lucy says these odd balls need love, too. all the money and research and conservation efforts going to charismatic species and not to equally endangered species like, say these monkeys with their massive, floppy noses and that donald trump hair. she's sometimes potty mouthed. >> i'm just telling you [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] you use it, 0iso, don't shoot m ass, all right? >> reporter: and obsessed with animal sex. >> i want to hunt what can only be described as the world's weirdest penis. >> reporter: be careful what you ask lucy. as far as she's concerned, there is no such thing as tmi. i heard that dolphins are very promise cue was. >> dolphins have gay sex, so, you get them botting each other's blow holes, actually. >> reporter: on that note, we leave the water and head into the jungle, because i have a surprise of my own for lucy. got a gift for you here. i know you like these little buggers. >> aw! >> sweet little guy. >> oh, you want a hug. >> reporter: careful with the claws. really? >> oh, look at your beautiful f

lucy catherine of r.t. baikonur. well it certainly is an amazing sight to see for those who have ever had the opportunity i myself have not but i do know somebody who is there right now in kazakhstan and right now we will be joined a live lot of the a broadband from the site of the launch by our correspondent lucy cough anomalously how is it going up there. hi there well this is my very first time here to the baikonur cosmodrome and i can say it is absolutely exciting the energy is in the air and we're just moments away from seeing that so you see me go six and a rocket blast off into the skyline sending a trio of crewmembers off into space for the various thirty third mission to the international space station now it's really an incredible journey and this mission could really be described as a series the first is the very first time that this launch pad where we're standing right now is the news for a manned space flight one thousand nine hundred eighty four and it's also going to be the very first mission for all

and he was interviewing lucy lu and they are like step up, step up to the top of the stairs.l on my dress and climb over all these steps and i get to the top and i'm waiting there and when i wait i look weird and awkward. and in the like i normally do. [ laughter ] and i look down and this very expensive gown is hooked on to lucy lu's gown, made of washers, it was chainmail. >> jimmy: like a metal dress. >> it was a metal dress. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you look genuinely perturbed. >> yeah. >> jimmy: does lucy know you're attached to her? >> no, i don't think so. this was -- i thought i had gotten away with this. this was like, you know, on tv they had a two-shot of ryan and lucy and i was waiting. >> jimmy: couldn't see that you were struggling -- >> didn't know there was some guy getting a three-shot. >> jimmy: like a fresherman catch and release there. >> yep. >> jimmy: some fun behind the scenes stuff there. >> it was extremely fun behind the scenes also. >> jimmy: how about this? "cosmopolitan" magazine, on the front and the back. [ cheers and applause ] do you have any c

go ahead, lucy. >> caller: this is lucy from wayne. >> great paintball. i'm sorry. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i wanted to ask you today about dex. >> oh, boy. i don't know where to begin. this thing is a one-way ticket to a lack of paradise. uggs have definitely peaked. the tom brady uggs not doing that well, he had a good game yesterday. if martinez were to come on the show we'd feel a heck of a lot better. we need to hear from management. that's what going to turn the tide. i need to go to harlan in washington. >> caller: hey, jim, vancouver boo-yah to you. i have celgene and the stock has moved up so much. do you still have a strong buy on them? >> i like it and we're getting some good news out of europe. i think i want to own celgene and buy celgene right here. let's go to janet in ohio. >> caller: yes, we love you here in ohio. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling about devon energy which i bought a while ago and i have been losing a pot load of money. >> me too. talk about david -- they said they were moving more toward oil. they have not

party correspondent lucy caffein obviously in caracas she's posting the latest news and photos you can follow her twitter feed for the latest updates on the presidential election it's a two for her live report coming your way later this hour. a car bomb exploded near a police headquarters in the syrian capital damascus killing at least one person state t.v. is calling it an act of terror the blast the latest new series of attacks aimed at security personnel and government institutions with damascus in particular a frequent target this as syria and turkey exchanged nother round of artillery shells across the border artie's middle east correspondent paula sleazier has the details. for the third straight day ticket artillery has fired into syria this coming just minutes off to a mortar had landed in tickets tenantry fired from syria we understand that at least eight mortars were fired from to key into syria now according to the mayor of the take border town where this shell landed he says that there was very little damage other than damage to a grain depôt but other than that it landed in

it stems from a small shoulder bone that belongs to a child contemp rarey of lucy, one of the earliest known human ancestors. lucy and her kind walked on two degrees, he says the shoulder blade proves the species was still a tree climber. >> the body below the waist is very human like, most of the parts above the waist is, has many, many stitchers. >> it means lucy species still had a way to go to become what we consider human. the findings will be featured on the front page of the journal science. >> that is pretty cool. let's update the forecast. >> here is a look. we're just about cloud free. we're precipitation free. tomorrow, state wide we'll see nice mild showers. sunny skies, mild conditions from coast to inland. highs in mid-60s on the coast. we'll see mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we've got a nice weekend coming our way. high temperatures up to about 80 inland. temperatures tapering off into the middle of the week. we do expect rain on halloween, sorry to have to say that. things could change still a few day as a oorks hope you can join me tonight at 9:00.

senior national correspondent john roberts is live in port saint lucie, florida. good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you. 3:15 this afternoon, the governor will be here in port saint lucie, florida, a town that barack obama won in 2008. let's deal with the emotional moments. this started in st. petersburg, florida, on friday. the governor opening up, trying to show people he is not the scary, plutocrat that the obama campaign has been making him out to be, talking about a personal story with a son of church members, when governor romney was a senior member of the church in belmont, massachusetts. david came down with leukemia. governor romney, who was mitt romney, went to spend a lot of time with him. in the hospital, wrote out his will for him. here's what the governor said about david. >> and to all of this, david had the kind of strength and courage and... and maturity you see in so many of our young people and so many of the people in this great nation of ours. i thought of that wonderful slogan, clear eyes, full heart, can't lose. david passed away. but

lucy caffein of lebanon. and yet more advanced weapons have made their way to syrian rebels causing concern that some could end up in the hands of islamist extremists video footage that has surfaced online appears to show a fighters in the city of aleppo using portable anti aircraft guns moscow was once again it warned against sending in legal arms to syria saying it may come at a high price. but who she. should. it's not a good idea to put out the fire with fuel we have the example of other countries in north africa and the middle east i will see this again stop supporting the arab spring it will not and will after the arab spring there will be a very hot arab summer and you could win it. in libya at least eleven people are being killed and scores wounded after the militia linked to the defense ministry shelled bani walid a former stronghold of the late colonel khadafi of the country remains close to chaos following the western backed her belly and last year that toppled the nation's longtime dictator talk t

they make it sound like we're a nation of lucy and ethels, can't keep up, shoving candy in their mouthsanyway, their skills not up to par with the technology at hand. of course, that was for comedy. this is for real. there are 12 million people out of work, and the big jobs discussion in corporate suites is the mismatch of jobs of today and the skills between today's lucys and ethel is. the skills gap an excuse not to hire? this week a consulting group from boston delivered a long overdue dose of skepticism t.estimates the united states is short some 80,000 to 100,000 highly skilled manufacturing workers. that's less than 1% of the nation's 11.5 million manufacturing workers. the study also concludes that corporate america bears the blame. employers won't pay more for the higher skills and experience they demand. quote, trying to hire highly skilled workers at rock bottom rates is not a skills gap. corporate america has spent 20 years rushing overseas for the cheapest labor they could find, and the current whining about not being able to find skilled labor rings hollow. look, the united

campaigning to pitch in with the relief efforts officially there electioneering was suspended but as lucy caffein off reports it's not how it looked to some. this was the tober surprise. and i think. hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there is no loss for words on the campaign trail and on the eastern coast of our nation a lot of people are enduring some very difficult times the storm that wreaked havoc on america's east coast is wreaking confusion in the last critical days of a tight race for president so how do you run for office about seeming insensitive to a national tragedy the candidates are certainly doing all they can to look like they aren't trying to score political points but their actions tell a different story president barack obama canceled his election rallies and returned to washington to focus on the storm the election will take care of itself next week leaving vice president biden to campaign on his behalf. one of the perks of running for president while occupying the white

lucy catherine of our baikonur. era business is next with.iran has threatened to stop all exports of pressure from the west gets any tougher absolutely the statement the latest the statement in a series of threats from tehran but it doesn't seem to work crude is actually lower the sour trade is focused on the fragility of the economy and its impact on the global oil demand rather than on iran when it comes to equities wall street is having a pretty rough day as you can see there mainly on earnings concerned dupont imported ninety percent drop in profits here in russia the markets ended the day with heavy losses of two and we quote as a percent as you can see for the r.t.s. one of the day's biggest losers was t. and p. down more than seventeen percent after its shareholders learned that they will be getting any dividends once the company is acquired by ross snapped the ruble closed a little work to the currency basket and the year at the moment it's trading week or two of us dollar over in europe equities dipped to a one week low on tuesday sa

eighty percent or showed how crucial the vote was for the nation here's our correspondent in caracas a lucy coffin of with all the details. we're standing here on the streets of caracas just hours after president to solve as emerged as the clear winner in this election you will be leading the country for another six years after millions of venezuelans have their ballots now i saw this picture very likely ensures that the current programs the president has put into place will continue and that means the so-called twenty first century socialism experiments but it helped improve life for many of the poor many of whom are gathered here while the celebrations have been largely for the most part things actually a little bit stanford's you can see behind me people have probably drank a little bit gathering here on motorcycles and we know that the opposition candidate and we have agreed to send so we can see that he's not going to contest this election through a presenter's ourselves as so it really remains to be seen whether there will be any sort of street classes or any sort of opposition rallie

percent evidence of just how crucial the poll was for the nation and here's our correspondent in caracas lucy coughing up with all the details. this city is going wild this is just moments after the venezuelan electoral council announced that who go chavez will indeed remain the president for a third term he'll be leaving the country for another six years of the fireworks have been going off there's been people driving around in the streets people have gathered on the presidential palace to celebrate this this victory for who go child is what we do have to keep in mind that this was an incredibly closely contended election the president had won by about fifty four percent of the vote that means about a million vote difference with his opponent in the premiss what's been really fascinating to watch especially after coming from the west is the amount of excitement and energy that we've seen on the streets here people have actually taken to the streets at about three am hours before the polls even opened to celebrate to line up while we were covering the actual voting process there were lines go

lucy yang is in port mob mukt where all eyes are on the bay. lucy? >> reporter: well, sade, the wind is whipping already. i want to show you this ramp behind me. normally it slopes gracefully down to the beach. tonight it looks more like a diving board, dropping straight into the water. the beach is gone. all this, a prelude of what's to come. the monster in the water is beginning to stir. the raritan bay is not supposed to be this rough, this menacing. already in port monmouth, it has swallowed the pier, the beach, and it is trespassing up the dunes. >> it's unbelievable. i have never seen it like this, even with irene. >> reporter: in keansburg, earlier there was plenty of plywood going up as homeowners and shop owners took advantage of the calm before the storm to protect their properties. despite a mandatory evacuation order, many residents tonight are toughing it out at home. >> we've got all the batteries, we've got the flash lights, nonperishable food items. we've got the government on standby. we've got oem over here in the background. everyb

belongs to the shoulder of child contemperary of lucy one of the earliest known ancestors.science found that while the species was walking up right 3 million years ago the shoulder indicates it was still an accomplished tree climber. >> so this combination or mixture of future makes it what it is. neither human or 8 but the new evidence since it had some left which would make it more light. >> lucy species still had a way to go become a weak summer eevt yan. daniel the school um and and findings rumpled on the first wage trial. >> new research about our dogs. study on why they are yawning back at us when we do it. not because they are tired. here's nick watt fichlt they are on their way to the park. she'll and heel. vl thus it if i'm in a lick on the cheek i got a mud pwoov. here they are at work. just proves empathize thaez why they find human yawn in the pages. >> they also took on the emotions that usually dignify which is usually sleeping in entire nest. >>reporter: it works. well, 16 percent. yawning also contagious between human and chimp. baboon. and tp this but not

but the new evidence is that in this indication would make it more ape like. >> that means lucy species had a ways to go to become what we consider human. he traveled to ethiopia to examine the excel tan. his findings will be featured on the front page of the journal science. >> a second chance for a pint-sized pooch. the animal injured in a fall but owner has much-needed help. >> mavericks competition is a sight to see. but does the movie about the surf spot make big waves? don sanchez has his review, up next. >> here is a look at what is ahead on abc's world news. >> everybody is watching hurricane sandy. how this could become an unprecedented super storm and why? what that could deliver tonight the same champion of our extreme weather team. also, real money. something around your house you're not using worth $800? how easy this is to get the >>> a small dog took a fall is walking tall again. the little guy named nana lost the use of his behind legs after he fell five stories from his apartment. his owner couldn't bear to put him down. >> i didn't believe he survived. there was a purp

i want to start with lucy in my home state of new jersey. lucy. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my question. i'm calling about decker's outdoor. decker's has been down 75%, the stock, from a year ago, the revenues are down 9%. the outlook looks bleak. can they reinvent themselves? >> there were still analysts recommending the stock going into today and they downgraded it. it's very clear the company lost control of its destiny, particularly costs going the wrong way. price going the wrong way. decker's, you got to let it settle. people are trying to get out. don't attempt to be in it. >>> adam in minnesota, adam. >> caller: booyah, jim, from minnesota. >> booyah. >> caller: i'm a 26-year-old investor. i had my eye on broadcom for a while. what's a good entry point for the stock? >> i own broadcom. and i think it's ridiculously cheap. enough is enough. apple and samsung supplier. every base covered. you should be a buyer, stop pondering, pull the trigger. and, remember, don't fumble. >>> let's go to mitt in texas. >> caller: jim, thanks for the mad money. >> no

>> lucy. >> reporter: i remember you from last year?>> reporter: now you are back hoping people to dot challenge? >> uh-huh >> reporter: what's your best advice for them? >> when you are making the area around at spill, you want to use like the angle to your advantage and it kind of like turns so that the robot cannot turn over any time. >> reporter: did you guys hear that? did you take notes? because i think lucy is in the know when it cops to that. how did the first group do? >> they did really well. i was at another table and they actually won. >> reporter: you were with charlie and charlie in. >> yes. >> reporter: we talked to them. what would you like to be? >> i would like to be a doctor. >> reporter: good four. what kind? >> probably with babies and stuff. >> reporter: very good. an obstetrician. very good. a girl with goals. they actually have great goals here. myfoxdc.com is the website. we have a link to 4h. >> i love when i can be with smart kids. makes me feel good about the future. >> we love seeing it. thank you. >>> a pop

i want to start with lucy in my home state of new jersey. lucy. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my question. i'm calling about decker's outdoor. decker's has been down 75%, the stock, from a year ago, the revenues are down 9%. the outlook looks bleak. can they reinvent themselves? >> there were still analysts recommending the stock going into today and they downgraded it. it's very clear the company lost control of its destiny, particularly costs going the wrong way. price going the wrong way. decker's, you got to let it settle. people are trying to get out. don't attempt to be in it. >>> adam in minnesota, adam. >> caller: booyah, jim, from minnesota. >> booyah. >> caller: i'm a 26-year-old investor. i had my eye on broadcom for a while. what's a good entry point for the stock? >> i own broadcom. and i think it's ridiculously cheap. enough is enough. apple and samsung supplier. every base covered. you should be a buyer, stop pondering, pull the trigger. and, remember, don't fumble. >>> let's go to mitt in texas. >> caller: jim, thanks for the mad money. >> no

noah committing suicide or sara rich whose daughter suzanne was raped in the military or, oh, the lucys and their son, jeff, you talk about these remarkable parents who stand up for their children. >> guest: right. right. you know, when people think of a war and they think of soldiers, they forget about the families. they forget about the wives, they forget about the children, they forget about the mothers and fathers. and one father i interviewed, tim taylor, he said i'm having secondary ptsd. he said, i'm worried sick about ryan. and he showed me, and in the book there's a diary of ryan cleaning up the remains of a friend of a humvee. he said, i don't know what's going to happen to him. he said, i've become a media whore because nobody's listening to me at the va. he's not getting the help he needs. and i don't know what he's going to do. one day he's up, one day he's down. will he commit suicide, will he not? he got into a health clinic. he went at night so he wouldn't be in traffic. again, this is from war. you're afraid someone's coming toward you. he saw an accident, he was on the

celebration of 25 years of asian improv arts is support other artists and wang wallace and others and lucy lynn and the director of the grant frs the san francisco arts commission but it's also unveiling a new piece by john chang and one key piece will be a portrait where i am narrating part of it and a chance to work with the jazz and improv community and also that support the cultural equity in the neighborhoods and i will narrate a key piece with that. thank you. >> thank you supervisor. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. colleague i want to recognize two that have passed in the nation and george mcgovern and my first election then when i was paying attention to anything and his significance under the campaign in the country gave a lot of strength to millions of people in this country that still last today although people don't always see the results we expect. i want to mention the passing of russell means and from the american indian movement and from the bay area and his contributions to the united states is significant and the 60's and two individuals who have made a great difference

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lucie he fired about. >> you heard his answers or nonanswers. days later we hear his excuses, and next january we'll be watching him leave the wlous for the last time. >> reporter: next romney heads to virginia for a major foreign policy speech at the virginian military institute. after that the gop nominee will campaign in more critical battleground states like ohio and iowa. fred. >> thanks so much, jim. >>> for both presidential campaigns, this week could turn out to be as much of a roller coaster ride as last week was since jobs and the economy are what a lot of voters are worried about. i asked dana millbank of the "washington post," between the debate and new jobs numbers, which is the game-changer? >> well, if you asked it before the jobs numbers came out, fredricka, you certainly would say that this changed the fundamentals of the campaign. however, the jobs numbers very quickly erase some of that. we'll begin to say as poll numbers come out whether it had a more lasting impact. you have to remember there's two more debates to come and a

lucy: i think it should be 5 cents. charlie: yeah, it should be five cents.t be five cents. anncr: call 1-888-metlife to buy or apply today. >> joe: tonight's game is sponsored by: >> joe: mitchell boggs takes over for the cardinals. another hard-throwing right-hander. 7-0, giants lead, bottom of the seventh inning. blanco, crawford and then the pitcher's spot. gregor in this game is 1 for 2 with a single, a walk, and a groundout. ball 1. >> tim: there are fewer -- i should say few crowds in the mainly leagues that are as synchronized with the music on the scoreboard than these people in san francisco. they know all the songs, they know all the moves to the dances. it is electric here at&t park. >> joe: so is john miller down to our left. he's down there dancing. >> tim: ah-ha. >> joe: the count goes to 3-0. they just played "young mc." they have a blast here in the seats. >> tim: they really do. and with a chance to see the giants clinch. in 2010 all three series, the division, lcs and world series were clinched on the road. >> joe: 3-1 pitch. blanco fouls i

lucy would take her cub scout pack to disneyland, take me too. >> you have to wish them all good luck>> still ahead, the fancy footwork of another star comes to an end on "dancing with the stars." . >>> coming up at 3 on katie. then at 4 the one small thing you can do everyday to help prevent cancer. and then at 5, local firefighters are doing more than just wearing pink for breast cancer awareness month. see what else they are doning to raise money those stories and more today at 4 and 5. >>> the vote is in, palin is out. >> on dancinging with the stars -- on dancing with the stars bristol palin was sent back to alaska. >> voters favred alley. >> eight couples go on the dance floor live next monday at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> before we go, wayne freedman in st. louis for the game just tweeted a picture of lights going on getting dark because of the storm coming. >> i wouldn't doubt if it is rained out, we'll see. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a

we go to lucy who says she would take her cub scout pack to disneyland. can i join you? some lucky person going to win $49,000. i know cheryl you're committed. you'll be here despite the weather. i suspect larry will be on the beach trying to soak up sun. >> that would be nice. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> i love generous viewers.. >> yes. >> we have more still to come. including a study revealing stopping adhd treatment in boys in mid stream. >>> sky 7 live over san francisco bay. we've been following a yacht that well, it was going to be in america's cup next year but it's flipped over, cap sized. mast broken off. you can see the boat in the for ground there now trying to tow it back. the golden gate bridge is far away. the current is making this operation a nightmare. but no injuries reported. the crew is handling this and you can see there are guys on board what is left of the yacht. >> we're going to bring you updates on abc 7 news at 6:00. health news, young boys stopped taking medication for adhd are featured in a study saying many say highlights impo

and meet lucy ball the poodle from redwood city. and you can send us your photos at you report at kgo or share with us on our facebook page and and game two of the world series going to be at 5:07 at the giants ballpark. and there is advanced tickets sold out. standing room only are the objective. $400 on stub hub. >> and the the question is will the weather hold? >> sandhya patel will tell us about that. >> home run weather. and it's like are we going to let you down? i'll have the forecast in just a moment. as we look across the bay there, moisture in the atmosphere. there is a little heating from the sun. showers still in the forecast. looking at another live picture they have received one to two feet of snow. and will be seeing more snow in next 24 hours, we'll see where moisture is. we have been picking up a little bit of very isolated shower activity nlt north wa way -- bay. that is what we're seeing so just isolated showers developing. as you notice here there are lightning strikes being detected just off the coastline here.

. >> yes, more charlie brown, lucy, peppermint patti and eve snoopy. >> don't get too excited.s in the works. abc's chris connelly has the details. >> reporter: cue the music. the memorable character. >> 5 cents, please. >> good grief. >> reporter: and peanuts' fans get ready to laugh. work well. in the wake of tuesday's news a deal has been made. >> attention, everyone, here's our director! >> reporter: to update charlie brown and the gang to the century for a new animated feature. >> lucy, get those costumes and scripts and pass them out. >> we know how dedicated peanuts how fanatical these peanuts fans, if you put them in the wrong voice, wrong illage, take them in the wrong place. and charlie brown an ipad you will hear about it. >> reporter: the first peanuts film without the input of creator charles schultz. who died in 2000 after bringing his incomparable blend of wit and whoa to 50 years of peanuts strips, films and tv specials. this new film it is said will be co-written by craig schultz who knows he has big shoes to fill. >> all i can do is make it last as long as i c

lucie, 12,000 people one of the biggest crowds of his campaign so far and this state is beginning toriend this his direction. in fact, nationally, democratic leading policy poll found he gots a 5 point bounce out of that debate and the governor looking ahead to the next presidential debate, but as he left florida he couldn't help taking a parting shot at president obama's performance last wednesday. >> so i'm convinced that you all had the chance to hear his answers or his nonanswers. now, of course, days later we're hearing his excuses and next jan, we'll be watching him leave the white house. >> and governor romney's got a big foreign policy address at the virginia military institute lexington and already the obama campaign trying to get out in front of that saying when it comes to the commander-in-chief test, governor romney fails on all levels, harris. >> john, let's talk about thursday night. denext debate featuring the vice-presidential nominees and i know, anticipation is already building. >> oh, yeah, absolutely, you know, you've got two people here who are very skilled and k

, noah committing suicide, or sarah rich, whose daughter suzanne was raped in the military or the lucies and their son jeff, you talk about these remarkable parents who stand up for their children. >> guest: right. right. you know, when people think of a war and they think of soldiers, they forget about the family. they forget about the wives. they forget about the children. they forget about the mothers and fathers. and one father i interviewed, tim caylor, he said i'm having secondary ptsd. i'm worried sick about ryan. he showed me and in the book, there is a diary of ryan, cleaning out the re -- cleaning up the remains of a friend from a humvee. he said, i don't know what will happen to him. i've become a media whore because nobody is listening to me at the va. he is not getting help he needs. and i don't know what he is going to do. one day he is up. one day he is down. will he commit see sued? will he not? he got him to a health clinic. he went at night so he wouldn't be in traffic. this is from war. you're afraid someone coming towards you. he saw a accident, was on the phone for t

. >>> lucy lou stars in the hit drama series elementary. she is not letting the demands keep her from other projects. she stars with russell crow in the upcoming film the man with the iron fist. >> i love he made it interest a period piece. i think that, i don't know, made it more fun. >> reporter: the man with the iron fist opens in theaters november 2nd. >>> look at this will guy. >> everyone is welcome. >>> steve ca relevant and kiera knightly star in the story of two people who find each other and try and cope with humanity's final days. edward lawrence, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning, everybody. you are watching 9news now. andrea and mike are both off today. >> i'm monika samtani. >>> a nice cold jacket. a beautiful week. our only weather problems will be the cold this problem, we'll watch what happens late in the we can. here's a look at our day planner because we are expecting to chill to give way to sunshine. low to mid-60s by lunch time with a mid-afternoon high in the low 70s.