howell. howell: thank you. my opponent sat on the intelligence committee x we never did -- and we never did find those wars, those weapons of mass destruction. we need better people on those committees that can help us to understand. we need better intelligence. i agree with orrin on this point. we have to make sure that the middle east is taken care of but, ladies and gentlemen, the british couldn't solve afghanistan, the russians couldn't, and we can't either. let them be themselves. if we do anything, let's send missionaries there. i think they could do a better job than what we've done in the military right now. >> moderator: senator hatch, any further rebuttal? [laughter] hatch: well, let's face it, we can't just walk away from our obligations. and one of the obligations was to fight and let people know that we're not going to be just people to step on. we have to stand up. and sometimes it's a costly proposition. now, the wars haven't been fought the way i'd like to fight them, but the fact of the matter

george howell at a best buy store in atlanta, stacey cohan is at a mall in arlington, virginia.ge, let's start with you. when i last spoke to you you found some incredible deals for all sorts of things. they're all still in place i take it? >> you mentioned that tv. i'll try to save that for you. there are a lot of deals. but let's talk about the high items. when people come in for black friday you start to get a sense of what people want. this is definitely in demand. the ipad. people looking at this. and you know, obviously good time to get it here on black friday. the tablets are in big demand, as well. and this is what the stores are doing. they're trying to get as many people in as possible, especially best buy. now at this best buy, excuse me, when you look at what happened this morning, some 600 people wrapped around the store waiting to get inside as it opened at midnight. a lot of people excited about the deals they could get here. important for best buy, keep in mind, this is a company that had disappointing third quarter earnings, so they're determined to make sure th

i am george howell reporting. >>> smoking pot for recreation is legal in two states. voters in washington and colorado voted to approve measures that would legalize the sale of marijuana to adults without the need of a doctor's prescription. a similar measure failed in oregon, however, federal law does stipulate that marijuana is illegal. >>> congressman andy harris is the only republican to serve maryland in the federal governor. >> brian kuebler spent the night with the state's republicans. >> reporter: the voters of district one put andy harris in office for a second straight term in the u.s. house of representatives. in the speech he says the nation faces serious challenges and that he has confident to take on those challenges. he believes in american greatness and he says he will not apologize for it. our government he added can't work if only half the legislature is doing its job. laying blame on the gridlock of the last two years on the democratically controlled senate. let's listen to what else he had to say shortly after his speech this evening. >> we have to

we will all the >> coming up tonight at 11:00 -- howell attached are eight -- how attached are you to yourself on? do you check e-mail and tweets even late at night? we will tell you more about this addiction and how you can overcome it. >> another disease. good gracious. >> sonny tonight -- sunny tomorrow. 54. we will call this partly cloudy as an average. still on the cool side. wednesday, big trouble they, should be dry crust to region partly cloudy, upper 50s's. bob ryan in tonight with a fresh look at the weekend forecast. >> gordon has nomophobia. >> have a great weekend. ca

george howell explains. >> mr.rbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: this year marks the 25th anniversary of that famous phrase. but the impact of the u.s. military buildup in germany during the cold war is still being felt today. in an unlikely place. the soccer field. a half dozen sons of american soldiers stationed in germany, born to german mothers have elected to play for the u.s. national soccer team, rather than germany's in the last few years. for some, this decision relates to their racial identity. danny williams and the other five players all have african-american fathers. >> what does it mean to be biracial in germany? versus being biracial here in the united states? >> people look at me in germany, they know i'm not 100% german. i told my parents i feel more american than german. >> reporter: jermaine jones was the first of this recent wave from germany to joint american soccer team. >> i'm different. when you see me, to german people, i'm a different guy. i'm mixed. >> reporter: unlike williams, w

george howell has been in a best buy in atlanta since, like, dawn. predawn. what's it looking like there now, george. >> well, look. what we're seeing right now according to the people who work here. we're seeing those customers who show up who want to buy the higher priced items. what we saw hours ago, midnight when this store opened, those were the people that were looking for the deals. we have this video to show you. some 600 people who were lined around this building waiting to get inside to get those special offers. these things laptops, televisions wsh things marked down hundreds of dollars in cases. you're finding people are satisfied with what they're seeing. fewer people will be shopping this year but they are shelling out more money. these stores are counting on that. i want to pan around and show you what's happening here. when you look at it, it's picked up since we've last been here. and you talk about the things that are the hot items here. you've got the laptops, the televisions, several of these cameras that are marked down. it's especially i

i think that both obama and xi jinping will now have to ask themselves, howell will they expect the relationshipween the two countries to evolves? where are they going to be at the end of five war 10 years. and to what extent that relationship can be cooperative and to what extent it will be adversarial. both countries impinge on each other in significant ways. both leaders and certainly the leaders i now on both sides know that a military conflict between them would have an outcome comparable to world war i in which there are no winners. while each side undergoes its domestic challenges, whether they can find the broader framework for the chinese- american relationship. that cannot be determined primarily in terms of the tactical disputes of the last few years. >> i was going to ask you briefly on what he said it today. >> the question is can he be pushed around easily? i don't think that is in the light of his conduct this year, that is not a prospect. that is not a theory on which anyone should act. >> i want to ask you briefly, hu jintao talked about waging local territorial battles. we had

howell, new jersey, not too far from the coast, the home of tom fitzgerald, 13 inches, they said. central park, a daily record of 4.7; i slip, new york, 4.2 and this is where that storm is now. still spinning here off of the cape, spreading in more rain and not so much snow here, but it looks like this is the last few hours as this is starting, if you look at the last few frames, to pull away. meanwhile, we travel down the coast to find the clear skies here as the high pressure is building in and we'll have a clear night, a sunny friday and the winds should be better tomorrow. speaking of the winds, the strongest gusts right now, out here near hyannis at 44; nantucket, 47 and we start looking to the new york area and find out the gusts 25 to 30 miles an hour. down from where they were, they peaked out in the 40s, 50s in one or two spots with gusts to 60 and that is about the snow, the wind-swept snow and the very, very cold air that they have been going through. more power outages up there. locally, we still have some gusts as well. 23 miles an hour here in the district and we exp

. >> inderstd d th ourvevevevevev complementary to each other, and i howell, it's certainly our determination that the eventual epa will serve a basis for further strengthening this relationship. >> the two countries trade more than $20 billion u.s. goods and services every year. japan mainly exports cars and electronic equipment. the japanese want the canadians to cut tariffs, and they want to secure stable supplies of coal and shale gas. the canadians are expected to try to remove tariffs on agricultural products, including wheat and pork. but the japanese will have to weigh the concerns of domestic farmers who fear more competition. >>> with all but two of japan's nuclear reactors offline, the nation's power companies say they are losing money. now the second largest utility in japan plans to hike its rates. if it succeeds, companies and household customers would pay 10% to 20% more for electricity next year. kansai electric power's president makoto yagi asked for permission to raise prices. the company wants household rates to rise by almost 12% and corporate rates by just over 19% from a

cnn's george howell has the story. [ applause ] >> good morning. how are y'all doing?ng. >> that's what this boot camp is for you. >> reporter: a mission that inspired lincoln stevens to try to make a difference. >> started the marcus graham project really out of a need to increase diversity in the advertising and marketing industry. >> reporter: the math is simple. only about 77% of managers and -- only about 7% of managers and advertising and a marketing are african-american. >> i would imagine in this industry you've got to have a thick skin. be ready for rejection. >> absolutely. >> reporter: resilient. >> absolutely. as minorities in this business you have to be competitive. >> reporter: so lincoln partners with the one club creative boot camp in atlanta to find talented students for his program. the challenge creating an ad campaign for one of the top agencies in the country. college senior blake roberts is competing against 60 other students for a spot in lincoln's program. >> we wanted to do a strategic plan -- >> reporter: the competition is tough. >> everyday

cnn's george howell at a best buy store in atlanta. and stacey cohan at a mall in arlington, virginia. we want to go first to george howell. george, what's it look like where you are? >> well, alina, you know, good morning. so fewer people in the store right now than we saw earlier. we want to talk about some video that we talk this morning at this particular best buy. we saw some 600 people file into this store all trying to get, you know, these deals. you look around, you see the tvs. there are televisions that are marked off. you've got laptop computers that are marked off. laptops and tablets definitely the big items that are in demand here. and store a store like best buy, you know, not only is it competing with online sales, but also competing with walmart, target. it's really important for this store, when you talk to the store managers here, to make sure that they get the best bang for their buck. you know, best buy had disappointing third quarter earnings. they're doing the best to make up for that. this is the day to do it. s

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and we constantly were doing battle with what we called the thurston howell iii wing of the republican party. i thought that wing was dead. it is hard to imagine listening again this morning to mitt romney's statement that this party, two years after a tea party revolution that led to the largest legislative landslide in american history nominated a thurston howell iii republican to be their standard bearer. it's just shocking. >> well, it's not so much unlike 1994, joe, because that's another huge republican congressional win that was also fueled by populism. i think there's no doubt that the republicans react to the macro lessons for their brand and for the experience of 2012 are going to be looking for leaders who are more populists. you can't just wait for the presidential campaign because it's too far down the road. there are lots of political battles between now and then. he'll be looking for somebody like bobby jindal who has a lot of strengths, one is he does have a populist streak, an andy washington streak, and focus on the real lives of real people. and i think what's so dam

her infamous project is black ministers including anna clayton howell to promote birth control. in england germany and united states to meld eugenics ran far deeper than the rantings of stoddard are hajj. whether they found their way into national and state policy from groups such as the national committee for mental hygiene, urging sterilization that they need to quote prevent this class of person from propagating, unquote. germany used disease laws to enlist.year's, greatly extending the power of the state into the private sphere and producing a union with a medical profession that would be rather easily in the third reich. in germany one expert observed quote the more scientific a doctor's outlook was, the more politically naÏve he was. perhaps the highest and most sinister irony that an american eugenicist, charles davenport, gidley wrote to mary harriman daughter of railroad tycoon e. a chairman who headed the eugenics record office in new york, saying quote the fire you have kindled is going to be a purifying conflagration one day unquote. is prophecy would come true only

heather howell slam into a car being driven by jesse garcia. she was speeding after an argument with her boyfriend back in july, she was intoxicated at the time. >>> in turn contributed to a spiking gas prices. chevron says it is cooperating with state and federal negotiations. chevron has pointed to a corroded pipe as the trigger for that fire. >>> if you bought gas lately, you probably noticed that prices have plummeted. ktvu's maureen naylor found gas at $3.59. well below the record high prices of just below a month ago. >> reporter: a few weeks ago gas averaged $4.68. ant tonight at least here $3.89. aaa expects that downward trend to continue. >> typically i spend maybe $40 a day on gas. >> reporter: because he has to cover the price of gas and commutes from san jose, he pays close attention to gas prices. >> i see it's trending down, it's given me a little more room to breathe. >> reporter: in san francisco the average cost for a gallon is $3.48. in oakland you will pay $3.03. san jose $4.01 and vallejo $3.98. cars lined up at this shop b

heather howell slam into a car being driven by jesse garcia. she was speeding after an argument with her boyfriend back in july, she was intoxicated at the time. >>> in turn contributed to a spiking gas prices. chevron says it is cooperating with state and federal negotiations. chevron has pointed to a corroded pipe as the trigger for that fire. >>> if you bought gas lately, you probably noticed that prices have plummeted. ktvu's maureen naylor found gas at $3.59. well below the record high prices of just below a month ago. >> reporter: a few weeks ago gas averaged $4.68. ant tonight at least here $3.89. aaa expects that downward trend to continue. >> typically i spend maybe $40 a day on gas. >> reporter: because he has to cover the price of gas and commutes from san jose, he pays close attention to gas prices. >> i see it's trending down, it's given me a little more room to breathe. >> reporter: in san francisco the average cost for a gallon is $3.48. in oakland you will pay $3.03. san jose $4.01 and vallejo $3.98. cars lined up at this shop b

george howell is following the story. seriously?k, the hearing starts right now, 9:30. and it comes down to whether this judge agrees with florida a & m's argument that you mentioned, first of all, that robert champion knew that hazing was illegal, that he knew the dangers involved in hazing and secondly, that he voluntarily took part in it. that's something the family has long said he did not do. they have always said that he told other students not to get into hazing, not get involved in it. we heard from several suspects the other, that he did want to take part in it. the university says if that's the case, they're not at fault. >> from what i understand, florida a & m had a culture that allowed hazing to take place and did allegedly nothing about it. so how can the university say it was not at fault at all? >> they say, first of all, they've told students reportedly that hazing is illegal and something that it can't be involved in. as you mentioned there seems to be a culture there at that school within the band, within other or

>> howell new jersey. >> howell, very fitting with that hat. >> do you howl? out and see what we've got for you. our pick city of the day, orlando florida, wesh channel 2, partly sunny, a few showers. 80 degrees, and as we look at satellite. not much going on. a few showers off the florida coastine, wet weather down through the lower mississippi river valley and showers and snow showers back true the pacific northwest. otherwise a beautiful day down through the southwest. a little on the chilly side in the northeast, a little on the breezy side and some rain down >> the good morning.n atlantictl it is a chilly start on this wednesday. we expect a lot of sunshine. >> and that's your latest weather. willie. >> all right. a thank you very much. coming up next, "today's professionals" weigh in as black friday creeps into the thanksgiving holiday. what do you think about it? we'll hear from the gang, right after this. wanna see me get some great deals? it's a new way to get cash back deals, and it's called bankamerideals! i sign into my online banking... click the

george howell joining us live from atlanta's heartsfield, jackson, airport where so many troops are returningeizes. george, always very emotional homecomings. these reunions of families and troops. >> we've seen several so far. they started trickling in. here the next couple of hours we know a flight with a lot of soldiers will be coming through atlanta, and fredricka, some of the soldiers are coming home. some are heading back to afghanistan, back to places where they have duty. you know, we spoke to one couple this morning. we spoke to rod and kelli mccormick. this is interesting because rod has been gone for six months his 2-year-old son was walking and crawling, and now there's a lot of time that's gone by, a lot of moments that rod has missed, but it was interesting to talk to them because their focus now is about getting together for thanksgiving, getting together with family and making new memories. take a listen. >> are we walking? >> wow. >> and what's your role going to be? just as far as helping to make sure he gets reacclimated to all these changes? what's it going to be like? >>

continuing to spotlight the most alienating, most elitist, most resentment driven weaponized thurston howelldeological edge to what republicans are offering the country. you can see why they'd be so angry at him. the country as a whole maybe owes mitt romney a debt of gratitude for continuing to exist in the public eye and continuing to insist there was nothing wrong with his campaign and the democrats' victory should be ascribed only to a vast bribery conspiracy involving, like, green cards and condoms. what is good about that for the country, maybe, is that republicans who are now jockeying among themselves to replace mitt romney as the de facto head of the republican party, they are having to articulate what is wrong with that way of thinking. and that seems constructive. that seems like maybe what the country needs them to do. >> this is just something that's fundamentally important for the future of our party, as a republican party, also important for the country. the country needs two competitive parties fighting for every single vote out there and proudly standing up for their princip

get out of -- anthony howell. look at that. >> sorry, no online show tonight. thanks for inviting me into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. this is "the fox report." tonight, lotto fever. lots of people dreaming of what to do with a cool half billion dollars tonight and that jackpot could grow even larger. plus, what's going on behind the scenes to avoid the fiscal cliff? >> everybody agrees. >> going over the fiscal cliff will hurt our economy and will hurt job creation in our country. >>er -- every family in america will see their taxes automatically go up at the beginning of next year. >> shepard: so how to avoid that. >> the president and congress will either fail together or we will succeed together. >> there has to be a deal. there has to be an agreement. >> and if they can't come up with a compromise, we are all going to pay the price. plus, they are some of the biggest names in baseball. bonds, clemens, sosa. all three tainted by accusations they used performance enhancing drugs. but should that keep th

george howell, c cnn, atlanta. >> thank you george. >>> the documentary who is black in america premiers sunday at 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. >>> two nfl cheerleaders shaved their heads today to honor indianapolis colts coach chuck pagano. the cheerleaders got their heads shaved between the third and the fourth quarter victory for the buffalo bills. they raised more than $20,000 for leukemia research. coach pagano appeared briefly before the game. >>> a gangham style christmas? it's a family who has synced up their holiday lights show to you know what. >>> americans show support for u.s. troops in many ways from yellow ribbons to flag pins. now as cnn's april williams reports, an atlanta woman has developed special bracelets that she hopes will help family members cope. >> many families are heading home for the holidays, but army captain shawn kirby is saying good-bye, leaving his wife a second time for deployment in afghanistan. >> i've actually already been there for about seven months and now i'm going back for another three. >> the first couple of months was really, really hard because

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here is cnn's george ho howell.y out of the need to increase diversity in the advertising and marketing industry. >> reporter: the math is simple. only about 7% of the advertisers in management and marketing are african-american. >> you really have to have a thick skin, be ready for rejection. >> absolutely, as minorities working in the business you really have to be competitive. >> reporter: so he worked with the boot club in atlanta to find talented students for his program. the challenge, creating an ad campaign for one of the top agencies in the country. >> and actually develop a structure. >> reporter: this college senior, blake roberts, is competing against 60 other students for a spot in the program. the competition is tough. >> every day heroes, who wake up each day. >> reporter: but blake's pitch pays off. >> so i definitely, definitely, definitely want blake roberts to join us for the summer. >> reporter: for blake, it means firsthand experience in the industry, and a much better chance at getting a job. >

this is sergeant john howell with the 316th sustainment command at beautiful camp air john kuwait. say hello to my wife and family in carnegie, pennsylvania. hi, paula. i love you, i miss you, i can't waito see you. and happy thanksgiving. >> how about that for a thanksgiving wish? welcome back to "early start," everybody. it is 46 minutes after the hour. we want to get to the weather now. the forecast, everybody watching that on this thanksgiving holiday. bonnie schneider there in atlanta for us. hey, bonnie, what you watching? good morning. >> good morning, alina. you know, yesterday we were talking a lot about fog in chicago. now the fog is further south in memphis, tennessee, this morning. if you're driving there or in the houston region, be careful. use the low beams this morning. we're definitely looking at overcast conditions. also, windy weather with gusts up to 45 miles per hour across parts of the northern plain states. and that includes the dakotas, so those winds will be strong, and that's important to note if you're driving or flying, because both of these factors will

the story he says begins around 1900 with a peddler named howell campbell selling goods including candyin 1912, he made con feksary history. >> this is the first combined element candy bar invented in america >> reporter: meaning like layers? >> you had chocolate bars. you had to havey bars but you didn't have chocolate, marshmallow, peanut, caramel all incorporated into one item >> reporter: that's right. before the clark bar, the milky way, snickers and the rest. and goo-goos quickly became a part of every southern child's dna >> i wished i there was some way that i could tell the folks who haven't tried a goo-goo just how good they are >> reporter: its fame grew in large part because of its connection with another emerging nashville institution: the grand ole opry with country stars like mini-pearl and lefter flats singing its praises. for decades, the candy was hand made. today the plant can churn out 130,000 per day. to celebrate its 100th birthday more than 40 local chefs have whipped up an assortment of recipes that explore the many wonders of the goo-goo >> this is homemade mars

thurston howell would pay if they went over the cliff. take a look at the actual dollar values beyond percentage points. we know we have health care law taking effect and that will only affect the top fifth. here's your dollar values for the income bracket ets is. add on the amt, when they expire, get rid of the bush tax cuts. for the wealthy, a big chunk. it goes down to the second quintile. we get rid of some payroll tax cuts. down the line f you zoom in, those in the lowest are affected right there. finally, the last bit, some other recovery act measures that come on. here are your numbers. up 400 bucks for those who are less than $20,000. up $1200 less than $40,000. if you make less than $108,000, right at $3,000 plus. $14,000 for those in $108,000 up to the very top. we take a special look at those at the very top. watch what happens to this graph as it collapses down. there's your $14,000. this is for the top 1%. again, mrs. thurston howell over here. $120,000 plus for the top 1%. that goes from $380,000 up to guys who make $200,000

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>> howell new jersey. >> howell, very fitting with that hat. >> do you howl? out and see what we've got for you. our pick city of the day, orlando florida, weshday, orlando, florida. 80 degrees, and a few showers. as we look at the satellite, not much going on. a few showers on the coastline. some showers and snow showers back in the pacific northwest. otherwise, we have a beautiful day through southwest. a little on the chilly side in the northeast. breezy and rain in the atlantic coast into the panhandle of florida. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> still below freezing. most of the region. good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. seven day outlook, this chill continues into next week. temperatures below average. average time is upper 50s. we won't be near there through tuesday. sunday evening into monday, a coastal storm might give us wind and rain depending on how it tracks. stay tuned to the track farther east. we'll keep you posted. >> and that's your latest weather. willie.

. >> reporter: patricia howell was at the crossing with her daughter and saw the train approaching. >> she said, mom, they're going to hit. and i saw the trailer was still on the tracks. and the people were jumping and trying to get off of the trailer before it hit. >> reporter: and then, the impact. >> i just saw people wounded by the train. >> headquarter, we are going to have multiple victims. we'll need everybody we can get down here. >> reporter: police say while some people were able to jump from the float before the crash, many of the victims on the back of the flatbed truck were in wheelchairs and could not escape. >> the warriors, the wounded warriors themselves, were helping each other. they were treating each other. they were moving each other. they throwed in. these military guys, this is not something they should have had to go through again. >> reporter: now, union pacific says the gates and the lights at this crossing were working at the time of the crash. we're also hearing remarkable stories of heroism, including that of 34-year-old joshua michael, an army sergeant wh

so it's not just this new technology that we talk about gordon versus orban howell you reach people where they live. a lot of seniors, for that matter your we were less effective at communicating not just our policy proposals, but we were too your point. this broader side, having them be around the country within hours or minutes. >> yes, sir? >> my question about this is this. it seems to me that the policies that you have identified as needing change might have been the policies that were adopted as a necessity to get through the primaries. how do you think the primary system can change to allow a candidate to come through that might represent a center-right as opposed to the far right. it seems to me that people might say that governor romney was among the most centrist of the candidates, but he passed through that primary system. how can i be adjusted? >> i think on the democrat and republican side, we tried to talk about that. until you go to a national primary, which no one is talking seriously about, you're going to have this inefficiency. i was with somebody last night they told m

will tell you when a part is going to fail, do you remember in 2001 that's how we got the first word howellgoing to fail and they went out and got the computer at home, the other h.o.w. said we don't sea see anything wrong and they brought it in, it was not going to fail and that was the first thing. >> everything' running smoothly. >> i get nervous having machines doing this many things. >> i think this is going to be. >> you do. >> in a motorola example -- >> you never had a how. you're ibm, somber, sorry, i knew it was something like that. >> we're putting more intelligence sensors in our enterprise products, smaller example would be rfid, capturing that, asset management, inventory management, and public safety which is the heart and soul of what we do, putting intelligence sensors and video surveillance to capture situational awareness, bring it back to a 911 or command center and do the deciphering and discerning. >> we're going to have sensors in us. that's the market of the beast supposedly if you get something stuck. >> it tells you anything you do. >> sleep, walking. >> and you we

howell, poorhouse, economic activity or a lack of bleeding to an related to lack of education and localties that invites an attention, lack of governance and as we've seen in recent decades, places where insecurity and instability rain are havens for troublemakers and these troublemakers and drowned out by a more direct security issue or this country. when you get a situation where people have to end up spending most of their energy and time focused on their ill health, where the ramifications of that were family members, there's just not much space for doing the things we'd like to see. so we have great ideas, wonderful examples of governments and education and so forth that we have seen and would like to spread. people don't have time for them, can't focus on it. and the vacancy -- the vacuum created by that basic security invites trouble. in my experience, this is where problems are. as i look around the world, there are a few areas that are well educated and well defined, but there are vast areas that troubles some, that are hallmarks by lack of stability and security and so forth.

>> from howell, new jersey. >> that's fitting with that hat. >> do you howl? >> howl! >> our pick city of the day. orlando, florida. wesh, channel 2. partly sunny, few showers, 80 degrees. as we look at the satellite, not much going on. a few showers off the florida coastline. wet weather down through the lower mississippi river valleyment some showers and know showers back into pacific northwest. otherwise, a beautiful day through the southwest. a little on the chilly side here in the northeast. on the breezy side and some rain down to the southeastern atlantic coast into the >>> 8:07 on a wednesday morning. hard to tell we have a lot of rain on the way to the bay area. not just yet, but tomorrow night. beautiful clear conditions will prevail for today. 72 in santa treeresa. friday and saturday, things start to change. we have two systems on the way. the first one will bring heavy rain at times on friday. the colder system moves through sunday into monday. >>> and that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. coming up next, today ease profe