looking outside from our michael & sons cam, it's been fairly uneventful. winds still out of the south, bringing in the milder air. temperatures right now in the 40s to near 50 degrees. but it's the clouds we're watching and moisture coming in from the south on our current temperatures, looking pretty good. mild all around. a little cooler up to the north, but not too much. the clouds are going to spill in as we head into the overnight. yes, the moisture you see at the bottom of the radar scan is headed in our direction. that's what's going to make all the difference as we head into tomorrow's forecast. i'll let you know when the rain is going to start overnight and how much we'll be expecting into our sunday. it will definitely affect your plans. russ? >>> just ahead on wusa 9 this evening, a pregnant healthcare worker fired from the job for refusing a flu shot. we're back in a moment . >>> it's been less than a month since nelson mandela died. tonight, two of his granddaughters are in washington to make a presentation to the washington wizards. diane robe

let's show you what's happening on our michael & son weather camera. really kind of a hazy, cloudy looking day right now. temperatures will shoot toward the mid and even upper 50s in some spots of the metro. the winds thankfully fairly light. they're calm at the moment but they'll be south, southeast in that 5 mile an hour range with more clouds than sun. however, west of town we're seeing sun and consequently warmer temperatures. had a few showers well south of us this morning. look at this. west here in northern virginia, eastern west virginia, see the hole that's opened up? we're going to get a little sunshine for a few showers this afternoon. that may boost us toward 60 here. you can already see how warm it is areas west of us, south of us. it's 60 in norfolk and ram lay. charleston 6 -- raleigh. charleston 64. we still have 30s across pennsylvania and new england. for tonight, tomorrow, the warm air is going to take over and it is going to be rather balmy. 63 in luray right now to 49 in westminster. those are the ranges with fredricksburg going in

one more look outside on our michael and son weather camera. clouds in the distance. 42, calm on the wind speed. no problems with the visibility here. the barometer 29.98 and currently, it is falling. weather headlines, we are going to start the week nice and quiet. temperatures potentially over 60 here. showers arriving. later thursday into friday. then the question is what happens later sunday into monday. we could be looking at a wintry mix. it will be a snow to ice potential. it is only monday. i'm just throwing it out there as a precaution. nothing set in stone. you look across the lower 48, nothing horribly cold here for the first monday in december. no sub zero readings. the minus 40, some of that in western canada. >> kind of the split on the northern branch and southern branch. heavier rains from portland, north to seattle this morning. these little impulses with these rain snow systems coming through the midwest. nothing horribly strong there. see all the clouds with the southern branch, mississippi alabama approaching atlanta this mo

nice and sunny on our michael & son weather camera today but cold. the low 3 30z -- low 30z. -- low 3w0z. right now 3 -- 30s. right now 32. may get to 33. we do have the winds. they will get lighter this afternoon. the visual satellite image, we have the clouds pulling away. this is kind of neat. i was looking at this a moment ago. you see all this here in fauquier county, loudoun county, upper montgomery. all of this that's not moving, this is snow pack on the ground there through philadelphia as well, the blue ridge, back down through the shenandoah valley we're seeing that nice, white snow pack. the winds have been gusting over 20 miles an hour at times. winchester 22. washington at 20. gusting to 20 at bwi. so that's kind of adding a little insult to injury on these very cold temperatures on this thursday afternoon which are only in the mid-20s in hagerstown and westminster 24. we're just above freezing in tappahannock at 33. gaithersburg only 25 with bright sun. bright sun. all we can do the middle of date is 31. we -- middle of the day is 31. w

let's take a look outside with our michael & son cam. it's been fairly quiet. we cleared out overnight. we're starting to pull in agent bit more cloud cover this morning. i'm calling the morning forecast partly cloudy and clearing into the afternoon. check out the day planner. right now we're sitting in the 20s. we'll hit the 30s by about that 8:00, 9:00 hour, the lower 30s. we will push on through. once the clouds get out of here, we'll bump from the 30s to the 40s by noontime. then in the afternoon plenty of sunshine. i think the city center should make it up to about 45 degrees late in the day. some areas will stick to those lower 40s but still it will be quite pleasant heading on out and sunset around 5:30, 6:00 we'll see those temperatures dip, heading back to the 20s, even 30s overnight. a few clouds still lingering in the area. all the snow showers remaining at the higher elevations and mountains so portions through west virginia, southern pennsylvania and panhandle of maryland you will see snow moving on through but the metro center is safe. we will get

outside on our michael & son weather camera, no problems with visibility. looking good here. we've got some clouds, mostly cloudy skies and that 37 feels like 28 with that windchill. wind out of the north, northwest at 16 miles an hour. winds are going to be a factor today. at times the winds will gust maybe 25 or so. dress like wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. while we're 37 here, we're 66 degrees warmer than our friends up at international falls. minus 29 right now. that's the core of the arctic air. 2 below in chicago. that's a very cold morning. for us we're going to get a little bit of the cold tomorrow. not going to last all that long. if you look at the west coast, notice how this storm is moving west to east. so the cold comes down but this storm is going to push it out of the way as it moves off towards the east. we have the arctic blast there. the snow showers with it. a little disturbance down in ohio this morning. see these snow showers? this is what we're looking at for early to mid afternoon. as this comes across the region, it will squeeze out some snow in t

but, first, let's take a look outside with our michael and son camera.t blue, not only the water, but the sky cover as well. the temperatures, though, have been slow to respond. we spent most of the morning in the 30s. right now we're starting to hit those middle 30s and push in towards those upper 30s at this hour. we should make it to 40 degrees by about the 10:00 -- i should say -- not the 10:00, but the 12:00 hour. we're not quite there yet in the city center. but with the sunshine in the afternoon, all of us will hit those lower 40s later on today. clear and kind of brisk overnight tonight. temperatures drop down after sunset, we'll slide quickly out of the 40s and through the 30s and many of us will actually see 20s as our overnight lows. overall, though, we are looking at a sunny afternoon. that is a good thing, mainly brisk and breezy. our winds today have been primarily out of the south and the southwest. that's going to pick up to about 15 mile per hour winds later on today. we'll keep it clear and cool tonight and, yes, milder temperatures are

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high temperature today 44lly, 42 now, relative humidity 41%. so it's a pretty common december air mass, not crazy dry. pressure is it steady over the past mauer, 30.1 nine inches of mercury. -- hour, 30.19 inches of mercury. clouds to the north and snow showers to the north earlier today. they have pretty much diminished. temperatures in the last 24 hours about 3 degrees warmer, cooler down towards charlottesville and richmond. right now 37 in rockville, 34 in reston, most folks above freezing, 38 in college park, 36 in old town, 38 in waldorf. so cold again tonight but dry. bus stop temperatures 26 to 36, breezy and milder thursday and then breezy and warmer friday. the breezes will continue right through the weekend, but it's those breezes that will transport warmer air. clear to partly cloudy, cold tonight, 26 to 32, winds southwest at 10. that southwest wind will be warmer for us. we'll break it down, 30s to start, upper 30s by 9:00, clear to partly cloudy skies thursday morning and then 44 by 11:00, 50, b

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outside on our michael & son camera, we have partly sunny skies.little sunshine later today will help us in the temperature department. looks like the forecast is going to call for mainly clearing skies late in the day. satellite and radar showing a lot of moisture that's trying to push on into our region. most will skip to the north and east. you can see it taking a bit of a dip as the loop goes into the 7:00 hour. but this should really skim north of us and we might see some of the light snow showers or flurries from baltimore north. so if you have any plans today to get out and see some folks, north of town, you might want to be prepared for that. for us, though, behind the system we're going to see a little bit of sunshine today so that's always nice in december. 30 degrees currently at reagan national. still into the 20s for arlington. 26 for alexandria. very, very chilly out to our west. only 23 out toward the panhandle. overall, though, today it's going to be a pretty decent afternoon. but we've got to get through this brisk start to get the

outside on our michael & son weather camera, looking good. a couple more days work and i think all the scaffolding will be gone from the washington monument. 36, feeling like 29 with a north, northwesterly wind at 9 at the moment. however, those winds at times will gust in the 25 mile an hour range. the core of the cold is up at international falls. they've actually warmed from 32 below a couple of hours ago. now 25 below. so they're only 61 degrees colder than we are. boy, that can be a lot worse than we are now. chicago is at minus 2 and we're watching the arctic air there. the thing about the arctic air, it's not going to last. this storm moving pretty quickly from west to east across the country will tend to kick the cold air east pretty quickly. so we'll get our shot of cold air tomorrow as temperatures stay in the 30s. and then back in the 40s by thursday. again we're watching the snow showers in ohio and moving toward pennsylvania this morning. hit the mountains here later this morning through midday. and as we get into the afternoon,

a look outside with our michael & son camera will show things are fairly calm right now. partly to mostly cloudy skies as we go through most of the monk but then those temperatures -- of the morning but then those temperatures will slowly climb out of the 20s. we should make it to the lower 30s by late morning. this afternoon we'll see a good dose of sunshine and make it out of the 30s into the 40s. from about 1:00 to 4:00 we'll definitely see temperatures in the 40s. some areas north and west are going to stay in the lower 40s. i think in the city's center will be a little closer to the 45-degree high for reagan national today. and then clear and calm tonight. so if you have evening plans and you're going to be out late, make sure you dress warmly because temperatures are going to take a tumble later on tonight. i'll put a big view for the satellite and radar across the atlantic seaboard. there is moisture moving in. rain snow showers, snow showers still into the higher elevations so i think we're going to stay in the clear as far as the rain goes for today for us. but t

it is our live michael and son weather cam. reasonable, 55%.ing crazy dry and the winds are calm. winds are going to stay calm or light right on through tonight and also into tomorrow. a little clipper system south of st. louis. high pressure to the north. these clippers are fast movers. moisture, but upper air dynamics, if you will. this will track essentially on top of us, but most of the energy and most of the precipitation are going to go right up along the maryland, p.a. border. we have light snow breaking out in wisconsin, pushing into illinois and this will race across ohio into southern p.a. and northern maryland late tonight. in the meantime, we have mostly cloudy skies. we had them all day. that kept temperatures down a little bit. we did not make it to 40 yesterday. temperatures right now, primarily 30s and most folks above freezing. 33 in reston. 34 in fairfax. it is 33 in bethesda. 34 in rockville. down to 32 in white oak. most folks in the mid 30s. so, light snow possible d.c. and north tonight. north of 66, north of 50. but clip

this is like our michael jordan.s is him in a very serious state, suffering a very serious injury. i was backstage, taking in the sounds of it all and he went by us, being loaded into an ambulance, and i won't forget the shrieks coming out of him. it sounded like a horror film. home run anderson silva, who had been invincible all of these years, he, in that state, was hard to see. >> when he had surgery hours after the injury, and it lasted approximately an hour in a las vegas hospital. and his doctor who performed the surgery, dr. steven sanders, held a conference car, and he said all things considered, he's doing quite well. he suffered a broken tibia in his leg, and he didn't need surgery on the broken fibula, and they think that he's need six months to heal. and the first question, he asked, post on, when can i start training again? it leads us to believe that this guy doesn't want to go out this way. they're happy with his progress, but for the next few days, he's going to remain in the hospital. >> it sounds li

it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures chilly, 39. relative humidity 76%.inds are calm right now. the pressure is falling at this moment. here's the radar. i have been concerned about this. this is an upper level system that is vigorous and intense. and this is going to track right through the metro area later tonight until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. i think what we're going to see is rain showers. then we'll see snow showers, especially right around town. heaviest rain showers will be south of town, east of the 95 and into southern maryland. the latest picture, we'll show you this is all rain primarily right now, but as we get colder air later on tonight, these rain showers will turn to snow showers. as far down south as charles county and st. mary's county. 37 arlington. 36 in reston. this is good news. the temperatures are above freezing right now. 38 springfield and also college park and also waldorf. okay. so, rain or snow showers until midnight. a little more to the south and east of town. clearing late tonight. probably after 2:00, 3:00 in the morn

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and it's still 55, relative humidity low, 35% and winds out of the south, southwest at 9. we'll have essentially a southwest wind through the weekend which will continue to bring us warmer and warmer air until we culminate with 70 on sunday. satellite picture radar combined, just a few clouds, partly cloudy tonight, no clouds overhead now. if there are clouds back to the west, it will move through. they're high and midlevel clouds, so we'll just say partly cloudy, staying dry. temps 52 bethesda, 54 reston and fairfax. i've got 48 in springfield, 57 in college park, 58 waldorf. it's been chilly all day in annapolis only 45 by the water. not as cold tonight and dry, bus stop temperatures 32 to 44 tomorrow. so a little bit milder. breezy and warmer on friday, golfable friday and saturday and golfable early sunday morning actually as warm air gets in here. just how warm? we'll see record highs. now the record high downtown is 68 set back in 1923 on saturday. that's probably safe, but 60 at dulles. that's in jeopardy

it's our live michael and son weather cam. high was 39 today. a little below the average.right now we're looking at 37. relative humidity 57%. dew points in the low 20s. pretty normal december air mass. winds are east, southeast at 11 and the pressure beginning to fall a little bit and continue to fall overnight. here's the first clipper. it is producing snow through madison and chicago and northern illinois and northern indiana. the track is going to take it off to the east. you can see this is where the advisories have been posted from pennsylvania through new jersey, up into new york and that is really where the significant snow is going to fall. we could see a flurry or flakes, but all the accumulating snow will be the maryland, p.a. border and maybe a dusting in gaithersburg. we'll keep you posted. 34 in bethesda. 34 in fairfax. temperatures just a little above freezing. the exception white oak and also laurel, 32. 35 in waldorf. so light snow possible, d.c. north tonight. mainly along the border. if you're a snow lover, the clippers break your heart, they aren't big

it is our live michael & son weather cam. very comfortable still. 55 degrees.t's a bargain for this time of night and also for this time of day. oh by the way the sunset -- already set at 4:46 but will:46 is the earliest sunset time we have by december 12th it will start setting later. okay? so -- winds calm. pressure falling a little bit. 30.03. satellite picture and radar combined still have some snow pulling out of the plains states and into minnesota. and this is pretty good snow up there anywhere from 6 to 10 inches fell especially in northern minnesota and this is ice. okay? in the upper peninsula. maybe dealing with that on sunday. down here, we're having a lot of snow pulling out of the southern rockies and denver into the texas panhandle, oklahoma panhandle. winter storm watches as far south as dallas. so we know the cold air is strong and we know it's pretty far south and it's going to get in here eventually. right now we just have clouds. couple of sprinkles possible overnight but primarily after midnight. only 9 right now in bismarck. 4 below in gre

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 52 downtown.ooking at temperatures, maybe some record highs getting into saturday but a much better chance on sunday i think. okay. temperatures are still low 50s downtown, some 40s in the burbs now. relative humidity 43%, pretty dry air mass. that's why we went from 30 for a low to 61 for a high. satellite picture radar combined, just a few high and midlevel clouds, partly cloudy, no precipitation tonight or tomorrow and temps we're seein -- i don't believe the 39 in germantown. that seems to be an outliar. 49 in bethesda, 52 in fairfax, 51 in college park, 57 in waldorf. not as cold tonight, bus stop temperatures 32 to 44, way warmer than this morning, breezy and warmer friday, golfable friday, saturday and really golfable early sunday, too. record highs downtown on saturday 68. that's probably safe, but dulles' record high is only 60 and baltimore's record high is only 62. dulles should break their record easily and baltimore, you'll be in jeopardy of setting some records saturday. 40s to star

it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures in the upper 40s downtown. and humidity is still high. 66% and winds out of the northeast at 7. we've been talking about this. winds will have an easterly component through wednesday. that will keep clouds around. all right, satellite picture, radar combined, a good storm. we showed you earlier snow in fargo. going to snow like like crazy through montana and north north dakota. that's going to put on the brakes and actually just sort of stall. we'll see some milder air before we turn colder over the weekend. a lot of clouds, yes, one system passing offshore, but notice there are no green blobs, so no rain showers. temperatures, low to mid 40s. 46 in bethesda, arlington. 45 in fairfax. 46 in college park and 47 down in waldorf. still 44 in annapolis. so, a milder to warmer week. a lot of clouds tonight, but we stay dry. chilly and dry at the bus stop. 30s and 40s. and then by tuesday and wednesday, we are in the 50s tuesday and wednesday. we could be in the 60s by thursday and friday. so 30s to start, low 40s by

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, kind of a nasty night but at least it won't freeze, 46, still rain, winds out of the north at 17, cold night. there's the rain for us and the snow in the ohio valley. this system will move through tonight and clear us out by tomorrow. we'll just have rain. we'll zoom in a bit, heaviest activity in the mountains around cumberland, but there's still a lot of rain denoted in green, just light to moderate rain, enough to keep the roads wet and slow folks down friday, 43 bethesda, arlington, 45 in andrews and 43 in fairfax, waldorf 45 as well. so more rain tonight, but we're above freezing, saturday get out and do your errands because that's going to be the best day. saturday night colder but dry if you want the night out saturday and then sunday red alert, mix all day long. temperatures in the 40s and breezy to start tomorrow, neighbor a couple early mornings sprinkles, about it, just a bright brisk day, snow to a mix sunday, 32, 41 monday with showers. the game, 30 to 32, cloudy and cold with sleet and freezing r

it's our live michael and son weather cam. mid to upper 30s downtown. colder in the suburbs, but the clouds keep temperatures up a little bit. winds turn east, southeast at 9. pressure falling a little bit. 30.19. this is the system now. this is going to be the clipper system that is producing snow now and now it's extended into ohio. most of this will go to the north of us tonight and will give us a chance of light snow or flurries. and the systems tend to track to north of us, subsequently, that's where all the advisories are. as the clipper goes up the atlantic sea board. 34 in college park. 33 in reston. and 35 in springfield. 33 down in waldorf. so, light snow possible, d.c. north tonight. especially near the border, and if you're a snow lover, clippers will break your heart, they aren't good for us. bus stop temperatures cold, 26 to 36 and morning snow showers could give way to evening snow showers. much of you won't see the morning snow showers south of town. most of us will see a rain shower by tomorrow afternoon or evening. so tonight, mostly c

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and temperatures haven't moved much, still 54 downtown, relative humidity 57%, winds south at 11. we'll have wind out of the south or southwest really right through the weekend and i got to tell you that by sunday winds could gust over 30 miles per hour, very, very windy ahead of this front sunday. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms stretching from texas up into the ohio valley, a little winter precipitation on the northern side of this, but kind of like a spring storm. severe weather is possible, tornadoes are possible saturday right in this area. see the orange area? much of louisiana up into western sections of tennessee that. same front gets in here sunday night. don't think we'll see any severe weather. i think we'll hear a rumble of thunder. a little cloud activity, showers well to the west of us. you folks in the mountains will have periods of showers tomorrow and also into tomorrow night. most of the showers stay west of i-81 for us until we get into the frontal boundary late sunday. 54 downtown, be

this is our live michael and son weather cam. 49. but again, pretty humid really. 64%. it's not going to get that cold. even though the winds are dead calm. we have clouds this morning and clear skies, lots of sunshine. now clouds back on our doorstep from charlottes vol into west of cumberland. no precipitation with these clouds. they are all up to the north again, much like yesterday. all the rain showers will be off to the north of us, but the clouds will return tonight. primarily 40s. 47 in white oak. 49 in college park. it is still 50 in arlington, but 45 in reston and 46 in fairfax and 44 down in springfield. temperatures will fall quickly until the clouds roll back in and level off. nobody gets below freezing tonight. in fact, chilly, clouds return. that helps us out. cool to chilly at the bus stop, depending on how you look at it. 30s and 40s. not windy. seasonal with a stray shower on wednesday and again, a lot more cloud cover tomorrow and the 60s move in on thursday. now for tonight, returning mostly cloudy, 36 to 44. winds light, south, southeast at 10. temp

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. we were 69 today, the record high 75. relative humidity very high, 81%, winds out of the south, southwest at 11. that will keep the warm air in place all night. here's the radar, showers to the west. you get to the ohio river valley and back into oklahoma. you've got snow and ice. this is heading our way. not a case where it will miss us unfortunately. it will slowly creep up on us by sunday. snow in st. louis, but this is all the ice in through northwestern arkansas and there are ice storm warnings all the way down to west tennessee. showers hagerstown west, a few more hours before these get in, probably not till after midnight, 6 degrees in minneapolis, 3 below in bismarck. you can see this is pretty serious arctic air. we can go from the 60s to the 30s in a couple days and end up with sleet, snow and freezing rain. that will happen. a lot of these cities have already done that from dallas to kansas city to chicago. every one of those cities were in the 50s or 60s the day before the

and our guests today michael smith former british military intelligence officer and author michael it's really great to have you on our show today so as an intelligence insider what is your take on whistleblowers that have recently been in this spot like such as that sounds manning snowden do they deserve scorn or praise. are they. there's a mix of the two really i think the big one of course has been edward snowden and. i think that the information he provided was very important because we didn't know the extent of government surveillance of our e-mail or saw or telephone course. and we did in this country a couple of years ago the government tried to pass a bill through parliament called the data communications bill which would have allowed to force communications suppliers providers to provide details of the balance telephone calls and such like. peas threw that out the parliamentarians through that and said we don't want it please ministers this is a prime minister of going into parliament said we need this bill when actually they had all the data already they were lying to parliame

it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures have gone up. 39 downtown. relative humidity 79%. winds 3 miles per hour from the north and the pressure is actually steady over the past hour. 29.96 inches of mercury. here's an upper level disturbance. not a surface reflection, but a very vigorous disturbance in the upper level of the atmosphere that will roll through the metro area later on tonight. and that's going to spell rain showers at first, but snow showers. even downtown, maybe as far south as waldorf, maybe into northern st. mary county beer all is said and done. right now, rain showers all be it light south of town. heavier activity back to charlottesville and you can see things are starting to turn. so we'll keep an eye on this for you tonight. won't see that much in terms of accumulation. in part, temperatures are above freezing. 37 in bethesda. 36 in reston. 38 in fairfax. 37 in college park. and 37 in waldorf. 36 over in annapolis. so rain or snow showers until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. less than an inch. clearing late tonight, bus stop temp

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and we're looking at temperaturesoing up a little bit, 56. the relative humidity only 53%, winds south, southwest at 8 and between the winds out of the south, southwest and clouds in and out temperatures will not fall very far or fast tonight. satellite picture radar combined, we do have a storm system that's approaching, but looks like it will be close. it's already hit st. louis and little rock. it won't get here until sunday. most of the activity is moving from the southwest to northeast as opposed to west to east. this storm will have severe weather. we have a moderate risk of severe weather for southwestern tennessee back into louisiana. you don't see this too often in december when the severe thunderstorm prediction center puts this up. you've got to take heed. i don't think we'll see severe weather, but we do run the risk of general thunderstorms on sunday. i don't think anything will be severe. right now a break in the clouds, more clouds to the west, a couple sprinkles still possible now in the mountains, cum

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 69 the high today, still 63, almost eerily warm and, in fact, sometimes when it's this warm at this time of year, you think severe weather. that's not the case thankfully in term of spring severe weather, but winter severe weather is on the way sunday. 63 now, relative humidity 81%, winds still south, southwest at 8. there's the snow and ice to the west, st. louis back down to north of little rock. this is all rain in kentucky headed for west virginia. good news is it's snow in st. louis. the bad news is there's a ribbon of ice south of st. louis extending back into oklahoma. this is all marching very slowly but steadily off to the east. we have showers back in the mountains. i think they'll get in here around 11:00, 12:00 tonight, nothing crazy heavy overnight, but we have a wet commute tomorrow going and coming home, thus a yellow alert day. look at temps, 5 below in bismarck now, 24 in chicago, we're sitting at 63, temperatures 9 below in casper and 11 below in great falls. the same cities that had the ice

it's our lye michael and son weather cam. high temperature 43. temperature 41. actually jumped back up a little bit at the airport. the relative humidity still keeps dropping, 43%. winds are calm and pressure falling because a cold front is approaching. a cold front has to roll through tonight. this is going to usher in another shot of arctic air, not quite as strong as some of the arctic air we have seen, but impressive for mid december. temperatures tomorrow will struggle to get above freezing and a little bit of snow for this clipper-like system. a few clouds for us, really the main event is going to be the arctic air coming in late tonight and tomorrow and in part, setting the stage for another winter event over the weekend. 32 in bethesda. 33 in rockville. but 20s showing up now. 28 in reston. 29 in white oak and 32 already out toward andrews. so, more refreezing is possible tonight. again, if it looks wet, it will be frozen. now that said, with the wind, it's going to feel like it's in the teens. so dress the kids for teens. even colder tomorrow and then s

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, a night not fit for man or beast, 33 at the airport, dew point still 29 which means temperatures could go down a bit even inside the beltway tonight. 30 in rockville, 31 germantown, 29 in ashburn and 30 at dulles. look at lovettsville, 27, northern loudoun county and frederick county could see massive icing overnight. that couldl power lines and trees. the morning commute north and west icy, the district probably making it around 32, 33 now, probably right around 32 at 7:00, but frederick and maryland probably take it till 10:00 to get above 32 and i think leesburg and ashburn probably around 10:00 also to get above 32 degrees, which is critical. look at the ice. i think this model is overdone. take it with agrainofsalt, ag agrainofsalt,anywherefrom.2to.4 ibly--a grain of salt, anywhere from .2 to .4-inch of icing. overnight plain rain south and east of town and in the district by 7:00, 8:00, should be above freezing, temperatures by 1:00 about 40 degrees. then we had to add we kept this as a red alert tomorrow

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, national airport, temps 41relative humidity 45%, not that dry, winds light out of the west at 5. they're in the process of shifting becoming southwesterly. satellite picture radar combined, a few snow showers north of us today and through pennsylvania. they have now diminished. we're left with clear to partly cloudy skies and relatively cold night, some areas in the low 30s, reston 32, 34 fairfax, white oak 30, but still 36 in college park and 37 in waldorf. cold again tonight but dry, no snow showers. we were tracking those yesterday. bus stop temps 26 to 36 and breezy and milder thursday and breezy and milder friday and breezy will be a motif through the weekend. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, 26 to 32, winds surgeoning southwesterly at 10. that -- turning southwesterly at 10. 38 by 10:00 and 50, breezy, milder by 1 p.m. low 50s tomorrow, 60 friday and then 65 on saturday. we got a shower possible saturday that will be after nightfall, probably well after the sun goes down. now next seven days talk

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let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and temperatures downtown 20s, wait till i show you temperatures north and west in the low to mid-20s, relative humidity 51%, winds south, southwest at 10. the good news is we don't have a wind chill tonight or tomorrow either at the bus stop. satellite picture radar combined, this is kind of cool, you see this area here, that's the northern branch of the jet stream. then we have a southern branch to the south and this is our little storm in the embryonic phases. so first some clouds our way late tomorrow night and precipitation probably break out between midmorning and lunchtime depending before you are in the metro area. it's going to provide some pretty good moisture. the last guidance would received, a much colder solution and wetter solution for the metro area. tonight we're clear and it's cold, bus stop temps 15 to 25 degrees, again no wind chill, still seasonably cold tomorrow, some areas making it to 40. dry friday night. if you have plans, no worries. precipitation holds off until saturday. we're stil

it's our live michael & son weather cam. after a high of 57 we're still 53.temperatures are not going to fall much tonight with the clouds and the humidity up there it's %. 're looking at a low probably hovering around 50 downtown. and upper 40s to around 50 in the 'burbs. here's the cold air. it's 8 right now in bismarck and it's 7 below in great falls. and our looking at a big change in temperatures. 68 now in dallas. but they have a winter storm watch for tomorrow. that's how much the temperature is going to fall there. at 24 hours and also it's going to fall here. not so much at 24 hours but between friday night and sunday morning, a big time change. we're still 53 and still in the warm side. 45 rather in buffalo. still 55 in chicago that cold air though gets in there tonight. so right now it's mild. 53 rockville. 52 in reston and 55 fair tax. this is kyle -- fairfax. this is quite a deal. 53 college park and even 56 in waldorf. okay, so mild tonight. mainly dry. you may see a couple of showers but primarily after midnight. and then mild at the bus stop.

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, quiet, clear sky, temps mid30s downtown, relative humidity 73%, winds pretty calm. we're looking at bus stop temperatures, 24 to 36, so pretty cold start, but breezy and milder is the good news and then breezy and warmer on friday. on the weekend it's going to be even warmer. in fact, some record highs may fall saturday and/or sunday. overnight clear skies, cold again, 24 to 32, twins pretty much light and then -- winds pretty much light and then by morning mostly sunny skies, breezy, be it a warm breeze out of the southwest at 10 to 15, temperatures 24 to 46 during the morning. by afternoon peculiar, breezy, milder, highs around -- partly cloudy, breezy, milder, highs around 50. winds will bring up the temperatures, 52 rockville, bethesda, 51 fairfax, 53 springfield, waldorf, 52 in college park. only about 50 by the water. 37 in oakland but 44 in cumberland, 53 in culpeper, 51 manassas, 51 in fairfax, low 50s downtown and in gaithersburg, maybe only 51 in frederick. we'll break it down. these are city temperatu

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, national airport, still 48 downtown. that's a bargain for this time of year and night. relative humidity 52%, not bad, winds south at 10. the winds will be out of the south or southwest through the weekend. they'll also increase in intensity and speed through the weekend. satellite picture radar combined, a lot of clouds rolling through. notice all the precipitation confined to northern illinois back into the great lakes, but these high and midlevel clouds is where we went partly cloudy, going to have more clouds tomorrow than today. that will keep temps down a little bit, but we're starting out higher tomorrow than we did this morning. bus stop temp 32 to 42, breezy and warm again but more clouds on friday, still a great finish to the week. breezy and warmer saturday, record highs possible both saturday and sunday. in fact, the record high at dulles on saturday is only 60. that certainly is in jeopardy. record high in baltimore is 62. downtown 68. that's probably safe on saturday. we'll see about sunday. we sh

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 42, that's the low so far today, still have rain, winds north at 16. this is the first system that will go through. this will only bring us rain tonight and early tomorrow maybe a shower. you can see the snow and mix up into pennsylvania. as far as we're concerned, still pretty good rain across the metro area, but the colder air is beginning to infiltrate our area, although not cold enough to produce snow. we're into the 30s in some of the suburbs and we'll get drier colder air in tomorrow. tomorrow is your errand day. now we're looking at light showers pushing through. that will continue through the night and again maybe early in the morning. colder saturday and some clearing either late morning or afternoon. colder and dry saturday night, still okay to go out. sunday red alert, snow, mix all day and temperatures less than 32 in the metro area all day. overnight just rain and showers, temperatures generally falling -- actually have fallen from the 50s back to the 30s. tomorrow morning start in the 40s and it

here,ething is happening i do not know what it is. >> that is our agenda or this monday morning. >> michaelnswer our twitter question of the day. what should google do with these robots? eight acquisitions this year? google needs to get the robots involved in the agriculture industry. >> rachel crane from the digital group did a story on robot lettuce pickers and it is apparently very hard, they are delicate. >> there you go, they are ahead of the curve. rent?o work, pay my >> we all want a robot like that. >> this is the plan. of tom keene robot. .hile tom keene plays golf >> tom keene does not play golf, though. >> but he could learn to do something if the robot took over the show. >> maybe hockey. i don't know, i am intrigued by this. kevin roberts, google dominates advertising so much. do they risk taking their eyes off the ball by going into these random areas like giant robots? >> first of all, consumers dominate advertising. there is no more power even for the mighty google. >> it is just a vehicle? >> it is an enabler. ideas and creativity still dominate. are they taking their eyes

and equivalent to our pentagon, michael, great to see you. yesterday, secretary of state made the case to congress to becomely give iran a chance to comply. is it compelling? >> i do think it is. i for the last seven years we have seen iran's financial institutions ostracized and seen trade embargoes on arms parts and gas and oil embargoes and what do we have to show for it? not really a lot. there is 3,000 centerrefuges. and there is no evidence that sanctions are working. >> the laund row list of everything that you spelled out is very scary. how close are they to being a nuclear threat? >> they are not. you need three components. fuel and war head and mechanism to deliver it. and then even then you need to test it. and testing a nuclear weapon is not unobserved by the u.s. we are not close to that. and so i think diplomacy has to be explored. and sanctions take a long time. if we go down the route of further safrngszs it will take a long time to understand the metrics to which the irappians are in that way. the route that we are going down

michael feeney. known around here as chief feeney. >> you know when you see people like this, they are the best of our family. >> reporter: michael back in june took on the chiefly duties of reviewing the dispatch, signing mountains of forms and making sure pesky sisters are locked up. last week, michael lost his four-year battle with a rare form of bone cancer, and though his short life was plagued with exhausting treatments, those who loved michael said nothing could dampen his spirit. >> michael was able to touch in his short ten years more than most of us ever will in a hundred. >> he loved the giants, yankees, and politics. he even got advice from his mayor on his stump speech for class president. tod the day was the best for michael ever. >> none of us know how to live in the moment, maybe we need to look at kids. because he was just living in the moment. >> reporter: to ensure michael would get to celebrate the holiday, neighbors and friends decorated his house weeks ago with lights and ornaments. and though today was most certainly sad, his classmates chose to remember their friend as happy because michael was always happy. >>

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our employees live and work in the city. and the hotels support the economy there that as well. michael serves on the hotel and foundation board that raises money for hospitalized pistol and a sclarpdz michael is the president and he's about that a leader. as michael mentioned the hospitality industry is a industry that looked at gaps around us the hotels have careful because of the guest xrerps and you can post on hotel.com any type of noise and they did. and michael and the hotel has done a good job and i encourage you to move this permit >> any public comment on this item?. all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners happy to take a motion >> i move to approve with police companies. >> second. >> great any further discussion? if not let's take it for a vote >> on the motions to approve with police conditions (calling names) moved. >> congratulations. we're going to move on to our next item that's really a closed item section 4, 5497 and an admin code we are going to do a employee evaluation so we're going to have everyone please we the appropriately report and rev

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and temperatures are kind of eerily warm really, 63. look at relative humidity 81%, winds south at 10. our average high is only 50. that's crazy. we'll widen out the radar. there's the snow in st. louis back into portions of oklahoma, but you see a narrow ribbon of ice. this is in the pink and magenta there. that's simply because the precipitation starts as snow. everything starts as snow. then it melts and refreezes either just before hitting the ground or when it hits the ground. that's the difference between sleet and freezing rain. that's what's heading our way. this is pretty serious stuff. they have ice storm warnings in effect through much of arc acquisition and southeastern missouri. it's get -- arkansas and southeastern missouri. it's getting colder in oklahoma, so it's now just snow. we've got rain the next few hours. late tonight that final walk with the dog showers are coming in. right now stretching from hagerstown back to morgannetown back into elkins -- morgantown back into elkins, nothing crazy

thrilled to have with us michael mckee, our chief economic correspondent as well.w up 38 points this fomc day. >> the >> the taper has begun. the fed is reducing its bond buying starting in january. reducing purchases from -- to $35 billion from the current $40 billion. we also have new forward guidance language as well. they will continue to reinvest principal payment. they are staying in their fame -- their payment in light of the cumulative progress it is modestly dilute -- reducing bond buying. forward,atement going incoming information of ongoing improvement in labor market conditions and inflation moving back towards as longer run objective

it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures are falling 38. high was 43.tive humidity pretty low at 57%. the winds are still out of the south. they will change and become northwest when the front goes through. satellite picture, radar combined. a system will pass to our north producing some snow in parts of ohio. i think some of these clouds will get in here tonight, but also usher in the arctic air. temperatures, some areas below freezing. 31 in white oak. hovering right near freezing. bethesda 33. 31 toward reston. 33 in springfield. and 33 out in bowie. 38 in waldorf. so temperatures are going to fall again. a little bit of refreezing tonight. be careful walking. i almost took a spill. you know where you can spill? let the water out. if it's in the shade, it's a sheet of rock. bus stop temperature, 18 to 28 and with winds tomorrow, dress the kids for the teens and 20s. even colder on thursday. and still seasonally cold on friday, although temperatures go up a little bit. so for tonight, becoming partly cloudy, breezy, very cold. northwest winds pick up

joining me to talk about the potential impact on wall street and his view on the markets on our economy, michaelident of the holland balanced fund. >> great to be year. lou: one of the funniest lines today. you watch the computer read all of the seine. he approves. i love that. it's like george washington saying he liked his picture on thdollar bill. does he like it? >> no. no. i think the intent that he wanted to my he should approve of thentent, but the actual mechanism they're using or mechanisms or lack of mechanisms , but before the late 1990's we had a system that had worked for 70 years and was simply that the banks could not use the customer's money that was insured by taxpayers to gamble. lou: a better idea. >> yes, he did. he got it through congress. instituted.n its wisdom, now to get out of the nest that 2008 brought us we are ending up with -- i think the solution is worse the problem because we're now having a situation where the regulators will be much more involved deciding who is doing what to whom and what is right and wrong. lou: what aut those people saying it was the investm