Change starting tomorrow. So here is the day planner for today. Today is a spare the air day. At 7 00 temperatures still in the 60s and fichts after sunrise at 6 50. Cooler at the coast. Some areas in the 60s. Coming down a lot from yesterday. But still hot inland. Temperatures hitting the upper 90s in some neighborhoods around the bay still warm as well. Mid80s at the coast some areas in 60s. Sunset at 7 19. Gorgeous evening opinion get ready for rain in the ac weather sevenday forecast, liz. Nice tease there. Well check back. And fras as frans inms. Mentioned it was a hot week. Yesterday a recordbreaking day for some parts. Abc 7 News Reporter. Chris wray at a talked about visitors now they handled the heat. How hot. It was supermot even unthe airconditioning it was still hot. It looked like the typical lazy hazy day. Except in september surprising this family from australia. A bit humid. We came from eggleson vegas but it wasnt as benes. It was really raising the water. We made the
Geoff aly myles downtown. This morning, she is checking on ice. Aly good morning. Clear roads right now, especially around here, but you can see just how cold it is. Dozens of icicles hanging off the fountain. When the waters freezing outside, it means it is possible to freeze inside your home. According to the Insurance Institute for home safety, were just a couple of degeges from the temperature alert threshold. They say at 20 degrees or below, pipes are vulnerable to freeze but it can still happen at these temperatures. The best way to tell if you have a frozen pipe is if you turn on a faucet, and only a trickle comes out. Pipes running against exterior walls or where your water enters the home through the foundation are most likely to freeze. Keeping your faucet open, applying a heated pad or hair dryer to a frozen pipe and applying heat until full water pressure is restored can help. That is the best way to avoid an expensive and messy cleanup. And if you can not thaw the pipe, ca
Mark halperin, morning joe economic analyst steve ratner, author of the book a world in disarray richard haas. Columnist and associate editor for the Washington Post, David Ignatius. Joe, i guess its good he checked. I dont know. Ill tell you why. You start adding up all the people that the president has insulted, we start with the president wanting to get tax reform done, wanting to get something done on capitol hill. You talked about bob corker, a battle with Mitch Mcconnell. Of course, a constant battle with john mccain, Susan Collins who wont be governor because shes going to stay there to fight the good fight. You can go down the line. Ben sasse. The resistance on the republican side against this insanity, this lack of conservative governance is growing. And you just have to what can this guy get done over the next 3 1 2 years . Doesnt look like a lot with him insulting a new, important senator every day. How was your weekend, by the way . Our weekend was great. We actually hosted