leanne gregg, nbc news. >>> turning to the weather now. it's going to turn really wet. >> it is and it's going to stay that way for a while, hey, vj? >> that's right. there's rain and then there's the ugly rain. ditch the umbrella and go with a rain jacket. you want to stay dry. as windy as it will be tomorrow, you don't want to fight it the entire day. in the 60s running several degrees below average. 67 degrees. our temperatures will drop down to the low and mid 50s across the area. there it is. it's gray right now. there's the leading edge of the days of wet weather. annapolis to bowie, just shy of d.c. you can see at the doorstep of bowie, maryland, bethesda, you're dry, but you have rain coming up very shortly. in the early part of the day tomorrow, that's when the rain will pick up in intensity. that's where the heaviest rain is right now. still our drempbling sloppy stuff, that waits for the early part of the day tomorrow as all this makes its way northward. folks are asking why is it going to rain for so many days, as the storm com

that's where leanne gregg is now. >> reporter: hi, charles.unity clinics operated by denver health, the largest provider of health care for the uninsured in denver. under the new law, two key elements, expanded medicaid and the state-operated exchange where 18 different insurance companies will offer more than 500 different plans. the governor and the legislature supported the new law. this is where barack obama accepted the nomination for presidency back in 2008 under part of his platform to reform the nation's health care system. but more than 50% of the people in this state don't approve of the law. many of those already have insurance or they're seniors who don't think they will benefit. they're concerned about having to stand in lines. they're also concerned about quality of care. state insurance guides will help clarify what the system means for the two-thirds of the people in the state who really don't understand what it's all about. the goal, of course, to get everyone insured eventually. mara, back to you. >> my thanks to you all. >>>