still mild on thursday and a very nice finish on friday.ght 1:00, 2:00 in the morning there are the showers south of town, manassas, andrews, back into southern maryland, certainly down 95 towards fredericksburg. we'll put this into motion, hugs the southern viewing area. by 7:00 maybe showers as far north as frederick that. might be overdone. we do see heavier activity. most of the stuff in the morning will be light, enough to wet the roads. then it rolls out quickly. by 1:00 we're seeing clearing skies in the west and a few leftover showers extreme southern maryland. you will clear out later and a little cooler air moves in, just enough to turn a little rain to snow showers back into western maryland and also into west virginia. tonight mostly cloudy, chilly, light rain by dawn, lows 38 to 46, winds out of the northwest at 10. most folks will hold in the 40s tonight. tomorrow an early shower possible, but partly cloudy, cool, temperatures in the 40s and by afternoon a very nice day, partly cloudy, cooler, but still mild. everything is rel

still mild on thursday, though, and a very nice finish friday, not talking 60s or 70s but still very . by 11:00 tonight you can see the precipitation may be getting through fredericksburg and southern maryland. we get into the late night hours, early morning hours, showers back to the west and south and this kind of moves through just almost right along 60 and 66 and 50. it gets through pretty quickly. you may have lingering showers late morning in southern maryland. good news, may see some snow showers in the mountains tomorrow afternoon, which they  really need. for tonight mostly cloudy, just chilly, light rain possible by dawn, lows 38 to 46, winds northwesterly at 10 and most folks holding the 40s tonight. by morning maybe an early shower, but it gets out of here quickly. then partly cloudy, cool, temps in the 40s. by afternoon a very nice day for groundhog day, partly cloudy, cooler, mild, temperatures around 55, winds northwesterly at 10. there will be some clouds up in pennsylvania. we'll see if punxsutawney sees his shadow. he usually does. we'll have to just wait and see. a

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very nice. richmond high school may get a salad bar with produce harvested from i student garden., some kids may find a sushi robot specializing in california rolls in their cafeteria. i have -- what is a sushi robot? we'll work on that. part of a newly federal mandated healthier school lunches program taking effect sometime this year. >>> san francisco's plastic bag ban may be expanded tonight. talking about add more businesses besides supermarkets that have to provide reusable bags or charge for plastic. new rules include any store and all restaurants. environmentalists say san francisco needs to keep pace with other bay area cities that have imposed tougher bag restrictions. >>> here we go. 50 years after he left his nart san francisco, tony bennett's coming back. we'll explain. >> are you going to sing for us. >> no. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase wha

it is very nice outside. temperatures are falling a little bit. they are back in the 50s. en back in the 50s, but that's the case. temperatures 53 downtown. dew point 33. relative humidity still very low at 47%. pressure steady and the winds out of the south, southwest at 10. they are going to be breezy all night, but that's going to keep temperatures up tonight. so we can thank those winds. all right, in terms of temperatures across the area, the satellite picture. we have a weak system along the gulf coast, stretching moisture up the ohio river. probably less than a tenth of an inch by the time all is said and done. showers and a few patches, light rain in western sections of west virginia and eastern kentucky. that's about it. we have clear skies now. we will have clouds come in. we will stay dry. temperatures falling a little bit. 56 in bethesda. 55 in great falls. even these would be nice temperature for highs. 55 in springfield. cooler in beltsville. okay, still warm wednesday, breezy and milder tonight. grab your umbrella tomorrow. it's not going to be a lot of activ

tomorrow morning very nice, mostly sunny, just -- to 38.w morning very nice, mostly sunny, just chilly, light coat will take care of you. by afternoon clouds come in, high temperatures around 55, winds southwest at 10. next seven days, sunday is a severe weather alert day for the snow, temperatures in the 30s and falling. bright but brisk on presidents day in the upper 40s and then this is what i mean with 50s on either side of the snow. we're mid-50s on tuesday and wednesday, more rain rolling in on tuesday and showers next friday, temperatures again in the mid-50s. there you have it. a few inches are definitely possible. the biggest bull's eye south and west. >>> let's get over to dave on i wins. >> you've got a story of -- dave owens. >> you've got a story of a school preparing for a special night. >> we often hear the phrase a community coming together. tonight we've got an example. last august a child gets sick, parents take off work to be by her side. money gets tight. nightmare scenario, you bet. that until the rockville high school

that's very nice. very well done. [ cheers and applause ] very beautiful. joel? >> i thought that was pretty nice. >> jimmy: and now, joel, it's your turn to share nine things you love about erin. >> i love her pretty eyes. >> jimmy: that's one. >> and i love her smile. >> jimmy: that's two. that's nice. >> and she has a warm heart. >> jimmy: nice, three. >> and she has a nice booty. >> jimmy: you stole that from her. >> yeah. sorry. and i like her feet. >> jimmy: feet. that could be technically two, i guess, couldn't it? >> i like her hair. >> jimmy: you like her hair. okay. >> and her legs. she has very nice legs. >> jimmy: now, we're shopping for chicken parts. we're not -- [ laughter ] all right. what else? >> i like her sense of humor. >> jimmy: her sense of humor. that's eight. >> one more. >> jimmy: one more. >> and i like her family. >> jimmy: oh. well, that's very nice. that's nine. very well done. thank you. sal, tell them -- we have a gift for you. >> we have something for you. >> jimmy: what they've won. >> come here. >> you have won a romantic d

that's very nice of you... i'm sure you'll enjoy it.t i can't make any plans. i have to cram for my final exams. a ton of school work, huh? yeah. i lost so much time because of... it's going to take every waking hour just to catch up. well, maybe a little diversion might help. look, if i fail my exams, i lose my scholarship. now, i would really love to... i'll take that as a "yes" and you can see how your studying is going later on in the week. thank you. well, i've got to get going. don't panic over your exams. i know you, i'm sure you'll do just fine. so, i'll call you later in the week? o.k. i'm really happy you're back. me, too. bye. bye. lucky woman! he wants to take me out saturday to the opera. to the opera? oh... very nice. maybe you two will spend the holidays together. i don't think so. i'm not even sure about the opera. i mean, i have so much studying to do. what's that expression-- all work and no play... you know, if i don't study for my exams i'm not going to pass my finals. i don't know, angela, i'm just so exhausted. it'

while we accomplish those very nice numbers, there is an economic reality to this. cost by $11 million annually. they have this alternative fuel vehicles. they save an inordinate amount of money. even the bricks that have to replace. when they are going of these hills, all the time, on a crown victoria, you are replacing those breaks every one or two months because of its use. with the alternative vehicle, it is about eight months. they are sitting in that respect. it is smarter, accomplishing more than a set out to do, because of the vision we had and the collaboration that has gone on, finding incentives that our community have combined to work in collaboration not only with companies but to also credit the drivers. it had been so many years that this ordinance was passed to change the culture. now that partnership

very nicely marked it looks pretty good so far. right now traffic is still pretty light on the upper deck of the bay bridge. >>george: being that al office for life traffic on it all to this as well we insist have so traffic in an account of one of a sub of the on the detail bridge earlier this afternoon, and the best conditions right an apparent it easy traffic on all of the stems. no traffic delays for 580 on the richmond and then recovered. >>brian: we have some a chance of off and on this body light rain of the morning hours. a a quarter of an inch of rain in the wettest spot at the highest elevations. for tuesday, things changed. we will see a lot of sunshine returning with warmer temperatures and it will stay warm for most of this week with highs in the '70s when it agreed will run for the libyan your 7 day around the bay is coming to report injuries when a small helicopter collided in salon in this there is no word on what caused the crash. the crews instead francisco are working to remove a massive storage box dangling abov

very nice. >>> all right. >> so there you go. >> we are talking very nice and a very nice forecast foray much like yesterday, sunshine and blue skies. sun in abundance today. >> all right. >> hard to believe we have astorm. >> yes. >> hard to believe we have a storm coming from the south. you grow -- you know, the stage is set and what we need to prefas this by is keep in mind yesterday we were in the 50s and today we will be in the 50s. the road surfaces and pavement is very, very warm. much like last week. this is a storm system that's going to develop and really impact mostly grassy surfaces. and as it mobs into the region, we will expect watches and warnings will be added across the area to our maps. maryland not impacted at all yet. we are looking at mostlyvirginia, west virginia impact by winter storm watch that goes into effect tomorrow. let's talk about first warning live doppler radar and how it is starting to show what is moving into the region. this is the storm system a low that developed around northeast mexico and is now generating moisture and moving across the gulf stat

you did something very nice actually. to go to the elton john party with you. somebody paid a lot of mope to go with you, right? >> yeah, they did. >> jimmy: how did that turn out? >> they were a couple freaks from atlanta. >> jimmy: oh, they were. >> no, no, he was a businessman. he was there with his girlfriend. he said that she'd been a fan of mine, you know, for 20-odd years and then she reached and put her number in my pocket so -- >> jimmy: did she really? >> no, no. >> jimmy: i never know. >> it was a beautiful night. >> jimmy: that must go on with you all the time. how many people have put their number -- given you their phone number? >> that, a lot. >> jimmy: women, a lot? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: when you say a lot because -- i know you're going to think i'm joking but i swear to god it's happened to me one time in my whole life, once. how many for you? >> you know, i would say 30, 40, 50. >> jimmy: oh, come -- thousands? >> yeah. no, i get this more. more than anything. >> jimmy: you get squeezed? >> last night a

that, for me, is the challenge of cloud. >> very nice. that leaves just into gina because she grapples with these problems every day. >> let me start by saying i feel far more at ease now in this prestigious venue after hearing "help" and "stocks -- "hell and "sucks." i can speak far more clearly to you now. in very humble being with these folks because these folks are architects. architects of technology and architect of cloud computing technology in and of itself, so i am humbled to be here with these gentlemen. i can speak from a -- i am release a purveyor of the technology that they implemented. i can speak from my role with the city and county of san francisco and how we are leveraging cloud and the benefits we are deriving from the cloud and why we made the choices therein. certainly, as tim alluded to, the choice to go to the cloud was primarily cost-driven, economically driven, no question. but also, we began to see that the city business, the city government was changing and the role of the city government was changing. the const

it's very nice to meet you. >> it's very nice to meet you. >> i'm surprised here in china you would speaklish that well. >> this is chinatown. >> i don't know why i took a plane here. >> reporter: ironically while television viewers in china and taiwan can see jeremy lin viewers in new york's chinatown cannot. >> blacked out on time warner for seven weeks. >> there have been no meaningful decisions between time warner cable.... >> two million people can't see the knicks play. >> reporter: one chinatown resident described the oppressive living conditions he is forced to endure. >> in my building we can't get direct tv or any other service like verizon. i just feel like a prisoner. i can't watch jeremy lin play. >> time warner comes without msg. sometimes i see it written in the menu. but it's not always... you don't always know. >> i'm pretty sure no msg. >> reporter: it has forced people to risk their lives just to get a glimpse of the lin-sanity. >> he's been kind enough to lead us. jeremy lin against the direct orders of time warner. >> reporter: they crammed together watching a smother

>> jon: very nice. >> look, take it from me, kids.d you get to be on tv. >> jon: no, no. that's the wrong... so, what do you say to this whole college is just a liberal indoctrination center where barack obama is making students in his image. >> it's all true, jon. check this out. this is me three years ago. ( applause ) >> jon: that does not look like you. >> it definitely is me. i used to be a sweet, innocent church going girl who believed volcanos happened when the devil has hick cups. then i went to college, and they exposed me to new ideas. literature, philosophy, something called science. and by the end of sophomore year, i was a black girl. >> jon: it was all true. >> it's absolutely true. if i would have stayed one more year, i would have looked like this. >> jon: jessica, you know, i went to college and that didn't happen to me. >> yeah, you're super old and you went to school like 60 years ago. they probably remade you into jimmy carter's image. >> jon: oh, my god. peanuts. where did these come from? wait. isn't the point of

we're looking at really a very nice mild and nice saturday.ean, temps are still going to make it back into the mid 50s with sunshine. saturday night i want to emphasize looks fine. nothing is going to fall from the sky on saturday night. the storm could slide to our south. there is also another scenario. it could slide to our south and then intensify and move up the coast a little later. then it would be sort of a sunday night storm. that is also a possible scenario we're watching. so we're going to monitor the track very closely all weekend. we'll keep you posted. and i'll be tweeting. you can follow me at topper's weather. overnight clear skies. just chilly. winds out of the northwest at 10. tomorrow morning really great. mostly sunny and chilly. 30s and 40s. not bad. winds out of the north at 10. and by afternoon, some high clouds will come in. but still a pleasant day. high temperatures around 55 and winds out of the southwest at about 10. so everybody makes it into the 50s tomorrow, even leesburg is going to be 53. 53 in sterling and hern

>> a very nice young guy, was very weak. he would let himself get pubbed around. i was surprised how tough colson could be because normally i could call someone in that was junior do me and say this is how we've got to do it, and he would agree. colson wouldn't move one inch. >> tell us about the relationship between rogers and the president? the president brings bill rogers in at a very difficult time in '73 when he's about to fire ehrlichman and haldeman. it was a strange relationship. >> bill rogers and dick nixon were close personal friends through most all of his career. he was his best friend in the eisenhower cabinet. henley would have liked -- haldeman would have liked to get rid of rogers, but they would never say that to dick nixon because dick nixon was loyal. >> he did marginalize. >> he marginalized what he was doing. bill rogers wasn't able to cope with the ability to wield power the way kissinger could do, they knew how to move things around in a tougher way. bill was just a very nice guy, a very smart guy and a very honest guy. >> fast forward a bi

by tomorrow morning very nice, mostly sunny and chilly. you'll need a coat but 30s and 40s is a pretty good teal, winds light out of the north at 10 -- deal, winds light out of north at 10. by afternoon increasing high clouds, still pleasant and mild, high temps around 55 and winds turn briefly out of the southwest at 10. 6 a.m. 28 to 38 clear, noon mild, mostly cloudy, 48 to 53 and by evening high clouds come in, but it's still nice, 51 to 55. next three days, we've declared sunday as severe weather alert day because of the snow. it is going to be a coastal storm. temps will fall throughout the day, but breezy monday for presidents day back into the upper 40s, pretty good deal. next seven days back in the mid- 50s on tuesday and wednesday. so it does not stay cold for long. we're looking at showers on wednesday, a little colder thursday, back in the 40s briefly and then some more showers next friday with temperatures in the mid-50s again. >> wow, all right. this should be an interesting -- this is a weird, weird february, isn't it? >> wei

temperatures still very nice. our live weather cam brought to you by michael and sons. 57 downtown, dew point 43, pressure steady over the past hour, 30.03 inches of mercury. all right, here's a look at the radar. here's our next. most of this rain slides almost due east. gives aus glancing blow. we're looking at that time heaviest rain, what there is of it will be south of town, south of 66, south of route 50, down toward charles county, and also into st. mary's county in southern maryland. the heaviest rain is still well south of us, south of fredericksburg but it is moving off to the east-northeast. this activity is not reaching the ground. it's just fairfax and german  town. we will go to live doppler. this will pinpoint the activity. fredericksburg, la plata, some of the activity now getting into southern maryland. for the most part it will bea glancing blow and a quick one, but enough to wet the road especially if you're coming up route 5. so some showers in the morning on thursday. the good news is we're look at a salvageable afternoon after a wet morning commu

. >> translator: this tree is very nice if we leave it as it is, small branchs will sprout. >> reporter: the trees don't need intense labor or even much space to grow. that's specially beneficial for some. this woman is a rice farmer. her daughter has a birth defect blamed on wartime defoal i can'ts. the wood seeds offer a glimmer of hope. >> translator: life has been tough, but when i received the seedlings, i thought i'll be better able to support my child. >> reporter: it's a promising market. the trees are now exported to be used in herbal medicines. for vietnam suffering the harsh legacies of war, these trees offer a better hope of a future. >> reporter: that's going to wrap up our special series on the challenges and opportunities faced by emerging central vietnam and we'll keep you informed as the region moves forwards and towards the economic development forefront here in southeast asia. thank you very much for joining us. >> today on the road ahead, we meet a film maker who shot a documentary in japan evoking nature's power to destroy and renew. lucy walker filmed the tsunami a

very nice.s valentine's day, we wanted to know some of the secrets to a long and loving marriage. >> for answers, kristin fisher spent some time with a gaithersburg couple that has been happily married for 62 years. >> how much do we love each other? i guess about as much as you can. >> elizabeth and dwayne met in washington back in 1949. >> we met playing tennis. >> i was quite taken with her. >> one year later, they got married. liz was a 26-year-old chemist, dwayne an artist. >> i was from south dakota and i was an artist, which wasn't very promising. >> but that artist had found his ♪ [ music muse. each year he gave her a handmade valentine and liz saved every one. from the first 62 years ago to the last given today. >> we keep the valentine's in a box. >> inside this box are 62 different homemade valentine's. and each one really tells a different story about that year in their life. >> this one is from the 50s when they bought their first home. >> one of the kids was little. >> and last yea

very nice looking weather here. 59 degrees, wind is calm, the pressure is on the rice. how is that?ake a look at the climate, stats, how unusual was today? 65, the high, 47 the normal. almost 20 above average. this is a time of year we can get the extreme range. as warm as 78 and as cold as five above back in 1963. 67 was the two degree guarantee today. the weather through the day. it was fair weather cloud cover at times and then a lot of sun. if we had even more sun we would have warmed up even more. ocean city n is beautiful down here at the beach. a lot people walking the boardwalk with temperatures over 60 degrees, even beach side, that was a very nice day for february. highs today you can see mid60s. yeah, way above average and as we come out just a little wider temperatures haven't fallen much. they will fall through the 50s through the rest of the evening. only extreme western maryland in to the 40s right now and winds right now very light, and changing. i point them out because they will ramp you through the day tomorrow, high wind watch in effect already for carroll, weste

they treat us like family and reassure in a very nice way that we are just going to continue tour and we will not hurt you. >> their cap tide wanted -- cap tide wanted to exchange the tourists for some of their tribesmen. >> we drove two hours away from where they pick us up, and then they brought something to snack on, like date and cheeses and bread. >> after driving their can'tors around for six hours and feeding them again, they were later released unharmed. >> they were very nice. it depends how you talk to them. talk to them with your heart. >> she says she has led pilgrimage tours to egypt for 35 years without incident. she told the police and the governor of the area that the kidnapping should serve as a lesson to authorities. they need to protect the tourists if the want to protect their tourism. >> a major water pipeline break in fremont forced evacuation of four homes in the warm springs neighborhood west of interstate 680. sergio quintana joins us live from fremont. >> reporter: right now crews in this neighborhood are basically on a cleanup mission. look down the street a

but it's not very nice. and he wishes he was out here. this weather has been something else. >> are we going to hit 70 today? >> very close. i wouldn't be surprised if we pop a couple of 70s somewhere. lots of sunshine this afternoon. gorgeous today. hazy sunshine over the bay. temperatures just beginning to warm up a bit outside as numbers popping up really into the 50s and -- well, we'll see 60s popping up as well as we're going to expect plenty of sunshine throughout the afternoon hours and some places getting near 70 degrees. headed outside today, hazy conditions, looking toward mount diablo. sunshine with some mild temperatures. maybe some patchy fog overnight tonight into the valleys. otherwise the weekend looks like it's going to stay dry if you have some plans and looks like it's going to stay mild. that ridge continuing to slide in overhead keeping the weekend safe from rain but that will likely change toward next week. a couple of systems developing off the coast will push in possibly some rain as early- morning as monday night a

looks very nice from new york to philly down towards the southeast, as well.sunshine here. so good news for traveling here. we are going to be tracking wet weather across portions of western texas, around albuquerque a few showers for you and tracking unsettled conditions in the pacific northwest, from seattle into portland. seattle's high, 55 degrees. later this afternoon, 40 degrees in chicago. mid 50s in atlanta. that's not too far off the average and upper forts in new york city. we'll watch another system heads towards the northeast in chicago. detroit, as well. we have no snow on the ground, so this has been a mild winter with hardly any snow in the forecast. look for rain showers from louisville southward. texas still needing the rain, so that's nice to see. atlanta, a dry day for friday. we are expecting some much cooler air to work in for the weekend. speaking of that, you can see it starting to come down from the canadian border. minneapolis on friday, a high of only 14 degrees. snow this go around as it heads into the northeast for the weekend. ther

the person was very nice and nothing happened. i e-mail eric mar., and the mayor's office -- supervisor mar: i know that they said they had methods to try to address it right away. sometimes the speakers are dealing with other things. >> we could hear the music with an hour -- we could not even listen to television, it was so loud in our place. i have a solution, the entertainment commission has a sound engineer and they should go through them. the entertainment commissioner engineers should be in charge of the sound, so that there is an independent. even the police, when i call, they have no say in the sound, because it is issued by park in iraq. i think there needs to be some control of the south. i am happy to have them. but we need to do something about the sound. [tone] supervisor mar:. and you. next speaker? >> i reside at 19th avenue. regarding the concert, there are two distinct problems. with regards to the noise pollution, it has to be acknowledged that the sound is designed to be felt, as much as listened to. there is a

we're looking at the capitol, and it is a very nice night out there right now. we're looking at cloud cover, but temperatures well above where they should be this time of year. 56 was the high temperature today, the 11th day above average this month. we're at day 14, so just amazing how many days we've been above average not just this month but this entire winter. everybody is continuing to ask where's the snow? i don't think we'll see any over the next couple of days but maybe the next four to five. 45 out there right now. winds are calm. the average high temperature is 47, so we're two degrees below the average high at 11:00 at night. a very nice and mild night aacross the area. 41 in martinsburg and 41 in leesburg. 51 degrees towards fred driksburg. some of the colder spots at 37 degrees. temperatures around the region are warmer around the east of the the mountains. pittsburgh is only 39 and columbus only 36. the coldest air cannot make its way over the mountains, and we do warm up quickly along the piedmont here and along the tidal water this afternoon. the

. >> translator: this tree is very nice if we leave it as it is, small branchs will sprout. >> reporter: the trees don't need intense labor or even much space to grow. that's specially beneficial for some. this woman is a rice farmer. her daughter has a birth defect blamed on wartime defoliants. the wood seeds offer a glimmer of hope. >> translator: life has been tough, but when i received the seedlings, i thought i'll be better able to support my child. >> reporter: it's a promising market. the trees are now exported to be used in herbal medicines. for vietnam suffering the harsh legacies of war, these trees offer a better hope of a future. >> reporter: that's going to wrap up our special series on the challenges and opportunities faced by emerging central vietnam and we'll keep you informed as the region moves forwards and towards the economic development forefront here in southeast asia. thank you very much for joining us. >> today on the road ahead, we meet a film maker who shot a documentary in japan evoking nature's power to destroy and renew. lucy walker filmed the tsunami and th

it is a very, very nice place. have a very nice, but very green at the moment. surely that cannot be good for business. and how best skiing fit the image anyway? it is a rural paradise, ad lib vacation homes, remote tiny villages, waves breaking along the rugged romantic coastline. five years ago, they had the idea of constructing a slope. rock formations on the coast are steep, but 200 meters to short for a normal ski slope. the european union granted funds amounting to 50,000 euros, but there was also criticism of the project in faraway brussels. indeed, a drive-through reveals a mainly flat landscape, but the mayor of the island has given her support to the project. >> of course the project makes sense. if you look at the criteria for subsidies, you see they are designed to promote development in rural areas and guaranteed farmers and income that goes beyond agriculture. >> in the summertime, the island is full of tourists, but what about the winter? if fishing, but a farming, most of the hotels and restaurants are closed. the ski slope itself may not create

of the practice of giving gifts among heads of state. >> well, it was very nice.or us, it was a little embarrassing. you were limited as to what you could give financially. >> dollarwise? >> yeah. >> do you remember what the element was? >> gosh, i think it was $100 or something. they gave us beautiful, beautiful things. you felt a little self-conscious. >> did you get involved in picking the gifts yourself? >> to give to them? >> uh-huh. >> sure, yes. >> do you remember a gift you gave somebody else? >> i can't remember. i don't remember. i just remember it was hard to keep within the limits. >> what's this big photograph over here. >> the big photograph. >> arrival of somebody -- >> it's an arrival ceremony. >> did you go to those? >> yes. there i am. yes, i did. i went to all of them. >> did you enjoy those? >> yes, they were fun. yes. >> when you had a head of state visiting, did you do your own briefing to get up to speed on who they were? >> well, somebody would give me a briefing. but after the arrival ceremony, you bring -- the man would go with ronnie to

so very nice through friday, a little colder tonight but still above freezing downtown. grab your sunglasses tomorrow. you'll need a light jacket and the clouds will return for the weekend as we get a little storm from the southern plains. for tonight partly cloudy, a bit colder, probably a one blanket night, winds out of the northwest at 10. by morning mostly sunny, chilly, 30s and 40s, light wind, need your sunglasses. by afternoon mostly sunny, pleasant, high temperatures in the low 50s. i think a light jacket will do you and the good news is winds will be light tomorrow afternoon. so those low 50s will feel rather comfortable. let's talk about the day planner. we'll break it down. 30s to start at 6:00. you'll need a light jacket to start, noon sunshine, 47 to 51 and by evening 49 to 54, another nice day. next three days clouds start moving in on saturday, some light rain possible saturday evening, temps around 50, rain saturday night into sunday morning, temperatures holding near 50 on sunday. some indication of colder air coming in we talked about yesterday. if this

, you literally can raise money for charities you're interested in by just showing up, so that's very nice. i mean, i've done three or four just this last couple weeks for children in distress and different groups that really just by showing up, that's nice. we're a great country to former presidents and wives. >> we sure are. that's great too. >> go on. >> it's very normal. we have a very normal life now. no more saisons in the living room. >> darn! >> but it's terrific, too. i mean i think you know when inaugurated that four years later you move out, and i think there's a certain anticipation, really, at the end where you start looking at the next part of your life. isn't like you think, i wish i could stay one more day, so it's pretty nice to be in a normal situation again and go for walks and do the things that i didn't do that often when i lived there. >> president carter and president ford, as some people know, became good friends in later years, and at president ford's funeral, president carter was one of the eulogists and it talked about a cartoon in the new yorker that the two got

and then we jump to the 60s on thursday, a very nice day. friday also warm about 60. with a late shower or more likely friday night into saturday. could be some thunder even mixed in on saturday and then back in the 40s sunday and monday and maybe even a few flurries and snow showers sunday night into monday morning. we are not done. 9news now at noon returns right after this short break. >>> all right, today on one-on- one with dr. nicholas by ljy and we are talking about heart disease did you know that heart disease causes more deaths than other diseases and more women die from heart disease than any other condition. most people don't understand that. it's interesting. we didn't look at women when we thought of heart disease like we looked at men, did we? >> no unfortunate. they are underrepresented in the vast majority of the medical literature looking at this. up until recently they really been excluded from a lot of the studies. >> and i think do you treat women differently than men? >> their symptoms tend to be different. oftentimes they are a lot more subtle. i