dulles, 37 at gaithersburg. 43 degrees in lexington park. skies are clear. it will kick holder in the morning. -- it will get colder in the morning. that is the remnants of the nor'easter. it has moved out of the northeast and the mid-atlantic. we are left with nothing but sunshine today. high-pressure controlling the weather. it fits over the top of us and wins pour in from the southeast. we will get warmer temperatures the next couple of days. blizzard conditions are expected there that will move into the midwest as we approach the weekend. it will hit us by the early to middle part of next week. mostly sunny and a little warmer. 53-58 tonight. 30-37 temperatures tonight. look at the seven-day forecast,

indianapolis and toledo and getting toward lexington. this front is moving in our direction. expected here overnight tonight. behind the front, the air is much colder so highs will only be close to what we're looking at now in the low 50s after today. 49 in leesburg this morning. but manassas is down to 41. 60 in petersburg. warm air not that far away. 51 in la plata. let's check in with monika samtani at 5:00 a.m. with timesaver traffic. >>> overall it's a very quiet rush hour with this holiday. you've got metro on a saturday schedule as well. no hov restrictions to worry about so that helps. by the way, also the redline is single tracking it grosvenor and friendship heights. let's go over to another map. this time we're heading all the way to southern maryland, route 4, route 5, 301 everything looks good coming up from brandywine, accokeek and around andrews air force base as well and route 4 pennsylvania avenue. let's show you what it looks like near college park. if you're planning to head from

most of this is -- lexington. most of this is moving north and not east n. is a slow moving front and that's why we have today still going to be dry. it's going to be tonight into the early morning hours tomorrow that we're dealing with the bulk of the rain showers. trying to get a sprinkle or two maybe up toward the blue ridge, southwestern virginia but here in town a mix of sun and clouds with more clouds as the day wears on. now i'm stopping the clock at midnight. you'll see the rain just starting come in toward the metro especially on the west side. it will be with us overnight into tomorrow morning. still could be moderate rain areas early on tuesday. so the morning commute if this is a little slow will be impacted. then this will be moving away from us by even lunch time. so we should see some clearing during the afternoon but a much colder air mass will be replacing what was spring like the last cup of days. 68 today, still mild. showers tonight into early tuesday. we're going to give a yellow alert because i think the commute could be affected in the

rain from the ohio valley down to lexington, kentucky. morning fog, again in south texas and louisiana, drive safe. >> only in the 20s from twin cities to fargo. 52 in dallas. and a warm 82 in phoenix. >>> well, when we come back this morning, what will not be clogging up your mailbox this holiday season. >>> then, the store mannequins that could be checking you out without you ever knowing it. meet the new generation of high-tech spies. >>> and then, holiday harmony nba style. the secrets behind the christmas carol you've got to see and hear. >>> welcome back. there is still time to beef up your holiday shopping budget with the powerball jackpot now hovering at about $325 million. a winner opting for the lump sum cash payout could take home a mere $212 million. the odds are only about 1 in 175 million. the drawing will take place tomorrow night. >> pick up a few on the way home this morning. >>> u.s. shoppers hitting the stores today will have some competition from canadians. a recent increase in duty-free allowances has our neighbors to

lexington park 55. the average morning low is about 42 so normally we would be closer to 40 and even 30's in a few spots. not today. another mild one. yesterday we reached 71 at reagan national. today i think it will be pretty similar. a good amount of sunshine but increasing clouds will lead to areas of rain. even tomorrow morning during the early part of the commute we could have some areas of rain. we will have a beautiful shot of the sunrise at about 6:45 a.m. there is a look at the federal city. we will go now to steve with traffic. >> we will look at 395 near duke street. we had an earlier accident southbound on 395 and that was cleared and everything is open. it didn't cause a delay. main lanes and h.o.v. lanes moving nicely without incident. h.o.v. restrictions lifted all around the region except route 5 50 in maryland. near 109 usually slow by there time but today better than usual, a little volume but not enough to slow down. we are good down 270. we will head over to the map and show you wher

more than 1100 outages in lexington hills. nearly 2,000 outages in saratoga those have gone down a bit. 500 in los gatos, 200 in san jose. kira klapper, abc7 news. >>> our team coverage continues in the north bay now experiencing flood warning in the petaluma area to go along with the downed trees and power outages and treacherous roads. katie marzullo is live in mill valley. >> reporter: the rain is coming down like a wall of water. it gets worse when you see it going sideways like this, that's when it hits you. storm damage miller avenue at camino alto, near the safeway, you can see this large tree snapped at the roots. good news is the road is clear, you can see cleanup work has been done some of the branches stacked neatly on the sidewalk, logs have been cut into smaller pieces it is a mess there's debris everywhere and the few cars we've seen coming through have taken note and slowed way down as they maneuver between all this debris. when we drove across the golden gate bridge in morning that was a treacherous one really

gaithersburg, 45 in winchester, 49 at dulles airport, 57 in fredericksburg, lexington park where there's been more sunshine. look at live super doppler 7. a few sprinkles. first, over the south side of beltway, the wilson bridge rea, stretching from burke springfield and across into upper marlborough, just a few sprinkles out there to speak of. headed northbound, straddling frederick and even clipping parts of upper montgomery county hills, a few sprinkles as well, and off to west, near winchester, shenandoah valley. a few sprinkles. in southern maryland, some sunshine. white is the clouds. ground.k is just the rappahannock and culpeper , sunshine. fredericksburg, 57 degrees at this time. satellite and radar composite, notice the circulation, leftovers from sandy. the upper level circulation in canada, the quebec area. there is the circulation, the upper level low pressure system. but there is energy swinging in backside of that which drop in early tomorrow morning. i do think that could bring us a more sprinkles tomorrow maybe one or two flurries tomorrow morning. nothing to get excited

but, do expect potentially, a shower across lexington hills, the next, 30, 40 minutes. now the temperatures, this is the other huge story. 48 right now in santa rosa. 50, concord. 40, sunnyvale. mount dim. ablo. outside the live camera network. not too much rainfall left on the radar. showed you. clear skies. enable temperatures to drop, record setting slows for tomorrow morning. we had two days of record setting heat to start the week. now talking about all-time record setting lows. here for the morning hours. going to find a chance here, scattered showers, at about 6:00 a.m. can't call it dry for your saturday morning. not picking up on a lot of rainfall. instability look this could mean some spotty showers. well, get in on the drier weather. head throughout the late morning hours. also on the afternoon. saturday. an that will keep the dry weather into your sunday forecast. now let's get a look at the numbers. combede e coldest. santa rosa. 32, napa. taking precautions out there in vine yard. 42 t. san jose. also, very cold 35 in los gatos. who could set record. keepi

mittal for the southern maryland and lexington park.here is milder air to the south west, not tremendously warmer, a lot colder air off to the north and west. we remain under this cooler air mass the next several days, keeping the temperature is about average this below year.f but not be surprised if tomorrow some areas do not get out of the r 40's for the daytime highs. than it wass colder the 24 hours ago at airport. ae satellite radar, g throughce pushin virginia, central virginia. this is pushing towards the south and east. no impact on our. clouds continue to mainly south of the d.c.. more sunshine in the morning to d.c. rth of especially around hagerstown, southern pennsylvania. the future-cast exit 48 hours, north, theo the temperatures hovering around 50 degrees. monday, more sunshine, brighter the departure still quite cool this time of year. -- the temperature still quite cold this time of year. temperatures fall into the overnight, partly cloudy. tomorrow, if you like this day, a little bit brighter. the extended outlook, qui

. >> meet us at 13th and lexington. 13th and lexington. >> all right, sarge, we're rolling. >> an all-outfolding in ford heights where a fugitive we've been calling ours ago. witnesses say he was aiming at a local man on a neighborhood block but hit the man's girlfriend instead. the bullet went through her leg and booth fled on foot. now 22 members of the sheriff's gang and fugitive warrant team are descending on the area to find their suspect. >> he did make comments that we're getting from people that we talked to that he is not afraid to shoot at the police, he's not afraid to do what he needs to do to get away.if he d wants to go, we'll handle our business on our end. >> police are blanketing ford heights but they're not going in blind this time. they've enlisted paid street informants to chase down leads into booth's whereabouts. sergeant jason o'malley is helping to lead the search. >> we're working four different informants right now. all of them are decent information, it's just that we're getting it in bits and pieces. >> their latest tip, booth's still in the area, riding in a b

lexington reservoir.ll keep watching it but it'll be a day where i just think it rains most of the day. >> our storm watch team coverage continues after this break. how stanford is preparing the football field for the pack 12 game. . >> live in the authority bayh long highway 101 where the morning drive continues to be slow and slick. we will have the very latest. . >> and live where a flash flood advisory remains in effect throughout the morning, how will it affect river levels as well as flooding on the streets? we have more storm track team coverage coming up. . >>> we are continuing our storm watch and seeing all the rain creeing swelling all over the bay area. we have been out there for four hours already live, brian flores watching a flash flood warning in sonoma. rosemary seeing moderate to heavy rain in marin. steve is in the weather center. there is almost to much. i could do an hour show just on the bay area. you can see why. a heck of a lot of moisture. we will have just a steadier rain now ins

southern maryland, looking at 50 in lexington park. milder temperatures to the south and west. a good indication of what is on the way as we move closer towards thanksgiving. wednesday, thursday, upper 50's- 60 degrees. 24 are temperature change not so significant for us in d.c. the milder air is out there. we will see a difference as we move to the next few days. here is a coastal storm, the first batch of clouds to arrive. this will keep our temperature in the 30's as opposed to the 20's tonight. the cloud cover is acting as a dome of insulation that will keep our temperatures up a little bit. the rain and showers should remain well off the coast. macy a shower or two across the peninsula early tomorrow. we will look for a mix of sun and clouds later tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will be in the lower to middle 50's. a few more clouds as we move to the day on tuesday. milder air by wednesday, thursday, friday. forecast for tonight partly to mostly cloudy skies. 32-40 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow in the lower to middle 50's. here is the extended outlook. a look at thanksg

if you notice, he's going the wrong way down lexington avenue. >> i would be freaking out. >> it's the most awesome thing i've ever witnessed in new york. as long as we don't kill anybody. >> he's going to run into someone head on. >> last but not least, hoboken, another area super flooded. my friend who lives there sent us this video. it appears as though people are still working. >> there's still ups deliveries. >> are you kidding me? >> you're still working? >> that's what brown can do for you. they're not stopping. those packages, they say it's going to get there in two to three business days. he means it. >> it's not on the screen yet, but it's coming. fast. >> they felt the jolt of the air after it went past them. >> see what's stirring the air next. >>> halloween's over, and now we all need to know the -- >> way to destroy a pumpkin. >> see what they are on "right this minute." >>> we have another winner in our "right this minute" ipad giveaway. her name is jamie. she lives in cincinnati, ohio. we have her via skype right this minute to tell us about her big win. welcome! congra

outside across the board in the 50's and 60's, 54 culpepper, 5 degrees southern maryland, for lexington plenty of mild air to go around. detroit, pittsburgh, charleston, asheville, all looking at temperatures now in the 60's. you don't have to head too far to the west. look at minneapolis, now 27 degrees. the story is not really the cold front but the 24-hour temperature change compared to yesterday at this time now about 40 degrees colder in minneapolis. this cold front moves our way over the next 24 hours. clouds will increase for the day tomorrow, and with the clouds the rain will start tomorrow night into early tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon, all of this will be out of here. satellite and radar, high pressure now moved just off the coast. here's that cold front marching towards chicago at this time, dropping quite a bit of rain, nothing severe. notice the back edge of this frontal system, not a whole lot of snow. the really cold air is going to take a little bit of time to filter behind it. so any showers or rain we see in our area, no need to worry about changing over to sno

we are talking lexington, concord, take up arms and get rid of the guy. he is going to send in u.n. want them in lubbock county. so i'm going to stand in front of the armored personnel carriers and say, you are not coming in here. the sheriff, i have already asked him, are you going to back me? he said, yeah, i'll back you. >> that was his idea of a worst case scenario. finally birtherism with a twist. here is steve king with how president obama's mother managed to convince us all that her son was born in hawaii, not in kenya. >> i looked into that before he was sworn in for the presidency. we went down into the library of congress and we found the micro fish there, only two in hawaii. each had published the birth of barack obama. it would have been hard to fraudulently file the birth notice of barack obama being born in hawaii. there doesn't mean there aren't other ways they could have announced that by telegram from kenya. >> maybe she neglected to consider that naming her son barack obama might be a problem for her son's future run for the united states. have a great holiday week

kira klapper is near the lexington reservoir. >> reporter: directly at my face, good morning. i'm holding on to my hood and hat because i'm afraid i'm going to lose them. it is so windy and the rain is coming down so hard, my photographer ian was brave enough to shoot video off of 17 an hour ago. it is a little higher up the summit from where we are now many you can see a tree is down at summit road at 17. signs warning dryers to slow down. they -- warning drivers to slow down, but they are not. it is treacherous only two handfuls of cars are speeding by us. the conditions very wet, as you can see the rain jut pelting us coming horizontally as katie mentioned, the conditions very dangerous on the golden gate bridge. people who traverse highway 17 everyday are used to it, they can probably drive it in their sleep. but this morning they do need to slow down, conditions are very slick some standing water here on highway 17 and we hope people will be safe. nearby in saratoga, 2,000 customers without power right now. that's the latest from los gatos, kira klapper, abc7 news. >>> wi

atf says the result of a several month investigation ended on the doorsteps of north kerry, west lexington, harlem and here. each location authorities searched with warrants and attempted arrests. some were made in morning and the case is from a spike in violent crime in the area. those who live close by to these locations watched and describe the early morning raids. >> just a lot of police out here and vests and -- cars. >> atf agents. >> yes >> we are waiting on the details on the raids. the city state attorney office is the lead on this case and said it's still going on so stay with us as we continue to develop this story. >>> and the woman who was pulled from her burning home yesterday has died. officials say the 59-year-old pass away at the bayview burn center after being burned on half of her body. her home wan blake court was destroyed and fire firms say they don't believe it was set on purpose. >> weather wise a november chill. holding tough out there right now. 38 in townsend. 41 aberdeen. we have 37 westminister already and are down to 42 in the state capitol, 45 east, chilly st

over the santa cruz mountains, a little bit of a heavier rain falling here just east of highway 17, lexington hills. we have an advisory remaining over sierra, snow levels are low this morning anywhere from 25 to 3000 feet and we have the winter weather advisory, and for lake tahoe e until the afternoon. we're looking at several inches of snow and low snow levels and an adjusting of snow for our higher elevations. 58 degrees for santa rosa. 59 for san rafael. 59 in oakland, low 60s for the warmer spots. 62 in pleasanton, 61 are san jose. 60 degrees santa cruz. the extended forecast shows tomorrow morning going to be a chilly start if you have an early morning soccer game, be prepared for that. upper 50s, low 60s in the afternoon. sunday looks to be the warmer day. slightly warmer as we get back to work on monday and rain will return to the area on tuesday. i'll have a look at your current temperatures coming up. >>> as president obama reshuffles his cabinet for a second term, the help he may be looking for in silicon valley. >>> and a tough lesson for a city council candidate on why every vot

lexington reservoir 2/3 of an inch. crockett half inch of rain. about a third to a quarter inch palo alto, sfo, oakland, san francisco, lesser amounts as you head south. the system is still producing some rain. most of this will wind down fast. we'll have partly cloudy, partly sunny skies, cool and breezy. there is a definite line stretching from brent wad to livermore and mess anton and dublin. there is some of this activity lingering back and 580, seat seat split, back to fremont, union city, over to the peninsula, then it washes out a little bit. so there's still a little bit here, but it's about another hour and we'll be done with thank you very much then we'll focus our attention on the next system. that's the one that i think has better potential that will line itself up late thursday afternoon and evening into the north bay. mendocino county, napa, sonoma and marin, that could be there for a while thursday. that could produce some really heavy rain if it doesn't move, if it stalls out. that will sweep over the area late thursday into friday

charles street from fayette to monument street and lexington at charles street and gay street from fayette to falls way. something to keep in mind. if you are traveling on 695, here's what the northwest corner looks like right now at old court road. everything up to speed. no delays down to route 40 and it will be nice and clear on the interloop up to 83. this is what 83 looks like in hunt valley. no concerns whatsoever here at shawan road. nice and clear as you make the drive down to 695 and it will remain that way as you get on to the jfx and head downtown. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> they are quick and easy and obviously most people take them and grab them on the way to work. >> breakfast sandwiches. they are tasty megan, you may want to stay away from them. the horror. we will explain why in a bit. >> also the risk you run when you smoke with your children in the car even rolling down the windows doesn't help. >> all right. check out our app phone and if you want to monitor the system go to the app store and down load the app. good morning marylan

charles street closed from fayette to monument and lexington from charles to frederick street and eastbound mount vernon place at cathedral and gay street shut down at fayette street. no concerns on 83. and heading into the city and this is what 95 looks like downtown at 395 traffic moving right along the beltway going to be in great shape in parkville. here's a live look at harford road. no problems heading up towards towson but a crash near ridgely avenue you want to watch out for. megan and charley over to you. >>> a family has more than doubled in size from 3 to 7. >> they welcomed a set of quadruplets on november 1st. here they are. they are two boys and two girls and we are not sure of the names. they were delivered at anne arundel medical center. the hospital's second set and they have to stay in the neo natal intensive care as they were born a few weeks early and will be there for a few more weeks but the babies, mom, dad and their big brother are all doing very well this morning. >> that's massive. three to 7. >> i know i keep thinking what are they going to do about a stroller. th

around lexington park and colonial beach showers. and this is starting to diminish and will continue to do so going through the rest of the morning. be prepared to get sunshine in here as we go throughout the day. right now, temperatures are cold coming in at 40 degrees in stevensville and catonsville at 38 and west friendship at 34 degrees right now. we do have patchy fog in frederick. so, be prepared for that as you roll out and about. look at the planner. 49 degrees by lunchtime. quite chilly and the sunshine and the clouds still mixing together. by the afternoon, the high temperature coming in at 51 degrees. and don't think we will be socked in like i toll charley. we will get sunshine high pressure is going to do its thing. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with a very serious crash in baltimore county. it's in white marsh and has shut down philadelphia road at bradshaw road. baltimore county police crash team is on the scene and we will bring you the very latest a

we're talking lexington concord take up arms and get rid of the guy. he's going to send in u.n.on't want him in lubbock county, okay? so i'm going to stand in front of their armored personnel carriers and say you're not coming in here. and the sheriff, i've already asked him, are you going to back me? he said yeah, i'll back wiyou. >> looney tunes. that was his idea of a worst-case scenario. birtherism with a twist. iowa u.s. congressman steve king with how president obama's mother managed to convince us all that her son was born in hawaii, not in kenya. >> i looked into that before he was sworn in for the presidency. we went down into the library of congress, and we found a microfish there of only two newspapers in hawaii. each of them had published the birther barack obama. it would have been awfully hard to fraudulently file the birth notice of barack obama being born in hawaii. that doesn't mean that there aren't some other explanations on how they might have announced that by telegram from kenya. the list goes on. >> by telegram. i guess she neglected to consider, the mothe

portions of lexington and saratoga as well. not bad in terms of delays. 70 and 29, picking up in volume. we are looking at fog. >> it will be a nice day for a parade. >> it will be dry and in the 60's. e in tonight.ment tonig the warm weather will not stick around. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good one.

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paul street to cathedral street, charles street will be shut down from fayette to monument and lexington street closed at charles street and gay street affected at fayette street. something to keep in mind. there are no problems to report traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel or the harbor tunnel. as we check in and look live at 695, here in parkville, everything is up to speed. no delays heading up towards towson. megan and charley over to you. >>> the turkey and dressing and thanksgiving is a special time. >> what preparations are underway bea gaddy for the thanksgiving feast and how some of this year's donations showed up in time. >>> and if coffee is part. of your morning routine stock up. we will bring you what experts are saying about the coffee bean and how it could be a thing of the past. good but it's turkeys and it's grocery items et cetera. even personal items. and we are able to transport these in the corvette and, of course, bring them here to thecenter. >> it shows people help to think about others as well as themselves. and they want to help everybody this comes out fo

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the army national guard position to across the street from a voting location on twenty fifth and lexington avenue now here in new york city in the aftermath of hurricane sandy and all the damage and devastation caused sixty polling locations have been moved it's not clear whether all new yorkers know where they should be going also army trucks are being set up in areas of new york that are still without power let's remember hundreds of thousands of new yorkers lost power last week and this week at least one hundred thousand are still without power and electricity making it very difficult for people to cast their ballots or get to the proper voting locations in new jersey because of the devastation caused by hurricane sandy government officials are now allowing residents. fax their votes to vote online now some cyber security experts believe that this could turn into a disaster because u.s. cyber security is not strong enough to prevent identity theft to prevent votes from being deleted to prevent vote from being wiped out or changed now as i've been discussing the situation in new york and

lexington park looking at 39. 50 at noon. mostly sunny by five, 52 degrees. we will be talking 60's before you know it. the belfort furniture weather center will have your seven-day and a moment. >> i have a good news. marc train is, metro rail all reporting on time, on schedule. on 95 of virginia, now early problems, just a volume through lorton and newington. we do have problems on the beltway,. as you come from maryland and virginia on the inner loop, the right lane is blocked, four car crash. cynnÉ and steve, back to you. >> 6 colom 02. nor'easter adding insult to injury one week after sandy. >> knocked out power and put recovery efforts on hold. and stop some flights. but let's check in of brianne carter. live from reagan national airport. >> we are already seeing more than half a dozen flights heading that way cancelled this morning puritan 3 or four flights of for supposed to ride here have been cancelled as well. -- the have been cancelled this morning. three or four flights that were supposed to arrive here have been cancelled as well. wind and rain

it is called. 39 after reagan national, 38 at dulles, 37 at gaithersburg. 43 degrees in lexington park. skies are clear. it will kick holder in the morning. -- it will get colder in the morning. that is the remnants of the nor'easter. it has moved out of the northeast and the mid-atlantic. we are left with nothing but sunshine today. high-pressure controlling the weather. it fits over the top of us and wins pour in from the southeast. we will get warmer temperatures the next couple of days. blizzard conditions are expected there that will move into the midwest as we approach the weekend. it will hit us by the early to middle part of next week. mostly sunny and a little warmer. 53-58 tonight. 30-37 temperatures tonight. look at the seven-day forecast, that looks so wonderful for the weekend. you almost did not even need facial hair when the temperatures are that warm. adam you know where i am going with that. >> i think growing the mustache to keep me warm and for a good cause. it is considered mo-vember where thousands of men grow little mustaches. -kind of pathetic what i can do. on t

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lexington park has 44 degrees as well.emperatures should make it into the middle or upper 50's by this afternoon. very little out there other than blue skies and sunshine. finally, looking forecast. it is nice to be the messenger on that one. let's check on traffic. >> hopeful the messenger of good news, too. right now the story is no troubles at all of you are hitting the road early. everyone heading toward the beltway. your travel plans are opened. they were wrapping everything up a lot of work going on there. on the maryland side of the beltway we are looking at 270 travel lanes are open. heading into the nation's capital across the anacostia bridge, no trouble there. quiet across the 14th street bridge. >> it is 5:02 our big story is the showdown over the fiscal clothes. just after 1:00 the president will talk about what needs to be done to avoid the cliff that could send the country back into recession. >> he could have a tough road ahead when it comes to compromise and with republicans. -- compromising with republica

. >> reporter: the constant hum of sewing machines filling the building in lexington, north carolina.do company with a funny name. >> lolly -- >> lolly wooly doodle. >> where the does the name come from? >> my niece. what are you going to name your store? i said, i don't know lolly wooly doodle. oh, let's just name it that. >> reporter: from her garage the mother of four started making dresses into the wee hours of the morning using this brother sewing machine. a mother's day can gift from the her husband. six years later, she employs 90 people to design cut stitch and fit children's clothing all across the country. the merchandise is flying off the shelves. home things do you make a day? >> well, we make anywhere from 600 to 900 a day. >> reporter: a lot of stuff. >> yes. absolutely absolutely. >> reporter: temple doesn't have a beauxoutique nor sell her shows in a retail store. instead, almost everything sold here is sold on facebook. >> i said i just want to move the merchandise. put it on my facebook page. at the time between 143 to 1853 fan ps. in seconds, ban p bam, bam, bam, go

florida is is new, and he won, and a lot of the rand paul people in kentucky like andy bar who won in lexington kentucky for congress. there's a few people there which is good. john: thank you, david, hadlye, deroy, coming up, the presidential candidate i voted for joins us. [applause] sure, you could say it's an unusual hobby. and yeah, i've had people laugh at me, but i don't care. i just love collecting air. people can make fun of me all they want,ut i choose to see the glass half-full. of air. think it's weird to collect air? you wouldn't tnk so if you saw what your lungs collect every time you breathe. protect your health with the free "state of the air" app from the american lung association. john: now, the next president of the united states, governor gary johnson. [cers and applause] [laughter] what? he didn't win? [applause] governor johnson, you didn' win? how many votes did you get? [applause] >> you know, john, i got over a votes, but i didn't win number one, and i thought and the fact this was is two-person race, every vote would count, make the pitch that the vote counts for the p

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>> stephanie: lexington kentucky. >> i have to because my folks live in the state.> kentucky but not kentuckians. that's the fascinating part. >> stephanie: he's going to eat everything except for parts he doesn't like. he will represent the state except for the parts he doesn't like. >> stephanie: blue sections are like peas. hal sparks is so show business. i love that. [ applause ] you want me to go back to kentucky for free? no, i'll do a show. all right. 45 minutes after the hour. right back with the remaining moment of hump days with hal on "the stephanie miller show." [ whistle ] >> that's a lot of zeros. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." [ boy 1 ] hey! that's the last crescent. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light buttery and flakey. that's half that's not half! guys, i have more! thanks mom [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin the saying easy as pie? i get it now. just unroll it fill, top, bake, and present. that must have taken you forever! it was really tough. [ female an

kentucky, her first vacation there had been in 1984, and it was such a novelty that when she landed at lexington a woman from customs administration would not admit her to this country without a passport. the state department protocol officer who was accompanying the queen tried to explain that the queen does not have a passport, which is one of the oddities of her unusual status. the official resistance until a call to washington gave the queen clearance. the pattern of her stay in the bluegrass for his country held for all of her subsequent holidays visits to farms to seek prospective the stallions, and outings to local racetracks. lunches and dinners with friends from the world. whenever senior advisers told me that he saw an atmosphere of informality and gave the that i never saw in england. no one was calling her man or your majesty. she was laughing and joking and having fun. in 1984 she also stayed for a weekend in wyoming and arrange on the slopes of the big horn mountains. her hosts were her longtime racing manager and his wife, jeanne, another american friend in the queens inner circle

. >> and our second lady is nicole jordan, 37 from lexington, kentucky. she has had the same look for, as she says, way too long. she jumped at the opportunity to get a whole new look. let's listen to her story. >> okay. first time in new york city. >> right. >> so, what kind of look are you going for here? >> what kind of look? i guess anything different than what i'm looking now. >> and you're single. we have a lot of men watching here. what are you looking for? >> i just want a man with a job and doesn't live with his mom. >> i think we will find that after this makeover. okay. are you ready to get a little glam? >> i am. >> how hard can it be to find one of those? she is here with her sister, kim, friends angie and mark. keep on the blindfolds, one last look at nicole before and bring out nicole jordan. my god, wow. >> you guys take off -- stay right there. and take them off. >> she's gonna freak. >> turn around, nicole, take one look back here in the mirror, hon. >> oh, my god. >> you look beautiful. >> she is getting kleenexes. you look beautiful. >

surfers vacation there had been in 1984 and it was such a novelty that when she landed in lexington a woman from customs and immigration would not admit her to the country without a passport. the state department protocol officer, who was accompanying the queen, tried to explain that the queen does not have a passport which is one of the oddities of her unusual status but the official resistance until a call to washington gave the queen clearance. the pattern of her stay held for all of her subsequent holidays. to see perspective stallions, mates and mayors and local racetracks, lunchs and 5 dinners from friends with the horse world. a senior adviser told me he saw an atmosphere of informality and getty that i never saw in england. no one was calling her ma'am or your majesty. she was laughing and joking and having fun. in 1984 she also state for a weekend in wyoming at a branch on the slopes of the bighorn mountains. her hosts were longtime racing manager and his wife jean, another american friend in the queen's inner circle. when they first met in london in 1955 jean was struck by w