Amelia draper joins us now, and the word is what, brrr . Yeah, absolutely, chris. As we look to the end of 2017 and 2018. The weather storys really all about how cold its going to be. Today we were also dealing with the wind. Thankfully right now theyre continuing to die down. Take a look earlier. People along the national mall, the christmas tree, the ellipse. Definitely bundled up. You can see hats and gloves, scarfs, the whole nine yards. And as youre heading out early tomorrow morning, its going to be a cold start. Take a look. High temperatures today. Upper 30s and low 40s across the area. And by the way, i hope youre having a wonderful holiday. 41 degrees was the High Temperature in washington. Right now weve fallen down to 32 with some cloudiness out there. Tomorrow morning 7 00 a. M. Its a chilly start. 24 degrees. Thats in washington. So in the more rural locations, the suburbs, youre going to start off the day with temperatures right around 20 degrees. And it will be a bit br
First, crab fries, masks. Cool kid at school if they have one. Sue, i necessity we have a good forecast for the weekend, is that right. That is right, been kelly, forecast is holding out we have been promising Better Weather for weekend and that is what we will get. It is already crazy out there, wow. Eight out of 10 is your number today. National popcorn day, may go well with the crab fries wind chills are in the teens, this morning, and, lets check radar, we dont need to check radar, 23 degrees in philadelphia, feels like 15, sunrise time 7 19, and if you can see it is a good idea to dress for those temperatures in the teens. Feels like 18 in wildwood and 13 in reading. After that cold start though 44 degrees is our high, sunny skies, seasonable for this time of the year after the very cold day we had yesterday , overnight low, from approaching freezing. That is Getting Better as well how warm or mild will it get over weekend. We will let you know coming up in the seven day forecast
We anticiated but certainly as snug back and forth we go. And this guy has stepped it up in the second half. Dorian pickens showing you his versatility with daejon davis tweaking an ankle or foot, not playing at all in the second half. Pickens has manned the point and made some buckets. Brad 10 on the shot clock. This guy has been sensational all day. Quiet in the second half. Missed the jump hohook. Humphrey had it blocked missed the jump hook. Humphrey had it blocked by ayton. Clark big time play by deandre ayton. Brad trier, three. Ayton tips it on to himself again. Trier from a different spot. Still no good. Reid travis. Another rebound. Were down to 2 40. Clark love the fact there was no foul called there on ayton. Everybody thinks you get a rebound from behind and you come over the back not always. Brad trier got that one in traffic. He comes down one on four. Reid travis. Clark god looking shot. Stanford slow forget back and getting matched up and alkins had a freethrow line jum
Good evening welcome to the u. S. New York Historical society i am thrilled to welcome you here to the auditorium. This Evenings Program is presented in conjunction with our exhibition of 1945 vietnam war that i hope you have had a chance to see but if not it is on view through april 22 so i hope you will return during using them hours to see that. Our story is a lecture on leadership and to create this series five years ago as a permanent way to honor too great americans including David Petraeus who want a history maker award in 2013 i would like to thank mr. Herzog from the new York Historical and general petraeus for his leadership and for the generous participation over the past four years when this illustrious lecture series. [applause] i would like to thank and recognize our trustees and the chair for all she has done on behalf of this Great Institution and also the chair susan. Also migrate colleague for the programs he will hear tonight at the close but this Evenings Program pr
U. S. New York Historical society i am thrilled to welcome you here to the auditorium. This Evenings Program is presented in conjunction with our exhibition of 1945 vietnam war that i hope you have had a chance to see but if not it is on view through april 22 so i hope you will return during using them hours to see that. Our story is a lecture on leadership and to create this series five years ago as a permanent way to honor too great americans including David Petraeus who want a history maker award in 2013 i would like to thank mr. Herzog from the new York Historical and general petraeus for his leadership and for the generous participation over the past four years when this illustrious lecture series. [applause] i would like to thank and recognize our trustees and the chair for all she has done on behalf of this Great Institution and also the chair susan. Also migrate colleague for the programs he will hear tonight at the close but this Evenings Program program will last about an hou