." >> byplay jerry lee lewis at the kennedy center, good morning, washington. >> everybody has jazz hands this morning. the holidays are over. it is back to work today. the weather is not too terrible, 36 degrees right now and that is a mild start. we will not make a lot of progress from here. we've got a cloudy start this morning, even a wintry mix in southern maryland that will be ending within the next hour or so. we will deal with quieter conditions and most of -- most of the moisture to take -- stayed to the south. that will be enough to cause a few delays of you have travel plans. there could be flight delays especially this morning. it will look better by this afternoon. skies will become mostly sunny today but a high between 36-42 degrees. >> in virginia on 267/the dulles toll road, there is a crash that only allows two lanes to get by coming out of herndon and reston. this is eastbound before the exit for route 7. metrorail blue line commuters may expect delays. they are a little bit behind schedule. you mentioned southern maryland and the forecast but there is a crash of there.

quartet is based on a true story, a recording session brought together elvis presley, johnny cash, jerry lee lewisnd carl perkins. >> unbelievable. >> imagine being in that room. >> we give you million dollar quartet. ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] . ♪ [ music ] because because because because ♪. ♪ [ music ] . >> you can do anything but stay off of my blue suede shoes. ♪ [ music ] . >> nice. nice. well done. those guys are terrific. tell me elvis doesn't look like a young elvis presley. he's just a kid from arkansas. check it out. if you haven't seen it. >> good stuff. >> times square ball is not the only light catching the eye of new yorkers tonight. building is showing off the new l.e.d.system. look. it's sparkling. 17 million color possibilities. the old lights came in only 10 colors, a beautiful sight. >> it's super cool. next time you're in new york check that out. they test that had thing on thanksgiving night. nobody noticed. still ahead, an amazing performance from a woman with a ton of talent selling more than 30 million records, she is sarah brightman, live ahead when we continu

so you could say, in the immortal words of jerry lee lewis, "i spent the hell out of it." c-span: are you happy with this book? >> guest: i am. i'm happy with the way it came out because i've been able to see in the few weeks that it's been out that people are connecting with it, and they're getting a fresh look at these guys. they're finding out that they really didn't know them as they thought they did and that they really hadn't seen them as human beings in the same way that they do now that they've read the book, so that's very pleasing to me. c-span: as i was reading it, i kept saying -- and i feel clumsy trying to ask the question. how did you do this? >> guest: that's why it took six years. c-span: it's unfair to somebody who hasn't read this thing, why i would ask that question. anybody who reads this book will have, i'm positive, the same reaction. how did you get the access? >> guest: you cannot overestimate my ignorance at the start of this process. i started out doing it as i thought washington big-time political reporters do these kind of things -- calling up