. ♪ >>> welcome back, robin. wellut some of music's biggest stars on the map while acting as a trusted confidant. now davis is sharing a long-time secret of his own. we return to his exclusive interview with "nightline" anchor cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: clive davis' book jacket is an index of the past 50 years of popular music. >> springsteen, the grateful dead, jackson. >> reporter: davis who worked with them all has no intention of retiring. and you are, may i say, about to turn 81 years old. >> i am currently 80, that's correct. >> reporter: and yet in this very young business, the music business, you are on the cover of the new "billboard." >> i am. we were talking about that yesterday. because i was doing some press with mi guchguel or alicia or p. if you share the passion of music, the age difference disappears. >> reporter: you are still excited? you are still excited? >> of course i am. i wouldn't do it if i weren't. >> reporter: his enthusiasm on full display at the annual pregrammy party this year. the t

robin wells is one of the executives in charge. >> oh, yeah.u create a product and want to take it to market there are several ways. the age-old way of bringing it to a trade show, showing as many people as you can and then finding someone to help you sell it, that's what goes on here ten times a year. >> when we came to the dallas market, we were overwhelmed by how much stuff was here. we were pretty clueless but one of the advice that we did get was try to find a manufacturing rep or a sales rep that can distribute your products and that has relationships with retailers. >> as they walked through the trade show, they found a manufacturer's rep listed on the fourth floor. without an appointment, and without any referrals, they took their chances and asked to speaks to the owner of dallas-based diverse marketingp. >> they just came up to my door and asked to speak with me and they said that they had a great idea on this little box they were carrying. what's it all about? christy told me, i can't tell you what's in the box. >> he said, i don't k

. >> reporter: eventually robin was well enough to return to gma for a rehearsal. >> like butter.butter. >> reporter: even took a road trip with me and sam. >> it's home. >> reporter: to her beloved new orleans for the super bowl. all of it preparation for today. and her first guests -- well those doctors and nurses who took such wonderful care of her for all of those months. >> when can i go back into the studio? and sit in the chair? >> set the date. and let's plan it together. >> reporter: but they did want her to take it easy. at least for the first week. >> we didn't exactly have in mind an interview with mrs. obama and the oscars for this weekend as an easy start. >> reporter: as they now know, as do we all, easy just isn't robin's style. >> let's eat! [ applause ] for "nightline," josh elliott, in new york. >> you can see how well she is doing, bright and early tomorrow. as

. >> all: welcome back, robin! >>> well> very nice. >> pretty awesome. eric from lego, thank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> look what ron made. >> just like building something, there's no wrong way. >> no wrong way, but this is actually a better way than yours, just saying. >> lot of fun, guys. guess what, just ten days until robin roberts returns. we cannot wait to see her. the countdown is on. best news we've heard in a long time. >> thanks for watching "gma." everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. ,." everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. " everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee.

>> all: welcome back, robin! >>> well i did build this. >> very good. >> very nice. >> pretty awesome. eric from lego, thank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> look what ron made. >> just like building something, there's no wrong way to build a lego. >> no wrong way, but this is actually a better way than yours, just saying. >> lot of fun, guys. guess what, just ten days until robin roberts returns. we cannot wait to see her. the countdown is on. best news we've heard in a long time. >> thanks for watching "gma," everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> the state of our union. >> the bottom line is this, people, we got a lot of work to do. >> president obama takes the stage. how will congress respond? >> washington has to deal with its spending problem. i've had enough of it. >> plus -- >> please remove that woman. >> -- drone war drama. a new civil war in the gop. ♪ california >> and when have you heard presidential

. >> all: welcome back, robin! >>> wellood. >> very nice. >> pretty awesome. eric from lego, thank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> look what ron made. >> just like building something, there's no wrong way. >> no wrong way, but this is actually a better way than yours, just saying. >> lot of fun, guys. guess what, just ten days until robin roberts returns. we cannot wait to see her. the countdown is on. best news we've heard in a long time. >> thanks for watching "gma." everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. ,." everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. " everybody, say bye to ginger. >> zee. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. is a look in your top stories. a 14-year-old boy is charged as an adult in the of his seven-month old sister. police hedly told her and covered her mouth nose until she stopped crying. found a woman murdered in capital highs last night. the woman had been attacked. to the hospital, pronounced dead. if you have any information, you contact police. a discolored water

if you're not well enough to go, you're not going. >> that's what i want to hear. >> robin thanks you, as well. >> i want to say this. the nurses, looking over at them, the technicians, the passion and compassion that you have for all of your patients, is admirable. people have given me a standing ovation. we need to give these people a standing ovation. thank you. even in the control room. thank you. >> and while we're all standing, a very special edition of "20/20" this friday night about robin's journey. at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on abc. >>> sam, you have to take it away now. >> the standing ovation is not for you, sam. >> since we have all of the medical professionals in the house, it hurts when i do this. can i -- gail, can you maybe a little later just take a look? >> absolutely. >> maybe we can -- >> let's get to the boards. we're going to start with some pictures of the big snow, cold shutdown that happened in the middle northwest. this, by the way, as it spreads into the plains, is a shot of cold air that lets everyone know, the next storm system that moves in, that'

we're looking forward to welcoming robin, as well. >> she'll be back on the "gma" anchor desk in a couplebe a big moment. everybody is going to tune into to see her, show her all that love. that's what's gotten her through the last couple months. >> we're so excited this moment has finally, finally arrived. >> more from abc next. >>> this morning on "world news now," dire warnings. with firefighters and police at his side, the president says we're just days away from billions of dollars in federal budget cuts. >> president obama says jobs will be lost if congress doesn't act. it's wednesday, february 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning, hump day. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez. we'll explain what's at stake with the next budget deadline. >>> also this morning, a rare look inside syria after a fatal attack in damascus. while the fighting rages on, syrians demand an end to the suffering. >>> sand then giving preschoolers a boost. who is calling now for new national standards and why they may make a big difference for some very young minds ac

we're looking forward to welcoming robin, as well. >> she'll be back on the "gma" anchor desk in a coupledy is going to tune in to see her, welcoming her back, showing her all that love. that's what's gotten her through these last few months. >> we're so excited this moment has finally arrived. >> more from abc next.

what is the latest, robin? >> wellouse of a family member. aim looking at the notes here and you can see, it is a rather large notebook and i have taken quite a few notes, and i will say, what is summing up this case, and what is denining this case? there was a statement made by the prosecution who said -- let me find it for me. we have a woman who in the early hours of the morning locked herself in the toilet. why? and will that question ever really be answered? and then the line from oscar pistorius. i didn't intend to kill my girlfriend. those two things have never really been measured up in the past few days. you know, it is a sensational trial when it does come to trial. we wonder if the questions will ever be answered and if the truth will ever really come out, but in terms of what happened today, at least the beginning of one process, so take a look at this. >> reporter: a media frenzy on a pretoria road, and cameras trying to see what is behind the window of the land rover. a glimpse of oscar pistorius sitting

well, robin, i wish you the best and please get off safely and get home as quickly as possible and happy birthday again. >> bye. >> sanjay, are you still with us? >> i'm still here, chris. >> that's good. robin is about to get off and she is looking around and saying that the elderly and those with kids would go first and nobody in particular distress and that has to be a good sign, right, because if there was anybody with serious situation, they would be up front, right? >> yes, i think so. at least as we saw a couple of times people in distress or some concern, they even got them off earlier, chris, as you know, they medevaced a couple of people off, one today and one monday. yes, it is going to be interest ing to watch the people come off, but as she said, and as is typical protocol, the elderly and people who are sick maybe need to get to some sort of medical facility, and even if nothing else to be stabilize and checked out. that is what we will see first. she also mentioned people with young children, and i am sure it is quite challenging for them, and you know, that is, again, typ

if you're not well enough to go, you're not going. >> reporter: robin's got a busy few days ahead ofer, with the oscars and an interview with the first lady. >> i have to say, physically, i feel -- i have good -- i have better platelets than sally ann right now. >> reporter: her sister, sally ann, her donor, quite literally with robin now, every step of the way. >> it was the easiest thing in the world to be a donor, and i'm just so amazed at your strength. >> reporter: and at long last, robin's remarkable journey had finally taken her home. i know everybody, nobody should touch her. nobody should touch her, but i get to. i got special. welcome back. >> thank you. >> reporter: thanks, partner. >> thank you. >> reporter: and when she left, diane, of course, we all swore that oath of friends and family that her fight would be our fight. and then we were all left to wait and to hope. and then she did what she's always done. she fought and she won and so did we all. >> and she was so back. what is she talking about, training wheels? come on. two-wheeler. >> reporter: come on. she's in th

robin. you will have to tune in to see. we are live in times square for abc7 news. >> we all know how well loved robin is and she has been a pillar of strength. what kind of love did the fans show? >> they started showing up very early this morning, holding signs, bringing balloons, and a little while ago robin came out to say hello to everyone and the crowd went wild. >> no surprise there. that is robin. thank you very much. we look forward, of course, to "good morning america" at 7:00 here on the west coast. secretary of state, john kerry, will bypass israel on the first trip to the middle east. officials have announced the first trip as america's top diplomat. he will focus on the conflicts in syria and afghanistan and mali and will not travel to israel or the palestinian territories until spring when he accompanies president obama to the area. >> more provocative moves from north korea a video shows president obama and american troops in flames and says that north conducted their recent nuclear test because of u.s. hostility. the video was posted on an account affiliated with the north korean government agency showing

well. >> five months ago robin in her hospital bed describing how she planned to face the

well, robin, i wish you the best and please get off safely and get home as quickly as possible and happy birthday again. >> bye. >> sanjay, are you still with us? >> i'm still here, chris. >> that's good. robin is about to get off and she is looking around and saying that the elderly and those with kids would go first and nobody in particular distress and that has to be a good sign, right, because if there was anybody with serious situation, they would be up front, right? >> yes, i think so. at least as we saw a couple of times people in distress or some concern, they even got them off earlier, chris, as you know, they medevaced a couple of people off, one today and one monday. yes, it is going to be interest ing to watch the people come off, but as she said, and as is typical protocol, the elderly and people who are sick maybe need to get to some sort of medical facility, and even if nothing else to be stabilize and checked out. that is what we will see first. she also mentioned people with young children, and i am sure it is quite challenging for them, and you know, that is, again, typ

good morning. >> reporter: well, robin, what's happening here is the white house suddenly finds myself in a war of words with the most famous investigative reporter in america. legendary "washington post" reporter, bob woodward, is accusing the white house of threatening him. >> and it makes me very uncomfortable to have the white house telling reporters, you're going to regret doing something that you believe in. >> reporter: woodward isn't just any reporter. he's the one portrayed along with carl bernstein, in the movie "all the president's men" as taking down richard nixon. now, he's accusing the obama white house of being dishonest about the president's responsibility for those automatic spending cuts set to go into effect tomorrow. first, woodward reported that the cuts were the president's idea. then, he said the white house was trying to change the agreement by asking for tax increases, something the white house says is just flat wrong. >> that's nonsensical. >> reporter: woodward said a top white house official responded by yelling at him for 30 minutes. and then following up w

robin roberts my best. i'm so glad she's feeling well and coming back. george stephanapolous. we'll be right back.

. >> speak to it is available on several platforms, robin is for the android. >> but do well with some home. >> absolutely. looking for directions to home. >> show me pictures of the eiffel tower. >> but both struggle with other questions. >> how much is three plus six? >> let's google for how much is three plus six. >> set up a feet meeting with amber at 6:00. >> i don't think i'm qualified to answer that yet. >> siri, on the other hand has no problem with similar requests. >> i'll scheduled your event for 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. >> kit add, bottom line, siri remains voice recognition standout. >> it's hard wired to your iphone and has access to your personal information. that is an edge no other app can compete with yet. >> where is the nearest coffee shop autos i found 14 coffee shops, five of them are fairly close to you. >> if you zront an iphone with siri, consumer reports says down loading gives some voice recognition capability. now, speak to it seems to be one of the best work on both iphone and an droid. >> numb next some local students have quite the demo reel to show off. >> hi

. >>> well, familiar face is now making the cover of "people" magazine this week. gma's robin roberts is on the cover. inside she's going to discuss her survival story and the battle of cancer. the issue is going to be available on newsstands beginning friday and robin will return to "good morning america" in less than a week. she returns to the desk next wednesday. >>> well, smelly. crippled carnival cruise line ship just a bad situation all around. >> a horrible especially when you consider this was supposed to be a vacation. what time passengers and crew will end their hellish journey and ma they are being -- what they are being offered for their troubles at sea. >> a chance to hang out with our commander-in-chief today. where you can see him answer questions about the state of the union address. >> good morning, topping america's money, clear skies for an airline merger. we're expecting an announcement today that american airlines and u.s. airways will merge creating the nation's largest airline. the merger could mean higher fares though for some routes. >>> a survey finds

as you know, as well as anyone, diane, it was -- robin was going to be back, it was going to take heronths, and it was going to ask everything of her, all that she had to give, but today, after so public and painful a road and with a touch of nerves, she made it all the way back. >> five minutes to air. >> there you go, baby. yeah! >> five. four. three. >> hi, it's robin. and i have been waiting 174 days to say this -- good morning, america! >> reporter: what no one could see in front of the camera, what we saw behind the scenes, of a morning we'd all longed for. >> faith, family and friends have brought me to this moment, and i am so full of gratitude. >> reporter: a day of celebration after an arduous trek that began last june, when she first told us. >> it is a rare blood disorder that affects the bone marrow. >> reporter: to a few months later when we saw her in treatment, receiving her sister's precious bone marrow. >> this journey is as much about the mind as it is about the body. >> reporter: we prayed with her. we sang. we watched in awe as she fought. >> i know my former team

the beginning of it, robin's big emotional homecoming. the big super bowl party as well.evening for america's super bowl of song. jennifer hudson and elementary school students from newtown, there they are, singing america the beautiful. and 'leash ya keys. and brand new details on beyonce's performance. and, lara and i loved beyonce's outfit. look how beautiful she looks. >> i kind of love beyonce, too. >> there wasn't much of it. it better have been beautiful. there was not a whole lot there. >> but it fit her so well. >> it sure did. we have details of how many fittings that took. we'll fill you in on that. >>> he's been dubbed the sexiest man alive. now he's taking over the big easy. it's our big interview. actually josh's. i'm so jealous. josh talked to channing tatum. and he'll have that coming up. >> well, that's a big event. but so is this -- we're counting down to oscar sunday. look who stopped by the studio. oscar. let me get at the stuff out of the way. you're looking good, oscar. it feels so nice. >> sam, you need one of those. >> do you know who gets to sit i

the beginning of it, robin's big emotional homecoming. the big super bowl party as well. bowl of song. generaler in hudson and the choir from sandy hook singing america the beautiful. and, lara and i loved beyonce's outfit. look how beautiful she looks. >> i kind of love beyonce, too. >> there wasn't much of it. it better have been beautiful. there was not a whole lot there. >> but it fit her so well. >> it sure did. we have details of how many fittings that took. >>> he's been dubbed the sexiest man alive. now he's take over the big easy. it's our big interview. actually josh's. i'm so jealous. josh talked to channing tatum. >>> we're counting down oscar sunday. look who stopped by the studio. oscar. let me get at the stuff out of the way. you're looking good, oscar. it feels so nice. >> sam, you need one of those. >> who gets to sit in the bleachers at the red carpet at the oscars? no one. it's so difficult to get the tickets. we're giving some audience member chance to get to cleecher seats. oscar, oscar, oscar. >> the big red carpet? >> there are some tickets availabl

. >>> we are so happy to see robin coming back to "good morning america" today and you can go to our fan page and leave your well wishes right there. i just checked it out. it's right there on top, welcome back, robin, back to "good morning america," everyone is so happy to see her back. gh so great to see her back and see her smiling. >> and so strong. >> she is, and just an inspiration. i think it's very brave to put yourself out there, especially when you're fighting something very scary. >>> weather wise today, what's going on? >> we are very windy out there. i know i sound like a broken record, but not just for today, tomorrow as well. so blustery conditions making it feel a lot colder. so hopefully you have that big bear jacket you wore in here to work. this is what's going on in terms of temperatures. we'll start you out at 29 degrees right now in catensville, 30 in stephensville. huntingtown coming in at 31 degrees, 27 in norrisville. iamsville at 27 and 32 in goldsboro. federalsburg coming in at 32 as well. we do have the winds now sustained and northville coming in at 14, 18 in catensville, just now ch

robins was serving a 60-year murder sentence in an indiana prison when he was transferred to chicago to face a drug charge. welld, and robins was supposed to return to indiana to serve the rest of his murder sentence. but instead he was simply just let go. >> i think you had a grand jury that was likely confused. and perhaps could have had some of that confusion cleared up if john and patsy ramsey had been allowed to testify before the grand jury. they offered repeatedly to do so. but they were never allowed the opportunity. >> obviously speaking about the jonbenet case. you heard it right that jonbenet ramsey murder case is back in the news. police still don't know who killed the child beauty queen. but we do know this. that the grand jury wanted to indict jonbenet's parents back in 1999. so why weren't they ever indicted? so let's talk law and justice now with holly hughes, here, a criminal defense attorney. isn't it standard practice to go ahead and indict if the grand jury returns with what's called a true bill? >> yes. in 99% of the cases. but bear in mind that the difference in proof, okay, there's differ

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. >> well, we'll soon find out. robinry much, from south africa. >>> other news, you may have heard about the massive hacking operation, targeting companies like coca-cola, security companies like rsa and even oil companies and power grids. the hack was traced back to a military complex in china. we sent cnn's david mckenzie to shanghai. and he was chased, watch this. >> reporter: driving in the morning part of shanghai, this is the hub of the low-tech industry. but also allegedly a hub of high-tech corporate and government spying. the allegations come from a group from the u.s., saying there are tens if not hundreds of thousands of chinese hackers working together with the chinese government to hack into mostly u.s. companies and steal data and corporate secrets. m mandian said that after years of hacking, they said the hacker would go into an institution through back door means and spend potentially years there stealing secrets. some of these industries were national security industries such as i.t. and high tech indust

robin? >> reporter: hi, there. well, it was indeed a rivetting, compelling day in court.t of information coming out from both the prosecution and the state about what they think happened early on valentine's day. what's crucial in terms of an overall view of what happened today, you know, we got the sense and i think many people did in the courtroom got the sense, that oscar pistorius's managed to weaken or discredit much of the state's case against hill. according to the defense, there's been a lot of sloppy police work. the police investigator said he didn't wear protective shoe covers went he -- when he went into the house and so he contaminated the crime scene. they also said they found two boxes of testosterone and syringings in his house, alleging that he was doping. however, oscar's team said have you tasted the substance? how do you know that it's tess te te ron. they said they only read the label. it's a herbal natural medicine. so it's those things that cut down a lot of the motive that the state has put forward as to this murder. it's all gonna continue tomorro

robin roberts is here as well. josh elliott. tim mcgraw. emeril lagasse is here. so much going on. berts and enelse there. we have so much coming up on the "gma" morning menu. >>> new clues to the top secret super bowl halftime show. >>> plus, life for anna nicole smith's 6-year-old daughter. that beautiful little girl, and her father, larry, speaking out about her life. >>> and tim mcgraw is with us live from the house of blues in new orleans. coming up on "good morning america," live in times square and new orleans. ♪ let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new cadillac xts... another big night on the town, eh? ...and the return of life lived large. ♪ something this delicious could only come from nature. now from the maker of splenda sweeteners, discover nectresse. the only 100% natural, no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. the rich, sweet taste of sugar. nothing artificial. ♪ it's all that sweet ever needs to be. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. body washes with paper that reacts like skin. if others can strip this paper, imagine how harsh they

well. >> i hope robin is sleeping in this morning. she'll be back real soon. morning. great to have elizabeth vargas in and rachel smith. >>> pope benedict announced this morning he'll resign. in a surprise announcement at the vatican. the 85-year-old pope is stepping down saying it's because of advanced age and diminished strength. we could have a brand-new pope by easter. probably before that. this wednesday, ash wednesday. this is big news for the world's more than 1 billion catholics. >> lots more on that. >>> also, melissa mccarthy. >> i love her. >> she stole "this is 40." she took heat from a critic last week for her weight. she's having a last laugh this morning. >> she had a big weekend. >> oh is thatme. >> elizabeth. >> kate upton -- kate upton's big moment also. how the supermodel, actually, i was looking at her. how she captured the cover of "sports illustrated" for the second time. holy moly. >> i wouldn't have been able to read that either. >> several probably pausing moments going on on the set right now. >>> how about, a friend of the show, our

"speak to it" is veil on several platforms including iphone and "robin" is for the droid platform. >> both do well requests. >> navigate home. >> absolutely. looking for directions to home. >> show me pictures of the eiffel tower. >> new picture for you. >> both struggle with other questions. >> how were is three plus six. >> let's ask google. >> set up a meeting at 6:00. >> could think i'm qualified to answer that yet. >> apple, on the other hand, has no problems with similar requests. >> i scheduled the event for 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. >> it can add. it remains the voice recognition standout. >> apple is hard wired and had more access to personal information and that is an edge the other apps can not compete with yet. >> tyler grows. >> where is the nearest coffeeship? >> i found 14 coffee shops, five are fairly close to you. >> if you don't have an iphone with apple, downloading a free app gives you some voice recognition capability. "speak to it" is the best so far. it works on iphone and droid. >> bay area cities are invited to bid for the summer olympic games. ahead at 6:30 the mayor who is say

well. >> i hope robin is sleeping in this morning. she'll be back real soon. nine days.reat to have elizabeth vargas in and rachel smith. >> great to be here. >>> we'll have much more on the breaking news this morning that's shocked the world. pope benedict announced this morning he'll resign. in a surprise announcement at the vatican. the 85-year-old pope is stepping down, saying it's because of advanced age and diminished strength. that means that we could have a brand-new pope by easter. probably well before that. this wednesday, ash wednesday. kick off this lenten season. this is big news for the world's more than 1 billion catholics. so we'll have more on that. >> lots more on that. >>> also, melissa mccarthy. powerhouse comic. you know her from "bridesmaids," perhaps her new movie, "identity thief." she stole "this is 40." she took heat from a critic last week for her weight. she's having the last laugh this morning. >> she had a big weekend. >> oh, is that me. >> elizabeth. >> kate upton. >> it's monday. >> kate upton's big moment also. how the supermodel, actuall

. >>> well, a super bowl-themed "pulse" this morning. we start with our good friend robin roberts.t night, she tweeted happy to be back home. >> that's right. a mississippi native, robin is back on the gulf coast. she arrived in new orleans yesterday with josh elliott and sam champion for the first time since her bone marrow transplant a few months back. among those who dwreeted her, members of a bone marrow donor program and students from her alma mater. you can see more on "good morning america." i love new orleans. super bowl, carnival time. the fleur-de-lis, the hat. >>> oh, say, can she sing? hoping to quiet her critics once and for all, beyonce belted out the national anthem during a super bowl news conference. ♪ can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> beyonce, though, admitted she did lip-synch her performance during the inauguration, saying she didn't have time to rehearse and didn't want to take any chances with such an important moment. beyonce -- >> due to the weather, due to the delay, due to no proper soundcheck, i did not feel comfortable taking a risk. i decided t

. >> robin, i love you, god bless you. >> hey, welcome back. >>> well, guys, i don't want to make a bigthank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> look what ron made. >> just like building something, there's no wrong way. >> but this is actually a better way than yours, just saying. >> lot of fun, guys. guess what, just ten days until robin roberts returns. we cannot wait to see her. the countdown is on. best news we've heard in a long time. >> thanks for watching "gma." say bye to ginger. >> zee. >> good morning, everyone. thanks nor joining us on this sunday, february 10th. i'm carolyn tyler. let's get things started with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. starting out with clear and frosty conditions especially in the north bay evaluation. we're are below freezing in some spots. 32 in santa rosa. our roof camera, 42. we are looking for numbers to be warmer today. the offshore flow will get the temperatures going. and once again, at our coast we will see some mid-50s, cool conditions there. overnight