we are grateful to the swiss, the sultan of oman and other friends and allies around the world who worked tirelessly and admirably over the past several months to bring about this reunion. while sarah has been released, shane bauer and josh fattal remain prisoners in iran.

she thanked the sultan of oman. interesting, she described her stay as unfortunately short, an impression has been created here that she would liked to have stayed longer to do more for the release of her fiancee, shane bauer, and of her friend, josh fattal. however, she said she had enjoyed the hospitality here and she would always remember the smell of the san dalwood of enjoying her first few days of freedom here and today she went to see the sultan grand mosque here. she said she looked forward to taking shane and josh to see it when they get their freedom. she also talked about how she had enjoyed walking on the beach getting the first few moments of freedom. the sense i took from her here in this brief statement is she is looking forward to going back home to the united states but at the same time she knows she is moving further away from her boyfriend, from her fiancee, from her friend who is still in captivity. there is this real sense that she really doesn't want to leave. only, she knows she must to continu

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ground many as you call it a full seasons hotel the sultan who turns. the flow of russian oil to china will triple by next year but leaders of the two countries meet and open up part of a new pipeline. as jewish activists sail for blockaded gaza with a humanitarian mission. brutally attacked by israeli forces back in may. and pirates of russia attempt to go official setting up a political party to campaign for the legalisation of freefall sharon. global news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow a very warm welcome to. well russian oil will be pumped directly into china by next year tripling supplies it will travel along a pipeline which has been opened during president dmitri medvedev said three day visit to the country and talks with the chinese leader have also seen the signing of agreements to boost security in the region artie's office on a boy is in beijing for us china towns have long become a permanent fixture of many metropolises but here in china you would normally find a russian district in their place sprawling all across the countr

i have come to the 18th century palace of the sultan to ask him how he believes his people are coping. through the traditional face mask, he tells me that their faith keeps them going, and they must simply rely on allah to see them through. the suffering, once the bread basket of niger. i have been getting a response to the situation from the prime minister of niger. >> the food situation in niger is critical. quite simply, since february, the head of state himself has considered it to be a famine, and since march, we have considered the situation to be desperate. there has been a huge deficit in food, and the situation for animals has been extremely difficult, so we can say that the situation is extremely serious and difficult, but in terms of food for people and for animals. >> does the government of niger need more assistance from the international community now? >> we know that the situation when it comes to nutrition of children is extremely bad. right now, the level of risk for children under 5 is extremely high. it is more than 60%, over the accepted level. so the international

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ground many as you call it a full seasons hotel the sultan who took. tens of thousands of people from all across europe that's a protest all stare at the march in brussels is expected to be the biggest protest . moscow's mayor will reportedly challenge his sacking in russia's supreme court in the polls all to the president's decision. plus. a parliamentary election simmering fears of more violence in a country which has yet to fully recover from the summer's deadly clashes. it is a good of you to join us here on. live from moscow. people in countries across europe protesting in. cuts to job wages and pensions there's a general strike in spain while tens of thousands are gathered in brussels to voice their opposition to the austerity measures that have gripped the e.u. . reports. this is the biggest march two thousand and one when eighty thousand people gathered or at least they hope it will be if they reach the one hundred thousand mark and it's particularly ironic and apparently coincidental that it is timed as the e.u. commission me to discuss whether

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the resort and spa the ritz calls him her to ground many as you call it a hotel seasons hotel the sultan hutto. breaking news can all see at least seventeen people have been killed in a car bombing at ten market and russia's of all time north caucuses region more than one hundred others were injured in that time in the republic of north of setia where the official day of mourning aspic down three suspects have since been detained present and vetted by those behind the time of the carnage. to the slaughter this terror act is another case of criminal activity of the thugs with whom we cannot compromise or reconcile. hello and welcome to the program this is all see coming to live from moscow and let's go tell me a story a huge combo ming in the city of logic of cause in southern russia has killed at least seventeen people associated boehm is believed to have carried out that talk which also injured round one hundred x. on that ahead who's in by the guys sent us this report. this is the side trying hard to forget she was late to work and was hardly putting flowers for sale outside but she mi

this year marks the 40th anniversary of the ascension of the sultan as the leader of oman.ary and assistant secretary, will meet with the indian foreign secretary to discuss the latest developments in the u.s.-indian relations and preparations for the president's trip to india later this year. she plays a key role in co- chairing many of our most important bilateral dialogues, including the strategic security dialogue, which addresses are commonly shared nonproliferation disarmament and security objectives, as well as the global issues forum, which is dedicated to identifying ways to cooperate on meeting global challenges and erasing -- and raising global opportunities. at the george brown dinner at the national press club, senator richard lugar, a longtime advocate of science diplomacy, announced on behalf of secretary clinton are three new science and voice. they are joint -- they're joining our science envoy program and adding more stature to implement u.s. global engagement in science and technology. the new science envoys are from the university of maryland and johns h

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the sultan of oman and the swiss embassy of tehran helped negotiate her peace. her thoughts are with the two americans she had to leave behind. >> my first priority is to gain my friend's freedom. they don't deserve to be in prison any more. >> iran had demanded $500,000 bail for sarah showeryrrah shou. the bail was paid, but it's not clear who paid it. showered was hiking in iraq last summer, when the three strayed across iran's unmarked border. >>> a newspaper in memphis, tennessee is reporting that a noted civil rights photographer was in fact an informant for the fbi. his name is ernest withers. many his most important events are preserved for history because he captured them on f m film. those events include the moments that immediately followed the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. withers told the fbi about the workings that movement's inner circle. he's also accused of informing on people who supported the cause. withers died back in 2007. his daughter says the family denies the allegations and will fight them. >>> nfl officials are looking in

the sultan helped with her release. id her thoughts were with the two americans she had to leave behind. >> my first priority is to help my fiancee josh fattal and my friend shane bauer. >> bail was paid yesterday but it is not yet clear who paid it. u.s. officials are calling for the release of sne bauer and josh fattal. shourd was with them in iraq when they strayed across the unmarked border. >>> a wildfire continues to burn out of control in northern colorado. strong, gusty winds could pose a probl for the firefighters trying to put out a fire in loveland. it burned more than 700 acres of dry brush and trees and prompted seral evacuations. some families were allowed to check on their homes. they believe the fire was started over the weekend by two people burning leaves and tree branches at a home. >>> well, the eiffel tower is open once again this morning one day after it was evacuated because of a bo threat. the scare turned out to be a false alarm. but the threat comes in the wake of a bill currently making its way

clearly relieved, she had a lot to say when she met the press here in oman saying she wanted to thank the sultan thank many other people, including the president of iran. >> i want to really offer my thanks to everyone in the world, all of the governments, all of the people that have been involved and especially particularly want to address president ahmadinejad and all of the iranian officials that -- religious leaders, and thank them for this humanitarian gesture. i'm grateful and very humbled by this moment. >> she -- there was bail posted of $500 in order to get her released. do we know how that happened without violating u.s. sanctions against iran? who paid the bail? >> reporter: well, it sounds as if you listen to iranians it sounds as if the oman has paid the bail, $500,000, the state department said they department pay it. not really clear the family could have raised that money, and that appears why oman played such a significant role, they seemed to be the middle man in all of this, the money being transferred from a bank here, it appears oman is saying, at least senior u.s. governmen

we are grateful to the swiss, the sultan of oman and other friends and allies around the world who worked tirelessly and admirably over the past several months to bring about this reunion. while sarah has been released, shane bauer and josh fattal remain prisoners in iran. we remain hopeful that iran will ensure the return of shane, josh and all the other missing and detained americans in iran. we have gained strength from their resolve and will do everything we can to secure the release of their loved ones. also a statement from secretary of state hillary rodham clinton who was in the middle east, trying to negotiate between between the israelis and the palestinians, she said i welcome sarah shourd's release from detention in iran. i am pleased she will soon be reyew flighted with her famil d reunited with her family. we urge iranian norauthorities extend the same consideration to others by resolving their cases immediately without delay and allowing them to return to their families. joining me is ali arouzi, our tehran bureau chief. this has been on again/off again. now many questions a

the statement also thanks the swiss and the sultan of oman. no diplomatic contact between the united states and iran for many, many decades now, but diplomatic pressure, channels of communication do run through other countries. there's a big role for the white house, the state department here, and in addition to welcoming their release and pressing for the other two to be released. there is this diplomatic international game that goes on behind the scenes which can be effective. in this case it was. >> let me go back to the event we're watching for in philadelphia, the president speaking to these school kids about their commitment to education. is he expected to inject politics at all into this chat with the youngsters? >> it's really interesting. he does actually engage with some current affairs more than politics. he talks about news that the kidses may have heard from -- about the war in afghanistan, about the struggling economy. but he relates it not to the politics, not to what we talk about every day and what's going on in washington, bu

. >>> also, secretary of state hillary clinton has phoned the sultan of oman thanking him for his help in the rescue of sarah shourd. we're expecting to see a press conference from sarah when she returns to new york tomorrow. the press conference, at least, is tomorrow. not sure when she will land in the united states. she'll be giving details of her captivity. the family has paid $500,000 in bail for her release. clinton calls for the release, as well, for shane bauer and josh fattal. >>> also, voting underway in afghanistan right now. the fourth national election we've seen since 2004. the taliban has pledged to deter voters by attacking the polls. there have been scattered rocket attacks and roadside bombs that have been reported. tens of thousands of police and security forces have been deployed to try to keep the violence to a minimum. >>> well, alaska senator lisa murkowski. a loss really isn't a loss to her. she is fighting on. finding a new way to try to keep her seat. she says she will no conduct a write-in campaign to try to keep her job after she lost the republican primary

the uk's telegraph newspaper said a sultan footed the bill and arranged for a private jet. the state department will only confirm that oman played a key in freeing shourd. in an exclusive interview, iran's president said he wants people to know though shara shourd is released on compassionate grounds, the fate of her fiance and their friend is up to iranian courts. >> i think they should let josh and the court decide about the case. this is the greatest help to all of them. >> the president sat down with nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell in tehran. he insists fattal and bauer "violated the country's border." he comments on threats to burn the koran and the opposition to the mosque near ground zero with anti-muslim tension and a zionist conspiracy in america. >>> more and more americans are using illegal drugs. one oust 10 admit they smoke marijuana. they may have something to do with the poll on prop 19, the vote to legalize marijuana for casual use. the survey "usa today" poll shows prop 19 winning 47-43. today in the bay's kristi smith is live with m

. >> shourd thanked everyone involved in the release from the sultan of oman to the president of iran. nic robertson standing by now in oman. she spent 14 months in the iranian prison after allegedly wandering over the border with her group in 2009. let's talk about why she was released now. >> reporter: well, one reason certainly seems to have been a health condition. she had a lump on the breast and had a preexisting condition and the iranian government appears to have decided it is on humanitarian grounds they decided to release her after demanding $500,000 paid in bail money and now obviously she says the priority to get her fiancee and her other friend freed but that's going to be very tough because the iranians are saying the two, we still consider them spies not going to release them and charge them. so that is going to be a very big hurdle for her to overcome. she was released apparently on humanitarian grounds, kyra. >> we heard her thanking the iranian government and i think we know what happens behind the scenes here. is she afraid to say anything negative because of the ot

delegation from ohman will visit to pursue the release. a sultanlayed a key part in the release of sarah shourd. >> the woman kidnapped and held captive in antioch for 18 years is writing her story. the publishers announced a book written by jaycee dugard will come out. last week, you may remember a judge temporary -- the judge expressed concerned about his mental state. >>> they released their first album long before the pc was invented, but here's proof they can still teach young bands a thing or two. coming up, how they entertained the internet world. >>> and in the bay area this hour, still continues to be a case of slow cooling or no cooling. 93 degrees in san jose. waiting for the sea breeze to come back. when can we expegtut coming up. ? find out coming up. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina triple

project is a joint venture between the giant iranian car company khodro, the syrian government and a private business, al sultan. called siamco the company has spent around sixty million dollars putting the sham on the road. >>ghisn: the government's idea was that this factory would be the first step in establishing a specialized industry for manufacturing cars. the first stage was assembling and then the industry would move into producing some of the car parts and finally, we will give our own car manufacturing industry a boost. >>reporter: at the present all the car's components are still manufactured in iran, and are then assembled and painted by local workers in syria. the plant employs 330 people and currently only produces a maximum of 40 cars a day -although there are plans to increase that. >>al naameh: i hope we can increase our production more and we can have more models introduced by siamco and also we would like to have more than one shift and that would help us create more job opportunities because it is one of our targets for industry also. >>reporter: at the moment the car is available in both 16

the birds have won their race back to respectability. but tonight, blue jays on canadian soil, baseball's homerun sultan, jose batiste. all the way around second base before getting doubled up on the double play. 52 homers for batiste. 0s losing 4-2. solo homer. bottom of 11th. tied at 4. walkoff homer. he's the difference maker in an orioles 5-4 loss to the blue jays. >>> college football, 42-28. tony logan taking an inch, making it a mile. 85-yard score. 42-28. >>> first college start, smith had eight catches for 459 yards. maryland wins as they get ready to host duke next weekend. >>> high school football, gilman wins 42-6. >>> sunday nfl reminder. ravens' first home game of the season, favored over cleveland, and will be shown at 1:00 tomorrow. >>> nascar racing, from delaware. spinning out, coming to a complete stop in the middle of the track. absorbs the crunch at full speed. they were okay. kyle busch winning, all time season wins as kyle won his 11th nationwide victory. >>> got quick scores, morgan beats howard. it's towson losing to columbia. >> going back to the nascar video, amazing to see that. usually peop

the newspaper in the uk said a billionaire sultan is the who footed the bill and arranged for the private jet who flew her across the persian gulf. the state department will only confirm he played a big roll n freeing shourd. in an exclusive interview, iran's president said that shourd is released on compassionate grounds, however the fate of her fiance shane bauer and their friend josh fattal is up to the courts. >> we should let the judge and the court decide about the case. i think this is the greatest help to all of them. >> the president sat down with nbc's chief foreign affairs corresponde correspondent, andrea mitchell and insists that fattal and bauer violated the country's border and commented on threats to burn the koran and opposition over the proposed islamic center near ground zero and he calls anti-muslim tension a zionist experience in america. >> it's 5:08 and time to check the morning commute. >> good morning. this map had a couple of incidents reported earlier. highway 13 at 24, the disabled truck is clear and we saw slowing. that's an indicator that more people hit the

the telegraph newspaper said it was a billionaire sultan who footed the bill and arranged for the private jet that flew her across the persian gulf. the state department will only confirm he did play a key in freeing shourd. this exclusive interview is with iran's president and he said that shourd was released on cam passionate grown, but the fate of her fiance shane bauer and their friend, josh fattal is up to the iranian courts. >> i one, two, three inning we should let the judge and the court decide about the case. i think this is the greatest help to all of them. >> you can watch the rest of that interview coming up. it's at 7:00 this morning on the "today" show. >> craigs list cutoff access to the adult section and it's not coming back. >> they were on capitol hill and he was asked, is craigslist going to open the adult services section. they put a sensored bar over the link and closed it all together. asked by a lawmaker, they said the adult services on craigslist was closed for good. they were talking to congress not because they were in trouble, but trying to make lawmakers unders

then flew on a private jet into the arms of her mother who left berkeley last week. u.s. officials credited aman and it's sultan with forging the deal. perhaps even paying the half million dollars bail. >> i don't think there's any anticipation that sarah will return to tyran. >> my first duty is to help my fiance and my friend because they don't deserve to be in prison anymore. >> reporter: the three were arrested while they were hiking in the iran, iraq border. >> these are people who did nothing wrong, they are not spies. they are called in a political whirlwind. >> you are happy and sad at the same time. >> we're asking the iranian authorities to continue that show of peace and return the two boys home. >> reporter: tonight the spokesperson challenged the iranian president to bring the two americans with them when he comes to america last week. pattal and bower now starting their 111th day in prison. >>> lawmakers and the governor create a dilemma for these kids in day care. the deadline some parents are calling a crying shame. >>> and this renovated facility means new jobs. >>> and chief meteorologist  b

in 1453, the second sultan of the automan empire conquered constantinople -- constant nopele. one of his first -- constantinople. he converted a church into a mosque. the first great mosque of car kobea was built by medieval islamic invader. they built it on the site of a roman catholic cathedral in spain. the name cordoba, is that just a coincidence? the mosque issued at ground zero, too many in america think this is mirrors history too closely. one of the right is our worship to please. our nation was founded on liberty and freedom for everyone. do not muslims, like most religions and cultures, believe in tolerance and respect for other religions? thousands of sons, daughters, fathers, mothers at this very moment are stationed in iraq and afghanistan. they're fighting the terrorists in the deserts in the rough mountain terrain. 35 american warriors from my congressional district area gave their lives in these two wars. they died protecting us from these same radical extremists that murder in the same of religion. it seems to me the tolerance leton is being preached the wrong

there reports from a delegation that it's expected to visit iran to pursue the release of shane bahher and josh fattal. a sultan played a key in the release of sarah shourd and is working to free the other two. the lawyer for the american said he was not aware of the visit. >> san jose police are looking for answers after two men walked into the airport carrying assault rifles and walk out without trouble. the men walked into terminal a around 3:00 in the afternoon and started politely asking questions. no one called police or airport officials. turns out the men were an armed escort from lawrence livermore laboratory and waiting for a traveller to arrive. the san jose police are now working on a better policy. they say under normal s, any kind of law enforcement is supposed to give notice when they send armed personnel into the airport. >> san bruno's congresswoman is calling for better oversight of gas pipelines. representative jackie spear will be in san bruno today. she going to announce new legislation she plans to sbrus to the house. it would make the oversight of pipelines stronger. san browno's police a

there report that is a delegation is expected to visit iran to pursue the release of shane bahher and josh fattal. a sultan played a key in the release of sarah shourd and is working to free the other two. the lawyer for the americans said he is not aware of the visit. >>> san jose police are looking for answers after two men walked into the airport carrying assault rifallies and walked out without trouble. it happened on saturday. they walked into a terminal around 3:00 in the afternoon and started asking questions. no one called police or airport officials. the men were from livermore lab waiting for a traveller to arrive. police and department of energy are working out clearer protocol guidelines. under normal s, law enforce cemetery supposed to give notice when sending armed personnel to the airport. >>> a north bay firefighter is in the hospital after being electrocuted child fighting a wildfire. he touched an energized power line. he is still in the hospital this morning. firefighters contained the fire yesterday, but it destroyed a building and a few vehicles. highway one was shut down on saturday w

the right direction for all of us. and, above all, for my fiance shane, and my dear friend josh. i will be forever grately for sultan abi ulsayed for the welcome of his people. when i stepped off the plane of the beautiful country, the caress of the fragrant breeze was a promise. a promise that shane and josh's suffering too will end. i also want to thank ythe american people and our government and people and governments all around the world who have advocated for our release and supported our families for the past 13 months. lastly, i want to extend my gratitude to our lawyer for his tireless work on our behalf and to my friend, ambassador loi of switzerland for her support and continued engagement. getting on the plane in tehran was one of the most measurable and important moments of my life. this is not the time to celebrate. my disappointment in not sharing this with shane and josh is crushing. i stand before you today only one-third free. that was the last thing that josh said to me, before i walked through the prison doors. josh and shane felt one-third free at that moment, and so did i. the only thing that en

they say he is onn of three men that assauuted a woman saturday night in the area of scott's lane and sultanin anyoneewith iiformation call arundel county olice. >> two peeple charged with holding a woman captive and torturing her for nearly one year, are held without bail tonight. police say it happpned in aa3 apartment complex on brook barry drive. they arrested theetwo. king took he woman to the hospital, claiming that she found her in a pool of blood.ú bbt detectives say she made the >> you cannot trust your neighbors, not all of thee. for sure. you look at thhm and you say hi, you never knnw what is going on in there. that's something scary to find3 out. >> police say the otive was money. the couple is aacused of stealing the 22-yeer-old victim's disability money. >>>baltimore citt police are stepping up their investigationú of a stabbing at power plantt3 live. police release the pick of the man they want to question about the tack. it happened ast week after a ravens kickoff party..3 aad victim had a fight with another man, buu he did noo reallze he had been stabbed. >> it does appear

the sea. >> of your traveling on things given, it's never a bargain, but we will -- thanksgiving, it's never a bargain. >> y para sultanurned away at the airport. -- why paris hilton was turned away at the airport. >> coming up, details on dining out and how it could help save a life. >> we are tracking stronger thunderstorms. the weather forecast is coming up. some clouds have moved in, but is still warm. >> here is will we working on for 6:00. thousands of dollars spent on a city employees' office while the city itself struggled to say -- struggle to stay financially afloat. a surprise guilty plea by a man accused of racially-motivated beating. we are live at the courthouse with details. we have those >> paris hilton is on her way back, and our private jet after being denied entrance into japan. she was supposed to promote her fashion and fragrance lines at a news conference this morning in tokyo but was never able to leave the airport. >> sayonara, paris hilton. the celebrity socialite left to return to the u.s. after being denied entry into japan. >> i look forward to coming back to japan in the future. >> where ar

shourd has been in the persian gulf sultan of oman since freed tuesday. her fiance and a friend remain in iranian prison all three hiking in a mountainous area of northern iraq last year when they wandered into iranian territory and were arrested. >>> the trapped mineres in chile could be rescued sooner than expected. workers drilled into a passage where the 33 men have taken refuge completing a 12-inch-wide borehole ahead of schedule of the next step is to start a hole 28 inches across wide enough for the miners to escape. the 33 men have been trapped underground for the last six weeks. >>> a milestone in the gulf oil disaster. bp's blown-out oil well is expected to be permanently sealed today. five months after an explosion killed 11 workers and led to the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history. crews friday started pumping cement into the well which couldn't be done until a relief well intersected with a blown-out well. that happened thursday. >>> the food and drug administration is delaying its decision to expand its approval of the breast cancer dr

the song from ""90210""? >> why am i doing egyptian dancing like beverly hills. every time you stay there, there's a sultan an egyptian" came out, my relatives are like i don't understand. walking like how? >> like the high row glifs. >> we don't walk like this. >> i know. that's just a song. >> hoda, you made quite the splash yesterday, my darling. >> here's the thing. let me clarify. i did the keratin treatment because i have many hair issues, as you well know. >> the brazilian silk. >> whether you do something like that, it seems like a good idea at the time to tape it. what doesn't -- now later you come to realize -- that's what it is. i'm fine with it. here's what i like. can i tell you about the thing that killed me wasn't so much doing it or even taping it. >> it was incredibly brave of you. >> it's people saying things like that. >> how brave. i would have never done that. that's awful. all that cringing stuff. here's what i love. a lot of fans share the pain, and they decided to send their pictures in. so we've got pam david. see, look at pam. >> that's got to be a wig. >> that's not a wig. that's

the start of islam. his name was kareem rashad sultan haram. he was 14 years old when iraq happened and he could not wait until he was old enough to serve his country. the photo came out at the same time that a controversy had come out about president obama's fayed, an issue that still has not gone away today. thatama's faith, an issue still has not gone away. he is a christian, general powell said, he has always been a christian. but the really right question is, so what if he is a christian? is there something wrong with being a muslim in this country? our answer as a nation then and now is no. there is nothing wrong with being a muslim in america. our answer as a nation, then and now, is that there is everything right with being an american muslim. i pray to the old buddy mott, creator of us all, to bless you, to bless -- to the almighty god, creator of us all, to bless you, to bless america, and to bless the peace on earth. as he said, blessed are the peacemakers. amen and thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you very much.

at the hollywood collector show at the sultan hotel in rosemont. the hilton rosemont that's near the river road in rosemont. so do your salve favor. show up and get this knock out book for more information on recipe today and a link to mia's foundation. just check out our website, wgntv.com/midday. tell me one of those knockouts. ers to today is dogs and politics day. which president had dogs named him and her? harry truman? dwight eisenhower or lynden johnson. answer is lynden johnson. i had a gut feeling. johnson. >> there was a controversy at lbj rampleg when he picked up the dog by the scruff of his next? >> which is fine? >> i don't know. some didn't think it was cool. >> we have temperatures -- i have a dog. we have temperatures riding. strong southwesterly winds. we've got rain expected to develop across the area tonight and you can see it up to our north and out to our west. associated with an advancing cold front. there is the pollen count and notice that mold is high. everything else in the moderate category. now the seven-day forecast. to