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in rollins, this court tells that claims are about holding airlines to the terms of their agreement are not preempted and that's what the covenant of good faith -- >> the terms in the agreement, it's another thing to say, it's an underlying premise, good faith and fair dealing will control. are you taking issue with the good faith and fair dealing standard being amorphous, being susceptible to different interpretations, different judges, by different juries? >> i think there is a fair amount of uniformity across the states in how they actually apply the covenant of good faith and in terms of applying it as an interpretation of the contract and then especially in cases where one party is claiming that all of their performance under the contract is in their sole discretion and that they're free not to perform under the contract at all, you know, essentially the contract would be illusory in applying the covenant specifically under those circumstances to ensure there is meaningful performance that's required under the contract. >> is an employment at-will contract illusory? >> i don't beli

and viewed in that way it's just contractual divide that in light of rollins ought to be permitted. my thought on that. even the respondents admit that in some states the implied is much more than simply a rule of instruction for the explicit terms of the and i suppose if this court wants to say that the only way the implied covenant is not is when it's just a rule of construction for the explicit terms of the contract, live withwe could that rule and i think we would win in this case. the reason i would suggest that courttter rule for this to adopt is that the implied preemptedhould be even in that circumstance is because in that circumstance it doesn't add anything. really is a rule of construction for the express terms of the contract, you could get in the same place with a citation to cordozo and lady beth gordon. >> can you tell me where you they concede that some states -- their position would lead to a different result in some states? not -- it's in the red brief and i think it's quite clear. they say -- i'll try to find the point where i find this but i don't think they do t

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campaign strategist, former reagan political director, ed rollins.nning columnist, "new york post" and fox news contributor, michael good win. from washington, d.c., associate editor of "the hill", a.b. stoddard. great to have you all here. ab, start with you. ezekiel manual made it simple. if you want to keep your doctor, pay for it. that is what the president meant to say. >> we learned a few weeks back when president obama said if you like your doctor you ould keep them was not telling the truth. what dr. emanuel made clear if you will go into this program, you're going to get the doctor that they choose and youill get the service that is are meet the standards for the affordable care act and you're going to like it. the problem is, if it isn't affordable an the name is the affordable care act, if it turns out that people, even those who didn't have a doctor or policy ey liked find that this plan is unaffordable with all the out-of-pocket costs that will be a real problem. there are five million or more people who lost their policies worried that

ed rollins, michael good win, a.b. stoddard, here next.ting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every d. what's in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larr lou: joinin us now "he a-team." campaign strategist, former reagan political director, ed rollins. pulitzer prize-winning columnist, "new york post" and fox news contributor, michael good win. from washington, d.c., associate editor of "the hill", a.b. stoddard. great to have you all here. ab, start with you. ezekiel manual made it simple. if you want to keep your doctor, pay for it. that is what the president meant to say. >> we learned a few weeks back when president obama said if you like your doctor you ould keep them was not tell

puli lou: joining us now is ed rollins and columnists fox news contributor michael goodwin.m washington dc, the associate editor of the hill. let's start with you, a.b. stoddard. ezekiel emanuel. if you want to keep your doctor, pay for it. that's what he really meant to say apparently? >> and if you keep your doctor, you will like it. the problem is the affordable care act, if it turns out that people -- even those who didn't have a doctor or policy, but that is going to be a really big problem. we already know that there are 5 million or more people in a way they can keep their doctor. but it is the people that are going into the system for the first time and maybe haven't been insured. they are also finding that the prices are not affordable. lou: as you put it, it's part of the basic message i think you're exactly right. this is such an elitist home and absolutely coercive and i can't believe there is a greater focus on it, probably in the national media. >> i think the national media, it in all fairness, they have followed this ever since the government reopened on octo

bueno, esta semana estrena la anticipada "labor day", pelÍcula de drama y romance protagonizada por rollin la historia de un niÑo que se esfuerza por ser el hombre de la casa y cuidar de su solitaria madre que sufre de agorafobia, un dÍa, un hombre los convencen para que nos lleven a su casa y resulta que es un convicto fugitivo, lo que suceda ese dÍa los marcarÁ el resto de sus vidas. el plan peligra cuando horas despuÉs de que hagan una promesa cada uno conoce a alguien especial, entonces, comenzarÁn a hacer de todo para mantener el secreto. andy garcÍa y vera farmiga son los padres de familia que se enamoran de sus respectivos hijos de 18 aÑos, un dos, recorrerÁn el campus durante un dÍa entero, y su vidas cambiarÁn. >> cÓmo uno huye de la rutina? >> crÍar un hijo o una hija es una rutina, es como una religiÓn. >> disfruto sin planear, veo las escenas, y toco, y creo las cosas. >> saluda ilia calderon el mexicano ruben oseguera, hijo del lider del cartel jalisco nueva generacion fue capturado en las afueras de guadalajara. decretan emergencia nacional en bolivia para atender a 21 mil fa

. - i'm rollin' so hard right now. i'm [bleep] peaking. - nice. [dog snorting] [party horn honks] comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. we have a good one tonight. pbs anchor hari sreenivasen is join us. i want to thank the audience for coming out on what say truly a god forsaken evening with this global warming hoax proving weather. every nation has leaders that fail to live up to the integrity of their office. whether it's greed, incompetence or an insatiable need to smoke crack. to be fair this is before mayor rob ford sought help. this is from two nights ago in toronto. >> [speaking incoherently] >> jon: it's interesting canada has two official languages and i believe that was neither of them. [laughter] of course back here in the states it's the governors currently sucking the glass palm beach metaphorically. >> new accusations against chris christie. former virginia go

in rollins, this court recognized that congress enacted the a.d.a. to leave the decisions of prices, routes and services to the business judgment of air carriers subject to market forces and limited oversight by the department of transportation. in light of that statutory purpose, rollins held that claims based on the state common law of contract are not preempted by the a.d.a. to the extent they seek to enforce the voluntary undertakings of the party. >> what if you had decision by the minnesota supreme court on common law contract principles and it said when the parties use the word "sole" in a contract, we interpret that to mean subject to reasonableness constraint. parties here use the word "sole," would the application of that principle violate, would that be preempted or not? >> in that context i think not. it depends on what the court meant by the term reasonable. if the term reasonable incorporates external standards such as -- >> reasonable means, i mean, you know, the airline says sole means sole. we don't have to explain why we did it and

i was actually since mayor rollins brought up his cowboys, vikings fans, i have no where to go on this at all other than my closest analogy, adrian peterson and someone who can hand the ball and put it down the field, it is an example how as the community even though we can't just focus on that one factor, it is as a team we are able to build. one of the things we overlook some times because it is harder to measure, i appreciate the desire to measure anything, the social and emotional skills that are absolutely critical to a child's success, their ability to overcome the obstacles light hand them, the ability to navigate the turtles once they get into post secondary institution to be able to succeed and have the motivation to do that so i wonder when we get to playbook how do we measure the things that are harder to measure? is easy to ignore them and say test scores went up here or there but how do you measure the emotional bonds with their parents at an early age for those things? >> captured the anecdotal information, that is very important. >> it is less anecdotal but not as easily

sandra rollins who just got her flu shot at this houston area walgreens has been sick before and said she never wants to go through that again. >> it was the miserable. several months with flu and then pneumonia. it puts you out for several months. >> reporter: doctors say it's not too late to get the vaccine and everyone over the age of 6 months should be inoculated, especially the elderly, pregnant women, those with weakened immune systems, and caregivers. quinton moore's son didn't escape the outbreak. he got sick new year's eve. he's been in texas children's hospital ever since. >> it's tough. especially for a first-time parent like me to see your child this way and know that i can go through it and fight. you can't fight for him. >> reporter: how do you know it's the flu and not some other bug? influenza symptoms include fever, chills, cough, runny nose, body aches and fatigue. it's important to know the symptoms because there's another virus right now that causes vomiting and diarrhea. but that's not influenza. brian? >> dr. nancy snyderman, thanks as always. >>> now let's turn

well my eye rollins has less ordinary citizens concerned about their safety the battle. it's difficult to travel around sydney. sometimes i'm frightened by the insurgents i need to be careful i'm sending you rahman on a subway station in one of the bees a series of being caught is business as usual but the thirteen storey said the center above the station the tv news may be repaid in the show receipts of explosive than the protest but it appears that many people are still being no more lies. despite the semblance of normalcy the ongoing confusion is having an impact on thailand's economy. one area that is being paid to discourse in which accounts for about ten percent of the country's gross domestic product. encaustic international a sweater for airport has seen a drop in the number of travelers while hotels report an increase in cancellations since last month. since november the value of the thai currency the baht has dropped by about five percent and the prices of thai shares have declined by about nine percent in the meantime there is no sign that he did the thai gove

sandra rollins who got her flu shot at this walgreens has been sick before and says she never wants to go through that again. >> it was miserable. several months with flu and then pneumonia and it's just -- it puts you out for several months. >> reporter: doctors say it's not too late to get the vaccine and everyone over the age of six months should. especially the elderly, pregnancies nanlt women, those with weakened immune systems and caregivers. his five month old son didn't escape the flu outbreak. he got sick new year's eve and he has been in texas children's hospital ever since. >> it's tough. especially for a first time parent like me to see a child this way and to know that i can go through it and fight but you can't fight for them. >> so how do you know it's the flu and not another bug? symptoms including fever, chills, cough, runny nose, body aches and fatigue. >> and that was dr. nancy snyderman reporting. the flu virus is most easily spread by talking, sneezing, or talking. the virginia health department says there's a few things you can do to decrease your chances of getti

jon: joe trippi, ed rollins. thank you for our insights.r state of the union coverage kicks off at 8:55 p.m. tonight with bret baier with guests rand paul and congressman paul ryan along with the all-star panel. watch it here fon fox. jenna: we'll look forward to that. >>> a woman jumps on to a moving freight train and she slips with the freight train running over her and you won't believe what happens next. >>> avalanche covers up a entire town. nearly 4,000 people stranded. how long before crews can reach them? we're live with that story next. >> wow. wow, that is my initial, is wow. it is crazy. and that avalanche chute, it comes down every year but not like that. it says here that a won's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disse. keep hrt-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shreddedheat. doctorrecommend it. ♪ jenna: we'll get to some other news in just a moment but "happening now" has news of its own. she made her debut in dramatic fashion. high noon on saturday, weighing in at just over s

but ted rollins is in chicago with more. >> the streets were empty throughout the day.ho were out were doing everything possible to stay warm. >> right now i have on leggings you should my jeans, wool socks, three shirts, a jacket, a had, a hood and gloves. >> for those who have to work in it? >> i keep moving around and thermo in the gloves. >> touches are not just uncomfortable but dangerous. 13 deaths have been blamed on the weather. >> in weather like this it's not going to take long. 15 minutes or even less. >> the homeless across the region are a huge concern. in indianapolis and chicago, homeless advocates are working with city government to make sure everyone is accounted for. >> outreach teams that are out there already every day trying to get men and women out of the cold, get them into shelter. >> in parts of minnesota temperatures dropped to 40 below, closing schools statewide for the first time since 1997. >> in five minutes kids can get frostbite. >> in chicago it's a one-two punch it comes in the wake of a storm that dropped more than a foot of snow. pain

. >> check out damage krtv mike rollins talking about. trucks blown all over interstate 15.while welcome relief in parts of the midwest with temperatures higher than normal. in st. louis, all they needed was sweat shirts for a trip to the zoo. >> last week i had to wear bib overalls, hats, gloves, coat, scarf, quite a bit of a stuff, a big difference. >> jennifer gray, cnn, atlanta. >>> then in texas, an anonymous bidder paid $350,000 for a permit to kill an endangered black rhino. the controversial auction has been criticized by wildlife advocates. despite protests, the dallas safari club went ahead with it anyway. they say the money will be donated to save the threatened species. on the phone joining us from dallas, there were protests outside the auction venue, went there? >> there were, about 40 people turned out at the dallas convention center to protest the auction for a hunting permit of a black rhino on the southern african continent. this is the first time they have allowed a hunting permit to be auctioned off outside of its own country. according to dallas, last ti

ted rollins is live in chicago. have you seen the documents yet? >> reporter: we haven't.ay. but talking to people who are aware of what's in the documents, it's going to be detailed. all the detailed reports of 30 separate cases. of 30 separate priests accused of misconduct. they want transparency. they want to know exactly how this happened. how did this priest get moved to here or how did this case go unrepo unreported. and that's what they're going to get. who leads the archdiocese, has since 1997, released this letter basically warning catholics in chicago this is coming and preparing them for this open wound to be reopened once again. and he talked about one specific case that they were criticized for over the years. that was of daniel mccormick. in 2005 was found guilty of abusing many boys on the west side of chicago. mccormick said at the time he fooled everybody. did mccormick including the church. he said a mistake is not a coverup. meanwhile this weekend, after this letter was released, folks from snap, the survivors network, criticized the cardinal saying he i

ted rollins is in chicago. and chad meyers is in the cnn severe weather center with the forecast. stephanie, you look so happy out there. >> reporter: you're so right, jake. it's bad when people who live in minneapolis are sending you tweets saying, good luck out there, i'm not going outside. that's how cold it is outside. even people used to the cold do not want to come outside. when you take a first breath, you can feel it it freeze through your nose. because it's so drastically and dangerously cold here, city officials are making sure that they are out patrolling looking for anyone who may need assistance, checking on elderly and animals as well. if they see someone, taking them to the hospital and to a shelter. that's what their priority is now. crime goes down tremendously in these situations. they do see an uptick in domestic issues because people are staying inside, but they are focusing on that. it's so cold here they closed down the schools. something that does not happen. the last time schools were closed was in 19 7. they are closing them down bauds they don't want chil

ted rollins is there and ted, you've been standing outside all morning. i've been talking to you since this morning but the temperatures have gone way, way down since then. >> reporter: yes, it's dropped about 15 degrees in the last few hours. we're in the single digits by tomorrow morning, john, when we talk again it will be about nine below zero without the windchill here in illinois outside chicago. throughout the midwest temperatures below zero. the farther north you go, the worse it gets. the snow is bad. we had it for a few days, but this is worse. >> it doesn't look fun at all, but it pretty much snowed for three straight days. what kind of problems did that cause? >> reporter: well, as you imagine, the roads, it was difficult to keep clear because as it came down, they cleared it and it came down. the good thing was it was a holiday week, so there weren't many commuters going in and out of chicago. the biggest problem you talked about, o'hare. 2,000 flights nationwide cancelled today, most of them out of o'hare. a tough couple days. >> that might

no rock, but a whole lotta high rollin'. >> i didn't observe any shows or any rock & roll.s buddies from la, they all flew into new york. one of their friends, they got him to streak through several blocks in soho. >> reporter: ah, but then the 5'6" frontman, now calling himself robb talllll, because why not? landed in an l.a. recording studio, doing a lights over paris album with professional musicians. even a string section in support. one small problem -- he didn't have a label. and he'd never made a record before. a lot of people didn't really know what the deal was with rob. people just thought he was a really wealthy guy who wanted to be the next blink 182. >> reporter: but with his blink-and-you-missed-it rock resume, robb dug deep for top-shelf help. a choreographer, phat rhymes from the rap star "game" -- and a six-figure music video. cast from a pool of women to star as the femme fatale in lights over paris' "turn off the lights" stunning olivia hardt, scream queen of syfy's sharknado-esque tv-movie arachnoquake, spotted a lag in robb's swag. >> i got in the trans

ted rollins is in naperville, illinois and rene marsh in washington, d.c., you guys are brave.in chicago. i know it is rough going there. but they will have pride. i mean, they deal with the cold, severe cold winter after winter. did they expect this? >> well, yeah. definitely expect it coming. you hope it doesn't. a couple winters ago, we had a great winter. there was hardly any days like this. it happens. we were down to 10 below here in the naperville area just west of the city of chicago this morning. it's starting to warm up now. it's going to warm up through tonight into tomorrow. then we are going to get hit with a doozy. it's going to be arctic blast time we're talking about temperatures with minus 6 being the high during the day, going down to minus 20 in some areas in the chicago area. and that's not just in the illinois. it's the midwest in minneapolis, they're talking minus 30 without the windchill. in fact, the governor of minnesota has canceled school on monday for the entire state. we're talking about dangerously cold weather coming starting sunday night into mor

i want to go live to ted rollins who is racing to the scene as we speak. what more can you tell me? >> reporter: actually, basically the pictures tell it all. this is a three-story apartment building. officials said they got the call of an explosion at around 7:20 local time. 13 people have been taken to the emergency medical center. several of those people, according to a spokesman, are in critical conditions. and as you mentioned, some of those people are from people leaving either the second or third floor. but they don't know if they were pushed out from the blast or they jumped. it's still an active scene. as you mentioned, cold temperatures are creating issues for firefighters. they're not sure if there are more people in the apartment complex. they're trying to get ahold of the fire to get in there to see. and to see what they're dealing with in terms of potential victims still inside. as you said earlier, an active scene going on in minneapolis right now. >> that's distressing to hear. it's new year's day. a lot of people may be staying home. let's be very clear here. so far

he hated the fact that his disciple, his successor, kevin rollins, a beautiful wonderful former consultant, was making a religion out of dell. he said this is a business. sometimes it takes the high priest like howard schultz at starbucks or steve jobs of apple to come back and challenge the religion created around them and say it's time to move and grow and move on. which is what he's doing. >> part of the beauty of lists like this is they spur debate. i remember in our internal conversations, jeff, while i don't want you to spill the off the record kind of things, there were several candidates who were ultimately on the list whom you argued maybe shouldn't be or that we should consider in a different light. let me ask you your quick thoughts, quick thoughts on john brown, lord brown of bp, mickey arasin of carnival and ed whitaker of southwestern bell, at & t and ultimately, gm. >> those three get a lot of credit they don't deserve and don't have all the accountability they should have taken on. take a look at mickey, you had six ships in distress, most dramatically the "triumph" last ye

and ed rollins who had managed one of president reagan's campaigns had top staff job at the national republican congressional committee. and he wrote a memo that went out to all the republican house members saying, um, you know, effectively, you know, we all love president bush and he's a great guy and all like that, but your most important job right now is to get reelected and do whatever you need to do to get reelected, and feel prix to put distance -- free to put distance between yourself and the president. not surprisingly, the white house went crazy. and i'm trying to remember whether ed had to resign or not. do you remember if he did or not? i remember they were calling for his resignation. i don't remember whether he actually did or not. but anyway, you know, so that's what -- it's creating distance but not trashing is generally the best thing. yeah, go ahead. >> [inaudible] about how democrats can distance themselves from obama, but for some of the races sup as all the vulnerable -- such as all the vulnerable democratic seats do you expect them to try and also distance themse

democratic mayor of baltimore, stephanie rollins-blake, secretary of the democratic national committee, as well. and kim strassle from "the wall street journal." so here's the latest on what we know. this sunday morning about the bridge scandal. there's been no smoking gun found yet. no e-mails or correspondence that link governor christie directly to the scandal. the documents show knowledge of the closures by closest aides. the motive is a bit unclear. investigations continue at the federal and the state levels. let me bring you everybody. chuck todd, the questions still on sunday morning, how much did chris christie know? >> why didn't he know more? right? there isn't a good answer for him either way because the defense right now is i'm a hands off manager. i did a lot of delegation. well, then that raises the question of culture and then actually becomes the bigger impact on him as a potential presidential leader. you're testing him as a presidential candidate. so far, you read the e-mails. there clearly is not a direct connection to the governor. near term, this is a survivorible

. >> check out some of the damage krtv mike rollins of talking about.ate 15. meanwhile some welcome relief for parts of the midwest with temperatures higher than normal. in st. louis all they needed were sweat shirts for a visit to the zoo. >> last week i had to wear bib overalls, hat, gloves, face shield, scarf, all sorts of stuff to keep bundled up. quite a difference. >> a much better picture across the nation. look at this. mainly quiet. that storm system long gone. we're looking at a couple of showers, lake-effect snow across portions of upstate new york and out in the west, very, very stormy for the pacific northwest with higher elevations getting a great deal of snowfall. look at these temperatures, though. we're actually 11 degrees above-normal. in nashville, what a different scene. chicago 11 degrees above-normal. new york city seven. tomorrow new york will be at 52 degrees. that's 14 degrees above-normal and then by tuesday dropping back down to 48. so we do have another system on the way. doesn't look like it will be quite as strong but we co

bush, his midterm election, and ed rollins, who had managed president reagan's campaigns, had a top job at the republican national committee. he wrote a memo that went out to all the republican house members saying effectively "we all love president bush and he is a great guy and all that, but your most important job right now is to get reelected and do whatever you need to do to get reelected and feel free to put distance between yourself and the president." not surprisingly, the white house went crazy. i am trying to remember whether ed had to resign or not. do you remember if he did or not? they were calling for his -- for his resignation. >> [indiscernible] for some of the races such as the vulnerable democratic senate seats where you have nonincumbent republican candidates for senate, do you expect them to distance themselves from the gop, or is that going to be an internal debate within the party, because there could be comments about republicans to make firm statements about other they would shut down the government or no they would never do that? >> one of the good things about

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election.was a famous bush 1990, george h.w. , and his midterm election ed rollins, who had manage president reagan's campaigns, had a top job at the republican national committee. that went out to all the republican house members effectively we all love president bush and he is a great guy and all that, but your most important job right now is to get reelected and do whatever you need to do to get reelected and feel free to put distance between yourself and the president. not surprisingly, the white house went crazy. i am trying to remember whether ed had to resign or not. do you remember if he did or not? they were calling for his wretche-- for his resignation. >> [indiscernible] for some of the races such as the vulnerable democratic senate seats where you have nonincumbent republican candidates for senate him a do you expect them to distance themselves from the key or is that going to be an internal debate within the party, because there could be comments about rob gens having to make -- about republicans to make firm statements about other they would shut down the government or know the

bush, his midterm election, and ed rollins, who had managed president reagan's campaigns, had a top jobthe republican national committee. he wrote a memo that went out to all the republican house members saying effectively "we all love president bush and he is a great guy and all that, but your most important job right now is to get reelected and do whatever you need to do to get reelected and feel free to put distance between yourself and the president." not surprisingly, the white house went crazy. i am trying to remember whether ed had to resign or not. do you remember if he did or not? they were calling for his -- for his resignation. >> [indiscernible] for some of the races such as the vulnerable democratic senate seats where you have nonincumbent republican candidates for senate, do you expect them to distance themselves from the key, or is that going to be an internal debate within the party, because there could be comments about republicans to make firm statements about other they would shut down the government or know they would never do that? >> one of the good things about th

democrats that have amendments that i know of a senator a good -- senator hayden, senator reid from rollins, and senator wrigley. we have no objections of the democratic side for this bill, and only three members that have amendments, and we are happy to have a vote on those amendments. they're not really controversial someone might find a problem with them. they don't cut the bill. there is no problem with the bill. it is the republican side that we are waiting. again, i know how busy everyone is. i know the senator from pennsylvania is working very hard on -- he was just to speaking about on the unemployment insurance. i know that is a very, very important issue to the people that he represents and louisiana a little time to work on this amendment that we think he wants to offer of floods, we are happy to have his amendment. we will vote on it. we will decide on when and how and what the number is. i believe, let me just speak for myself, that it does not matter. we have the votes to not allow it his intention was to get the bill, the bill will not be gutted. if his intention was to stren

. >> reporter: check out the damage krtv meteorologist mike rollins was talking about with trucks blowne midwest. in st. louis all they needed were sweatshirts during a visit to the zoo. >> last week i had to wear bib overalls, hats, scarf, all sorts of things to keep bundled. quite a difference. >> we don't have problems like that to worry about, but there is something to keep an eye on if you are heading to the beach, right? >>> yes. there is a high surf advisory and beach hazard advisory in affect until 3:00 p.m. affecting the mainly northwest facing beaches with 14 to 17- foot swells there. and sneaker waves and rip currents certainly a possibility today. be careful if you are heading to the beach. you won't want to turn your back to it either. in the weather headlines, we are starting with patchy fog but we are expecting lots of sunshine later today. things will warm up once again for the bay area. slight warming tomorrow and record highs by midweek. now, take a look at low visibility. it is still pretty low in livermore, just over a quarter of a mile there. you can see it is impro