the pressure is tead. the winds are east/northeast. it's the easterly component of the wind that brings extra cloud cover and makes it feel damp out there. satellite and radar showing lots of clouds, you have a better chance of seeing breaks the farther north you go. we have clear skies in the poconos. you see showers north and west. here's the area of low pressure sitting and spinning all this rain, look at all this moisture it's going got to work through e region over the next couple of days. we'll be in and out of showers and rain, lots of clouds, cooler day tomorrow and into wednesday morning. here's the forecast today. 8:00 a.m., 55. much. day spent in the 50s. i think you will hit a high of 60 in the city later this afternoon. 10:00 a.m., 56. a shower at any point. lunchtime, 58, not raining all day, at any point you'll see a shower. 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees, the better chance of steadier rain is late in the day 6:00 p.m., 56 degrees. future tracker 6 this model shows around 6:00 p.m. you see rain developing south of the city, espec

remained under some pressure and that is being factored into what is happening with ash ted this teadng. that leads us on to our next conversation, matt. matt: let us talk about the underlying commodity. black gold, as it is called, it closed lower everyday this week. oil bulls have reason to pause. little bit of a turnaround today, but the big drop yesterday is a big story. let us bring in will kennedy, bloomberg editing manager for energy and commodities. what was it yesterday that caught traders by surprise? guest: morning, matt. the big story in the oil market at the moment is this very, very strong rebound in u.s. oil production and shale production. it caught opec by surprise and a lot of oil traders by surprise. the data yesterday shows u.s. oil production grew. it is back at 9.2 5 million barrels per day across the united states. by the summer, it will be back past the peak we saw in 2014, at the highest since 1973, and all -- the war on to shale would have been for nothing. anchor: what do they do? >> it is increasingly clear that this deal they forged at the end of last year

it is a lesson to the democratic party to go back to their civics lessons and raid tead the rules who. i wrote about this last year about how president obama flinched. he could have appointed someone to the supreme court. congress was in full recess. that person would have state in that position until the end of the year and he didn't because he was more focused on norms than winning. the republicans don't care about polls, precedent, they don't care about looking good. they want to win. and if you want to win,hat's how you have to operate in this current congress and tt's the only way you'll be able to resist donald trump. >> if you have thoughts, i want to let you say them as well, cheryl lynn. but i also want to make sure we talk about the other thing that republicans wanted to win by getting the white house. they got control of the department of justice and there are consequences to that, too. just like consequences to the supreme court. one of which is that jefferson sessions, the attorney general, would like to review all consent decrees. he has essentially said it's not the res