stevie wonder was there. he sang "easy."ly great job. >> jimmy: is that fun for you watching guys like stevie -- there are no guys like stevie wonder. but to sit there and see him singing a song you wrote? >> you know, jimmy, i got in the business because i wanted to be like stevie wonder. i mean, when i say that, he's the songwriter's songwriter. and all of a sudden to have stevie singing my song, it just surreal. >> jimmy: have you written a song with him ever? >> we've been trying to write this song for the last 32 years. >> jimmy: i would love to help. >> i know you would. i figured that. no, stevie keeps saying over and over again, let's get together. let's get together. and i won't see him until the sex ceremony. >> jimmy: that should be the name of the song. >> "let's get to the." very good, jimmy. >> jimmy: see, i'm always thinking. this is why i could be a valuable asset. >> we could use. >> jimmy: the trio. speaking of trios, kenny rogers. you know i love kenny rogers. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: now, how close friends

lemonis: this is stevie grafton. stevie: how you doing?ess where there's a father-son relationship, and i wanted to bring in stevie grafton. he's the son of steve grafton of grafton furniture. and i thought that wes would take better direction from somebody from the outside who he could somehow relate to. him and his dad own a furniture manufacturer in miami. their shop was not organized a couple years ago. stevie: sure, yeah. lemonis: and it's now... stevie: very organized, yeah. lemonis: very organized. i want this place clean. if it's garbage, throw it out. and i don't want your dad involved. all right. stevie: come on back. jeff: here's our disaster right here, though. lemonis: hey, jeff? why did you leave wes behind? jeff: oh, i'm sorry. i thought you were talking to him. i apologize. lemonis: and i don't want you taking over. this is his project. jeff: okay. lemonis: okay? jeff: all right. wes: yes, sir. lemonis: okay? jeff: all right, you guys. wes: and over this way, more pieces that definitely need to be organized. jeff: these are

welcome to the great american pilgrimage finale extravaganza with your host stephen stevie be bald. so here's the coolest part of the great american pilgrimage it started out as an experiment where like you see me now i was sitting in a mirror dressed like this my hair was not done as well mind you but that's ok. in that foreshadowing i saw the great american pilgrimage and i said to myself stevie bit could you just get an r.v. and get the dogs along with everybody sit perfect on camera and back to one and the tree out and sit. there a good that's the area. and head on out across this great land i didn't think you could add another task to what you dealt while driving but eating soup while petting your dog while texting while driving while talking on a fallen probably new record multitasking while driving on the highway i want to build a bridge but tell me anything is possible. in the wake of this most radical political event which was this last presidential election it's caused such an extent division so for me. i've always believed in the hope of america i've always believed in th

welcome to the great american pilgrimage finale extravaganza with your host stephen stevie bald. so here's the coolest part of the great american pilgrimage it started out as an experiment where like you see me now i was sitting in a mirror dressed like this my hair was not done as well mind you but that's ok. in that foreshadowing i saw the great american pilgrimage and i said to myself stevie bit could you just get an r.v. and get the dogs along with everybody stick perfect on camera and back to one and the tree out and sit. there a good that's daring. and head on out across this great land i didn't think you could add another task to what you do while driving but eating soup while patting your dog while texting while driving while talking on a fallen probably new record multitasking while driving on the highway i want to build a bridge but telling me anything is possible. in the wake of this most radical political events which was this last presidential election it's caused such angsty and division so for me. i've always believed in the hope of america i've always believed in

and george shapiro both presidents and here is stevie i know you went to marjorie stillman douglass high school who's amazing atmosphere here today what do you think it's incredible it's just amazing to see all of your peers that you grew up with here having their voices be heard and all the support all around the globe as well as here and what about the to the bands that you guys are making that pretty simple common sense gun reform is what you're calling them was your message to the politicians and message is that what are you waiting for you know why is it taken this long and i think you need to listen to the people all of us want change and just because you're scared of change you're not going to do anything. make change let us live let's bring your dad enjoyed what you must be incredibly proud of not just your own children but everyone absolutely i have two daughters that went to the school but all these kids are all our children we bonded together and i'm just i'm just amazed i mean had tears in my eyes and just you know i'm so so proud of them a lot of these marches a mountai

it is driving some of the older residents out stevie double often had seen synthesis ripples. from this guide lebanese capital looks shiny and new destroyed buildings have given way to the wildest architectural projects. construction cranes lead a dance and property speculation is rife. it's the only sector in which it's possible to invest in the oven and over three hundred powers are currently being attracted. the most will stay anti. they're not i don't see that there is an appetite from promoters. and also from buyers for flats in the roots the dynamic also came from lebanese acts pass returning. in the last three or four years there has been a slow down the prices have increased so much in the past decade that there were no longer compatible with the budgets of an average family. i mean what yeah the price per square meter has surged it's at least six thousand dollars in a building like this. as a result says he's transforming and people are moving today roots outskirt. just a few years ago mommy guide was a working class neighborhood known for its garages an artisan works

latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in sync when you bring the power of stevie big macs keyser together. to. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well i'm assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a reuse and not throwing things away that i think aside even among the shout of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. you see a good buy. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so something that is as old as the eye and then i think you look at it used to see out and. it's true. i. think. i. look at. the headlines this hour traces of a nerve agent used to poison t

latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in st when you bring the power of stevie beat and max kaiser together. the. global war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they're going. to do sox try to tell you that the precocity hapless files for. mum off the bad guys and tell me you are not cool enough to fight. these are the hawks that we along with all the fucking. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well i'm assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a real use and not throwing things away that i think aside even among the shout of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. they're not ones out. on the flu shot down one might have snakes on the definitions and i'm back. when you can on the new south. and. take them into equal city. and then you're going to bring. at least like i'm. done movie right now i think. i'm going to let you know what that beach yeah i sat. i

i mean that fascinated me and i thought of gold all the color in your eye that's an idea that's steviet was nine hundred sixty six and twenty four year old jacqueline orbach had established herself as an optician in hollywood after moving to the us from switzerland with little cash and lots of ideas she started developing new contact lenses. how does the system all i know is that i bought my first c.n.c. les then experimented on it day and night on the set that april first i had no idea how you made contact lenses. it was just trial and error his watch and i just kept trying and trying. if the property of the the property and eventually she succeeded experimenting with different materials she found a way to color lenses and filed for the patent that still serves as the basis for motive lenses for movie effects as one example tom cruise wore them in interview with a vampire. in twilight red contacts gave the vampires their bloodthirsty look and in alice in wonderland colored lenses help to transform johnny depp into the mad hatter. now the selection is vast with a hard or soft contact c

of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in sync and when you bring the power of stevie big macs keyser together. the. world will come twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest kill people is available to us but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge star among us and the huge amount of fresh camera left you'll have to go meet the center of the beach to tell we're with you and we'll solo all the great the greatest good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down going let's go. a low as i want you and i. i'm really happy for joined out to father thousand infield the world cup in russia meet the special one i was also. needs to just take the rio p.r.t. team's latest edition to make up a bigger than a better jersey book. with more make its manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. with the famous merry go round the sun we the one percent. we can all middle of the room see. the real news real world. is a. churc

i said a currency war will lead to a trade war which could potentially end it with a hot war ok stevie you are disagreeing as i was speaking in rigs actually what i was saying but i like when people disagree jumping go ahead in brussels. where you are saying it so we can all mix in that says tariffs are a bad thing basic economics is wrong and it's been wrong by theoretically empirically for a long long time just to give you all of the op the most obvious example of that is the the bank of england in the bundesbank of both come out and said that the why the textbooks teach about money creation is frankly wrong and if you get the bank of england saying the economist understand money it's a pretty bad stops of the credibility of economics so what we've been taught for a long long time is that specialize in is better the more special laws we are the better off we are and empirically that's been a failure as very good research by god called danny roddick who you should have on the show one day who has shown that countries which have actually industrialized foster are the ones that followed

latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer the same when you bring the power of stevie big macs keyser together. to. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well am assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a reuse and not throwing things away that i think aside even the most out of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. new global economic war zone phoning in the realm. of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education. high education is becoming just another product that can be pulled and sold thundersnow just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you're good models of. this also. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was more now i'm an extremely more high education the new global economic war. theory. i. actually. feel. the headlines are not a trace of unearthing continues to poison the next russian spy have been found at a restaurant in the u.k. sa

now it's called raising that they possibly have of saying you know what taxpayers should pay for stevie's i mean pick monsters in congress to go about harassing men and women that's that's what you're saying stuart the spokeswoman for the set of majority leader mitch mcconnell has a hamster for you he was lying to congress it was deliberate his comments saying well this important issue is being discussed at no time was language from senate julep sen joe abrams' bill adopted to the legislation and or stripped. that i mean i don't know if. that's for other people to decide but that seems an awful lot like mansplaining to me to senator jill brown was she was kind of like saying they basically took the language of my there's no make the omnibus bill you're not going to vote it. honey you're just so it was never really there to you know but we haven't taken it off yet it's gaslight and you know it's literally that's gaslighting that's oh no you're crazy it wasn't there you're crazy you're the one who's always getting a little emotional the congressional harassment reform and the idea was that

war i said a currency war will lead to a trade war which could potentially end with a hot war ok stevie you are disagreeing as i was speaking in a member exactly what i was saying but i like when people disagree jumping go ahead in brussels. where you are saying it so we can all mix in that says tariffs are a bad thing basic economics is wrong and it's been wrong both theoretically and empirically for a long long time just to give you all of the op the most obvious example of that is the the bank of england in the bundesbank of both come out and said that the why the textbooks teach about money creation is frankly wrong and if you get the bank of england saying the economist on the stand money it's a pretty bad stop of the credibility of economics so what we've been taught for a long long time is that specialize in is better the most special laws we are the better off and empirically. that's been a failure as very good research by god called danny roddick who you should have on the show one day who has shown that countries which have actually industrial oss foster are the ones that foll

many of them are excited but you would get it but yet in the us it's clear why we have these case stevie's we're all here for russia why is the president we'd like to think that he loves us more than others sevastopol is one of his favorite sixteenth when your don't wish to see it i think it's one hundred percent true that every true citizen of sevastopol every two crimean supports putin short of the date of this election was specifically chosen to fall on the fourth anniversary of the reunification of crimea with russia he will rarely hear a cold and an exception here and person is reminding people that he is the gatherer a russian. could be a burden of that will just go than four years ago you made a historical decision thanks to our historical decisions of us topple and crimea reunited with our common home oh marland mommer russia. now crimea is a special case and the enthusiasm for putin isn't necessarily matched in russia's biggest cities but with his tight control of the media his suppression of political competition and his reputation as a strong leader it's an election he's almost

stevie says, what i am seeing right 110w stevie says, what i am seeing right now about people being empowereds is amazing. cancels all over the uk should take note. cancels all had empty buildings that can help people. neil says building —— breaking the law is not the way to do with this issue. and paul says, completely agree with the homeless squatters. if buildings are empty for years, it should be made legal to take possession. councils should be doing it. thank you. still to come... a row has broken out at the top of the labour party as one ofjeremy corbyn‘s top team says she has been removed from her post against her will. more shortly. and a charity is warning that these do not meet sleep safety guidelines and could increase the risk of cot death. time for the latest news — here's joanna gosling. the bbc news headlines this morning: hello again. the comedian sir ken dodd has died at the age of 90. # happiness, happiness... described by his publicist as "one of the last music hall greats," sir ken was known for his marathon stage performances and the creation of the ‘diddy men‘ and the ‘

or than 30 acts including stevie wonder and the chain- smokers will be performing in a three-day eventcity. organizers say that they will provide a rich expression of denver culture and its love of food, crap here and the outdoors. the festival starts on september 14.>>> the sounds of tony bennett and fleetwood mack will be preserved for the ages. they are among the selections for the library of congress is national recording repository. this years musical selections are diverse assortments that include disco, rock gospel and pop. as we leave you on this wednesday afternoon, have a good day. dr. oz: foods to ward off alzheimer's and sharpen your mind. a healthy make version of fries. dr. oz: genius food for thinking. good for your brain and memory rescue. is medicine or it's poison. dr. oz: super charge your brain memory.er >> something as simple as beef. dr. oz: coming up next. are you ready to save this lives today! >> yeah! >> i love you, dr. oz. [cheers and applause]

. >> stevie, for you. i've been signing autographs for the family.dent finds it hard not to be presidential. >> he has really bore it well. >> listen, have a good trip. >> joe kennedy, the brains and money behind his son's campaign, retreats to the family homes in florida and hyannis port. joe kennedy knew he had to be very careful not to rain on his son's parade. he decided very early on that he was not going to visit the white house. he was not going to appear in public with his son. he didn't want anybody to think that jack kennedy was not his own man. >> jack knows that traditionally american presidents are judged by their first 100 days. >> jack kennedy saw himself as b an historic figure. he saw himself as somebody who could lead the country into a new golden age. now, it was a golden age i think theed by shadow because 1961 was the height or the depth of the cold war. >> america and the soviet union are locked in a titanic ideological struggle. the u.s. is terrified of the spread of communism as it reaches the nation's backyard. cuba is under

he played with such music legends as prince, stevie wonder, and currently with janet jackson.n, head over to liljohnroberts.com. lil' john roberts, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for a wonderful week. you know, guys, we try to stay as up to date as we can on this show when we do our monologue and we do our "closer look." we love to give you news that happened today. sometimes though, i walk off during a commercial break, like i just did, and find out that h.r. mcmaster, trump's national security advisor, he just resigned. he's out. [ light laughter ] john bolton is in. and we have a hiatus next week so you're never going the hear me talk about it, because in a week nobody is going to [ bleep ] care about that. [ laughter and applause ] so i wanted to mention it now. they have more turnover than our drummers. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight is an academy award-nominated actress you know from her work in "hidden figures" and the hit series "empire." she stars in tyler perry's new film, "acrimony", which is in theaters march 30th. let's take a look. >>

was stevie wonder. the people in the town. they thought they were to win. all day when i was sane had saying have you seen the exit poll. remember florida. >> you can watch this and other programs online and book tv this sunday on 1968 america in turmoil. the guests are the former black panther. and neil joseph. and of stokely. a life. watch 1968 america in turmoil. live sunday at 8:30 a.m. eastern. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon and welcome to the heritage foundation. welcome those who join us on our heritage .-dot orc website. as well as those who will be joining us in book tv in the near future.

he's played with such icons as stevie wonder, prince and currently with janet jackson.ts, everybody. thank you for being here! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth. >> seth: our first guest tonight is the host of the emmy and peabody award-winning show "last week tonight" which airs sunday nights on hbo. please welcome back to the show our friend, john oliver, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: there you go! how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you very much. thank you for having me. thank you. >> seth: i want to start with something we talked about because you're sunday night, you kind of have to pick up the pieces of the weekend first. >> that's right. >> seth: and usually the weekends are quiet in d.c. >> well, there was a time when that was the case. >> seth: yeah. >> but, unless, unless he's on the golf course without cell service. >> seth: exactly. but you sometimes try to avoid getting too caught up in it. you told one joke this sunday about how rex tillerson was fired on the toilet. >> yes. >> seth: yeah. >> i did. i did. we

had is the guy who even bit his lip listening to stevie wonder. stop chris christie from dab dancing. republican strategist karl rove through strategy to the winds in the worst dance ever. >> and the best humor is when you make fun of yourself. >> reporter: will farrell -- like the time you twirled your daughter in a near wardrobe malfunction. jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us, ac 360 starts now. >>> we begin with breaking news. this is just unfolding now after a whole lot of mystery with what began as kim jong's train. what can you tell us about this surprise two-day trip? >> well, the big news of course that it is kim jong-un. that was the general feeling that it was kim given the level of security that it has been in beijing for the last couple of days. he

we know the song stevie wonder part-time lover and there aremillions of part-time workers. there's evidence that parts time diet are more effective than a traditional plan. it's the plan that lets you eat chocolate cake, five times a we will what you have to do is -- what you have to do to help you lose weight make it ease year to clear fat and lowering the blood pressure as well. also do you feel like you're online more often than you are not? a new study by the pew research center shows americans are moreamore attach to the internet. why it says the attachment is likely to get stronger. and what age group is the most connected of all. and clawedeen and dave i was surprised by the age range they gave. >> thanks. >> time is 6:47. guess what black panther again was number one at the weekend box office. >> you are telling moot king of a third world country runs around in bulletproof cat suit? >> why yes. movie was in first place for the 5th weekend in a row. took in another 27 million dollars. black panther is the second highest grossing super hero movie ever after the avenge

i with a so-called victory party in the first was a brain into was stevie wonder.i worked with him on the campaign to make change for nationality. i said what are you doing your? it's a victory party. people are not -- you should be on the radio. i was panicking. they thought they were going to win. all day they kept saying to me when i was sending them -- have seemed exit polls? i don't believe in exit polls. remember florida? [laughing] >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top-notch -- .. unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress >> the supreme court and public poy eventse in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: jimmy soni, in your new book, "a mind at play," you write if there can be said to have been an old boys' club of silicon valley in its initial days, then claude shannon was a

one of the most sought after r&b and jazz drummers who's played with music legends such as prince, stevieson. for more information, head over to liljohnroberts.com. lil john roberts is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's up seth? >> seth: thank you for being here. >> thanks, man. >> seth: our first guest tonight is a prolific writer, director, and actor. you know from his work in the very popular "madea" movies. he wrote, directed, and produced the film "acrimony," which is in theaters march 30th. let's take a look. >> i would do anything for you. and i did. and you lied. and you cheat on me. i'm done with you. i'm done. get out. >> no. >> get out! >> seth: please welcome to the show, tyler perry, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. i'm good. i'm doing better than he is in "acrimony," man. she's like get out and get out now. >> seth: i don't -- i would be very upset if taraji p. henson ever talked to me like that. >> yeah. yeah, man. you believe her, don't you? >> seth: she is very -- she is very intense. and this is the third movie you've

of the most sought-after r&b and jazz musicians on the planet, who's played with such legends as steviewith janet jackson. for more information, head over to liljohnroberts.com. lil' john roberts is here. thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks, seth. >> seth: such a pleasure. you know our first guest tonight from his eight seasons on "saturday night live." he co-created and stars in the new series, "barry," which premieres sunday, march 25th on hbo. let's take a look. [ light laughter ] [ whispering ] >> how's this make us better actors? >> it loosens you up. prepares you for the unexpected in a scene gets you out of your head. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show my very good friend bill hader, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi, my friend! >> hello, friend. >> seth: i am so -- we were talking backstage, the first two episodes of "barry" that i watched -- it's just fantastic. >> oh, thank you. >> seth: you play a hitman. >> uh-huh. >> seth: who wants to become an actor. >> uh-huh. >> seth: how -- [ light laught

to bring old vibed with new pop and new music like that and that's what i grew up on, jackson 5, stevieusic. >> reporter: abc 7, eyewitness news. >> we wish him luck. so many potential stars right there. >> like this one. >> i'll sing a song for you. that's the news for this half hour. >>> this morning on "world news now" the race to find the austin bomber. >> the texas city paralyzed after a series of explosions. police have been flooded with calls about suspicious p >>> this morning on "world news now" the race to find the austin bomber. >> the texas city paralyzed after a series of explosions. police have been flooded with calls about suspicious packages and now trying a new approach, asking whoever is responsible to call them. >>> also this morning powerful storms are on the move striking the southeast hard. several possible tornados have left behind a path of destruction in alabama. with damaging hail. we have the latest storm on the track on this first day of spring. >>> and in a bizarre twist, the brother of the florida school shooting suspect is under arrest after being found on

when stevie shot she was the only passenger in her subway car, she was making up stuff about being alonegoing to pick up my bag ♪ ♪ sitting in a seat in a train car just me ♪ oh, my god. i just realized there's another person on this train. ♪ you have a good day >> there you go. >> wow. >> after a minute into her solo, she realized she wasn't alone on that train. there was a dude in the back of the car enjoying that performance. he did not turn his train car around. >> this is not "the voice." >> embarrassed. as the train pulled away, i )m we are in a microclimate >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. we're in a my crow climate weather alert as that rain rolls in. here's a live look in san rafal where drivers are dealing with the wet conditions there. let's get the latest on what's happening and how long can we expect this? >> this is the scene we've seen all morning long, muggy conditions, i mean, not only is it raining, but it's also warm outside which makes it sticky and humid. mobile doppler radar is on top of san bruno mountain, you can see it scanning. some of the hea

if stevie wonder canceling, i mentioned the 501 canceling of fundraiser for a military fundraiser and lauren hill one of the biggest cancellations today withdrawing from her show and explaining why to her fans. in just the past year the two biggest cancellations have probably been favorite singer board, which i was in palestine for that cancellation and i saw the impact it had on palestinians. and super bowl champion and pro bowler michael bennett of the seattle seahawks who set the stage, yeah, he deserves it. he set the stage for half the delegation for nfl players to cancel. it's also words mentioning a rapper who penned an op-ed in time magazine entitled what palestine taught me about american racism. on the flipside israel also has its brand ambassadors who are cultural workers and as an example is really uses its [inaudible] this artist you see on the screen is viewed as an artist in favor of peace and harmony and someone who is multicultural in inclusive but he describes it being as part of the israeli army as a key ingredient to in israeli identity which i am sure he would not

this is stevie morris, a scene from his garden. scene from his garden.p to 1000 people were trapped at one point. people were trapped at one point. is there has been some movement on the motorway this morning. the motorway this morning. still trapped but the sense is that traffic is now moving. traffic is now moving. hours trapped in their cars, that has changed. has changed. and carol will have the details in a moment. moment. it is likely to hit the south first. south first. we can see the snow and i imagine people are preparing, are they? people are preparing, are they? the snow is falling for a second morning in a row in truro. morning in a row in truro. hollywood movie snow, big, thick, flakes in the wind. but don‘t be full. full. of more snow and potentially blizzard conditions. blizzard conditions. in this big zone in the bottom of the uk. the uk. that brings all kinds of weather problems. weather problems. close and how to keep hospitals and businesses running. businesses running. because this will notjust hit for an hour and melt away. an hour a

. >>> oh, yes, a little stevie ray to get you up and motivated, and as you can see, blue skies out thereweather is changing for the next couple of days. good to have you with us. welcome back. nearly 8:30, and i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning to you. and i'm claudine wong. let's look at how the weather is changing. if you're feeling a little soggy -- >> join the club! >> yeah, yeah, yeah. we can put our rain gear away, at least for a few days. dry weather today, cool, and not as chilly as yesterday. into the business week, a little warmer, and then another chance for rain coming our way. also this morning, there's a beautiful view over oakland, i'm guessing, but i cannot really pick out the buildings. yes, that's oakland. i can see it now. mostly clear here, san francisco in between with the mix of sun and clouds this morning. san jose, waking up with dry weather, and you can see from storm tracker 2, we are all looking dry. you can see i-80 and highway 50, dry, and the storm is moving out, and we are going to be dry for the next few days, and temperatures this morning, bottoming out