thank you noah i'd like to introduce a i don't know veteran of the girlfriend war and leader of veterans at san francisco state university roanoke illinois (clapping) i want to thank and welcome general mississippi i do not and secretary shurlt and senate feinstein and our honored guests from the armed services my colleagues from the veteran organizations such the american lesion and the veterans of foreign wars and swords to flou employ shares your new it generation of the san francisco state university when i work for and work with everyday dedication of this monument was intended to honor and went who, who gave the ultimate surface we went our brave men and women who figure out on behalf of the nation abrade it will contain scared soils from the hills and valleys of upper europe from central america to the conflicts happening in the deserts scared soil and many monument will give voice to those who are lost the irony although i've served e served in the army and prepared for battle my desert is colorado springs my junldz were the sweltering summers of south carolina but nevertheless,

did you know noah goldstein? i had him for 2 classes. you saw the reports. you never said anything! like what? "hey, guys, i'm not gay, but i did your suspect"? i was embarrassed. it was the only time i'd been with a woman. she's really sick, you know. do you know what she's doing? she knows i went to berkeley, that i knew noah. she makes up this story about me. she's handing you somebody who's obsessed with her. she doesn't even know you. she told me about a lisa hoberman. she knows you'd find out who lisa hoberman is. did she tell you casually, make it seem irrelevant? i mean, did she tell you in bed, nick? that's what i'd do. why'd you change your name? i got married. he called me beth. he was on staff at the clinic in salinas. didn't last long. nick, do you really think i could kill someone? i never even met johnny boz. and nilson-- what motive would i have to kill nilson? you should get that lock fixed. she's evil! she's brilliant! did i scare you? i wanted to surprise you. what's wrong? i found lisa hoberman. oh, you did? what's she doing? oh, you're not going to tell me what

first monday of the month so it will be december 1st and the place will be announced and we'll let you noah know ahead of time. on january the 6th we're going to be inviting dave kurto, he's already committed to coming and talk about contracts and how to work better between the cbo's and the departments and see if we can work out some of the glitches that have come up over the years. so very exciting, there's a lot going on, we have a busy crew doing all this subcommittee work and budgetary work. so lots to come. any questions? thank you. >> thank you. okay, next we have a by laws committee report and i think we have some copies, i will give that report. we met and went over our bylaws. i will tell you where there were changes. i have about three or four copies, i hope i don't have the wrong copy, but anyway, i'm going to take the one that i have marked. >> i ask a clarifying question, you say you met, how many people were there when you meet. >> each committee that's what's in the bylaws and we'll go over that. >> no, you were talking about this committee, the committee, the pars3 bylaw co

first monday of the month so it will be december 1st and the place will be announced and we'll let you noah know ahead of time. on january the 6th we're going to be inviting dave kurto, he's already committed to coming and talk about contracts and how to work better between the cbo's and the departments

so if you are looking for something to do, maybe you noah kid who loves weather. want to see them tomorrow at the cbs-3 kid caster auditions, they can show off their forecasting skills, at the plymouth meeting mall, you can just head to our website, head to center court between noon and 3:00 and they might even see themselves here on "eyewitness news". again, everything you need to know on cbsphilly.com/kid caster. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, you know your commute right now not awful. but regional rail lines have been affected because of the weather, we will talk about that in a second. but getting outside, see how you're doing on the road. take a look at 95. this shot here, 95, right at girard avenue. you can notice the skyline in the back there. i think we have the best skyline ever. but that's just me. anyway, 59 looks great in either direction. northbound, southbound commuting both moving well even throughout the construction zones. now that will change as we get closer to rush hour. but as of right now, great, take a look at

. >> you noah lot about world records. you are a title holder yourself. we have tape of one of them. can we see. >> the most adam apple bobs in an hour, tom shillue. on your mark, get set, go. >> now, imagine if you had to do that for 34 hours. >> i know, i know, i had trouble getting 30 seconds. it gets tired. >> i can imagine. the old double-a. as a world record holder, do you have any advice? >> i have the world record -- i held a world record for the longest stand up comedy show. we were there for -- we were there for a couple days. he doesn't tell the weather. he yaps. then there are things spinning behind him. i don't think he is a real weather man. he is a fun guy. >> he points out a map and reads on the prompter. >> the only meteorologist on this table when you are delivering the weather what if you have the urge to use the restroom? >> i don't know. around around hour 30 all sorts of things will happen to al roker. i feel like weather is something you can sum up. >> apparently they are having people who will tweet in questions and they are going

looking for something to do, maybe you noah kid who loves the werth. bring them on out. we would love to see them tomorrow at the cbs-3 kid caster auditions show off the skills, go to center court between noon and 3:00. might even see themselves here on "eyewitness news", put everything, or we have put everything you need to know on cbsphilly.com. /kid caster. always fun event, always a great turn out, too. >> great job. >> hey, young lady, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, traffic wise, i would say that it is a typical rush hour commute. overnight, affecting mass transit. we'll talk about that in a second. talking about the schuylkill expressway, you know the schuylkill already bad. friday morning, where are we, about 7:30, almost at 7:30, not that far away. if you are traveling in the westbound direction of the schuylkill expressway, unfortunately penndot swung this camera around. if you are traveling westbound, on 76, weaver disable vehicle, not too far away from south street. and it is compromising a lane, that westbound delay, stemming back

is your day you've gone through many trails and difficulties i had the privilege of going with you and noah i'm so excited until i know what to do many people are so excited they don't know what to do for 50 years i've lived at hunters point and parroted for 4 seven years i've worked in some relationship with the shipyard and point plans over the thirty some odd years and to be here at 83 years old soon to be 84 next year to see the coming to pass of the 32 percent housing we've talked about in this project all of the unemployment i've read in the paper a few days to go one time in our community it was around thirty percent another said 20 it's down to 11 percent. (clapping.) and took to hear the mayor say this program the 50 percent of this community will be going to the people of bay area hunters point shipyard and my bros we can't have a world war leadership in a community except you have a world-class district like loicht e bayview hunters point this is do go to go o blartd you've heard people talk about the crime ridden neighborhood this particular project has totally destroyed that we

let's start with you, noah, you are playing charlie brown. >> yes. >> hundreds of kids tried out.anuts fan? >> yeah, i love peanuts. >> it's great. hadley, you are playing lucy, she is a little bossy? >> yes. >> are you bossy? >> i'm not bossy, but she's persistent and she stands up for what she believes in, i think i am like her in those ways. >> you sound just like her, you are persistent and strong is there thank you. >> alex, you are playing linus. he always brings his security blanket. did you have something you used to carry around with you as well? >> no, but i am like linus in other ways, they tell me i think of the bigger picture and charlie brown is picked on. >> you cheer them up. good for you. this is some of the great kids, all the kids over here, take a look around again. you guys, i can't wait. i got another year to wait for this movie. november, 2015. >> when it comes out, it will be huge. >> thank you so much. fantastic. "the peanuts movie" as you mentioned will be in theaters not until next november 3rd, next year. coming up next, top dog, one of the most incredi

i can never get -- obviously, yow anne, you do noah lot about wines. >> i do. >> you should be proud of that. i am not in that class and i refuse to have mixed drinks or anything but beer. i don't want anyone making a presentation. even though at ben sh -- bennigans they told us to put the towel over the arm. >> you would think it is a tax or box. >> if you order wine at bennigan's you are not classy. >>> a new study claims that sad songs can [bleep] were interested in finding out what makes melancholy music so appealing. and they found listening to downer music can trigger partially wonder. this makes sense for a bunch of reasons. if you are sad and listen to sad music you think i am not the only one who is sad. >> yeah. they said the tempo has to do with it. but i think it is the lyrics. when you can relate to the spirit. adele is my spirit animal. a lot of depressed times were spent with her. one day my pain will get me that too. >> i think this could be in the sucks to be you factor. >> you are like, well, my life isn't great, but i wasn't involved inked mopped fits gerald. duke

. >> noah: you know, you and mom just must have got your wires crossed. >> nick: how? i told your mother i was gonna come home and drive us all to

you. can i have the recipients remain standing turn around and face the audience those are your heros and our award he's for the san francisco police commission noah valley (clapping) thank you ladies and gentlemen, you can take our seats that concludes the presentation part of the chief of police would like to say a couple of words in closing and i have announcement. >> well, i hope we've made our point congratulations to all of the metal winners i don't know wife given that many gold metals out you will have to go back to the jim if we can close in a mom of silence for jim thank you and if you said i know we're going to have to retrieve the colors please keep the officers all the men and women and first responders in this country in the armed services around the world in our prayers and thoughts thank you. (clapping.) >> so i would be remiss if i didn't thank the families and friends that support those officers give yourselves a round of applause (clapping) and also after the presentation or retrieve of flag the chief and this staff will be around if you want to take photos and refreshments so can we all rise for the retrieval of the flag. >> pr

bank was generous enough to set up a memorial fund for us, which we turned into my son noah's college fund. >> you have a page set up on facebook? >> we have a facebook page we dedicated to andrew. we also want to focus not only on andrew but at veterans that died in combat and service and we want to advocate against drunk driving. >> so your advice for people who might the about drinking and driving. >> i would say to be responsible, that the risk of drinking and driving is not worth i. to think about not only yourself and your safety, but others and how it can affect the family, leak us, if a sense. >> forever. >> forever. >> and the facebook page, we'll put the banner on the screen to let people know about what you are doing. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. thank you. >> and we have to take a break we are really appreciate julie's story. we're going to hear from a local police department about the close connection between alcohol and crime. so stay with us. we'll be right back. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you liv

noah kaminsky. it sounds like you change your name from noah kaminsky to neil diamond. [ laughter ] noah kaminsky. >was -- eice cherry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ice cherry? >> e-i-c-e. it was something from elvis or something? i don't know where it came from. >> jimmy: eice cherry. >> yes. >> jimmy: i think there's a a drag queen downtown named eice. [ laughter ] you couldn't legally take that name. >> my life would have been completely turned around. i wouldn't have been here. >> jimmy: that's right. and we're happy to have you here. >> you would never have had me here. >> jimmy: thank you. congrats on the new album here. this comes out tuesday. >> yes. >> jimmy: and what song are you playing first tonight? >> well, i'll do a song called "something blue." and it's a real fun song. and i like it. >> jimmy: that's it. >> i'm looking forward to doing it. >> jimmy: let's do it. here we go. >> alright. >> jimmy: neil diamond, "melody road" will be out tuesday, october 21st. eice cherry, ladies and gentlemen! >> yes! >> jimmy: eice cherry will be performing for us after the break. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

you know, you could have a movie like "noah" may work on visual level, may work on level of thrilling doesn't work in terms of being faithful to the actual text of the scripture from which it came, the bible, then you've got a group of the audience who will be very unhappy with that because to them the message is much more important than the images. and so, what i try to do is make movies that are, that are true to the faith, that are true to what it is really all about, and present it in a fresh way. and i think that's, that's what will always work. i, i hope that i have done that with "saving christmas." the response so far is that people come out of the theaters, in our test screenings, laughing. they say i loved that. it was sop fun. i learned things that i never really knew, especially about santa claus, christmas trees and the nativity. melissa: your movie only comes two weeks. two-weaken gangment. what is the business strategy behind that? >> wealth business strategy is i don't have a $100 million to keep it in theaters for six weeks. so -- melissa: that is pretty straightforwa

what an spent experience. >> thank you, angela. >> me and my friend, noah. cted. >> that's okay. we'll stay connected for a while. i owe you one. >> don't you worry about that. >> we all owe noah one. >> hey, guys -- i got to -- hey. >> oh! >> and all the way down. the first 10,000 feet, and then on the ground we lose stream. anyway, she's back. denise says she's back. what do you want to say, ginger? >> i think she was going to tell you all that you should also try this. i think that's it. >> i was the one who pulled the plug on that. >> george. what did you want to there, ginger? >> whenever we do anything in the army worth recognition, we get a certificate worthy of framing. being army strong, going through the train. and just giving it your all is nothing short that have. on behalf of the golden knights and u.s. army, thank you for the support you give us and all the service members. thank you for everything you do. you can lie to people and say that picture right there is us. all right? so awesome job. >> thank you for everything you guys do. >> and bein

you know, i noah loft people aren't totally pumped or psched about this cold weather forecast, but the ski lovers, absolutely are, i can't forget about the snow here, make that snow. making it pretty much all morning. watching them do it all morning lock here at jack frost, big boulder carbon county now that said we're seeing some the nature made white stuff coming down across buffalo, they just had bands and bands of this heavy snow coming in over the last several hours. and they continue to see it coming down heavily here, where they are picking up several feet of snow before it is all said and done. all wind enhanced, straight up westerly win here, but here at home, we've gotting in but clear skies, perhaps you see flurry up in the poconos, i wouldn't be surprised by that but that's it as far as we are concerned here today with any kind of precipitation. meanwhile the rest of us, again, expect bright sunshine all day today. blustery conditions, though, with that wind continue here, just not getting any precipitation out of it, wind chills remain in the teens as a result here. even c

noah house, a residential house in tampa. >> they help ex-offenders get a fresh start in life. they help you to stay straight. i wanted to stay straight. i didn't want to go back to prison. i always participated. so they finally gave me a job. my title is peer advocate. i help ex-offenders. >> jones was doing well. he said he would ride his bicycle to various other halfway houses to recruit others. but eight months in his parole things went horribly wrong one day when he decided to take a shortcut home through a large hole in a fence. >> i didn't know that that was a crime to cross over the railroad tracks because the whole neighborhood goes through that way, back and forth, back and forth. children go to school that way. i see grown folks going through that way all the time. >> a police officer saw jones cut through the hole and cited him. when he discovered jones was on parole, he arrested him. >> out of all these years that i was on drugs, i was finally clean, doing good, and all of a sudden, bam, back in jail. i hurt my mama again, you know. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped but because he w

in terms of noah, what do you think was at stake? >> i don't know what was at stake. sometimes it could be trying out the defenses on a lot of different senses. we see a lot of breaches from the banks, post office and noah. and there seems to be less and less control that we have over the infrastructure that is in. so one needs to wonder is this a first stage in trying to gather information, a stage in trying to place back doors into some of the systems that may be useable to get further into some of this. >> how well equipped are these agencies in coping with the threats? >> some of these agencies should be well equipped. when you have public facing websites there'll be a vulnerability, no system is secure. you need to design your systems to provide stronger isolation from those parts for things that might be public facing. and those that are critical. president obama stated that cyber security was on the zennezenne zenneda -- agenda when he met with xi jinping. >> i think there are a couple of security issues. certainly, there is likely to be cooperation around step

and i think that people are understanding that those biblical themes that you see even with noah and and these things, it's always resonated with people. all the -- >> why -- >> kill the dragon, get the girl, all the hero movies, all the movies that people are thrilled by ultimately stem back to some of those ancient stories that you find in scriptures. >> uh-huh. >> it still, like, shocks people. matthew mcconaughey's been one of the big actors who's recently publicly made his faith very clear, gwen stefani talking about praying. it still seems like it shocks people when they go there, wouldn't you say? >> it may shock people because it was so politically incorrect, but when you finally realize that, you know, movies that the whole family can go see and movie ises i think, again, naturally thrill the human heart, that's why we love those movies. and now people are coming out saying, hey, there's a whole audience that's been underserved. i've just been keeping quiet over here, but this is what i'm all about. and i think we're going to see more and more of that, and that's good, becau

what's the old saying, you do the crime, you've got to do the time. >> but jones had his supporters at the hearing as well, including lolita brown. his supervisor at the noah we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> mr. jones, it states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones's probation officer to weigh in. >> well, given that this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement. had he been convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> i know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of

. >> you find noah says we live with homospecies and theization is the blink of the eye and this is ansciousness can be accessed by children. >> it's a take on the pied paper? >> yes. she's enjoying the book because she feels it's inculcating with important information. >> it's allegory for kids and she feels she's getting adult words of a good kind. >> why did you want to write a children's book? >> the pied piper is a disruptive force. when the rats come into hamlin it means dirty and disruption entered into the world. pied piper with as a force for order and reason but the pipe when the character plays a musical instrument, whether it's orpheus in greek mythology or krishna in hindu, mind all material information there is a sublime divine realm. we know this from quantum physics, all of the stuff we see emerges from a word harder for us to know with our material senses. the piper demonstrates this. >> who would have guessed that russell brand's draw on the show would have a discussion of the existential and metaphysics, these two are talking about you like a piece of cheese before

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and it is apparently good thank you food as well. 10-year-old noah michaelis brought a stack of pizzasyesterday to thank firefighters for supporting her efforts to raise money to fight congenital heart disease. >> it's an inspiration. we talk about community relations with the fire service, and she makes it very easy. here's a very articulate, very mature young lady who's raising money for her cause, and it was a good thing for the fire department to get involved. >> the firefighters were regular customers at noah's lemonade stand, which was right around the corner from their station. she began her fund-raising efforts following her three open heart surgeries back in 2009. how sweet is that? that's cute. good for the firefighters, too. >>> 7 on your side's mikel finney here answering questions sent in by facebook, twitter, and e-mail. rebecca e-mailed my neighbors and i received a religious book in our mailboxes today. there's no postage or addressee or addressor. is this legal? >> no. post office boxes on your home are only for your mailbox. are only for you and the mail. no one else

. >> you did say your son was quizzing you on truman's vice president. >> my son noah would like to quiz me on trivia about presidents. that's how i got trained to do the book. so i had to think a lot of different ways how do you measure what is a forgotten president? and so in the course of trying to figure out that question, i went through a lot of different possibilities and ended up seizing on a few. one of them was for example looking at the history books that are used in middle school and high school. turns out north carolina state has a wonderful library there with all the books used in school. and so we went and read every line of every history book, encoded them to figure out which presidents were mentioned the least. we even have a chart on the back as to who comes out at the bottom of that. then we also looked at major research libraries. what books did they carry? what books don't they carry? again, we determined who is at the bottom? who's at the top? we came up with a ranking of presidents basically. who is the most remembered? i'll ask you that in a second. who is the leas

knows how to communicate with the members of the counsel, not just when you need them to vote on issues. >> reporter: councilmember noah >> at the end of the day, the city council controls the budget, it's going to take a team effort, otherwise, we'll be hit and missing like we have for the last 12 years. >> reporter: in downtown oakland, voters are hopeful. >> somebody new comes in, and maybe do something different. >> reporter: at her event, schaaf rode in a fire breathing snail. one fiery example of the creativity of the city. in oakland, john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> runner up, rebecca kaplan released a statement this afternoon, congratulating libby schaaf. her tweet said i'm excited to partner with her on a variety of ways for the city both she and i love. >>> california is the only state on the west coast where rec wational marijuana is not legal. voters in oregon, and alaska, as well as washington, d.c., all passed propositions to legalize marijuana for people 21 and older. a former california police officer who is now an advocate for the cannabis industry was already lobbying to support the recreationa

you had hoped it would be. >> victor: mnh-mnh. i'd hoped that at least noah and summer would have showed up. >> nikki: noah has a lot to sort

you know, i could watch this over and over again. >> noah's "noah k.very day" photography project is still a work in progress. since he started back in january 2000, noah has only missed 22 photos. according to his website, noah plans to release a new "noah k. every day" on the video's ten-year anniversary, and he hopes to continue photographing himself every day for the rest of his life. >>> coming up -- a bride can't stop laughing during her wedding vows. >> oh, gosh. here she goes again. >>> and a little boy can't remove his finger from his baby brother's mouth. >> ow. ouch, charlie. >>> when "caught on camera: viral videos - millions served" continues. so brushing doesn't scratch gums and angled perfectly, to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools, so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle clai

you areas. >> the d.n.a. abstracted is compared with known samples at the lab. it's known as a noah's ark. >> the freezers behind us are tissues. there's tissue, egg, bone, it's the sauce material for getting the d.n.a. >> the lab identified 37 horns trafficked as rhinoceros. it's one victory in the battle to save them. in 2013 alone. poachers killed more than 1,000 rhinos, a record high, and whopping 50% increase over the previous year. >> people have to understand what danger the creatures are in. rhinos are gone. i don't think they stand a chance. they are worth too much. how do you deal with that? >> reporter: coming up, the carrs plead guilty, but does the punishment amount to more than a slap on the wrist? >> reporter: rhinos are being hunted to extinction. defenseless against a crime that values the animals horns more than the species itself. here at the lab that could come out of c.s.i. the tv show, here they are helping to put traffickers behind bars. the lab analysed dozens of coins in a swimming case against jimmy and felix carr. they were among thousands of its the lab inv

despite the early big snow storm noah is predicting this winter will be fairly average. >>> we're going to tell you where and what they have to say about radiation. >>> show you a dramatic rescue. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> welcome back to the morning news. happy veteran day. it's 6:09 a.m. if you're electing to take transit, most are on a regular weekday schedule. the good news is we're not tracking any delays for the metro or bart train. >>> scientists have delected low levels of radiation off the coast of california. radiation was detected a hundred miles off the coast of eureka. this is a video of it. low levels won't post a risk to human health or marine live. so far

you so much for that. producer's in our ear talking about some taylor swift mash-up. i have no idea. >> with the rapper? >> yeah. let's keep talking tech. internet annual noahrence kicks off today in london. execs from leading tech companies network with investors. us now, michael jackson of mangrove capital, one of the keynote speakers for the event. are you excited about what you see in front of you? >> absolutely, really exciting times for technology. the price is falling to a level where everybody can have one. we are going to see products and technology coming to people who have never had access before. that is an opportunity to build businesses in sectors that haven't seen technology yet. >> this sometimes feels like a bubble. when you look at valuations, it seems like as long as it is on your phone, it is the next big thing. to see someing massive companies come out of this sector. we are going to see industries created. that is what people are buying into now. you can get a product into the hands of billions of people. then you can have a business. --are moving into sectors music is a relatively small industry on the world level. if we look at const

you have to slow down. >> congratulations my friends. >> i appreciate it. >> reporter: and retire at 57. >> he's been a ranger from day one. i heard he was on a ranger on noah'sh. >> but he's older than all of us. >> reporter: he's lasted this long by arming himself with a smile. >> i'm 73. >> yeah you passed that. >> i'm not 70. no no. >> let's not push it here. >> reporter: and humor. now that we've made age an issue. >> well i'm 69. >> reporter: that's 69 years young. >> i don't think it's old i feel pretty good. >> reporter: eddy began his career in the summer of 69. >> that's one small step for man. >> reporter: the year man walked on the moon manson terrorized l.a. >> this picture was taken during the melee demonstrations. >> reporter: and they christened a new cop. >> we would get insults and bottles and rocks thrown at us. >> reporter: in 25 years as a park policeman, another 20 as a ranger. >> tuesday december 23rd 2003. >> reporter: sam eddie has a collection of highlights. >> i've been a climber in probably 14 or 15 cliff rescues. i used to keep count of them. i lost count. >> i was going to be on the cover. >> reporter: a post9/11 feature in the n

interesting changes in the leaves, it looks really pretty out there but noah lieutenant of them will be blowing around today and saying, you know what, we will hit pavement for a while. don't you hit the the pavement, just watch out for them, rather slippery with these leaves out there. temperatures that look like they are in the 50's are lower 40's will feel so much colder then this windy in all location is today so just make note of. that sunnies coming up early now 6:31 because we have change clocks, wind gusting to 40 miles an hour today, tonight we will get down to 32 degrees. it will be in the 20's in outlying areas, we will get frost and freeze in many locations, wind 30 miles an hour, you bundle up tonight and keep your pets as warm as you are, and as we get through tomorrow, 58 degrees, looks nice, tuesday looks better at six five wednesday on clouds but mild, 68 degrees, thursday some showers, 62. big cool down after that. should be drying out by friday and saturday, nicole. >> carol, thank you. >> 8:19. let check on the roads with ann, good morning. >> it looks like people taking over ben franklin bridge, in mor