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a couple of sprinkles in garrett county, caroll county, northern frederick. mostly cloudy and milder today, especially northern d.c. of the look at the highs. many of us are going to crack the 60-degree park. that's going to be a long memory by sunday. arctic air on the way. full details in just a few minutes. >>> there are no issues right now on the beltway. it's friday morning light on the beltway here as you travel past new hampshire avenue. the lanes are open. volumes are light in from 95 baltimore 270 frederick and no problems on any of the northern maryland corridors. >>> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> we set a record every other minute. when is the bottom going to drop out. >> that's a tough question. i've been thinking we might be in double territory but we did hit another all-time high for the dow yesterday. this is a big one. after crossing 16,000 on monday and tuesday, the dow not only reached that magic mark, but it closed above that mark for the first time ever. it happened to fall on a day when reports showed unemployme

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it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy are we really the good it is their main object if. we do they have a hidden agenda i mean. we've become a part of our own film if you. trace a trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the film there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future with a lawsuit on our shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much bigger for their cause is to get rid of billions. using chemicals so this is a cheap investment for that they are. very expensive. and it's investment picture. yeah it's it's just distressing i mean it's distressing and yeah i mean it is. this is ki

it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy are we really the. us. or do they have a hidden agenda i mean. we've become a part of our own film. trays a trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the film there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future. shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much. for their cause is to get rid of billions of dollars. using poisonous chemicals so this is a cheap investment for that they are. very expensive. they're going to do but it's an investment in a bigger picture. yeah it's it's just distressing i mean it's distressing and yeah i mean it is. this is kind of

it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy. really the. their main object if. we've become a part of our own film. trays a trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the film there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future. shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much bigger call for their cause is to get rid of billions. using chemicals so this is a cheap investment for that they are. very expensive. they're going to do but it's an investment in a bigger picture. yeah it's it's just distressing i mean it's distressing and yeah i mean it is. this is kind of the notional rollercoaster because i m

it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy. really the. their main object if. they have a. we've become a part of our own film. trays a trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the film there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future. shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much bigger call for their cause is to get rid of billions. using chemicals so this is a cheap investment for them they are. very expensive. they're going to do but it's an investment in a bigger picture. yeah it's it's just distressing i mean it's distressing and yeah it is but it's kind of the notional rollercoaster becau

frederick county, maryland, washington county, maryland. frederick county, virginia. jefferson county, and berkeley county in the panhandle. these tours are moving east at -- showers are moving east at 45 and could contain gusty winds in excess of 60 miles an hour. it's cooler over the weekend. >>> well, if you believe in paper the next three games on paper are winnable and could help the redskins get back in the hunt. first up? san diego. but hey, who cares about the super charges? if the redskins don't get their act together on offense they're not going to beat maryland. terrapins. i'm joking but seriously they have to get better. the redskins' offense and namely robert griffin has to get better. taking a lot of heat this week after his performance in the rockies. just 14 points. maybe it was the high altitude. the winds, sun in their eyes who knows? either way they were ineffective. robert griffin says he knows what's up but he ain't telling. >> oh i think everybody has an opinion about it. but we're the only ones that know what's going on. and it's not -- you know

frederick urged me to pull out said he would weather this on his own not on my. stoop still photo could look myself in there i did that him but i just couldn't do it we made this film together and will see it through this together at some. lincoln is there something in it that you would think looks really dangerous or something you didn't expect though so no no in fact if you read out really just a rehash by really not much more. we decided to fight back we counter sue dole and file a motion arguing that dole and used the weight of a lawsuit to suppress our freedom of speech. and now we want the judge to rule in our favor as soon as possible. just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit i don't have any commercial sponsors. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we are if we

frederick urged me to pull out said he would weather this on his own. home. still photo could look myself in there i did that but i just couldn't do it we made this film together and will see it through this together. in lincoln is there something in it that you think looks really dangerous or something you didn't expect though so no no in fact if you read out was really just a rehash why surely not. we decided to fight back with counter sue dole and file a motion arguing that dole and used the weight of a lawsuit to suppress our freedom of speech. and now we want the judge to rule in our favor as soon as possible. just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit i don't have any commercial sponsors. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we are and if we went to all these e

again, here is victor blackwell. >> reporter: cnn hired grant fredericks and his team to analyze the hours of surveillance from the high school. although he does not believe the jumpy video is the result of ed diting he says there is problems. >> those files are not original. they are not something investigators should rely on for the truth of the video. they have been altered in a number of ways, primary in initial quality and likely, in dropped information. information lost, there are also a number of files that are core resulted because they have not been processed correctly and they are not playable. i can't say why they were done that way, but they were not done correctly, and they were not done thoroughly. so we're missing information. >> reporter: fredericks says that's likely how they obtained the video. >> they left up to the to the school district to define what they want to provide to the police and i believe that's probably a mistake. >> reporter: according to incident reports, a detective watch add portion of the surveillance video the day kendrick johnson was found and

had frost and 31 in prince frederick an hour ago.doun county, leesburg, lovettsville, 27 degrees. there's manassas sticking out with the 19 this morning. outside on the michael & son weather camera, no problems. good visibility. clear skies. we've got a temperature of 31, feeling like 26 with a breeze out of the south, southwest at 5. that's a warmer direction for us. the humidity 69% but dew points in the low 20s. i like the dew point. it doesn't change with a temperature like the humidity does. a real measure helps -- [indiscernible] i'm looking up in canada here. while there is argument irair in -- arctic airway up in central canada, got some temperatures in the 20s and 30s. the arctic air has to reload and that means there's no good supply of arctic air to come south. yes, a cold one across the lower 48. lots of 20s and 30s this morning but denver is at 48 so the warmth on the western high plains is going to start to return. see bismarck 41 degrees. that's milder air coming toward us. so high pressure is in control on the east. t

the group wants allegheny, carroll, frederick, garrett and washington counties to break

taking a look at temperatures, 47 in d.c. 48 in frederick and 48 in culpepper so this is very mild.eather head lines today, showers, mostly sprinkles this morning, but a better chance late today. the mild temperature will make it into the lower 60s this afternoon. but this weekend very blustery and cold. we will have that ahead from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. time for traffic this morning. amanda is at the wtop. >> thank you, jacqui. we have problems 95 southbound in virginia. reports of a tractor trailer blocking the center lanes of route one. so if you are coming into woodbridge, you will face closure so stay to the right or left in that area. heading in towards the beltway, virginia looks good between the two bridges. you are good to go on the outer and inner loop. those outlets open up today so we will see quite a bit of activity around area. then 395 work as construction zone, that is going to be headed northbound so inside the beltway you need to stay to the right as you come past edsall. you can see moving along quite nicely southbound so far this

. >> i was especially interested in frederick douglas academy because frederick douglas has a population that is often underremitted in stem fields. school is predominantly african american and hispanic. >> a new study found that only 4% of black students scored above the 70th per tile in math. >> how do you release the sugar? >> by making it go back. >> it's not just about sixth grade coders. he is also teaching robotics and megatro tronics to students. >> we are in blood. >> and red eyes. >> he is using frederick douglas academy as a pilot for what he hopes one day will be a national program. >> we are focused on sharing our model as sort of more of an open source program that school leaders are passionate teachers, can adopt into their own classes and curriculum. >> there are a lot of things in the world that you use today that you don't realize use megatronics but they do. >> really courts what we do. >> patricia sabka, al jazeera. >> he was just awarded a fellowship which invests in social entrepreneurs and chelsea's nonprofit. twitter in 2013, facebook in 2012, could have you addic

frederick could be in the low 50s along with leesburg.we're going to see falling temperatures so plan on the afternoon 50 to 55. there's the rain we're watching with a cold front. it's in the 30s and many areas behind the front we have 50s and 60s. doppler showing lighter rains moving toward the northern neck, the delmarva. but the stuff out west ahead of the front where we have darking greens, some moderate rain showers mixing in. you see the lighter stuff into garrett county. even a few stray showers not far from cross junction,

we now have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect as close in frederick county now.washington county a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. washington county has been extended out until 7:00. 6:30, 7:00 hagerstown you've going to get a severe thunderstorm. the white you see is carroll county under is severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00. the common sense says as this line of storms moving east that become a warning before not too long. i can see watches being extended out across the state. above the mason dixon line, york, pennsylvania you're into a severe thunderstorm warning and that's going to be in effect until 7:30. it's a potent weather system moving our way. let me show you how potent it is. it's 50 degrees where this front has passed. it's 71 where it has not on tv hill, 17 warmer than this time yesterday. 74 degrees is going to be the high. that's going to happen within the next couple of hours. through the afternoon, clearing, windy at times, definitely getting chillier. 63 this evening, it may be chillier than that time. >>> there are some hassles on th

ago they're right that they're very pro free speech and the rest of the letter is a defamation of frederick guess and. then our body there is been abuzz since early spring i think now the fellow finally opened it. for being a documentary there are a lot of copies being distributed so it has the potential to reach a wide audience. it's like a hollywood thriller with all the lawyers like philadelphia before but for some it's a brilliant fail. one week after the screening to parliament we opened in theaters all over sweden and the support is amazing we have no idea how do we react but this is really our moment and we are enjoying it. the most frequent text message sent here tonight says. congratulations keep on fighting one color car and asked if your film will be shown in the us the very thing that we don't know we do know that we will not allow dole to intimidate us what's the worst case scenario. i decided early on to not waste too much energy dwelling on the bad things that could happen or what i think that's exactly what they want it's better to show the film get out and meet all of you o

while it was 40 or so down in the prince frederick area from e. j. and 28 this morning in white oak and laurel. outside on that michael & son weather camera nothing really to look at at the moment. nice and quiet out there. 38 degrees. southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour or so. yeah no windchill with that light breeze. and the dew points they have risen. temperatures across the east, these these tell the story. still cold here generally along and east of the appalachians but look at the warmer temperatures in the midwest now. it's 40 in chicago and 44 indianapolis. nearly 50 in st. louis and memphis is 47. we have some warmer temperatures just lurking to the west underneath these thicker clouds that are moving in in advance of the rain showers that are moving in over the mississippi river. the high clouds are coming over us now. we're going to turn partly cloudy tonight until the sun comes up then partly sunny to mostly cloudy as the day wears on. as those clouds thicken up. here's the futurecast. not really showing the high clouds. because you kno

so this is basically what it looks like coming out of frederick. one long slow lineup right past the crash on 85 down past 109 all the way to 121 before the pace picks up in germantown so lots to consider early this morning. let's go back over to the maps and this time to 66. on the inbound side in centreville, there's a stalled tractor-trailer along the left side of the roadway right at route 29. so now it's beginning to slow down not only in manassas but really from gainesville. it's going to be all the way to centreville and then look at that. it's pretty much green all the way through fairfax. slow traffic here as well heading south on the beltway towards springfield. northbound 95 looks okay. we're going to take a live look one more time if you're planning to head here, you know, it's 6:00. this is what it always looks like coming up from dale city, woodbridge, lorton, newington, springfield, lanes are open. back to you guys. >>> another look at the facebook question of the morning this morning. 70% of women think men over 35 look ridiculous w

college park into silver spring, 95 coming in from baltimore, 270 on to frederick. at new hampshire avenue, nice and quiet early this morning. back to you guys. >>> the negative campaigning almost over. tomorrow virginiaians -- those in virginia will head to the poll to elect a new governor. >> reporter: it is one of the most closely watched contests in the nation. the governor's race in the commonwealth of virginia. >> good afternoon virginia. >> reporter: scandal actress kerry washington makes a brief appearance. >> we have a chance to elect someone as governor, who will take virginia into the 21st century. >> reporter: but the star showing will be president obama. >> if you fired up? are you ready to vote on tuesday. >> reporter: the two together is just how mcauliff's opponent likes this. >> reporter: obamacare is a total fail and we need to stop the personal mandate. >> i'm obviously out here supporting my brother. >> reporter: political analysts say this midterm governor's race will come down to voter turnout. >> giving women access to healthcare and possibly

frederick aged me to pull out said he would weather this on his own me out on the. stoop still photo could look myself in there i did that but i just couldn't do it we made this film together and will see it through this together at some. lincoln is there something in it that you would think looks really dangerous or something you didn't expect though so no no in fact if you read out really just a reaction by really not much more. we decided to fight back we counter sue dole and file a motion arguing that dole had used the weight of a lawsuit to suppress our freedom of speech. and now we want the judge to rule in our favor as soon as possible. just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors but. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the

frederick aged me to pull out said she would weather this on his own not. stoop still for tom could look myself in there i hated that him but i just couldn't do it we made this film together and will see it through this together at some. lincoln is there something in it that you would think looks really dangerous or something you didn't expect though so no no in fact if you read out was really just a rehash by really not much more. we decided to fight back we counter sue dole and file a motion arguing that dole had used the weight of a lawsuit to suppress our freedom of speech. and now we want the judge to rule in our favor as soon as possible. just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit i don't have any commercial sponsors. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we a

the frederick county sheriff's office plans to release its final report on the shooting. 42-year-old barbara giamarelli, 40-year-old ben asefa, and 3-mon 3-month-old samuel asefa were all found shot to death in their new market home last wednesday. a 5-year-old girl was able to run to a neighbor's home. she is staying with family friends until child services decides where to place her. >>> also today a 16-year-old boy is expected in court to face charges in the death of this d.c. man, james booker. anthony williams is charged as an adult in the murder of the 24-year-old. bo whis family says he became a father just before his death. d.c. police say williams is one of three people involved in

coming in from frederick you're going to be just fine. southern maryland, all of your major corridors are fine. there are no issues heading to the beltway. looks like a tiny bit of slow traffic forming leaving pennsylvania avenue into oxon hill area but once you're beyond that, you're okay across the wilson bridge into alexandria. we're going to take another live look, this time northbound 395 in shirlington to the 14th street bridge. lanes are open. very light volumes across the potomac river. all the anacostia crossings are fine as well. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> it's 4:50. less than a week after winning a local election in houston, texas, one candidate is already embroiled in a racial controversy. >> dave wilson is a white republican. his critics are taking issue with his campaign statistic to win in a district that is mostly african-american. doug miller explains. >> reporter: on election night as some campaign dates celebrated -- candidates celebrated victory, not many people noticed a campaign shocker. that's dave

susan and maurice, two people who say they live in the woods in frederick said it made them feel betterzeed because we're out here like this. >> it doesn't have to be something huge, just something that will make their day a little easier. >> reporter: on a special day where little marra was sorely missed, these stories are keeping her family warm. >> incredible, especially on thanksgiving, to hear how people are just continuing to pay it forward and love people. >> debra alfarone, wusa 9. >> we'll ve a link to amy olsson's facebook page if you want to brighten someone's day in marra's honor. >>> check out this estate. you'll meet the couple who lives here and how their love of america inspired a lot of their decorating decisions. >> we have some chilly weather for that black friday shopping but at least it's not going to be windy so holding on to those shopping bags will not be tough. take a look at your wake-up weather forecast. clear but cold as you're waking up. 25 to 34 at 5 a.m. 22 to 30 will be your sunrise temperature. cold but not breezy. when does it get warmer? >>> frank and

and as you listen to these words of frederick douglass, imagine. let the black man get upon his person. the black letters u.s. and let him get in eagle on his button and a musket on his shoulder as bullets in his pocket and there is no power on earth which can deny that he has earned the right to citizenship in the united states. who do you hear? [laughter] but not until the war had dragged on for two long bitter years with mounting casualties as well as unsuccessful drafts with the president relent. first though he must sign a formal emancipation proclamation. which was finally issued on january 1, 1863. it freed all slaves and repeal use states with the exception of those in areas already under union control. and did not bring -- fearful of losing those slaves in border states. secondly, the proclamation declared that black men could officially where the army. many immediately took advantage of the new ruling and joined mix race. there by creating a fourth category of black soldiers. again such -- only hair, eye, and skin color were listed as phy

winds are gusting to 31 in hagerstown. 29 martinsburg. 28 frederick. leesburg 23.e're just waiting now for the the cold air to move in. cloudy skies at reagan national on our michael & son weather camera looking downtown. 52. winds are calm at the moment. that's not going to last and the humidity 57%. here's the big picture. you can certainly see this push or this cold front moving south toward us. with it clouds, a couple of rain or snow showers or flurries but again no big deal around here. the cold, that's the big story. and the winds which will gust to 30 will make it feel like it's in the 20s and 30s with temps settling down in the low 40s. generally a morning rain or snow shower. a little sun this afternoon. 30 degrees tonight in town under clear skies. 25 north and west with windchills, some in the teens. tomorrow cold and breezy, 45. thursday milder. 56 by friday, upper 50s. the weekend mild but a chance of a shower saturday and sunday. better chance, though, i think until monday. let's turn it over to monika now and find out if we have any issues on timesa

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like 19 in frederick. 23 in downtown washington. below temperatures at or freezing in many areas. -- you doing to drop 21 continuing to drop 21-26. temperatures up and down the east coast here. that was the track of this fast- moving east coast storm. that is out of the picture. the cold wind are pouring in from the great lakes. even colder air to the north. it will stay colder than average. just about the time you think that is behind us, maybe another big batch of cold coming our way. dust and cold winds and high pressure. lots of sun tomorrow. just a little bit of snow left over. nearwill diminish except lake erie and ontario. 20's.g up from the 34 to 36 generally. it will be a chilly one. lots of dry weather. the coast weem off will keep an eye on but for now we are keeping the forecast dry with an ever -- with a slow warming trend. >> appreciated indeed. >> we are thankful for each other. rg iii defends his dad. the caps lack of spark when they need it most. the bucsizards and ♪ black friday deals up in the store. ♪ ♪ getting p

this stuff that's immediately out to the west of frederick, that's going to pass by to the west of frederick. everything down there around elkton is going to be coming into the center part of the state. that's just a cool shot. >> it was. >> beautiful morning. we are going to get some rain. a beautiful sunset. first warning weather details coming up shortly. >>> ron matz outside right now. it's not a bad morning, pretty mild, in the low 50s. >> reporter: not bad. it's dry. i looked in the win dow and i can see you guys from here. >> you're just around the corner. >> reporter: that's right. kennedy krieger institute, greed morning. we have team kennedy krieger, the good folks from ikea. how you can help the kids at kennedy krieger with toys. i'll tell you all about it when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> good morning. thanks so much for being with us. 56

. >> and tonight we know more about what was unfolding 24 hours ago in that frederick county home. >>hose stories in a moment. first tonight, the most important moments from your world in 90 seconds. >> the nuclear options senators vote to change the way they vote in order to break filibusters. >> instruction we've seen from reductions against president obama has reached new heights never dreamed of. >> obviously you can break the rules to kwha the world. >> three women held captive for 30 years in england are free tonight. >> the range for the three to escape. police arrested the man and woman both in their 60s. >> both women were highly traumatized and taken to a place of safety. >> a kennedy cousin is getting first taste of freedom in 11 years. a judge granted bail at $1.2 million while he awaits a new trial in the 1975 murder of neighbor marsha moxley when they were both 15 years old. >> yes, we knew the day would come. i wasn't completely destroyed. >> a lot of showers in the midwest. for now, north and west of us. north of pittsburg up towards detroit. behind that, it's serious

that would change and take over this paper has an article here about written, describing frederick douglass. and it actually says he was first starting to and what it was like to be -- highest view-point that a slave could not necessarily be well educated. to hear these words spoken by and how eloquently he spoke we also have in this issue articles about supporting the liberty party. liberty party electing people one issue on their platform. and that was ending slavery. another really important part of the newspaper is this. they always had a poetry and this one was by whittier, john greenleaf whittier, he published a number of poems that related to slavery and the sadnesss connected with those enslaved. you'll see in this issue, march 6, 1843, that now foster and beckley are the publishers of the newspaper. they will have taken over until 1847. when beckley resigned and foster then continued for some, at least another year. they had publishing information begging for subscriptions or wood or chickens or anything they could get in exchange for the newspaper. here's a poem again related to s

winchester, frederick and damascus all reporting freezing rain throughout the afternoon. we are going to see temperatures rise a bit. the freezing rain should come to an end and the winter weather advisory goes until 8:00. the rain continues to come up from the south. this is a monster of a storm. snow to the north. rain in the middle. a possible tornado down toward the southern carolina coast. a confirmed tornado near florida. what does it mean? winter weather advisory through 8:00 for light, icy. back toward the west, it includes west virginia through the day tomorrow for the potential for snow, an accumulating snow, too. current temperature, 39 in d.c. 40 degrees in honeytown. 38 toward fredericksburg. 33 toward martinsburg. close to the critical number of freezing. here is the heaviest rain, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight. if you are thinking of leaving at this time, we are going to see more and more problems. the roadways are a mess and will continue to be that way throughout the night. tomorrow afternoon, more rain, rather tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, we see the s

this is in southern frederick county. temperatures are comfortable, just about average. with nightfall, temperatures will fall a bit. 60 in leonardtown. 60 in herndon. more to the west across to west virginia and kentucky. current temperatures mostly to the 50's. fredericksburg at 65 degrees. low 30's across northern new england. in northper 60's carolina right now. oklahoma city, 30 degrees with freezing rain. it is even colder, 33 in minneapolis, 28 in omaha. moisture, this is the nasty spot developing. the possibility of freezing rain in parts of oklahoma. clearing skies through the day tomorrow and sunday. late in the night tonight when the front passes. the arctic air arrives late tomorrow night. .0 or so tomorrow the breezes will pick up late in the day. sunday, high-pressure interacts and that pressure is going to put the squeeze on the atmosphere. that will be the direct route of delivery, highs only in the mid 30's. 50 by midday. sunday, 35 or 36 for a high. sunshine at 40 degrees for the day. tuesday, wednesday, a coastal system could develop. there is a lot mo

joining us now, the filmmaker frederick wiseman who is joining us via skype. good morning and what an honor to have you on our show today. > >good morning. i'm pleased to be with you. > >what drew you to make this film about berkeley and it's funding crisis? > >i've been doing a series of films on institutions---high school, hospital, police department, welfare center--- that sort of thing. and a university seemed to fit with the films that i've been doing---it was consistent with the other films. i've been wanting to do a university for a long time and i wanted to do a public university and berkeley is one of the great public universities of the world. so i approached the then chancellor and he gave me permission. > >i hear the film is four hours long but it's a great four hours and you actually have an upbeat attitude even though it's a very serious subject. how were you able to do that? > >it's what i found. obviously the university of california at berkeley was having a serious financial crisis but the chancellor and provost and the rest of the administrat