pittsburg is looking at 15. reagan national is at 24 degrees. lake effect snow on northern ohio into western pennsylvania. nothing to worry about for us in the immediate metro area in terms of snow. just off to the west of us, garrett and allegheny county has a winter weather advisory. a wind chill advisory for allegheny and the panhandle of west virginia until 9:00. it will remain cold for the next several days. here is the latest for the day tomorrow. a big difference compared to today. when gusts up to 45-50 miles an hour with improving conditions for the next couple of days. there a some changes on the way. cold and breezy tonight, tomorrow, scattered clouds. i afternoon, around 30 days for aunt -- 30 degrees for an afternoon high. winds out of the northwest at 10-15 by the late afternoon. we have mostly clear skies for tuesday, but by wednesday temperatures will warm up a little bit. there is a potential for a storm to develop late thursday night into friday. it looks like we have plenty of cold air so any moisture that falls would be in th

have a cold temperatures in the forecast for the next several days. 26 degrees in richmond, 15 in pittsburg. cleveland is looking at 21 degrees. minneapolis is at one degree below zero. it is just cold outside and will remain cold for the upcoming week, below average by about 10 degrees or so. across portions of ohio and garrett county of western maryland, they still have a winter weather advisory and a two-hour delay tomorrow morning. they could pick up another two-4 inches of snow. not very pleasant out there. you also have a wind chill advisory for allegheny county until tomorrow morning. across our immediate area, there is nothing to worry about. a cold start to monday morning and the first full week of 2010. a few flurries mainly to the north. here is the forecast, cold and freezing for tonight. 22 degrees downtown, with other west at 15-20 miles an hour. by afternoon, the high around 30 degrees. the average for this time of year is 43. here is the extended outlook. you might want to pay attention to this one. 35 degrees on wednesday, amid 30's on thursday, but friday at coastal storm

we have a snoop -- few snow showers from pittsburg down to kentucky and tennessee, mostly at the higher elevations. let's look at our sunshine. that is an encouraging sign for it yesterday was a nice day and overnight very pleasant part of the temperatures have been cold and it was 20 degrees at the airport. the inner harbor is now 21. the barometric pressure continues to rise. northwest winds are at 10 degrees and the 20 degrees feels more like 12 degrees. if you get caught in a breeze, you will feel the wind chill effect. it is not as severe as it has been. columbia is still in the teens. 21 degrees in parkville. no clouds around us, off to go west, winds coming off the great lakes and producing clouds. the coldest of the air is on the east side of that. it comes out of cattle brought the temperatures have been a very cold. the next weather disturbance to come our way is coming out of the dakotas and canada. it will run into the north side. the air is dry, not much moisture but this, so it does not look like it will produce any snow. the jet stream is taking a note -- nosedive all the

pittsburg's rebirth has been based on diversified employment in such fields as education and health careity's top 10 employers. the city's unemployment rate is well below the national average. in pittsburgh, they helped spur innovation and economic growth. here at wayne state university and the university of michigan have played similar roles. a recent poll shows that despite their acute awareness of the region's problems, 63% of respondents are optimistic about the future of the detroit area. that does not strike me as optimism. the people of detroit now -- no that with patience and determination, this can be a vibrant economic center once again. it takes some time, but it has been done before and it can be done again. we are trying to attract employers. i will bet on the people of detroit. let me now turn into freddie mac. let me turn to the broad priorities as identified by our regulator and conservator. the federal housing finance agency has described the three main duties of the government sponsored entities as follows. we are to provide ongoing support to the housing market. the me

christopher is the ceo of the pittsburg public school system. he's absolutely rolling in ideas.en i called him this summer, he just went on and on. let me tell you three that he offered. in the mid '90s, the school district, and water authority backaged their outstanding tax leans and sold them to a debt collector. lots of cities do this. the three jurisdictions got cash for their lean. but nothing happened to the property. so in 2006, the school district bought back it's leans for $2 million. he told me this was pennies on the dollar. the district recouped it's $2 million outlay in two years. which means that everything since then has gone into the district's bank account. just as importantly, the district has put property back on the tax role, even through treasurer sales or more aggressive collection. the gift that keeps giving. it moves the processes of claims to the finance office from the personnel office. at the same time, the district became more aggressive on safety. among other things he told me, i love this, the local's electrician unions sponsored a week-long course

pittsburg went from being world leader in film production to -- pittsburgh went from road leader in steel production to economic wasteland when that industry collapsed. pittsburg's rebirth has been based on diversified employment in such fields as education and health care. their largest manufacturing firm is no longer one of the city's top 10 employers. the city's unemployment rate is well below the national average. in pittsburgh, they helped spur innovation and economic growth. here at wayne state university and the university of michigan have played similar roles. . a recent poll shows that despite their acute awareness of the region's problems, 63% of respondents are optimistic about the future of the detroit area. that does not strike me as optimism. optimism. the now -- no that with patience and determination, this can be a vibrant economic center once again. it takes some time, but it has been done before and it can be done again. we are trying to attract employers. i will bet on the people of detroit. let me now turn into freddie mac. let me turn to the broad priorities as identi

pittsburg's rebirth has been based upon diversified employment in such fields as education, and healthfirst largest manufacturing firm, u.s. steel, is no longer even one of the city's top 10 employers. the city's unemployment rate is well below the national average. in pittsburgh, carnegie-mellon and the university of pittsburgh helped spur innovation and economic growth. hear, the university of michigan and wayne state university campus similar rules. likewise, the large public investments you have made in green jobs draw on the detroit area's exceptional infrastructure of field engineering, research and development, and manufacturing. a recent poll of detroit area residents showed that despite their acute awareness of the region's problems, 63% of respondents are optimistic about the future of the detroit area. that does not strike me as crazy cockeyed optimism, rather, i think the people of detroit know that with smart, hard work and patience, this can be a vibrant economic center again with a transformed and diversified employment base. it will take some time, but it has been done

the diocese of eastern pennsylvania, his grace of pittsburg and the diocese of western pennsylvania.iocese of new york and new jersey. and to address you today, his beatitude joan of, archbishop of washington d.c. and metropolitan of all america and canada. let's give him a warm welcome today. >> may the lord bless you. last year i taught you something. we should reach other with the greeting, glory to jesus christ, and we replied, glory forever. glory to jesus christ. glory to jesus christ. glory to jesus christ. it is such an important thing for us all to be here, to bear witness to our faith, to bear witness to our love for one another, to bear witness to our love for the unborn, and for all of those who are weak, who were indeed, whose lives are in critical danger. it is eye witness of that love, and only by witness of that love that we are able to overcome the loss and the movements that would undercut the lives of those who are in danger. the children in the womb, the sec, the suffering, the elderly. this is not simply a religious question. we are gathered here as people of fai