is below 0 headed to look at the cold air, really just collecting up in parts of southern, south eastern canadag to minnesota, and the first shot comes in today, and a colder shot will be here on saturday. ahead of that, we may see a couple of snow showers here, especially friday night with the second arctic boundary. 31. going to feel like the teens and low 20s. late shower tomorrow night, and the arctic front approaches, and 22, and that's it on saturday, with the the flurries and the snow showers, and still cold on sunday, and we are watching later monday and tuesday, and it could be a mess around here. all right, larry miller! he's a hot mess. here comes traffic. >>> howard, you're fired up today. i love it traveling southbound on 295, no issues there this morning. starting at fort mead, working your way down to the southeast. 20 minute commute this is fairly light, doing well if you're headed out the shortly. from joplin up to 395, an 18- minute commute. eastbound this is a 17 minute commute this morning. bucket town pike, working down to the capital beltway in bethesda, a 31-minute commut

colder temperatures in south eastern canada. that is what we will wake up to tomorrow. a cold front moving through the albany area. as it passes tonight into tomorrow morning, gusty winds and colder temperature. the east is quiet right now. the storm track moved to the west. storm system needed needed for california with rain and mountain snow after a warm and dry start to february. for us on the quiet coast bright and chilly for tomorrow. the wind will add extra edge to the air. gusty breeze during mid-day and and the chance for snow showers on cape cod. high temperatures near 36 boston. 34 bed ford. bursar 30 -- worser 30 degrees. 10 degrees colder than today plus more wind. as the winds turns during the afternoon we will bring clouds along the coast line, snow showers again coming down across the cape. i don't think it will add up to that much. friday bright and towards the afternoon clouds increase, no travel issues. no big storms to track. this weekend no big storms to track. a weak one movers across northern new england, wet snow and rain on friday night and a cha

canada jeb bush at a rally in south carolina. live coverage beginning at six look p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this president's day, american history tv on c-span3 will feature special programs on the 1966 in all hearings, 50 years later. the hearings include testimony from witnesses who will pose for johnson's accidents in vietnam. it will first hear from george in an nbc news special report from february, 1966. then, retired general james gavin, followed by questions from senators, including jay williams fulbright. >> in korea we had learned that air and naval power alone could not win a war, and united ground forces cannot win when either. it was incredible to me that we had forgotten this bitter lesson so soon, that we were on the verge of making that same, tragic error. general, as far as you know, are in indochinans different today than they were? >> we will also hear from a special consultant to president johnson, general maxwell taylor, and dean rosk. for the complete weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >> >> join c-span on our newsmakers program this week as senator john

south. there's going to be a front but it puts on the brakes here and eastern canada so we are on the warmer side so while saturday will still be right around the upper 30s to 40 we will come into the 40s and low 50s possible by sunday. so 50s this afternoon and i know we are in the 60s right now but we will fall by a few degrees he nonetheless a very warm day and tonight, we dip into the 30s and 34 in boston and right around 3 # in the suburbs and yeah that's right tomorrow only 35 to around 40 degrees. probably just under that so the roller coaster ride of temperatures continues here and you will see it here in the 7- day. we will come up near 40 on another warmup. 50 on sunday and 50s to start next week a couple rain showers on monday and that's a cool front pushing us back into the 40s. >> thanks. >>> there are multiple reports this morning that president obama is considering a republican as a potential nominee to the supreme court. governor boyan sandoval of nevada met with senate democratic leader harry reid. he's former federal judge who supports abortion rights. the nomination could

canada is seeing unusually r for this time of year. it has =2 eastern part of the country in late february. c8 tonight and south carolina the temperatures have dropped into the 30s and 40s, 35 greenwood, 40 columbia, d"@`039 sumter and 41 pkt: in orangeburg. a computer model continues to show8tun7r see a lot of sunshine with high pressure building in a beautiful day and yqt: sunny skies through sunday sunday night will iy0`0be clear that we will watch a front approach on mondaycw whether it will go through our area but it will come close providing partly cloudy skies mg:`0 on monday.(t: tonight will be chilly low temperatures dropping into the upper 20s and low 30s with 27 ,\ and saluted, 29 winnsboro and columbia. 30 in sumter and 32t# and orangeburg. tomorrow temperatures warming upe orangeburg 59 st. matthews, 57 sumter, 58 columbiakpk@`0 56 camden. seven-day forecast8s* conditions on sunday it will be sunny_?gt: but warming up to 68 degrees as wind increase from the southwest. on monday partlyfq>]sn7 cloudy with a high of 70 to 72 on tuesday wednesday a front moving in that will'q high temperature of 66 and

there is cold air that is intruding down from canada will eventually settle to the south and eastern part of the country. some of that colder weather will arrive here in central florida, i little bit later on in the week. a few systems are developing. we have some showers in the forecast coming late monday and tuesday. some thunderstorms also possible on wednesday. in a nation' s capital today, some snowfall possible. our weather will stay fairly nice. the high-pressure is in control. the south went ringing in some low pressure. no real precipitation in the forecast for today. certainly not here in central florida. maybe for our friends to the south, along the coast. we mentioned the fact that things will begin to change. rain in the forecast. on tuesday, a better chance of rain, and cloudy skies. on wednesday, we will have our next front settling in, bringing a line of showers and thunderstorms into our forecast for wednesday afternoon. and no david today, look to 79 degrees, high 70' s and almost 80 degree temperatures. brevard county is looking for highs in the middle 70' s. your

eastern canada, 30 below. classic arctic air. for saturday and sunday. the jets stream locks it in. a lot of air to the west and south. eventually, temperatures will climb back to normal. that means the next storm will likely start as snow but may go over to a mix and rain. wind chills, the story. not that bad to 7:00, 8:00. 10 below south korea tomorrow night is when it gets dangerously cold. 10-30 five below zero. that is why we have the windchill warning up. as low as 40 below. frostbite can occur in 10-15 minutes. slow moderation for presidents' day. snow to start late monday night and early tuesday. then he likely wintry max. to the north. i will keep close tabs on that through the weekend. tom: a big game with the cats of so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. jamie: with six games to go in the

and as far south as the smoky mountains inn3 tennessee, we had big high pressure system here, and we're going to stay on the warm side flow. straight down from central canada, over the eastern part of there. but we get a mild westerly flow, warm and dry weather for colorado. high mountain valleys. 8 below gunnison, minus 2 at craig, 7 at alamosa, mainly 20s across the plains, and tomorrow, beautiful day! sunshine, 62 degrees in denver, 66 at pueblo, 70s in southeastern colorado. front range numbers looking good. if you're heading to ski, a great day, like spring skiing. for tonight, denver, clear, and cool. but comfortable, 30 for a low. tomorrow, beautiful with a high of 622 bright sunshine, and looking ahead, we could put a bright spot on everyone of the 7-day forecast days. but we will pick tomorrow with the 62, although it's going to be upper 50s to low 60ss that pattern won't change much, so the eastern part of the country will be the snow, cold that will shift back a bet. >> let's just not tell the east coast about our weaaher. it's our secret. >> hit the car wash tomorrow! it stays good for a long time. >>> it is parade day in denver, as he probably noticed. you watc

and kind of interacting with high pressure eastern canada that the western fringe is going to get into our area. timeline about 5:00 a.m. almost to boston so south shore, southeastern mass, the cape is under way. by 7:00 in the morning it's a little to the north of boston and quickly going north and west after that. it is a snowy day with snow continuing well into the night but down to scattered flurries by early tuesday. my best estimate on snowfall amounts would be around cape ann as well as the south shore, southeastern mass, and part of more. boston 6 to 10. outside of 495, 3 to 6 inches of snow is likely. pick up out of the northeast. these are the potential gusts we'll see. the temperature has been flying up because of the ocean wind. as the wind becomes more north-northeast tomorrow look what's going to happen with the temperature. it is going to start dropping and will drop steadily through the day right on into the evening. it is going to be snow even if it begins as rain. >> take a live look at the zakim bunker hill bridge. the timing on the storm will be tough on commuters. mike? >> a real tricky deal tomorrow morning. for the commute

there's a lot of arctic air that tries to push to the south but it cannot make it into the lower 48. it kind of swings its way into eastern canadas instead low pressure over the great lakes will send a southerly wind and a warm front through late saturday and that means on sunday, it's a cool start but a very nice afternoon, lots of sunshine and we're moving that temperature up to 62 degrees. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 46 for tomorrow, sunny but still a little chilly with that wind. after a cold start sunday morning a gorgeous afternoon a few high clouds at 62. warm on monday, sun, some high clouds, could be a brief sprinkle in the afternoon with a front, 62 degrees and march comes in like a lamb here tuesday, sun and clouds, still at 60 degrees and then another pretty powerful storm comes through on wednesday but it is all in the form of rain, maybe a gusty thunderstorm with temperatures in the middle 50's and then behind that we start to cool it off thursday into friday. thursday is dry and then friday there could be a chance for more rain or maybe some wet snow with temperatures at 39 degrees. so, overall as we

canada here. crossing over the u.s. canadian border. yesterday, the low, the main drivers for all of the severe weather we had over the gulf south, and the eastern seaboard. virginia got hammered yesterday with heavy rain and tornadoes. for us today, none of the above. just a little bit breezy. temperatures have taken a tumble but they'll be back today. only a recovery to the mid-60s by 2 and the drive home, 5:00 p.m., roll down the windows and enjoy the pleasantries. 63. and 56 by 8:00 p.m. and a ramp up into the weekend. nothing but sunshine into wednesday. the next storm system makes an approach during that time. i'll talk about that and the rest of the extended forecast here on gdo. >> kristin: things are moving a little slow right now on i-4 in seminole. we have reports of a disabled you see all of the red there. traffic is moving very slow right now. give yourself extra time. if you can, avoid i-4 in that area. avoid. if you are heading eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 21 minutes. heading on the 408 westbound, from 417 to downtown, that will take just 13 minutes. >> amy: developing this morning, hold after || || || troopers said

canada. warm front approaches from the south, this low rides the spine of the appalachians, winds shift out of the south. it's mild up and down the entire eastern seaboard from maine to the carolinas, it's all rain, you'll start as snow, monday afternoon and monday night. it will go over to rain as we get into tuesday sct warmer weather -- as the warmer weather pulls on in. bundle up in layers it traps the body heat, wear a hat, because the body heat escapes through your head. we get into monday morning. we'll start out with clouds, but no precipitation, by midday that's when the light snow breaks out. 4:00 p.m. it's snowing most of the area. jersey shore, steady rain from wildwood to lakehurst. that snow will come down at varying intensities throughout the day before changing over. by 7:00 it's over to rain in philadelphia. just about for everybody south of the pennsylvania turnpike, the jersey, delaware, it's all rain, lehigh valley it's snowing by 7:00 monday evening. it's going to change over there, as well. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 p.m. it's rain. tuesday afternoon we start out with clouds the rain increases throughout the day. the impact scale f

south africa as a percentage of below thet is well average for middle eastern countries and below the average for african countries. it is very much well below japan,ed countries like the u.s., and canadaou're going to play with comfortere is a bit of interesting.o was brendan: if you guys can go into my bloomberg, i put up the south african gdp ratio. it is at a comfortable 49%. look at the line. that should worry us. it is the trend. >> the trend is not favorable. when investors look around the world and look at for example, , south africazil does not look that bad compared to those countries. the fact that south africa is a -- a business hub in that south african countries themselves are doing fairly well, those are the kinds of where you say it is not as bad as it could be. if i can be protected against inflation, that is a pretty good deal. is a bit of harmonic convergence. today, there was an option -- that was linked to inflation. todayafrican investors 2.5 times cover fo the acution. there was demand more than twice the amount that was sold. that gives you the idea of the excitement and interest in this instrument. brendan: when you walk me through this, i understand the silver

south for us. the transition line has come to the north and is likely to continue on to the north because of high pressure that instead of being locked up in the northeastern united states and eastern canada, pushing cold flow that will air over here, it is slipping off to the east. and as we go through the day, he will get more to a southeasterly and tonight, southerly wind flow. all of that will interact with a frontal boundary off to the south and west, and low pressure pushing up toward north carolina, as this front moves toward the north and northwest through the course of the day. places seeing freezing rain this morning or snow in the north are like to change, mainly over to rain. we take a look at future cast, you can see as we go through the morning and into the afternoon hours, we get into southeast by early afternoon. low 30s off to the north and west and as we go to the nighttime hours, our temperatures really rising to the 50s by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, looking at 50s to around 60, entering the day tomorrow, precipitation band of showers will be moving out to the east. >> thank you. storm with the wral weather app that will give you instant access to the forecast, look at

in that colder air from canada but tonight as we are really dealing with too much of a win especially across the south side north carolina is a little bit breezy on the eastern shore reporting seventeen miles right now and now flat and then as we head towards williamsburg about thirteen. petersburg the winds will be picking up as we had throughout the day today so it will be windy. no satellite and radar showing some very light snow showers pushing to the area mainly the eastern shore starting to enhanced an area very very light again the dew points in that scene so that's not allowing a lot of that moisture to make it down to the surface on the other big story these temperatures were in a scene feel like temperatures into the teens this action only as we head into saturday night and into sunday morning look at these temperatures is going to feel like it's close to zero in some spots many locations will wake up in the single digits again these are wind chills we factor in the air temperature and the wins it's going to be pretty chilly out there. my goodness. yet attempts for one hour for it yet and that the temperature overnight will fall right around fiftee

south for us. the transition line has come to the north and is likely to continue on to the north because of high pressure that instead of being locked up in the northeastern united states and eastern canada, pushing cold flow that will air over here, it is slipping off to the east. and as we go through the day, he will get more to a southerly wind flow. all of that will interact with a frontal boundary off to the south and west, and low north carolina, as this front moves toward the north and the day. places seeing freezing rain this morning or snow in the north are like to change, we take a look at future cast, you can see as we go through the morning and into the afternoon hours, we get into the 30s and low 40s to the southeast by early afternoon. low 30s off to the north and west and as we go to the nighttime hours, our temperatures really rising to the 50s by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, looking at 50s to around 60, entering the day tomorrow, precipitation band of showers will be moving out to the east. >> thank you. keep up to date with the winter storm with the wral weather app that will give you instant access to the forecast, look at watches, warnings or advisories issued for the

down to our south and west the ohio valleyly bringing us more rain and a lot of wind, this will be a damaging storm from the eastern two-thirds of the country as that moves northward up into canada. west, a mix in pennsylvania. cloudy, sleet going midday, snow and sleet hangs on to the north and everybody goes over to all rain the temperatures rise over night, so windy, mild, rain at times at night, the temperatures going to be 50 degrees. your accuweather seven day forecast, we are looking at this heavy rain as we go into tomorrow. that rain could be quite heavy we could be looking at all this big batch of rain on the future cast coming up through the day tomorrow, lasting all day long and into the evening hours left over shower on thursday morning we are looking at very heavy rain fall totals here, heavy. some of the totals could be an inch or two as we go into thursday, the rainfall expected here, an inch, inch and a half a couple inches of rain could create flooding. friday colder 40 degrees, feel like the 30s we have a warm up as we get into the weekend. 52 by monday. seven days. >>> straight over to heather with a look at the commute. >>> i have a camera and this camera is

eastern canada. that's what's headed down across the mid-atlantic into the northeast. those temps moderate the farther southay today, getting up to 1 in rochester. that's the actual air temperature. and a lot of lake-effect snow this weekend. be prepared for that. some whiteout conditions in those heavier bands. down to the southeast today, the cold air down, 35 in charlotte, 56 in melbourne. the southern plains, spectacular. a warm day. the plains, the beginning of a clipper system moves on in. we'll see that little strip of snow, the cold temperatures in there, we'll warm up a little bit tomorrow, and out across the west, it's warm, breaking all kinds of high temperature records from california and and arizona. >> the ying and yang. >>> coming up, it sure sounds good. bernie sanders wants everyone to have free stuff and a lot of it. >> tuition, free. >> free. >> free. >> free, as in no cost. but wait, someone's going to pay for it. who is that person? our next guest will tell you. >>> but first, let's check in with david asman with a look at what's coming up in the cost to have freedom business block. >>