these are live pictures from jonestown along with rain of 30 m.p.h..igher elevations of pennsylvania and new york and expects and snow today. neurologists say the wind and snow could cause widespread power outages. >> quite a contrast from this weekend where it was >> quite the festivities. and you made it here to work in your not dead tired. big changes in the works today, it was a spectacular weekend and now we're seeing low clouds and fog sweeping on shore. mostly cloudy in the interior valleys. coastline temperatures will be noticeably cooler. highs today only in the '60s and maybe the low seventies. we could be talking about some rain as we head into the middle of this week. it looks like clouds will hang around for the better part of the day especially at the clothesline. we will keep things as much cooler outside, 69 degrees in morgan hill. 70 in san jose. east bay temperatures up in the 60s and low 70's. it looks like we will continue cooler weather over the next couple of days. by wednesday, a chance of rain will return to the bay area. anothe

but the key underlying point in this class and the previous one with jonestown- and chris's comment was also a very helpful way to kind of end this class- that hey, folks, you know, we're not just- you know, it's just not hanging out getting humanities credit or three units of credit. we have to pay attention to religion- it can't just be a privatized thing in a free society. maybe it was okay when vastly everybody was protestant or something, you know, 150 years ago. but as we become more religiously diverse, as we see more pressures on people, we are going to see more extreme kinds of religious behavior. so that's the power of religious belief, and we'll keep on it in the next class, looking at islam.