rebellion now and then can be a good thing. it s like a storm in the atmosphere. we have storms in our atmosphere. we ve got the weather channel so we can track them at all times, and i think we need to have kind of a political weather channel that s going to produce some higher wisdom beyond the schadenfreude of shouting out. get me off the stage. . on march 30th, 1981, a would-be asassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan two miles outside the house. del wilber, author of the near assassination of ronald reagan met us at the site to tell us his story of that day. ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. reagan, a longtime union man himself was kind of excited to give this speech. actually rewrote it by hand. 2:25, 2:26, 2:27 emerges from behind this area. this is a bunker. if you look over here you ll see the entracks, the door, a steel door. where the president left. they built this entrance specially for the president
it is cold out there. it will be a cold start but seasonal temperatures in the afternoon. let s get to the satellite- radar and show you we have a whole lot of quiet across the area. clear skies during the overnight hours and that is leading to what we call radiational cooling. temperatures across much of the region here. 35 at reagan national. we are 30 in baltimore. 28 at dulles. 27 in winchester. 39 in ocean city. off to the west and north, one again this morning, we are below freezing. partly sunny skies, seasonal temperatures. 52degrees your daytime high. that is write where we right where we should be this time of year. more in a few minutes. okay. thank you. udc president allen sessoms has been called to testify this morning about his expenses. sessoms called a news conference yesterday to defend himself. there has been some comment on how i got back which i find pretty interesting. i got back on an airplane. we spent the day there. we came back. we went to a