his uncle eddy, i am hope that they will oversee the changes going on. they brought us a championship team for five years. i think there will be good changes. >> sometimes you have to start over and rebuild. and i'm glad he is doing it. >> in the face of uncertainty players have this message. >> keep the faith. keep the faith. the tide will turn. >> whoever gets hired. fans would like to see the next gm and head coach stay away to make a long-term plan and implement it. >>> a winter storm system brought bone chilling temperatures and snow to mount diablo and contra costa county. forecasters expect the snow level to get down to as low as 1,000 feet. in santa clara county. a clear amount of snow blanketed mount hamilton that stands at 4,000 feet. viewers posted these pictures. isn't that beautiful? on our facebook page. >>> at noon some snow falling at lower elevations in the north bay and we spend tom vacar today and he found real hikers paradise. >> it was snowing on mound st. helena. a parking lot at 250 feet is halfway up the mountain and that assured

amy: professor eddie glaude? >> to the extent of which voter fraud, voter suppression tracing its origins to jim crow slavery, to its racialon underpinnings is right. it there is a reluctance to speak to voter suppression, the ways in which voter id laws are directly targeting black communities, what happened in north carolina, what happened in wisconsin, what happens -- what texas try to do, what pennsylvania attempted to do. and to speak specifically to the ways in which race and particularly the way in which black and brown communities are targeted today. there is a reluctance. you get this general claim about the assault on voting rights that we are making a more difficult for people to vote, tracing it specifically to jim crow and the institution of slavery, but a reluctance to name specifically the ways in which republicans across the country have targeted black and distincters in very ways. the court was very clear in north carolina, what north carolina republicans were doing. instead of making that move -

chris, robshaw‘s absence leaves a sizeable hole to fill for eddie jones?he most consistent performer, a player that eddiejones consistent performer, a player that eddie jones repeatedly singles out for praise because of his dogged workrate and his relentless consistency. he will miss the six nations. so were other totemic figures like billy vunipola. there are also injury doubts over george cruise, james haskel, captain dylan hartley as well will be short of match fitness. i am here in central london at an awards dinner. eddie jones and his coaches will be here in the next half—hour, but plenty forjones to ponder. he does have the strength and depth to cope, but he has watched a number of his first choice players succumb to injury. elsewhere, chris, incredible that we're still talking about the george north head injury controversy. world rugby have now criticised northampton for allowing him to play on after an injury in a club match — what have they had to say? world rug by world rugby felt they had to assert their authority over this issue. speaking to e

eddie murphy put good, but frankly eddie murphy is more of an artist than mr.om: eddie murphy is amazing. >> i can see you getting ready in that picture. >> tom: i want to show another club, he talked about some of the projects that he's working on>> today. >> you are also still writing someme scream screenplays. is it easier now? >> no, just as hard. >> you take some time to write, how do you do it? >> if i tell you, you'll be doing b it. affect >> he is ticked off ate that guy. >> tom: what was the >> i had read the article surrounding the background, apparently the crew took over an hour to set up, they turned the house upside down, and he's 90on years old, you haven't even mentioned the jerry lewiset telethon, i don't know if that and tons of money over generations, but still. god bless him, he deserves, he's hilarious. >> tom: he can be cranky if he r wants. the hollywood reporter were approached by jerry's manager after and he said a now you guys are leaving and i'm stuck with angry jerry all day. >> we all also are interviewed and if somebody comes up to

still no script. >> next, lee an rhymes and eddie's exes hook up. >> did eddie and leanne know you guyshis. >> who? >> we don't have to check with them. we are grown up. >> they have since become super close friends since 2009. and now partnered on "my kiichen rules" but are they getting too close? >> i'm not sure if who wanted to get into whose pants more. >> partners in crime. >> from spicy to nasty. as bachelor nick making one contestant sick? expressive an confident and want to take risks. >> on a zero gravity date with your fave, vanessa. >> doing up and down movements. >> yeah, that's a lesson this canadian teacher probably wishes she hadn't learned. >> i would say this, vanessa, you know it's real if he hold your hair or the bucket, wipes your mouth, if you're struggling. pay attention. that's for real. >> that is real. >> everything you need to know about "50 shades darker." >> intrigued. >> the love scenes, steamy sound track, and kaim bim basinger's bu seductive new role. >> we know katie holmes can handle it but what about ted kennedy's impersonation. >> and macgyver's exclus

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eddie: there are two sides to it.the one hand, we have these questions about is china as strong as people think? will they buy as much gold as people think? at the same time, it is also a question of is the currency stable? we have seen a flow into bitcoin in the last few weeks. that has come off in the last couple days. of that money going to come into gold as well? all of these factors provide the ammunition for the bulls and it is hard to keep the bull's down. for: the bold bull call gold, it is 10%-13% up? are sayingultrabuls 1600. among the mainstream of analysts , 13 point five zero would be a good year-end price for gold. mark: eddie, thank you. great. breaking news, vonnie. vonnie: breaking the news that senior executives at bank of america earmarked 10% more to pay the fixed income divisions staff. --is a smaller staff in 2015 2016. the bank carved out 5% less for equities traders after that business slowed last year. individual trader payouts always very from the figures depending on what products they handl

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i agree with eddie glaude.play nice instead of being honest we will be on a treadmill. >> there is a distinction between symbolic act of drinking water and what eddie glaude said. i agree he should have said that is trying to explain politically, he thought if you didn't drink the water, president george hw bush not knowing -- that sort of thing. the statement of what he should have said we can agree on. >> they are pouring millions of dollars, congressional leaders are upset because democratic leaders are screaming, members of the congressional black caucus with more money to go into flint and they are working on the problem and remembering going back to the glass water. both those glasses that were there doesn't excuse the problem but the symbolism, the issue, the gridlock in washington is gridlock in the state of michigan, the gridlock is the problem and there needs to be help for all those people. >> cannot obscure that. >> i don't want to belabor the deck of the water but the action be change you read abou

the president's farewell address, eddie vedder singing in the background, folks crowding in. i know there are people who have been online for hours and hours and hours to try to get into this event. it's really anticipated by folks in chicago and the broader obama world. i'm joined by reverend al sharpton host of msnbc's "politics nation" and founder of national action network. as we listen to eddie said arer in the background and people fit interthat hall where the president will be giving his final address, this is a chance for a historic marker. this is what these addresses have been in the past. we have news about the incoming president, there are so many people feeling fearful or that he's illegitimate. what are you looking for? >> i think that i would expect the president to, yes, be the same kind of uniter he's always has been but united around certain principles. i think people confuse unity with uniformity, you can say we must you night around health care and we must and we must unite around preserving and protecting voting rights like many of us that were in d.c. th

mark halperin, eddie cloud jr. was numbers. this was huge. >> strength in numbers. >> strength in numbers and it was as if all of the discord between the kind of wings of the women's movement really had sort of come together, finally. and the ones who voted for bernie insulted her or the ones who thought the tweet was a vote. the young people out with such force and with the older women. and there was a really solidarity of purpose. absolutely magnificent. i was in d.c. and electfied by it. >> mika, what did you think? >> i think that, again, is -- it's a lot of the issues that i think this president needs to address. a lot of the people that this president needs to address. and i think it was a huge missed opportunity in the inaugural address to not go there. i think these marchers were bigger and stronger, because of that speech. i think a lot of these marchers were already planning on being there. but one sentence, two sentences, even three could have addressed some of their concerns head-on. could have told wom

this man, eddie newt, who led the deputy on the high speed chase is still on the run. it started at 9:40 last night in richmond. a sheriff spotted the wanted man. he drove off on westbound i-80 towards san francisco. he hit a van but kept going. as he got closer to the toll plaza he hit another car. this mercedes-benz causing it to lose control. the pursuing deputy ended up crashing into the mercedes. they found his car, abandoned, and he was long gone. he's got a 1 million dollars warrant for his arrest. he's connected to the oakland- based ghost town gang. last year a santa clara county grand jury indicted him on over 50 counts of burglary. on wednesday he broke into two cars at the pacific commons shopping center. he's hit up the city multiple times. th officers returned to the -- the officers returned to the same shopping center tonight for more reports of car burglaries. >> i feel violated. >> reporter: it's too early to tell if he's responsible for tonight's burglaries. we counted three different broken window, but police say there could be more victims. >> it's

i think it was eddie. he had a baseball bat. he started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remember getting blood in my mouth and on my face and on my clothes, and i was just frozen. i didn't know what to do. i could hear him screaming, "help me!" and there was nothing i could do. they beat him for a good half hour. they beat him, they cut him. they cut his throat. they did everything imaginable that you could do to destroy one man. and when they were done, they looked at me, and they asked me to help them. and i wasn't going to say no after what i just witnessed. i was not going to say no. i helped them carry the body downstairs, and you could hear the air coming out of his throat. i guess eddie thought he was still alive, so he took a cinderblock and dropped it on his head a couple times more. i lost my lunch right there. i lost all the liqu

[take pkg] superintendent eddie johnson/ chicago police department: "its'... its just...ie johnson/ chicago police department: "you know, it makes you wonder what would make individuals treat somebody like that."graphic video of the attack -- streamed live on facebook shows the victim -- cowering in the corner of a room...his hands... tied, his mouth... covered.his attackers -- punching and kicking him... ...and cutting into his forehead with a knife.the assailants -- also making politically and racially charged statements.nat sot: "fáák donald trump!"... and terrorizing the victim with further threats.nat sot: "we f'in to put this [profanity bleeped] in the trunk, put a brick on the gas and let the engine [profanity bleeped]." the man was hospitalized after police say officers found him wandering the streets tuesday afternoon.capt. steven sesso: "at the same time, there were some individuals from another incident that were taken into custody at roughly the same address."police later determined that four people arrested - two men and two women -- were suspects in the atta

he is identified as eddie nute, the subject of a $1 million arrest warrant. lillian kim has that story from fremont. >> reporter: our abc7 emeryville camera captured the pursuit friday night. authorities say eddie nute failed to pull over after deputies in richmond recognized him as a car burglary suspect. the pursuit continued on 80 president obama. nute left his car bint and ran away. fremont police say two days prior, he also managed to escape after officers tried to arrest him for an auto burglary at the strip mall. nute is part of a violent open street gang that's been breaking into cars all over the bay area. he's $1 million arrest warrant is related to an investigation involving a gang enhancement. fremont residents we talked to say the area has had its share of car break ins. >> there's cars all over the place and it's a -- everybody just comes over here, so i wouldn't think someone sees what they want, then they're going to get it. >> you can't even go to chipotle. you have to wide hyde your phone or keys or something. >> reporter: law enforcement ag

books ofat the journal asher eddie would be representative of a vital rich resource that can be mined by historians because it is full of first-hand accounts over several inrs of somebody who is here southern california from 1846 to about 1854. similarly, a document such as this early mission register would give vital statistical 1809 peron from the iod on all the missions in california. you can't make this up, this is a document that shows in numbers exactly what was going on at times. tangible connection to the history of san diego. the primary resource historians need these things to place into context san diego history within the larger context of u.s. history. >> we are featuring the history of san diego, california. together with our charter spectrum and cox medication partners. learn more about san diego and the other stops on her cities iestour.c-span.org/cit you are watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. now, author howard blum talks about the life of betty pack, a washington, dc debutante who worked as a spy for the british and americans during w

eddie johnson chicago police dept. " ... the actions in that video are reprehensible." this police report shows- the victim's parents reported him missing on monday... while authorities searched, they claim the parents began getting text messages from people claiming to be his captors... investigators then found this video...and discovered the victim wandering on a street- disoriented and alone. sot david boyd, victim brother-inlaw "he's doi w the suspects: jordan hill, tesfaye cooper, along with brittany and tanishia covington -- face a list of charges including: hate crime and aggravated kidnapping... marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. it was one of the biggest promises president elect trump made on the campaign trail. now it looks like he will not get mexico to pay for that wall on america's southern border. president-elect trump's transition team is signaling that they're prepared to ask congress for the money. according to c-n-n, if mexico refuses to pay for the wall, house republicans would seek funding through an appropriations bill. doing so could force a showd

tell me, eddie, what's your feeling about jeff sessions. if you're against him, what's your greatest keshs. >> i'm definitely against him, one of the more fanatical, reauthorization of violence against women's act in 2013, opposition to matthew shepard and james bird act, response to voting rights act, we can go on and on and on. and then there's vulnerable populations out there, lgtb, people concerned not follow up on consent decrees with police departments. there are vulnerable populations that think this appointment -- they are going to do everything they can. an understatement there will be fireworks. they are going to do everything they can. >> if he is appointed, what's the next step? >> i think it changes the landscape of activism, to understand the doj may very well be an active actor in opposing forces to broaden our understanding. >> it would be a dramatic shift from eric holder's justice department because a lot of conservatives thought he was far too active on one side. we see this with so many cabinet picks where it would be on

eddie ford hadn't even come out, wasn't even on the map. so the fact that joan was so moved by her experiences with al-anon which some may know is this sort of core companion to aa which of course helps people who do drink, that had been around and that was enormously successful but in the 70s there were a number of people working to figure out ways to more aa for other purposes as well as address the larger issues which is how the family was impacted and joan was front and center at that. she used the money earmarked for charity at the croc foundation and she would convene people at this particular ranch where she had married ray in 1969 and just got together the great minds who were thinking about that and who were eager to figure out ways to develop these systems what she found is she didn't just do that which would have been terrific enough. she was very active in creating media so all these years she'd seen mcdonald's grow and grow thanks to the use of mass media. as we all know they are terrific merchandisers today, that's nothing new

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come, we are now population of one point 3 million just in the city, that makes us the eighth largest eddie and more people are going to be coming. how do we keep what san diego is an make more people want to come and take advantage of what it is, that's the challenge going forward. >> you're watching tv on c-span2 with nonfiction book authors every weekend. book tv: television for serious readers. >> joining us onset is professor carol anderson, here is your book, white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide. professor anderson, what do you mean my white rage? >> what i mean by a white rage is not often thought of as the clan and burning of cost coffins but white rage is the policies going out of the supreme court, of congress, state legislators, that are triggered by african americans advancement toward civil rights and when you see those major advancements, you see all this policyé from figuring out how to undercut that. that's white rage. it's cool, it's methodical, it's subtle and it is corrosive and it is absolutely destructive. >> have you seen it time and again in your resear

come, we are now population of one point 3 million just in the city, that makes us the eighth largest eddie and more people are going to be coming. how do we keep what san diego is an make more people want to come and take advantage of what it is, that's the challenge going forward. >> you're watching tv on c-span2 with nonfiction book authors every weekend. book tv: television for serious readers. >> joining us onset is professor carol anderson, here is your book, white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide. professor anderson, what do you mean my white rage? >> what i mean by a white rage is not often thought of as the clan and burning of cost coffins but white rage

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robshaw captained the national side between 2012 and 2016, but was replaced as skipper after eddie joneshead coach. 0ur rugby union reporter chris jones has more. chris robshaw has been a stalwart of the england team going back many yea rs, the england team going back many years, and also since losing the captaincy following the rugby world cup he has been a standing for england as one of the troops in his role as blind side flanker, playing all but one of england's miraculous i3 all but one of england's miraculous 13 straight wins in 2016. he is out for three months. when you look at hartley, the captain, struggling for gametime, james haskell likewise, same forjoe launchbury and kroos, so same forjoe launchbury and kroos, so england's forward pack have been hit by injuries with the six nations just a few weeks away. former haas driver esteban gutierrez will compete in the formula e race in his native mexico after losing his seat for the 2017 formula one season. gutierrez failed to score a point last season and was replaced by kevin magnussen as romain grosjean's partner. the former fer

eddie? final thoughts?ront page of "the washington post" and "new york times" about the congressional agenda for the upcoming year, and i want to ask, are there -- is there anything in that agenda that will speak to the suffering of everyday ordinary working people in this country? and the answer, on my part, is absolutely not. >> john heilemann? >> wow. >> that's a good way to start 2017. >> it's like on a federal holiday, eddie comes in just bringing, you know, guns blazing. >> 98-mile-an-hour fastballs, right under the chin. >> should be verified. >> i miss this guy. >> we love him. >> i just realize how much -- >> i missed him. in the past tense. >> we're getti ting him verifie. >> i'm in favor of getting rid of a ledge when we talk about the hack and russia's involvement. >> i agree with eddie and i wonder if the media, those of us who are charged with covering the trump presidency, are aware enough that this is going to be all new ground, all new ground. >> yeah. >> and context. we have to put context

his uncle eddy, i am hoping that they will oversee the changes. they brought us a championship team for five years. i think there will be a lot of good changes. >> sometimes you have to start over and rebuild. and i'm glad he is doing it. >> players have this message for the 49 faithful. >> keep the faith. keep the faith. the tide will turn. >>> whoever gets hired, fans say they would like to see the new gm and head coach stay awhile so they have a chance to make a long-term plan and implement it. >> wouldn't that be something. ann reuben, thank you. >>> for 49ers fabs the next big moment the nfl draft in april, the 9ers have the second pick after finishing the season 2- 14, the cleveland browns have the first pick after winning one game this season. >>> viewers have been responding to the firings on twitter. want to share a couple of comments from two people. let's say they are not fans of jeb york. dee writes chip being used as scapegoat, players played hard and jeb york needs to go away forever and jaron hernandez says he will be in this situat

eddie cincinnati redd eddie redder doing the warm-up music. big success.s able to remind people what is kenetic about him was helpful, appealing to young people but biggest applause was denouncing the idea of a muslim registry, that's an issue i think korey booker will be seizing on and may bet bipartisan support. and love story of barack obama and michelle obama, pictures around the hall. photogenic fam limit aily. teary eyed supporters. combination of goodbye and love fest >> i was looking at him, who is that young man. showing pictures of 2008. still young but leader of the free world weighs on you. van jones, let's talk -- look at that. he aged right? little gray. still looks good. he talked about reaching out right, which you have been covering in the show you've been doing, "the messy truth," listen to sound bite and we'll talk. >> if you're democracy is to work the way it should in this increasingly diverse nation, then each one of us need to try to heed the advice of a great character in american fiction, atticus finch, who said you never really un

is today, we're proud of the history pursue today, there are boundary from jackson all the way to eddy and over 200 hrnts on the street and half of them are still small business so that's something we're proud of now, one final thing i want to bring up is along with some members from the san francisco council district the merchants association we've been working on shopping sweepstakes called november to remember an awesome campaign take a self-i didn't posted with a local merchant you like and post it to our website and win the first prices a 3 thousand there's electrical bicycle from the shop on fillmore and second pricing prices a $2,500 gift certify and $1,200 of restaurant gift certifies all over san francisco current i didn't have golden gate restaurant association thank you and again, i want to say how proud you being here and thank you, again. >> (clapping.) >> finally, i want to welcome mark to our program. >> good morning. i'm mark integrity president of the small business commission and the founder of sfmade i want to stress the most direct and immediate investment we can ma

she knew eddie murphy was clean. >> stephen: eddie murphy was clean. >> on s.n.l. "that's the guy from s.n.l., you can watch it. and i'm like okay. and he starts talking, and i'm like, "oh, damn, i can watch this." it was amazing. i loved it and i fell in love. comedy has always been my thing. >> stephen: did she want you to be a comedian? >> no, god no. she wanted me to cut hair. my mom was a devout catholic, and she always thought practical, be practical. she always said, "even in a recession, people's hair grows. you'll always have a job." >> stephen: that's true, that's true. but if you fall into a depression, then you need a comedian. >> we're latino. we don't believe in depression. >> stephen: you don't? >> isn't that weird. i think growing up catholic-- because i heard you are, too-- we always kind of had to suck it up. we didn't really -- >> stephen: sure, my mom would say, "offer it up. offer it up. offer it up." whatever you were suffering, she'd say, "offer it up" and when you got to heaven there would be another jewel in your crown she said. >> my mom w

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tuilagi's latest setback comes after eddie jones confirmed that he would have been part of his international. it was frustrating for him. he's a good kid. he really wants to play well for leicester and for england, and he was just coming back into some form. you could see he's getting his power back a bit, so it is enormously frustrating to him. for us, he's a player we would love to have in the camp, but if he is not there, we just get on with it. paralympic champion kadeena cox has defended her decision to take part in the channel a programme thejump, describing her life as a "ticking time bomb". uk sport today suspended her funding while she takes part in the show — in which participants learn to ski jump — and both cycling and athletics medical teams have advised her against it. on social media this evening, cox said her diagnosis of ms had changed her outlook on life, and she's going to enjoy skiing. that's all from sportsday. coming up ina that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorro

. >> chicago police superintendent eddie johnson said on the other hand, officers recovered 8300 guns, a 20% yearly increase. >> c i also think that the national narrative doesn't help either. >> the city's first shooting happened one hour into the new year. two men were shot in a drive by. a plan for the new year to help curb the violence. >>> these guys know when they go through our court system, it's a joke, they say that to me. and it's a. >> my face, when they say it, because they are mocking us. >> the department is adding new crime fighting technology to some of two of the most violent districts. by january 20th. the two strict stations will have similar intelligence centers like this one at police head quarters. their officers can track crimes in real time with more cameras just installed on the street. >> this provides gun shot detection alerts five minutes faster than the first call to 911. >> reporter: finally, community policing will become a policy departmentwide. >> to the department and every dedicated public servant is ready to step up to the challenge. >> and that was

. >> the fire was reported at about 7:15 at the elm hotel on eddie street. fire crews were able to contain the fire to a unit on the 4th floor and one on the 5th floor. nobody was hurt. the red cross is now helping two people who were displaced by the fire. an investigation into the cause continues. >>> when the transit service starts in play ride wills be free. the smart board announced last month night. the goal is to get to you try the rail. the free fare is scheduled to last through the 4th of july and after that it'll drop to half price until september 5th. smart service will go as far south as san r rafael and then will reach the airport up north. hopefully it'll get cars off the free heway. takes a while to get people to change habits. >>> there is an effort to stop rent control in the east bay. at 5:00 a landlord industry group's push to prevent a voter approved initiative from becoming law. >> a chance encounter here at this gas station helped a man turning his life around aversiving time for armed robbery. his story of recovery and redemption. >> g

authorities say eddie newt failed to pull over after deputies in richmond recognized him as a carl burglary suspect. two days prior, newt also managed to escape after officers tried to arrest him for an auto burglary at the strip mall. he is part of a violent oakland street gang that's been breaking into cars all over the bay area, they say. his arrest warrant is related to an investigation involving 50 counts of auto burglary. the area has certainly had its share of car break-ins. >> there's cars all over the place. and everybody just comes over here, so i wouldn't think someone sees what they want, then they're going to get it. >> like perhaps you are trying to hide your phone or your keys, worrying somebody's going to break into your window. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies are working together to find newt. they say if you spot him, do not approach him. instead, call your local authorities. lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> all right, we are on storm watch once again. meteorologist drew tuma is tracking a series of storms. >> we're coming off a quiet holiday weekend, but we tracking not

. >> sean penn, eddie vedder and me.pose three stooges style. >> every year. >> jimmy: year after year. there you are. laura concern fidern filled in. >> we get the idea. >> jimmy: it happens every -- people like to see celebrities piled up. it's a thing. you didn't know that? then finally, this is this year. you, eddie vedder and sean penn on top of each other. how do you decide who gets on top? >> i don't know but sean always has that look on his face like he doesn't want to do this picture. >> jimmy: he does seem to be crying. >> i play hawaii -- this is like six or seven years now we've done this. new year's eve, hon lieu will you. new year's night, maui. when i first started, no one would book you. my agents didn't want it. they said no one goes to shows in hawaii. of course they do. there's people there. auditoriums. so it became kind of a tradition. those two buys are there surfing every year. which is insane. >> jimmy: do you do that? >> of course not. i like living. there's sharks out there. luckily they're soon

happy birthday to you, eddie.will check the forecast and the jam cams when we come right back. >> this thursday, 5:15, anita baker celebrating her 59th birthday today, sue serio, good morning. >> sorry, i was listening to and eat a love her voice. love every song she ever did. >> ♪ >> yes, so it will get a little damp this morning, in advance of a cold front that's coming through. we've got the mild temperatures in place right now. cold air is behind the front, cold front, usually dividing line between warmer air and chillier air. and that will set the tone for the weekend. chillier weekend. but seasonable weekends, too. so, there is a look at some of the showers that are starting to spread into the area. very light, but you probably already need your umbrella in many places, this morning, the showers are becoming more widely scattered. so, expect this to continue over the next couple of hours. down south, we could see few heavier downpours. but by 9:00, 10:00, still raining, by 11:00 probably gone. definitely by