he expressed support for what he is calling humidity engagement with regard to the ban. the first time president obama has criticized our current president and his first statement since leaving the white house. larry: in the day had come if you plan to sign up -- don autria: few plan to sign up for the affordable care act, the clock is ticking. enrollment figures help insurers decide next year's premiums and if they want to stay in the market. the obama administration projected 13 million people would sign up for coverage in 2017. as o had been rolled. -- had enrolled. larry: a bobcat from the national zoo is missing and officials are trying to lure her back. yesterdaye out morning as she did not show up for breakfast. zero officials say she may be in rock creek park. -- zoo officials say she may be in rock creek ark. they plan to entice her with treats. >> back off and let her try to come back to an area she is familiar with. she is familiar with her exhibit and where she gets fed. larry: bobcats are not known to be aggressive, but zoo officials are advising not to appr

we have the low level fog, humidity very high at 97 percent. temperatures not that bad, currently 43 in philadelphia. so an unsettled pattern. we will keep mostly cloudy skies for the most several days, the dryest day is today and then a very powerful storm sunday into monday. low 40s along the i95 corridor upper 40s to right around 40-degrees north and west. visibility down to only a quarter of a mile in pottstown and lancaster. across the region for today, temperatures top out upper 40s to low 50s and the seven day forecast shows a the look of clouds for the next several days, a lot more fun still ahe. keep it here. what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? al.hhh. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. jimmy dean delights frittatas. a delicious, savory egg breakfast, without all the bread and carbs. made with real ingredie

. >> it has not been cold, but it's been cool and humid. a lot of rain. >> it could be a half foot of rainfall between now and this time next week in the north bay. it's going to get soggy. that transition begins today with the increase in humidity. you will notice the increase in the rain tomorrow. santa rosa 44 degrees. the snow level of 2,500 feet. it's still snowing in portions of lake county right now. liver mother only -- livermore 48. that's the sierra. above 4,000 feet you're getting snowfall there. we do have some rain showers mainly in the north bay. solana and napa county getting the rain right now. the pink is mixed precipitation and everyone some white reported there. we're looking at snowfall between ukiah and liver and livermor. -- livermore. it was cold because air was coming direct from the arctic but now that ridge is building so far to the north tropical moisture will begin to move in over southern oregon. northern california and central california directly inpacting your weather. that transition really takes shape tomorr

there are artifacts, protected in humidity prove cases is your proof cases, computer digital computer that can monitor inch by inch the condition, certainly artifacts. to make this point they are symbols as well, very strong symbols of the founding of the country and what does unitas which is our history in those documents and working documents. if you think about it the declaration of independence, we trace our principles or the underpinnings of our democracy to a single paragraph, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, that paragraph is part of the discussion, part of the debate, part of every political discussion explicitly or implicitly, we didn't always get it 100% perfect but that is the discussion. the constitution is part of our lives on a daily basis. anytime your newscaster say does congress have enough to override a presidential veto? the senate in the next election, it is part of our life on a daily basis. artifacts

. >> cust mites thrive when it's more humid. so keeping the humidity in your house less than 35% can keep year-round allergies under control. >> you have to measure that ip do you remember humidity. >> is there a tool for that? >> i'm going to give you a hug. i'm glad you're back. >> and quick thank you, everybody. i lost my dad a couple of weeks ago and i went down to atlanta to deal with all that. we're talking 2,100 comments on my facebook page. that is just comments, not even likes. 2017 is officially going onward and upward from here. wish i had some optimism in the forecast, but it is not cold. there you go. >> your silver lining. got back on saturday and i haven't seen a sliver of may get sunshine back late tomorrow, but i think most of us will have to wait until wednesday before we get a nice, sunny day around here. your monday will be lost the on clouds, rein drops and gusty winds out there, as well. fwrab the umbrella, for sure. all the roads are wet, visibilities are low. could have some airlines delays, as well. it w

and eventually they move them, they move out of vmi because it's considered a little bit more humid than they thought. and so they leave them in three repositories from, basically, winter or/spring of '42 when they all get moved in sleet secrecy, by the way, nobody knows about it, til the fall of '44. so three or four months after d-day. there's very little fear of an attack on the american mainland at that point, and the documents come out of hiding and are returned to the library of congress. >> let's jump ahead to when, you know, like ten years later when it's decided that these all should be in the national archives which wasn't built until 1934. the state department has had these, a lot of these presidential papers -- maybe not those founding documents, but the state department had a lot of those things that ended up in the library of congress. or there were transfers made after, in the 20th century when people began to know how to better care for these kinds of things. but i'm interested in our talking a little bit about something that originated in my thinking from a book by pauli

humidity high at 93%. locations down to a quarter of a mile places like trenton, wilmington once you move north and west dense fog advisories still in effect for the next several hours but take look at concern as we head toward monday. we have high win advisories along the i-95 corridor. but down the shore high wind warning in the warning area that's where winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour for your monday. we also have a coastal concern. coastal flood advisories in particular watching those high tides between 4am and 5am tomorrow and then again from four to 5:00 p.m. on your monday. but look at the water vapor imagery. this is the intensity of that powerful storm still off to the west. it will continue to head in our direction in several waves. so most of the heavy rain overnight tonight into your monday. so back to work and school allow some extra travel time as we're dealing with those bands of rain and look at the winds. they will be how long so once again we'll be watching winds gusting up to 50

evaporation at night and moisture increases the humidity. the dewpoint temperature decreases, when this temperature reaches that dewpoint, you have fog. the temperature tonight will reach the dewpoint. say it's 35 degrees, and it's 35 , there you get it. 31 in napa. 31 vallejo. just at freezing, fog as well. tomorrow will be a nice looking day. forecast highs, lots of upper 50s. it will feel warm. we've been dealing with upper 40s and low 50s for the last week. now you're heading for the week. the 5 day forecast, sunday looks good, you're asking about this the other day, what's coming up, models are starting to come together with a really aggressive weather pattern. we may be getting into it starting wednesday. it looks like a run of real weather. i don't know if it will be as amazing as what we just saw, but it looks like we will be wet starting wednesday or thursday. >>> this summer marks the 50th anniversary of the summer of love and san francisco. in city hall there is a special exhibit with pictures from 1967. we will tell you about jim

hot and humid. no moderate or any of that crap. no. hot, hot, humid.g. you're not on a schedule. and you have no meetings, but you have somebody fun to spend the time with. and then you would go to the beach when the sun isn't right overhead yet because the beach faces east, the sun sparkles on the water. and the sparkle is very nice. so, positive. ♪ >> anthony: you're the template for the rock star, meaning other rock stars sort of look to you to figure out how should i behave? along with that, look, even at it's -- even if you're broke, you're a guy at various points in life has pretty much been one way or the other have been able to have a lot of things ordinary people would never have. you've had many, many adventures. >> iggy: i know -- >> anthony: given that, what thrills you? >> iggy: the nicest stuff right now, this is very embarrassing, but it's really -- being loved. and actually appreciating the people that are giving that to me. ♪ i don't see any birds at all here today. it's so quiet. >> anthony: is this the reward phase of your life or is

across america who helped sell and service our vehicles -- humidity across america who helped sell andervice our vehicles. we are very encouraged by the president and the economic policies he is forwarding. i would, yesterday the president's decision to withdraw from the tpp. we have been very vocal both as an industry and a company, and we have repeatedly said the mother of all trade barriers is currency manipulation. in meaningfully dealing with that. we appreciate the president's courage to walk away from a bad trade deal. i think as an industry, we are excited about working together with the president and his administration on tax policies, on regulation, and on trade to really create a renaissance in american manufacturing. mary? huge --nk there is a there's a huge opportunity working together as an opportunity with government that we can do to improve the environment and safety and improve the jobs creation and the competitiveness of manufacturing. we're looking forward to all of the elements that mark talked about to do that. >> any specifics on regulation? >> given the concerns

here are two other parameters we have to talk budge notice your winds very calm and that humidity very 96%. almost fully saturated so when there's no wind and high humidity, that really allows that fog to settle in. so what we're looking at are very low visibilities across the delaware valley. look at some of these numbers. three quarters of a mile visibility in philadelphia. 10 being the best. and the smaller the number gets even into the fractions it gets bad. trenton with half mile visibility. millville a quarter mile visibility. and reading half a mile visibility. the best way if you do have to be out and those roads tonight even though it's kind of dangerous make sure to use low beams. we do have a dense fog advisory once again across the entire delaware valley including delaware, south jersey and into southeast pennsylvania that goes all the way through sunday morning. then we have to talk about some unsettled weather the rain moves in sunday and monday and that wind kicks up. i've got the details of that storm in just a bit. >> thanks mon any casm with that heavy rain moving in

humidity 33%. about 25% indoors. and i think the skies will cooperate. look off to the west at about a quarter to 7:00 and you'll see a grouping of mars and venus and also the moon. if you look out right now you can see venus and the moon. so you don't need any sort of equipment just your naked eye will do it. but if you have telescope or by knock lashes it'll look a little bit cooler and you'll see more details. all right here we go, breezy not that cold tonight. temperatures in 30s and upper 30s downtown. bus stop temps 31 to 34. so chilly. mild again on wednesday, we're talking low-50s. then chilly on thursday and friday. but quite frankly back to average more like mid-40s. about 43 at 10:00 tonight when you walk the dog. and by early morning temperatures don't go down that much. we're looking at still above freezing in frederick, 35. and 37 in fairfax. 39 downtown. future cast really emphatic on bringing all these clouds in here. i think some clouds tomorrow, only partly sunny, which is not that much sun. 39 at 9:00 in frederick. and also 40 in rockv

his freshwater machine feeds off humidity in the air and pulls in water particles through a vent andine. a series of filters purifies the water, collect it, then pristine h2o flows out of the faucet. so, i can drink it? hector: yeah. it's no problem. ashlee: [speaking spanish] right now, one magic water machine cost $1600, but he wants to shrink the price and its size to something the size of a backpack. as he perfects the design, he has installed his machines in chile's dry north. hector: [speaking spanish] ♪ ashlee: hector distilled the idea for freshwater inside an incubator funded by some of santiago's wealthiest people. it is called the idea factory, or i.f. for those into the whole brevity thing. they support tech with a do-gooder bent. politicians stop by to schmooze, kids get a chance to learn. it is not a factory designed to build the next google or facebook. i.f. focuses on things for chile and south america, and they have got hyper-local branches hidden in unexpected corners of santiago. [dog barking] ashlee: there are tech incubators all over the world, but you won't find

quiet at the airport, temperatures pretty mild still , 56, humidity at 80 percent.a look poconos already 38 degrees. we have upper 40's this reading. fifty-eight still millville. sixty right now in atlantic city. take a look at the temperatures parts of the south jersey mullica 57. mid 50's in moorestown. we are looking at 60 this egg harbor. somers point right around 55 degrees. and then off to the west, we look at colder air. four in pittsburgh. 17 degrees in chicago. omaha checking in at 16. seven below minneapolis. st. louis reporting 28 degrees forty-eight right thousand in memphis so that colder air is heading in our direction. so, on average, look at the high temperatures, across the region for today, we're going about 47, in center city, upper 40's down the shore, lower 40's in the lehigh valley but once again feels like temperatures will be in the 30's by the afternoon behind that cold trent. look at the light precipitation, off the parts of the midwest, into the ohio river valley, rain, in kentucky, we are looking at some of that pink, freezing rain, sleet

. >> dust mites thrive in more humid conditions, so keeping our humidity levels less than 35%, which is really dry, does help to reduce how much dust mites will repopulate. >> reporter: to reduce indoor allergens, dr. cleveland recommends switching from carpet to hardwood floors and to wash your sheets up to twice a week in hot water. >> that was danielle barber reporting. >>> we've we're missing the sunshine. >> she wants one of those happy lamps, you plug it in -- >> yeah happy lamps. >> seasonal disgusting -- >> no, not a seasonal -- >> it's s.a.d.! >> it's a real thing. >> it is. >> gray skies over and over and over again make you just -- you just start looking at a calendar and wondering when may is coming. today, we're dealing with rain and wind and it's one of those days if umbrella might not be doing you too much good, because it's so windy. my flipped inside out when i was walking in today, not fun. but you'll want the raincoat for the rest of the day, the windshield wipers later on nor the evening commute, because we'll still have rain around and the winds are currently gus

the company made a disinfectant for household humid did i phiers that killed more than 100 people. the labelling on the product said it was safe for children. multiple brands of disinfectants sold in south korea between 2001 and 2011 contained toxic chemicals. they caused lung ailments that killed 113 people including infants. the largest number of deaths was caused by products from the company oxi legit bankeeser. it's a subsidiary of a british goods distributor. the sole central district court ruled that shin kwan yu falsely advertised when he was president of the company. the court also gave a seven-year prison sentence to the former head of the development lab. the executives at some labs were also found guilty. >>> police in bangladesh say they've killed and islamist militant they believe was one of the master minds of last year's terror attack on a cafe in the capital daka. at our bureau in bangkok has details. >> 20 hostages, mostly foreigners, died in the hostage crisis that drew global attention to terror threat in the emerging market of bangladesh. commander of a center g

high humidity this morning. look at the visibility. mile and a half in redding had been down to a quarter mile. seen a little bit of improvement there. you'll see this lingering fog this morning for the next couple hours before the temperatures start to climb and then we'll break out of the fog. atlantic city, two and a half mile visibility. one mile visibility in millville and not much chajed. fog is a temporary situation. they'll be thinning out. not going to happen quickly. clearing out for later this afternoon. more and more sunshine this afternoon. lead to pretty good warmup. couple areas of showers i'm watching. first one is going to fall apart. not going to affect us. next one is a different story. look at the snow? nebraska. doesn't look like much. light snow moving through north plat. snow is decembse destined des t look at those temperatures. right at freezing on friday. high temperatures of 20s this weekend. not much warmer on monday. as far as snow is concerned, dry tomorrow. watch what happens, clouds in place. by early fr

. >> you humid a big one. >> yes. hmm. >> what do you -- what do you like about school which classes are you most interested in? wl what do you want t do? >> science. i like biology. >> that's a great place to be. all righty. we're talking to mentoring 2 manhood. we'll continue after this ba y27mky y16fy >>> we're talking with mentoring 2 manhood. your young men are from 12 and 19 whampth a 1 oe ms' rn is to help them earn data cabling certification? >> yes, we're really excited about this program because not all of the boys that come out of high school will go to college. we sensed the need to begin to offer opportunities to enter the work force with marketable skills. one of our mentors, his name is richard nighti cabling company decided that he wanted to offer this certification for young men and young women that would be interested in this certification. so for six weeks, they'll meet consecutive saturdays. and at the end of the six-week certification program, they'll have a certificate with the electricians/techn

city where it's 39 from phil and he's chestnut hill section with clouds at the moment and he said humidityclimbing here and certainly not rain far away and no rain yet in most of the city and actually entire city of philadelphia and just norm of that we go where it's 3 many the morning and barbara lane reporting that with lots of clouds and mentioned dew point is 9. that needs to be close to the actual air temperature for full saturation and that's what's happening. we'll good to one more. ed connor. checks in virtually every single morning we appreciate that lots of clouds. he said it's dry and warmer and no ice yet. not year here. we don't expect that in chesterfield. but you go far north north and west there's a freezing rain advisory. back to the maps and storm three says this is pocket of rain. you see that there's pink starting to show up there with temperatures just marginal enough to support freezing on contact. this is all part of much larger system same one that brought ice to the central mraipz and we're expecting minor concerns out of the icing situation here and locally mainly

indoor relative humidity is about 8% right now. mostly cloudy tonight. the clouds come back. not quite as cold because of the clouds and the southerly winds. bus stop temp, 16 to 30. could be a mix. primarily light snow. nothing in the metro. not as cold tomorrow. some showers are possible late in the day and then wednesday milder but mainly morning showers. we'll be dancing around showers for a few days this week. i think the dividend will be the temperature. that'll be okay. we can put up with a few 19 in manassas. temps low to mid20s. by 9:00, 27 downtown. the clouds across the board. then finally some breaks to the south and west. we'll be above freezing tomorrow afternoon. thfirst time since friday afternoon. so day planner goes like this. excuse me. 20s across the board to start. clouds here and there. 31 at 11:00. dry. 35 at 1:00. now wednesday morning showers and 53. a few morning clouds on thursday. then 62, yeah, that's the golfable day. friday, showers. near 60. colder on saturday. could see a mix. primarily some sleet. about 40 for a high. nothing crazy heavy. sho

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