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it will be dry and greasy and cooler with temperatures 60ish by three in the afternoon. the forecast, 78 degrees today and that record, a couple of late showers, 60 tonight but only 63 tomorrow, a chance of morning showers, and sunday, sunny and cool, 58 degrees, monday, sunny and cool, 60, a shower tuesday and veterans day looks like at 70 and . >>> welcome back. one museum is showing off an amazing find this afternoon. the new mexico museum of national history and science has unveiled the first baby penta skull discovered, airlifted out of the new mexico wilderness. >> it has five horns. >> the bones are part of the permanent exhibit at the museum. >> upper 70s, if not 80, and could see a shower this evening and also saturday morning and i hope you can make it down to the heart walk, low 60s tomorrow, breezy, dry in the afternoon for the terps and wisconsin, and a cool day on sunday and washing up, tuesday, a shower or two and wednesday, maybe 70 again. >> scouting for food throughout the area, tomorrow you will see scouts putting out plastic bags for nonperishable foo

some are known to trigger acid reflux such as greasy foods and chocolate. after you eat, make sure you digest the right way. it might be tempting, but do not lay down. that can trigger heartburn and can cause stomach acid to rise. go for a short walk or stand up for a bit. hopefully this will help you out. after dinner, if you're not into black friday shopping, you might want to check out a holiday movie. sylvester stallone is back in the box office with the seven rocky reboot call "creed." if you want a family movie, the animated film "good dinosaur" might be your best bet. a new twist on a legendary horror tale of frankenstein. it is told from the perspective of the eager assistant played by daniel ratcliff. larry: star wars fans getting there roller on -- roar on. they sound pretty good. thousands got together to do their best chewy noise. dallas happens to be the home of the actor who plays chewbacca. eileen: come on, larry. larry: no way. i cannot do that. eileen: unbelievable. 62 degrees this afternoon. nice and drive for you black friday shoppers. ou

the moisture has lifted off to the north and west, greasy, but that will allow the skies to clear nicely overnight. the temperatures early tomorrow morning, 44 degrees of the suburbs, downtown d.c. between 5 0 and 52. futurecast through the overnight, grab your sunglasses, sun and clouds through the day, looks fantastic, highs will above average. midday, midmorning thursday, we look for a line of showers, maybe and in bed thunderstorm. nothing severe, but thursday, take the umbrella out the door. the forecast through the day to mark him a chilly start, a chilly start, upper 40's, near 50 degrees. 61 by noon time, still a good deal of sunshine. 5:00 am at before highs tomorrow pursing 65. the next seven days, showers, am embedded showers possible thursday. by the weekend, highs in the middle to upper 50's with nighttime lows in the 30's. we reward back into the lower 60's early next week. the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: embarrassing -- that is the word to sum up the wizards' performance. at against the thunder. kevin durant did not play because o

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