the only thing about this, handley asked this earlier, allergy season? yeah.llergies are coming up in just a bit. look at the numbers. 51 right now. our average high is 53. so if we're at 51 at 11:00 at night, you know we're talking about warm air. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. temperatures 47 in martinsburg. 46 in manassas. down towards for example at 59. very nice. very mild tomorrow morning pretty nice conditions. 49 degrees at that time. tomorrow afternoon, around 72 degrees. it is going to be spectacular again tomorrow with some sunshine. the mid to high-level clouds. but a very warm day for the kids out of the bus stop. if you're going to be out and about too, great day future lunch outdoors. no rain, no snow to talk about. we'll take a look at a wider picture. mid to high-level clouds coming in. but the sun can penetrate those. we're look agent a couple of storms back to the west. even a tornado warning around dallas. but this is the system that is going to really help to bring us the warm air. the reason is, it is right now over portions

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the fact that they are both front-runners, but for her to lose michigan and him to wrap it up as handleys he did, he's in a commanding position. >> you know what's amazing about his win map is that it's so heavy in the shout. that was supposed to be the ted cruz path to victory. >> right. >> it was supposed to be, a map that was made for krurksz and essentially trump took it. he was able to -- he's run even with him essentially with evangelicals, give or take, depending on the state, and then he ends up winning all the white working class voters, some of whom have come in that haven't voted in primaries in the past. look, you laid it out very fairly. this is it. it's do or die next tuesday. they either stop them in florida and ohio or he's the nominee. >> is there any coherence to the places where ted cruz has won, because he didn't pull off a traditional southern strategy which we thought he would. he's won in the scatter shot spots. >> he's won in places where it's usually -- you can tell a ted cruz state in a few ways, number one, it touches the state of texas. >> okay. that's helped.

a handley, if we get on this, we have to deal with the root causes. fortunately we have a truce that is holding in syria. if you can give people hope that they can go back home, this crisis will begin to abate. so certainly, nato will have to play a part in this. and the terrorism threat is always going to be there. it isn't going to go away tomorrow or next week. and i would be careful not to inflate this with the refugee crisis. they are separate things. and we can see with the jihadi networks in western europe that connectedlarge issue to what is going on in the middle east. the only way to stop these attacks from happening is to have extraordinary police capabilities and intelligence capabilities with lots of collaboration and nato will play a role in that. i think it is wise of president obama to be meeting with the counterparts to look at what can be done and how the u.s. can help. host: nora, welcome. it is good to talk to you today. i love this program. i want to refer back to your previous priggish caller. he touched avoid the point of assimi