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now they are all the way in the back of the crowd because everybody's come and now all havele filledting is, again, a very orderly procession of folks. the weather good with three minutes to go. when you think about it, in america, we have this many people for the dropping of the ball in times square, but the crowd is stationary. they had to move all of these folks from one location to the other. it's all been orderly. very, very well done. what's interesting is even though these people are now in the back of the line, nobody seems upset. they are quite stoic, enjoying themselves. people straining for a good view. i'll tell you, it's impressive. that flag flying over buckingham palace shows the winds are fairly light. it's a beautiful morning -- afternoon now here. but, again, nobody seems to be upset about their position in the crowd. they are just enjoying it. matt? >> maybe what you said, camilla. nobody wants tole spo spoil the moment. >> it's a communal atmosphere. so the balcony is the center point of their interaction with the public. we always associate it with being presente

the southern havel mostly sunny, even areas like palm springs expected to warm into the 90s for the afternoon. we're not going to see that but we'll get a little warm-up here as well. satellite view easy to see. this ridge again kind of flat. it's kind of being squashed a little bit by the storm track that continues to send waves over the area. and again, just bringing a slight chance for maybe a few sprinkles. over the north bay, that will be about it. we'll see high clouds and we will look at 60s and 70s for the afternoon. by sunday night into monday, we've got changes in store. most of us expected to see rain rain late sunday and the monday morning commute could be soggy. 73 in napa. 73 for concord. 69 expected oakland and 65 degrees right around san francisco. 72 san jose this afternoon. 70 degrees in fremont. low 70s pleasanton, extended forecast, so overall a good- looking within. we will be in between clouds but our temperatures will feel pretty nice sunday night and monday. there's a chance for rain. tuesday and wednesday our temperatures continuing to cool. we'll fall back below aver

havell of our staff's worked through the night and i would like to thank senator staff.on -- hutchinson's we allorked etty tirelessly to meet our obligations to be able to report out a bill in the subcommittee but tonight at midnight. we want to hear from you about where you think that you are. we are very proud of nasa. this is the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's call to send a person to the moon and return them safely. from our human space flight, the visit to the moon, the vision to go further, we are so oud of what we have done with human spaceflight and we look forward to supporting human space flight initiatives. when we look ahead at space science, the hubble space telescope, to others in the area of earth science, planetary science, protecting power, it is all important. we know that what nasa doe is part really creating the new ideas for the innovation of the economy. in a speech to the maryland roundtable come every time nasa goes soft, it takes the american economy with us. nasa is about innovation and drugs. last year, congress gave nasa a new path forward. the ranking

what effect does long-term unemployment havel worker's future employment prospects? >> that is one of those areas where the economic research is pretty clear. the longer somebody is unemployed, the hotter it is for them to become reemployed -- the harder it is for them to become reemployed. >> the important things to what's coming out of this recession is what happens to the long-term unemployed. it is that a very high level. >> when unemployment benefits run out, what hapns to the unemployment rate? >> i am not sure that i see a big impact on the unemployment rate went those numbers work out. people are more likely to stay in the labor force when they are receiving benefi. there may be some issue where people stop looking -- start plucking when the benefits run out. that may have an impact on the bour force. >> been arguing for stimulus, the president's economic adviser ised a repor that projected the unemployment rate woulbe about 6.8% today and about 8.2% if the stimulus was not passed. what is the unemployment rate today? >> it is 8.8%. >> president's advisers sa

what effect does long-term unemployment havel worker's future employment prospects? >> that is one of those areas where the economic research is pretty clear. the longer somebody is unemployed, the hotter it is for them to become reemployed -- the harder it is for them to become reemployed. >> the important things to what's coming out of this recession is what happens to the long-term unemployed. it is that a very high level. >> when unemployment benefits run out, what happens to the unemployment rate? >> i am not sure that i see a big impact on the unemployment rate went those numbers work out. people are more likely to stay in the labor force when they are receiving benefits. there may be some issue where people stop looking -- start plucking when the benefits run out. that may have an impact on the labour force. >> been arguing for stimulus, the president's economic adviser issued a report that projected the unemployment rate would be about 6.8% today and about 8.2% if the stimulus was not passed. what is the unemployment rate today? >> it is 8.8%. >> president's

havell of our staff's worked through the night and i would like to thank senator staff.on -- hutchinson'se all worked pretty tirelessly to meet our obligations to be able to report out a bill in the subcommittee but tonight at midnight. we want to hear from you about where you think that you are. we are very proud of nasa. this is the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's call to send a person to the moon and return them safely. from our human space flight, the visit to the moon, the vision to go further, we are so proud of what we have done with human spaceflight and we look forward to supporting human space flight initiatives. when we look ahead at space science, the hubble space telescope, to others in the area of earth science, planetary science, protecting power, it is all important. we know that what nasa does is part really creating the new ideas for the innovation of the economy. in a speech to the maryland roundtable come every time nasa goes soft, it takes the american economy with us. nasa is about innovation and drugs. last year, congress gave nasa a new path forward. the ra

havell of our staff's worked through the night and i would like to thank senator staff.on -- hutchinson's we all worked pretty tirelessly to meet our obligations to be able to report out a bill in the subcommittee but tonight at midnight. we want to hear from you about where you think that you are. we are very proud of nasa. this is the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's call to send a person to the moon and return them safely. from our human space flight, the visit to the moon, the vision to go further, we are so proud of what we have done with human spaceflight and we look forward to supporting human space flight initiatives. when we look ahead at space science, the hubble space telescope, to others in the area of earth science, planetary science, protecting power, it is all important. we know that what nasa does is part really creating the new ideas for the innovation of the economy. in a speech to the maryland roundtable come every time nasa goes soft, it takes the american economy with us. nasa is about innovation and drugs. last year, congress gave nasa a new path forward. the

what effect does long-term unemployment havel worker's future employment prospects? >> that is one of those areas where the economic research is pretty clear. the longer somebody is unemployed, the hotter it is for them to become reemployed -- the harder it is for them to become reemployed. >> the important things to what's coming out of this recession is what happens to the long-term unemployed. it is that a very high level. >> when unemployment benefits run out, what happens to the unemployment rate? >> i am not sure that i see a big impact on the unemployment rate went those numbers work out. people are more likely to stay in the labor force when they are receiving benefits. there may be some issue where people stop looking -- start plucking when the benefits run out. that may have an impact on the labour force. >> been arguing for stimulus, the president's economic adviser issued a report that projected the unemployment rate would be about 6.8% today and about 8.2% if the stimulus was not passed. what is the unemployment rate today? >> it is 8.8%. >> president's