president, mrs. obama, mrs. bush, my colleagues from the congress, my beloved friends. in history. it is of substance of things so far and a validation of our treatme dreams. it is a moment of people protested and struggled and longed for. it is the moment for our ancestors to believe in. but for the eye never to behold, it is that point when an idea becomes so powerful that it leaves the realm of inspiration and becomes visible, even to the untrained eye. this is an idea whose time has come. when i think about all it took to reach this point, the black civil war veterans who took up the cause many decades ago, the first debate and the long years of silence, advocates and opponents. when i think of that championed and the election this from become become who spent half of a career introducing the museum bill and a bipartisan effort, inspired by men and women of faith, it reminds me of the words of one of my favorite poets. langston hugh. it seems fitting and appropriate here. the name of the forum follows. what happens to a dream deferred? does it dry up like a raisin o

president, mrs. obama, mrs.we witness today will go down in history. it is the substance of things so far andvalidation of our dreams. it is the moment of people protested, struggled and longed fo mont millions of our ancestors believe in. it is that point of an idea that becomes so leaves the realms of inspiration and becomes visible even to the untrained eye. this is an idea whose time has come. when i think about all it took to reach this point, the black civil war veterans who took up the cause many decades ago, the spirit debate and the long years of silence, the advocts and opponents, i think the plane crash and the election of this boy from rural alabama who spent more than half of a career introducing a museum deal only to havin a bipartisan effort. inspired by men and women of faith it reminds me of the words of one of favorite poets, langston hughes. what haperned to a dream deferred? does it dry up a raisin in the sun? or fester like a sore. maybe it just sags like a heavy load? today we must thank th

president, mrs. obama, mrs. bush, my colleagues from the congress, my beloved friends, what we witnessed today will go down in history. it is the substance of things hoped for and a validation of our dreams. it is the moment of people protested and struggling longed for and what our ancestors believed in. but never to be behold. it is that point of critical mass when an idea becomes so powerful, it leaves the rim of inspiration and becomes invisible, even to the untrained eye. this is an idea whose time has come. when i think about all it took to reach this point, the black civil war veterans who took up the cause many decades ago, the spirited debate and in the long years of silence, the advocates and the opponents. when i think of the plane crash that killed the champion and election of this poor boy from rural alabama, who spent more than half of his congressional career introducing the museum bill only to have it end in a bipartisan effort. and inspired by men and women of faith, you remind me of the words o

mr. obamas he needs time. volunteers in california made 10 million phone calls to battleground states in 2008, helping to win the election. and he is expecting another fierce battle for the white house. >> if you're willing to work even harder than you were in 2008, then we're going to finish what we started. >> reporter: this week, the obama campaign announced it is opening a technology field office here in san francisco, hoping to tap into the bay area's tech talent to help him get re-elected. >> thank you, jean. >>> before the president's big event at the masonic, mr. obama mingled at a top-dollar fund-raiser in pacific heights. 70 of the bay area's wealthiest democratic supporters were there, with one very noticeable and very costly exception. nbc's bay area cheryl hurd is live in san francisco. and it's sort of a personal financial protest, if you will. >> reporter: yes, it is, indeed, jessica. it is not a coincidence that president obama comes here to san francisco, time and time again. t

we're grateful to the president and mrs. obama for their inspiring support of education, the smithsonian and this wonderful and important new museum. it is now my great honor and privilege to welcome the president of the united states. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you so much. please have a seat. thank you very much. well, good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> i want to thank france for that introduction and for her leadership at the smithsonian. i want to thank everybody who helped to make this day happen. i want to thank laura bush, secretary salazar, sam brownback, my hero congressman john lewis. wayne clough, and everybody who's worked so hard to make this possible. i'm so proud of lonnie bunch who came here from chicago, i want to point out. i remember having a conversation with him about this job when he was planning to embark on this extraordinary journey, and we could not be prouder of the work that he has done to help make this day possible. i promise to do my part by being brief

with chinese food and mrs. obamaiving a tour. >> very fun. >> he's probably watching us right now saying, she had surprised guests? >> you still have time, $35,000 for dinner with the president tonight in san francisco. >> and the forecast? is it nice for the president? >> it's going to be very presidential, yes. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees as and little bit of cloud cover as we head through san francisco. >> okay. stay tuned for more local news at 6:00. >> good night.

president and mrs. obamainguished guests and dear friends, i am honored and humbled to welcome you to this ground breaking ceremony for the newest museum of the smithsonian institution, the national museum of african-american history and culture. i just love to say that. [ applause ] >> your presence today is a clear reminder of the unflagging support and leadership that you have provided this endeavor. we are at this moment. we have come this far not by faith alone, but because of your belief in the importance of this museum. while there are too many donors and supporters to name, i want you ton just how much the smithsonian appreciates the support of president and mrs. obama of the u.s. progress and of all of the corporations, foundations and individuals and communities across america who have given so much to make this moment possible. i especially want to acknowledge the council of the museum that is co-chaired by linda parsons rice. we are indebted to you because you believed when there wasn't much to be

mr. obama's watch? when guantanamo officials -- the alleged mastermind of the 2000 attack on the uss cole. 17 americans died. this is a capital case. the commission goes forward next week. should the guantanamo commission declared him guilty the president will find themselves in the awkward position of presiding over the first military execution. one can only imagine the headlines blazing across the media. guantanamo execution, obama put to death detainee u.s. torture. how has this come to pass? much of the responsibility belongs to the bush administration. he is no ordinary defendant. captured in the united arab emirates he was transferred to u.s. custody and taken to afghanistan and poland where he was water boarded, friend with an electric drill and warned that his family would be treated the same treatment if he didn't tell his interrogators what they wanted to hear. after arriving in guantanamo in 2006 he retracted a confession given under torture about his leadership of the coal attack. s

mrs. obama came and presented the dress and the jewshoes, but actually donated and she -- >> it's interesting, this is the first time we had the designers donate and mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jimmy chu and lori rodkin. and mrs. obama came to present the pieces in the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear? and are they thinking about what influence that will have on her husband's administration. >> i think it's likely going to be more political. we were lucky enough to interview rosiland carter and laura bush, about the dresses that they chose. thinking maybe there was a symbolism and mrs. carter in reality, for sentimental reasons wore a dress again that she had worn when her husband was made governor of georgia. and mrs. bush, just remembers collaborating with the designer, michael fair cloth and you wanted a pretty party dress. the first lady wants it to be beautiful, she wants it to be comfort, and she wants it to be appropriate. and appropriate

still mr. obamak office puts the guantÁnamo commission on a par with federal courts in military courts martial in terms of constitutional safeguards. but logic alone future. if the standards are equal why do we need both? military tribunals have a stroke of the objects of last resort rather than a political convenience, which they appear to be today. the al-nashiri? exudes the width of an administration cherry-picking the menu which seems most likely to produce the favored outcome. hardly evidence of a judicial system depoliticized. furthermore, by a long for a review at the same time admitting hearsay evidence and ignoring the sixth amendment safeguard of confrontation among other defects the commissions virtually guaranteed the guilty verdicts will be mired in protracted appeal. in short, the candidate got it right, the guantÁnamo commissions are unjust and unnecessary and not the past the swiss justice americans deserve. but mr. obama bears responsibility for the position in which he now finds him

the future elections and for example he can see that i don't keer old political commitments which mr obama could give other national federation could continue all of the. fulfillment of missile defense plans sort we don't want to want to be a hostage of political situation and the white house we will blank to see

3.50 a gallon, the national averagest, the highest ever in february, also 1.72 higher than when mr. obama was sphwhorn. that difference, the 1.72 difference in the price of gasoline, over -- somewhere near 230, $240 billion of expendable, disposable income out of americans' pockets. and here's the problem. when you do it through

mr. obama clearly has an enthusiasm gap on the left. and mr. romney has and enthusiasm back on the right. they both have an enthusiasm back on both sides. what gives? how is that going to play out? >> i think you are basically right. you could add one more point to it, which is that groups at the core of the modern coalition, what i called the coalition of the desceant, minorities, young people, ana college educated whites, they are among those being hit absolutely hardest by the recession. obama and need to those groups should turn out that have suffered in the last few years. as you point out, the most conservative elements of the republican party are dubious of romney. generally speaking, both campaigns are relying heavily on the concern about the party to generate a a turnout. what i would mean for the environment, spending on social programs and health care -- what that would mean for the environment, spending on social programs, health care, should mean turn out. older voters are rolled lead going to be more motivated to show up and vote

and mrs. obama came to present the pieces to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear? and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husband's administration? >> i think we like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there's a video playing in this exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rosalind carter and laura bush about the dresses they chose thinking maybe there was a symbolism. mrs. carter in reality for sentimental reasons wore a dress again that she had worn when her husband was made governor of ga. georgia. and mrs. bush just remembering collaborating with the designer, michael faircloth, and wanted a pretty party dress. i think what women -- the first lady wants it to be beautiful. she wants it to be comfortable. she wants it to be appropriate. i think appropriate is the word when first ladies are dealing with clothes. they want to be appropriate for the occasion, appropriate for their age, appropriate for the

mr. obama told xi that china needs to play fair in world trade.president biden was blunt when he spoke about china's poor record on human rights which includes jailing political dissidents. >> we have been clear about our concern over the areas in which, from our perspective, conditions in china have deteriorated and about the plight of several very prominent individuals. >> reporter: through a translator, xi said china has made great progress on human rights in the last 30 years, though he admit there had's room for improvement. tomorrow xi will do something that every serious presidential candidate does in this country, he'll viz sit iowa. but wyatt andrews says in muscatine, xi just wants to catch up with old friends. >> reporter: it was 27 years ago when xi jinping led a six-manning a which you are delegation to muscatine, iowa. sitting on a bend of the mississippi, it has huge grain processing plant bus small town values. so sarah lande who organized the visit, put xi in the spare room of a friend. >> he was treated just like one of us. >> re

>> mrs. obama came and presented the dress and the jewelry and the shoes, but they were actually donated, and she -- it's interesting. this is the first time we had the designers donate, and mrs. obama had them donate these pieces. so jason wu and jimmy chu and rory actually donated the pieces. when you see the label it will be donateed by jason lu in honor of first lady michelle obama and mrs. obama came to present this to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear, and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husband's administration? >> i think -- i think we'd like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there's a video playing in this exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rosalynn carter and laura bush about the dresses that they chose thinking maybe there was a symbolism, and mrs. carter in reality, for center mental reasons wore a dress, again that she had worn when her husband was, made governor of georgia, and m

mr. obama has unveil his plan to make college more affordable through loans, ies, perkins loans, named after a loan serving 1980 chairman of the house committee on education carl perkins from kentucky. perkins loans are administered by the u.s. department education and will haved at a low interest rate of 5%. 5,500 a year for college. $8,000 for graduate school. mr. obama wants continue to increase the funding for perkins from $1 billion a year to $8 billion year that is a 700% taxpayer buildout. >> here's a trick question for you. think outside the box. do i know what that means, pat, think outside the box? what makes college lisa affordable for today's middle class? >> it's a supply and demand situation. you got to have a ba degree, it seems, to get a good job. everybody knows that. socially if you have not gone to college and didn't get a ba disagree our considered a semi sec class accident so there are probably half of america's young desperate to get into college that is the demand side. b

mr. obama needs to point to the mirage because fiscal record is the worst in modern american history. "washington post" says, mr. obama proposed budget for fiscal year 2013 falls short. final budget of his first term does not reflect the leadership on issues of debt and deficit that mr. obama once vowed. bloomberg says it's a wasted opportunity. on and on and on. as a physician i can tell you that the doctors across this land and the patients across this land are very, very concerned that the pack that they have with each other, the agent to provide the highest quality of health care in this country, they see it eroding away. i want to go to the big picture if i may. what revenue do you project for the united states in the next fiscal year? >> the -- >> ballpark. >> are we doing fiscal year 2013? >> correct. >> the total receipts for the u.s. government is $2.9 trillion. >> what level of spending do you project? >> $3.8 trillion. >> 3.8. and the discretionary amount? >> is a little over a trill

mrs. obamaways positive, as she recently pointed out on cbs. >> there will always be people who don't like me. that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since the day barack announced i'm some angry black woman. >> first ladies are always risk targets. >> no matter what any first lady does, they get attacked. >> mrs. obama beamed with pride and then caused some so question her favoritism. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my country. >> she endured an unflattering portrayal on the cover of the new yorker, sporting military combat boots like activist angela davis. since then, the first lady has carved out a place for herself as a strong american family. she does jumping jacks and push-ups. pressures big time entertainers to eat their veggies. >> it's a veggie pizza. it's a good way for people who don't like their vegetables to incorporate them. mmm. >> she's now promoting her initiative. mrs. obama has used the public spotlight to pull the curtain ba

mr. obama focused mostly on his accomplishments during has time as president. >> we're starting to see what change looks like. [ cheering and applause ] >> change is the first bill i signed into law. that says women deserve to know equal day's pay for an equal day's work. that's what change is. change is the decision we made to rescue the american auto industry from chance. change is the decision we made to stop waiting for congress to do something about our oil addiction and raise our fuel efficiency standards. change is the healthcare reform bill after a century of trying. change is the fact that for the first time in our history, you don't have to hide who you love to serve the country you love. [ cheering and applause ] >> that's what change is. don't ask, don't tell is over. and thanks to the brave men and women in uniform, al-qaeda is weaker than it has ever been, and bin laden isn't around anymore. that's what change it! >> reporter: as the president's motorcade drove down california rig

mr. obamao years ago. sol lind dra received $500 million in federal loans. and they have become an enblem of the president's handling of the economy among his republican opponents. >> president obama assured china's vice president beijing welcomes the rise in the world and mr. obama hosted she jen continuing at the white house. the president reiterated concern overs human rights records. she defended china's policy but added quote there is room for improving. the president is hopeful congress will renew a cut in the payroll tax. white house calls it a tax cut for middle class. mr. obama offered a romantic plan for stimulating the economy. >> let me start with a quick public service announcement for gentlemen out there. today is valentine's day. do not forget. i speak from experience here. it is important you remember this. and go big that. is my advice. >> and this is good advice. the president wished the first lady happy valentine's day via twitter. >> students found many res rooms unlocked to

mr. obama says many states are cutting too deeply into education funding to balance budgets. he sympathized with their situation but says the country's future depends on educating america's youth. >> the president: nothing more clearly signals what you value as a state than decisions on where to invest. budgets are about choices. today i'm calling on all of you, invest more in education, in our children and our future. >> mr. obama also reiterated his belief that decisions on education should be left to the states and not the federal government. governor brown is among those at the conference. >>> one of the examples those education cuts happening in oakland. this spring dozens of teachers will have to reapply to day where they are. teachers at three schools will be affected. district officials say those who reapply will have more responsibilities and a shorter summer but will be better compensated. a spokesman says the move is necessary to ensure teachers are onboard with the new plan to redesign schools. a union representative says the move violates the teachers' contracts.

we are honored to welcome president mrs. obama. thank you for being with us. ng many smithsonian initiatives. we are here thanks to the leadership of many. president and mrs. bush were essential. local officials made it happen. this was a bipartisan effort echoing this museum's message of unity. what a magnificent location to view the powerful symbolism. it is a fitting home for this museum invoking the thread of the american tapestry. even as we break ground on the national mall, i want to make sure the entire country watching our web cast and we reach way beyond the nation's capital. if you cannot come to us, we come to you via a new technology and our 170 locations around the country and our traveling locations. so that the teachers and students were watching, imagine your school in a few years and what you might receive in terms of information from this museum. maybe a hologram of martin luther king might walk right of the steps of the lincoln memorial and into your classroom. but we do not have to wait for the future. we have the world in the palms of our

mr. obama says many states are cutting too deeply into education funding to balance budgets. he sympathized with their situation but says the country's future depends on educating america's youth. >> the president: nothing more clearly signals what you value as a state than decisions on where to invest. budgets are about choices. today i'm calling on all of you, invest more in education, in our children and our future. >> mr. obama also reiterated his belief that decisions on education should be left to the states and not the federal government. governor brown is among those at the conference. >>> one of the examples those education cuts happening in oakland. this spring dozens of teachers will have to reapply to day where they are. teachers at three schools will be affected. district officials say those who reapply will have more responsibilities and a shorter summer but will be better compensated. a spokesman says the move is necessary to ensure teachers are onboard with the new plan to redesign schools. a union representative says the move violates the teachers' contracts.

have high energy prices turned mr. obama into a republican? now, as prices climb past $108, president obama fought back today against his critics. here he is mocking republicans on drill, drill, drill. take a listen to this cut from the president today. >> they're already dusting off their three-point claim for $2 gas. i'll save you the suspense. step one is to drill and step two is to drill, and then step three is to keep drilling. >> all right. very clever. very cute. wait a minute. i read the speech carefully, and the very next line tells me that oil spikes last year and now have actually taken the president into republican territory. that's right. you heard me. listen to this cut. >> in we're going to avoid being at the mercy of these world events, we've fwot to have a sustained, all of the above strategy that envelopes every available source of american energy. yes, oil and gas, but also wind and solar and nuclear and biofuels and more. >> all right, folks. that there is a republican policy. all of the above. you hear republicans talk abou

the former speakers of the house called mr. obama the most dangerous president of this lifetime. >> you look at how weak our intelligence services are and you look at the president weakening our military and i think that he literally is putting this country is very substantial danger. >> reporter: gingrich was in southern california hosting an asian american leadership forum. in michigan mitt romney was talking up his roots there while campaigning. he also gained an endorsement from governor schneider. romney grew up in michigan and his father served as governor. >> this president is not interested in my opinion, he is interested in providing benefits. he's interested in redistributing wealth. >> reporter: gop presidential candidate santorum spent at a luncheon. santorum is now leading the republican field there in michigan. his surge continues after he won three contests earlier this month. michigan's primary is set for february 28th. >>> and we've got a few clouds out there right now. we're headed to a big holiday weekend. a few mo

mr. obama's unscheduled stop.ke out at the great eastern restaurant on jackson street. the customers even the restaurant's owner say they were stunned to see him walk through the door. the president seemed happy to work the room, posing for pictures and shaking hands while he waited for his or. >> the president: we just went for a dim sum collection. mid-afternoon snack. didn't want to have the full seven courser, because i've got five vents going on later. >> -- five events going on later. >>> as the president leaves drivers are being warned to peck rolling closures from his hotel to -- expect rolling closures from his hotel to sfo. >>> investigators will bring in cadaver dogs to search the property where a pair of serial killers are believe to have buried their victims. investigators finished up a dig at the first site identified by convicted killer wesley shermantine. they are trying to pinpoint the location of a second well where they believe they will find the remains of more victims of shermantine and loren

it was so insanely out of sync with the feelings of america for mr. obama to veto that pipeline, i can't even conceive about thousand crazy it was, now the chinese are going to be the britishry. >> and we should point out the little positive news is that as they increase production, now, more oil on the market, oil prices should go down marginally. >> on paper. >> on paper. but, it is pretty interesting, you know, i want to know, did anybody vote for venezuela. >> i'll vote for venezuela, they were-- >> neil will. >> i'll vote for venezuela. >> muy bien. look at it now, if this is a done deal and the canadians are impatient and they want to do a deal with china and you want to flip it around keystone our part of it can't be resurrected because it's done. game over, right? >> well, i think both parties here have been playing a lot of politics with this. the republicans attached it to a bill that gave president obama little time to look at it. the business round table, a very pro business group came out and said that no leader likes to have a gun to his head.

mr. obama was at a fundraiser in san francisco last night. today he'll visit the boeing plant to talk about u.s. exports. earlier, he praised congress for extending the payroll tax cut. in a statement issued last night, he said leaders of both parties have done the right things for your families and economies that will prevent a tax hike on 160 million working americans. this is real money that will make a real difference in people's lives. >> two fighters were scrambled >> two fighthen mr. obama was a helicopter in los angeles. the jets intercepted a light plane that entered restricted airspace, a plane that turned out to be carrying a load of marijuana. president's marine chopper landed safely at the airport for his flight to san francisco. the pilot of the intercepted plane is in jail facing local charges. oh, flying high in the sky. >>> cbs "moneywatch" time on a friday. signs of a recovering economy in the u.s. are sending stocks higher here and around the world. funny how that word keeps coming up. ashley morrison? good morning. >> terr

clinton actually came down, but there were some rocky days, so let's talk about mr. obama specifically. >> they were happy that they took the stand. it was not the reason why this was succeeding. we did not have that during the revolution time. the problem of mistrust requires action. in order to rebuild trust, it is not speeches, it is not media. this will require work. this is an institution base, not just making the key decisions. you have to work with a team and so on. because the relationship that would happen after we have the president is based on the mutual respect. the people of egypt. the policy reflects the values of the u.s. and not just the interests. tavis: tell us what you were thinking about during those 11 days, having been arrested, blindfolded the entire time? the physical torture and others had to endure, but how much of this reprocessing during the 11 days? >> the hardest part no one knows where i am. i was taken out of the street, taken on the night of the 27th. i just did not know days were passing. i did not know anything that was going out, and int

the former speakers of the house called mr. obama the most dangerous president of this lifetime. >> you look at how weak our intelligence services are and you look at the president weakening our military and i think that he literally is putting this country orter: gin southern california hosting an asian american leadership forum. in michigan mitt romney was talking up his roots there while campaigning. he also gained an endorsement from governor schneider. romney grew up in michigan and his father served as governor. >> this president is not interested in my opinion, he is interested in providing benefits. he's interested in redistributing wealth. >> reporter: gop presidential candidate santorum spent at a luncheon. santorum is now leading the republican field there in michigan. his surge continues after he won three contests earlier this month. michigan's primary is set for february 28th. >>> and we've got a few clouds out there right now. we're headed to a big holiday weekend. a few more clouds in the forecast. these were the high

obama dropped in on a few of yesterday's tours. >> don't cry! it's tough to see, but the first dog bo is next to mrs. boinl -- mrs. obama. mrs. ama and the dog ushering people through the public rooms. the first lady even shook hands with one teenager wearing a ron paul t-shirt. little awkward there. the first lady's impromptu meet and greet lasted an hour. she spoke about sightseeing in d.c., food, and her let's move campaign. >> and i wonder if bo shook hands -- shook paws. >> he's very popular, that bo. >> getting big. >> what a treat. fun. >> that was really nice. >> it remains to be seen if i'll be popular by sunday. we'll find out about that. >> snow lovers. >> yes, we have the potential for the biggest storm so far. the most we've had in any individual storm has only been a couple of inches. we may get a little more than that on sunday. right now, though, ever woo -- have to deal with fog. .3 mile at reagan national as well as southern maryland, central virginia near zero visibility. that's at culpeper. farther west and north, visibility in leesburg is ten miles. so the fog pretty much confined to northern virginia, sou

mr. obama does a 180, flip-flopping on super pacs, and the liberal media yawns. and some interesting things going on inside the white house this week. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller, radio talk show host, monica crowley and jim pinkerton the conservative magazine and daily beast columnist, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> . >> jamie: welcome back, some happened, and wolf blitzer said omg. >> let me repeat it omg. look at this. and right now 64% of the precinct are in. mihm is 775 ahead in the votes. >> it's o my god, wolf, you can say oh, my god. they didn't say you couldn't say oh my god. you can't say shotgun, but you can say oh my god. omg? >> and wolf blitzer reacting to the performance and wolf's performance on tuesday night. and santorum's win not anticipated by most in the media giving you shape to the g.o.p. race and the coverage as well. on the heels of santorum's success, a fox news poll asked voters what best describes the race for the g.o.p. nomination. 17% say it's over and tha

mrs. obama's trying to curb this by promoting the healthier u.s. school challenge program. the dallas independent school district is the leader in making healthy changes for the students and has the most gold schools of any district in the country. >> and right here in dallas, more than 150 schools have been recognized in the challenge. that includes 78 schools that have earned gold awards, which go to schools that meet the highest levels of standard. >> reporter: approximately 3400 chefs have signed up to help schools create healthier meals. >> this brings the chefs into our schools to help prepare foods like we did today and to teach our children about healthy eating. >> reporter: mrs. obama announcing the launch of the website chefsmovetoo toschools.org, a way to connect chefs to school. peter ducey, fox news. >>> i like to go through and get to the real story here. i am getting mixed messages here. what is going here? >> let me clarify it for you. what do you want to know? >> is it going snow here tomorrow? >> yes, it's going to snow. not a lot. we'll have snow showers