spreading across nebraska and kansas, as well. you can see that cold air diving in. friday's high only 30 degrees. this will stick around on saturday, with snow continuing across the high plains. rain stretching through the ohio valley, mid-atlantic and the southeast. that brings more rain back into the atlanta area, as we move into sunday. all eyes on indianapolis, of course, as we expect some cold rain to move in late saturday into sunday, just in time for the super bowl. doesn't look like a big snow event, but a little changeup to your weather over t

great for the eastern texas area where they needed it., along i-10, knot of there, where the storms happened, not so nice. you see the tornado all of the way into tallahassee and southern georgia as of last night. here's what's going to happen from here. this storm moves off to the atlantic as you go through your sunday and early monday. it will leave some snow, though, how much? the higher elevations get a little bit more. i'll leave you with an outlook. for now that's the big picture. >> always love to see your facebook photos or twitter photos. send them in. this one from jimmy moy from chicago. obviously i'm a little biased because i worked and lived there for five years. this beach, my dog, when the ice would start to break, he would dive in. >> not too much of it in new york. ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to the firestorm of criticism from hollywood to washington over a controversial movie about the 2008 presidential campaign, it's promoted as a docudrama. but now sarah palin and her supporters are blasting the film saying it s

it's a pretty good rain in eastern texas. ain in west texas yesterday, east and southeast texas today. that's a good thing. much of the state is dry. we are looking at clear skies tonight, start out clear tomorrow and this system will throw high clouds our way getting into the afternoon. it's going to be another nice day tomorrow. 48 bethesda, 40 arlington, 49 great falls, 46 up in laytonsville, more like a march storm with mild air before and after the snow. grab your coat tonight, still mild and nice tomorrow, no worries saturday night and here's the heaviest snow band, between about 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. we'll keep you posted. this is the track of the storm. we still have about 48 hours before it hits. clear and chilly tonight, one to two blanket night, 28 too 38. tomorrow morning very nice, mostly sunny, just -- to 38. tomorrow morning very nice, mostly sunny, just chilly, light coat will take care of you. by afternoon clouds come in, high temperatures around 55, winds southwest at 10. next seven days, sunday is a severe weath

threat for severe storms throughout portions of the south and into arkansas, oklahoma and parts of eastern texasd see a little bit of a wintry mess there. mild temperatures around the gulf coast states. the orange and the red showing the mildest reading, 60s and 70s. the blues showing the cold, but still only in the 40s. thursday, a chance for snow around the great lakes. that next system moving into the northeast. some of the higher elevations could see a wintry mix, maybe some sleet or snow. otherwise just rain along the eastern seaboard with mild temperatures. forts to the northeast, to 50 degrees in d.c. 60s and lower 70s throughout the southeast. friday, a chance of rain in the pacific northwest, the southwest and southeast and some of those lingering snow showers in the northeast. mainly northern new england, upstate new york and we'll see a calm day for a huge portion of the country on saturday. that's going to be the good news from the northern plains all the way down almost to the southern plains. however, around the gulf coast and parts of the panhandle of florida, a chance for rain sh

memphis, tennessee, too, a bit wet and big storms down south around louisiana and eastern texas. that's where the storm system will be coming from, down through the deep south and around the gulf coast states, so that area of low pressure very quickly moving in. may have a sprinkle or two around the area early part of the day tomorrow. then that area of low pressure comes in and we are wet for the evening rush tomorrow. we are not going to get a lot out of this weather system, probably only .1 of an inch of rain, out of here by friday morning early. the way it is looking now for our next weather system. we have got some clear skies, a nice evening, 45 to 49 degrees, northwest wind, 10 to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, nice start. you will need the umbrella, 42 to 49. cloudy with periods of rain, mainly light, 47 to 52 degrees. wet weather for tomorrow but we are just talking about rain. friday right now looking dry with sunshine, the early part of the weekend, too dry with sunshine, but again, right now, there's a 50% chance that we could see a coastal storm a

great for the eastern texas area where they needed it.along i-10, just north of there, exactly where the storms happened, not so nice. you see the tornado reports on here. the hail and the damages winds went into -- all the way to tallahassee and southern georgia as of last night. still on going but the storm is down. here's what's going to happen from here. this storm moves off to the atlantic as you go through your sunday and early monday. it will leave some snow, though, how much? the higher elevations get a little bit more. look at the pink, 3 to 6 inches in eastern kentucky. i'll leave you a >> always love to see your facebook photos or twitter photos. please do send them in. this one from jimmy moy from chicago. he sends me a lot of the chicago lakefront. obviously i'm a little biased because i worked and lived there for five years. this beach, my dog, when the ice would start to break, he would dive in. loves it. >> not too much of it in new york. >> not this winter. >> not this year. >> not for them eitherer. >> all right ginger,

jamie livingston of ktre in eastern texas introduces us to one guy who was. >> reporter: you can't tellwill be turning 7. >> you know, it really doesn't bother me. i guess 28 years, or 7, however you want to say it. >> reporter: micah says growing up he didn't have any other relatives with the same birthday but that didn't stop them from giving him a hard time about his. >> growing up, it's -- some people like to pick and make fun. you just kind of have to have a good sense of humor. >> reporter: he says some relatives wouldn't give him a birthday present until his actual birthday, every 1,461 days. >> it's kind of exciting to actually have your birthday, your day of celebration. >> reporter: he says he often gets teased for technically being younger than all but one of his nieces and nephews. but he says he feels more like a child than an adult anyway. micah admits he didn't really know the history of leap year growing up. and sfa astronomy professor dr. norman rockworth concurs. he understands the confusion that people feel about the evolution of leap year. >> most civilizations were

reports flooding in eastern texas severe storm rum.oss the area around texas a&m university last night. the national weather service even issued tornado and thunderstorm warnings. residents were told to seek shelter immediately. there were some power outages down trees and several homes damaged by hail. >>> the violence in oakland continues can several people hurt in shootings overnight. what the new police chief just told us on mornings on 2 about the spike in violence and how the recent occupy protests are taking up many of the department's resources. plus, the connection transportation officials are seeing between employment numbers and a busy bay area bridge. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy >>> the race for the republican nomination for president heads west. and is caucus day in nevada, where 28 delegates are at stake. and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. we'll have a live report from nevada coming up in about four minutes. but first, we want to take you to some overnight news. an east bay neig

we're looking at a risk of strong storms through eastern texas and central alabama with a >> good morningower in the forecast. not a big deal. high temperature of 48. >>> don't forget, you can check your weather any time of the day or night go. to weather channel or online. >> whether we come back, a gourmet valentine's meal can you make for your loved one at home. >>> "today" celebrates valentine's day with dove silky chocolate. celebrate this valentine's day with dove. >>> back now at 8:37. this morning on "today" celebrates valentine's day, the perfect romantic meal f you're planning to cook a dinner for your special someone today, our french chef has some delicious ideas. he's a chef and owner of a world famous restaurant in new york city. it's great to you have here. >> thank you very much. it's been a long time. >> you say that this recipe is idiot proof or as you would say idiot proof. is that right? >> yes, i think so. it's a very simple one. we're doing a pork tenderloin. and we're going to cook it in a soft crust. and you just follow the directions and it come out perfectly. >>

that's got a westerly or southwesterly wind going all the way from the gulf in texas through the eastern half of the country. all the warmer air is down to the south. this is blocking all the cold air from the north for the time being and allowing the warmth just to flow across the eastern half of the nation. that's why it's so warm out there. you can actually see the spinning right here. that's where that storm is located. that's why it's just so mild out there in so many areas. we even have thunderstorms this morning approaching memphis. almost like a summertime weather pattern where you get thunderstorms late at night ahead of the warm fronts. there's the mild air. as far as the storms go they'll be arriving in memphis area soon. if you're driving interstate 55 heading outside anytime shortly, you will a he get some downpours. there's lightening strikes. we could see some small hale with those storms as they move into tennessee. also the other area of concern, with all the warm weather, heavy rain in the pacific northwest, we have major flooding problems on some of the rivers in washi

though, all coming up from the gulf of mexico big time thunderstorms tonight, severe weather for texas, easternons of oklahoma moving over into arkansas. we're dry now, high pressure protecting us for tonight. it starts breaking down tomorrow and it starts allowing some of the rain to come in. this is futurecast tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. if you're up early tomorrow morning, would not surprise me if you see a little bit of sunshine, but it's only going to be a little bit. the clouds come over. by as early as 11:00, 12:00, maybe noon we begin to get a little rain moving in. you see a little changeover still open to colder air. that's washington county hagerstown right out to western maryland up into pennsylvania. it looks like everybody else is primarily rain. we stay rain by 5:00, but it's tomorrow night after midnight we'll be getting another changeover. it comes on across. this is sunday morning at 8 a.m. keep in mind, though, if this goes a little farther south, there's cold dry air to north. if it pushes a little farther to the south, we could easily end up with very little to almost nothin

risk of strong storms from eastern texas all the way to southern muss miss.he woods. >> good morning. sunshine coming through in a blue sky. live view from the sky watcher camera on this wednesday morning. and overnight we had quite a bit of cloudiness that kept it warmer. well above freezing throughout the whole region. upper 30s and near 40 degrees. 44 at reagan national. later today into the 50s. then clouding up tonight and tomorrow some rain moving in late morning and off and on during the afternoon into the evening. then sun back on friday and saturday. highs near 50. then sunday still uncertainty about whether or not we will get rain or sn >>> and that's your latest weather. now ms. guthrie. >> thank you, mr. roker. up next, star jones talks about her public battle with weight. we'll talk to her after this. [ female announcer ] what makes smoothness last? what makes a touch linger? smooth sensation from nivea. the light lotion with moisture enhancing 24-hour-plus hydra iq. it works with your skin's hydration system to keep your skin smooth, all day...

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we're looking at a risk of strong storms through eastern texas and central alabama with a possibilityrtable day today. rain showers move in tomorrow. make sure you get on out there and enjoy it. plenty of upper 50s, low 60s today. you'll get 56 degrees at the coast. 57 by the bay. 60 inland. by tomorrow we'll get a quick shot of rain for the early morning hours, clearing by tomorrow afternoon. fog thursday into friday. and then a stronger round of rain saturday, sunday, continue those showerers into monday. have a great day. >>> don't forget, you can check your weather any time of the day or night go. to weather channel or online. >> whether we come back, a gourmet valentine's meal can you ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewe

eastern with senator john cornyn of texas.lso, grover norquist, and the cpac presidential straw poll, and then former alaska governor sarah palin will speak. the comments of rick santorum earlier today. he said he is the only true conservative running today. >> life is so much fun. there is a bar a couple doors down, and recently a conservative, a liberal, and margaret -- and a moderate walked in. people asked why i support rick santorum. i have known him for 16 years. he is competitive, he is a fighter. what a nice contrast in the debate that had the authenticity average santorum with the all audacity of that correct president. he has the three rungs of the reagan stool. i do not agree with him because of all his policies. i cannot move him to all my positions. here is why i support him. not only does he have the best chance to win, but maybe the only chance of winning. we cannot continue to support these experienced war horses, these veterans. it did not work with bob dole. democrats bring in these fresh faces, clinton and c

eastern with texas senator john cornyn. and grover norquist.ential straw poll, and finally tomorrow a speech by former alaska governor sarah palin. sunday on "newsmakers," a discussion on energy policy. he is the chairman of the energy and natural resources committee. you can watch that sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> when i started the book, i thought this must be an american story. this is about a country that worships the religion of self- reliance and individualism. this is the legacy of thoreau and emerson. the terms we are laggards when it turns to living alone. it is much more common in europe, scandinavia, and japan. >> look at the growing trend of american adults choosing to live alone and what that means for the country, saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. sunday at 3:00 p.m., condi rice on her work -- connie rice in her work to reduce gang violence in los angeles. then bonnie morris. >> the italian prime minister was in washington this week for a meeting with president obama. mario monti was the featured sp

texas. sunny skies, along the eastern seaboard.recasted in the 70s as we head throughout this afternoon, plenty of 70s on your temperature map. as a matter of fact, we'll stay nice and warm through your friday as well, but take a look at these numbers. 63 in fremont, 63 in san jossy and 63 in the city by the bay. the rain moves in late saturday into sunday and rain at times monday and that looks like the washout and we get clearing for the second half of valentine's day. >> that's your latest weather. >> before we go g ten oscar nominations. james, good to see you. i assume this is your first silent film? >> definitely. it may be my last as well. >> was it fun or was it frightening? to take on a role with no dialogue? >> well actually we have dialogue. we speak to each other and we hear each other. the only difference is it's not recorded so the audience doesn't hear it. so they have to create the story for themselves. every person in the audience creates their own story. and it's a wonderful contemporary fairly simple story. only

we do have some thunderstorms and heavier rain coming across parts of eastern mexico and the southern tip there of texas as well. this is going to be causing some rough seas in the western gulf of mexico. heading out towards the east, a small winter system dashing across the mid atlantic will leave a dusting of snow behind. it is going to be moving out fairly quickly. temperatures are going to moderate, too. three for you in new york on wednesday. up to seven on your thursday. meanwhile, not too bad in chicago at two degrees. winnipeg above average as well at minus three. oklahoma city just eight degrees for you. we're into the double digits in seattle at 11. all right. into europe we go. warm front is moving across the british isles which is going to mean rain as opposed to snow for you. the rest of the continent is in the clutches of the icy blast of air. small low pressure here in the baltic states is going to bring snowfall. otherwise, dry until we hit the south. of course, you will know that the last few days this week certainly has been extremely unstable here. we've had lots of thunderstorms and

he also mixes it up with the chairman of texas air, continental airlines and eastern airlines and the most-feared corporate raid or of his day. they go to battle, and larry ends up bringing lorenzo to his knees so well that he forces lorenzo to personally give him his ps1 pass which is the card that allows a ceo to fly on any airplane anywhere in first class even if someone has to be yanked out of the seat in order for them to do so. and larry just, once again, has this amazing ability to beat these much larger, um, adversaries for reasons that are elucidated in the book. eventually, larry attracts some other enemies including a local attorney who's more, more sort of altruistic with the islanders' cause who maybe thinks larry's not quite who he appears to be, and maybe there's a lot more self-interest going on in larry's seduction of the politicians and buying all these businesses out there. and also the owner of a tv station out in guam who gives larry the, um, title king larry and sort of ridicules his pretending to be this great person who's just writing the laws for free but is a

we already see rain from east texas back through eastern kansas. a little bit of snow on the back side. temperatures will be just cold enough around here so that tomorrow when it gets in here in the middle of the day in the afternoon, will be cold enough for some snow but i'm going to reiterate. i think roads will be mainly wet no reason to run out and freak out and run to the store. this is not a big event. i think this will be similar to what we had saturday evening. pleasant today, 55. tomorrow only near 40 with the mainly afternoon light snow, some rain south, southern maryland down toward fredricksburg. i don't think you'll be cold enough for snow. thursday, look, we rebound into the upper 40s. we'll be fine on thursday and friday as well. get ready for some cold this weekend. saturday around 40 and sunday and monday in the mid- to upper 30s. it's now 6:18. hello, monika. >>> hello, howard. things are looking great outside. we're going to take a live look here from sky 9 at the 270 spur. looking great. you've got your normal slow stuff as you

they were minus 7 yesterday, starting to warm up. 46 dulles, travel delays across portions of texas, eastern half is engulfed in a lot of fog this morning. i know looks like we are in for a day of rain we have two upper level disturbances coming through a possibility of a couple sprinkles, light showers, best chance later this afternoon be ready for the possibility of a shower, to be honest, kind of cloudy and mild temperatures upper 40s to 50. there is your forecast, shower or two later this afternoon mild tomorrow mostly cloudy thursday more showers, friday and saturday back into the sun with high temperatures look at that next 5 days, 50 degrees that is above normal. >> nice looking. >> we will take that. >> thanks tuck. >> let's go to julie wright perhaps she will enjoy my wishes are you there. >> i am here sir. >> happy valentines day to you. >> thank you tony perk opinions and a bill mwah back at you. >> so sweet. >> you look cute in your red. >> it is valentines day, we are happy about that problems to report southbound along 270, authorities checking for accident activity rockville,

texas. sunny skies but chillier than usual along the eastern seaboard.g in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. tom kierein in storm center 4. clear, cold and breezy on this thursday morning. later today into the low and mid 40s. lots of sunshine. then tomorrow increasing clouds with a high around 50 and cold air moves in friday night. might trigger snow showers. maybe a light accumulation of some new snow on friday night and late through midday saturday. cold weekend to follow. blustery winds on saturday afternoon. teens sunday morning. and blustery and coldr latest weather. >> al. thank you before we go further, let's bring in james cromwell in the hit movie "the artist" which has earned a whopping ten oscar nominations. james, good to see you. i assume this is your first silent film? >> definitely. it may be my last as well. >> was it fun or was it frightening? to take on a role with no dialogue? >> well actually we have dialogue. we speak to each other and we hear each other. the only difference is it's not recorded so the audience doesn't hear i

texas. sunny skies, along the eastern seaboard.s showers continuing through eastern florida. frigid conditions in the plains. more heavy rain along the pacific northwest coast. that >> good morning. it should to not to be a nice day today with temperatures around average for this time of year. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> al. thank you before we go further, let's bring in james cromwell in the hit movie "the artist" which has earned a whopping ten oscar nominations. james, good to see you. i assume this is your first silent film? >> definitely. it may be my last as well. >> was it fun or was it frightening? to take on a role with no dialogue? >> well actually we have dialogue. we speak to each other and we hear each other. the only difference is it's not recorded so the audience doesn't hear it. so they have to create the story for themselves. every person in the audience creates their own story. and it's a wonderful contemporary fairly simple story. only all the different layers it's on and the idea that you are particip

. >> they exploer beaumont where the texas oil industry got its start. saturday beginning at noon eastern on books tv on c-span 2, book bazaar owner and the challenges of running an independent bookstore. although j. lee thompson on teddy roosevelt's expedition to africa and europe. on american history tv on c-span3, the lucas gusher changed the economy of texas and helped usher in the petroleum age. with the roughnecks vice. tour the dixie hotel, an infamous brothel on crockett street. decades of gambling and prostitution and other crime thrived into a 1960 james commission crackdown. beaumont, texas, this weekend on c-span2 and 3. >>> by 2016 according to the imf the world's leading economy will be a communist dictatorship. that's in five years time. if the imf is right, the guy you elect next november will be the last president of the united states to preside over the world's leading economy. >> columnist and author mark stein has published nine books, his latest "after america" is a "new york times" best seller. he writes the happy warrior column for the national review and he's a fre

texas. mid-week period, warmer for the eastern half of the country.out west. the latter part of the week, we look for normal conditions around much of the country. lake effect snows around the great lakes. >> good morning. the weather will stay nice and quiet going into the afternoon. it could be little breezy today. >>> that's your latest weather. >> now we want to say hi to musician tony luca whose silky vocals had owl four judges on "the voice" begging to work with him. nice to see you. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> watching you sing and watching each judge turn around one by one was so exciting. how was it for you? >> the whole thing is surreal. it's a very unnatural setting going out to get people to turn around that aren't watching you play. but, you know, i saw adam's chair turn around and then i didn't have to worry anymore. i could just unleash and do what i have been doing for so long. >> they were all fiegin ingfigh you. you chose to go with adam levine from maroon 5. >> yeah. >> how will he help you in the battle round? >> we come from

texas. a little light sprinkle activity across eastern colorado. that's also moving away from our region. so during the day tomorrow, mild conditions. wednesday, the front approaches. maybe a little light precip as that low zips on through. it will turn cooler but only temporarily. gets warmer again, thursday and friday. then we get cold again, looks like, just in time for the weekend. northwest winds at 5 to 10 knots. bay temp, around 41 degrees still. tonight, then, clear to partly cloudy later on. a few high clouds. down around freezing. upper 20s. 55. another nice day. sunny to partly sunny. temperature night, it will probably cloud up. wednesday, a little rain. and north of the city again. if it gets chilly enough, quick enough, maybe a little rain- snow mixture, across the maryland-pennsylvania border, maybe just a dusting sort of. i think most of it is going to melt. but there could be a little snow melt there. wednesday afternoon. probably around sunset. >> a dusting, sort of. >> thanks, bob. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. more than just a game. >> i'm mary buba

eastern, and sunday. the lucas gusher makes texas the leading oil-producing state. visit their wealthy homes.his weekend, on c-span 3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: meet congressman david schweitzer, -- david schweikert. we will continue our conversation on the housing crisis in the country. arizona has been particularly hard hit. guest: a lot of that was we overshot. we have lots of investors. i am optimistic. in looking at the multiple listing service last weekend, we saw that there were certain priced at. under $30,000. this gets into the policy side of lenders with inventories there seems to be a very active first-time home buyer investor market right now in arizona. you are starting to see velocity in the market. >> we are waiting for the unemployment numbers. how is arizona fairing? >> they are getting better. we are getting success with businesses migrating into the state. we just picked up another bank moving operation. we are working hard to make arizona business friendly. we run around with signs saying that arizona is open for business. host: we announced -- we brought y

eastern and sunday at 5:00 p.m. january, 1901, the oil boom hits and the gusher makes texas a leading oil producer state. beaumont, texas. american history tv. this weekend on c-span 3. >>> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout

eastern plains and into the ohio valley. tennessee and alabama. damaging thunderstorms with possible tornadoes are likely from east texas to alabama.ain and snow will fall in the southwest including southern california. the pacific northwest will have showers and the northeast will be dry. s, the new york knicks haven't yet lost when jeremy lin is in the lineup. last night in toronto, the stands were sprinkled with lin signs but jose calderon helped the raptors stay in front for most of the game. in the fourth period, lin kicked it in to high gear with a driving layup. then an inside pass for amari stoudemire jam from him and one with of lin's 11 assists in that one. the game-winning three-pointer with a half second left on the clock. lin says he's just grateful to get the opportunity. >> thankful that the coach and my teammates trust me with the ball at the end of the game and you know, i like having it at the end of the game. but i'm just very thankful. >> the fans are thankful too. lin had 27 points for the night as the knicks won their sixth straight, 90-87. >>> in los angeles, >>> how gasol scored seven out of 20 int in the la

eastern on c-span 3. >>> hosted by our time warner cable partner, american history tv recently visited beaumont, texas. to explore the history and literary culture where the oil industry in texas got its start. for more information on our tour of six south central cities this year, visit c-span.org/localcontent. >> gladdy city, as we refer to it here locally, was built in 1976 for the bicentennial. and it is a recreation of the boom town that was built when spindle top came in on january 10th, 1901. by 1976, there was nothing left of what was the original gladys city which was just across the highway from us about 1/2 mile. so as a project for the bicentennial, you know, this group of people came together to try to preserve the history and memory of gladys city. it is named for a young lady that was in the sunday school class. i kind of call him one of our main characters. although he probably wouldn't like this, we call him our dreamer. he's the one that came up with a lot of the ideas for gladys city. and her name was gladys stingam and she was in his sunday school class and he was very fond of her a

fortune and live magazines saturday morning at 9:30 eastern and sunday at 5:00 p.m., january 1901, the oil boom hits and the lucas gusher quickly makes texas a leading oil producing state. visit the wealth why i homes and infamous streets of beaumont, texas. that is american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week. and every weekend american history tv. 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites and join in the conversation on these social media sites. energy officials said the u.s. oil and gas industry is in the mitdst of a major revival. during a senate energy and natural resources committee hearing yesterday, the energy information administration estimates that domestic crude oil production will increase over 20% in the next decade reducing oil imports from 49% to 36% by the year 2035. they released the energy report last week. this is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> the hearing will come to order. thank you for being here. this is an oversight hearing on the u.s. and global energy marke

texas. up and down the eastern seaboard we have gorgeous weather.the bahamas. we have snowshowers around the central great lakes. >> good morning. we will see a mix of rain and snow develop this afternoon at will turn over toeather day or night on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. now down to captiva, florida, to say hello to uncle willy. >> oh, how sweet it is. south seas island resort in lovely florida. one of the prettiest places in the world. i'm sorry. i'd invite you for a boat ride but my yacht is being repaired. happy birthday from stuckmucker. that's all i carry on my yacht. manly stanley sorenson of south range, wisconsin. all kinds of activities in his life, especially his church. attributes his longevity to the good lord. you cannot beat that faith in god. how sweet it is. leola allmond from richmonday, virginia. 106. loves to cook, sew and do kroz word puzzles. o florence hatz of palm beach, florida. she's 104. she's won so many awards and good things in her life for playing bridge. that's a game of great skills and bra