nickles and dimes. adds up to dollars. >> right. >> meteorologist rob mayeda is here. sounds pricey. >> all the reasons why you shouldn't do that. haven't you seen the movie? you don't want to see that. right now we're looking at some low clouds around the bay area and kind of an interesting start to the day around heeldsburg. low clouds to start the day and around lunch time breaking out to sunshine. mid 70s around 2:00 after the cloudy start. san jose 69. and pleasanton 69 degrees. that's a big change. saturday afternoon at this time we were seeing 90s. the sea breezy relyally taking hold. there's the warriors flag over downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. look at the camera bouncing around. all the low clouds we call it ocean air conditioning when you get the stratus surge into the bay, and winds 10 to 20 miles per hour, like we see right now. that will take the low cloud cover across san francisco and shove it all the way into the amount mont pass by tomorrow morning, waking up to drizzly skies. and then around 8:00 can 9:00 beginning to break out of clouds. sunshin

. >> little donations add up, too, the pin i's -- pennies and nickles dropped into the td coin collection, kids on the ocean city boardwalk with meteorologist, kathy orrraised 477.70. couldn't have done it without people donating their time to take phonecalls. >> what's your favorite part so far? >> answering the phones, i got a $200 donation. >> eleven year old tony came by cancer survivor himself wanted to be here to spread the cause. >> i bet some people called in because of you. i bet you convinced them. >> some people but not all of them. >> one person convinced was agnes of west philadelphia. every year she watches alex's story on cbs-3 and donate. she, herself has cancer. >> it is going to help millions and millions of babies, maybe some of them will live longer than little alex. >> meteorologist, kate bilo, was in l.a., guest co-host on the talk, she gave alec's cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott, they have a big fundraising going on today. go get some lemonade this week end. >> alex fundraising paid more foreman 500 research grant. her mother

the pennies and nickles dropped into the td bank coin collection. the kids on the ocean city boardwalk with meteorologist kathy orr raised $437 and 70 cents. we couldn't have done it without people donating their time to take phone calls. >> s were your favorite part would you say so far. >> answering the phone. i got a $200 donation. >> 11-year-old tony came by. he's a cancer survive himself. and he wanted to be here to spread the word about the cause. >> i've had some people called in because of you. i bet you convinced them. >> some people but not all of them. >> one person convinced was agnes holman of west philadelphia. every year she watches alex story on cbs3 and donates. she herself has cancer. >> it's going to help millions and millions of babies. maybe some of them will live longer than little alex. >> meteorologist kate bilo was in la a guest co-host on the talk she gave alex cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott and alex lemonade stand big fundraiser going on today go get lemonade this weekend. >> fundr

benning, georgia, he and his roommate michael fortier bond with their platoon leader nickles over a distrust government. >> mcveigh took an instant liking to him and loved hearing nichols spout off about his theories about government and politics. >> mcveigh serves during operation desert storm in 1991 and is awarded a bronze star for valor. during his service, he kills at least two enemy combatants. >> one thing he bragged about in saudi arabia in war he was a gunner on a bradley and told me one time about when he was shooting at a bunker and a guy came out waving his hands trying to surrender and stuff and mcveigh started shooting at him with .25 millimeter. he said there was 1,100 meters and the first round hit the guy in the head. >> after returning from the war, mcveigh hopes to join the special forces but quits because he's physically unprepared. >> one of mcveigh's goals from early on in entering the army was special forces. when it didn't work out for him with the special forces, he lost his focus. >> mcveigh is discharged from the army on december 31st, 1991. he begins to drift arou

whopping 58 degrees in reading, coatesville, 55, 52 in in williamstown, 52 in pennsville, it is double nicklesmt. holly has 54 right now. so, we will rise to 65 degrees, hopefully, maybe even get a smidge of sunshine. sixty-eight tomorrow, 78 friday, hope to clear this stubborn system out of here, and get back into the 80s, by saturday. guys? >> so you have heard about this new movie, spice, chose melissa motorcycle cart toy play a spy, turned into a spy. >> yes? >> so, jen, also a spy, though. jen? >> you guys are so good at this. >> in the movie, paid for my trip, awesome movie, but we say -- in the movie, melissa mccarthy goes glorified office worker to a field agent, so, yes, she needs a spy all just, cat lady? no too much of a rock star. >> divorced housewife from iowa. >> great undercover beep. >> is jude law going to come in and help me get that done? >> beep. >> ya, ya, okay. >> under the covers. beep. >> ya. >> he can help you. >> thank you. >> did i forget -- >> need someone to find the bomb without being detected. >> okay, thanks, lunch lady. >> you're going. >> okay. >> or job to i