daniel: 4:00 on this monday, october 5. hope you had a great weekend. i am daniel miller. catherine: i am catherine parrotta in for julie grauert. dry to start the week. that is pretty nice. shiri spear with the forecast. shiri: good morning, guys. so much rain and clouds that it is nice to see we will brighten up. it comes at a cost. the cost is the temperature. 49 in norwood. worcester down to 45 degrees. 34 degrees right now in keene, new hampshire. north and west of boston. for north and west into southern vermont and southern new hampshire. looking for patchy frost and breeze from concord new hampshire northward. 7 a.m. you can see anywhere from the middle 50s on the cape and islands to upper 40s in boston to upper 30s in nashua. it is mostly upper 50s at lunchtime. the thickest clouds over southeastern massachusetts with north and west of boston we do brighten up nicely through the day today. 58 to 64 for your range of high 58 to 64 for your range of highs. when we a
south shore. 58 to 64 degrees. most clouds in southeastern massachusetts. a little more sunshine north. i will tell you when we kick those clouds for good coming up. catherine parrotta with the live drivetime traffic. a look at the map. no too many problems. 128 to 93 as you are coming from the north into the city. you are in the green. it is smooth sailing there. as you move just slightly west of the city. the pike 495. no problems to speak of right now. we wanted to give you a look at the expressway through dorchester. traffic moving fine. and not too much of it out there at this early hour. a look at some of those drive times. the pike will take you 12 minutes. on route 9 it will take from you 128 from peabody to the weston tolls. a 22-minute ride. gene and sara, back over to you. thank you, catherine. developing this morning the coast guard continues to search for a ship that disappeared during hurricane joaquin. some members of the crew, rath remember from new engl
shiri: yeah, so we have got quite the range in temps. this is what we are talking about. 34 in keene right now. 44 in lawrence. 45 in worcester. to 49 degree in boston. then we have got those 50s in preliminary mostly cloudy and taunton. hyannis at 56 hyannis at 56. nantucket at 59. we have a 24-degree temperature range from the cape all the way up into southwestern new hampshire. 8 a.m. rolls around, i am not expecting very much of a warm-up, but we will have a lot of low and mid-50s on the map from boston southward. you are still going to be in the 50s and that is also where we have thicker clouds today. a lot of our cloud cover will hang tight south of the mass pike, and with it, we have this slight risk of a passing shower today. best chance of that would be for the south shore. we will keep an eye on that, but definitely more clouds southeast and more breaks in the cloud cover to the north and west of boston. 58 to 64. it will continue to brighton brighten and warm up
no, not so warm right now. still, i got 30s on the map now, we are talking some 70s in a couple of days and nice warm-up and 49 right now in boston, lawrence 45, 40 in manchester, new hampshire and flip side middle 50s cape and depending where you are you have mild temperatures south of boston and to the north and west of boston definite nip in the air this morning, 9:00 a.m. temperaturewise still in the 40s and 50s and still a lot of clouds south of boston and north of boston partly cloudy and northern mass, southern new hampshire, central massachusetts and noon time today, upper 50s, do is for almost everybody, but the clouds uthsoutheastern massachusetts where we have the very slight chance of passing shower and talk more about that coming up in a couple minutes but 58 to 64, what you re dressing for here this afternoon and let s get you out to door though we have catherine parrotta now traffic. how are roads looking, catherine. all the major roads kind of sluggish and
mr. dewar. [speaking french] the guest of honor has arrived, french president francois hollande greeted by the president and the first lady. this is the seventh state dinner were official visit for the obama administration. we will take you to the south lawn pavilion, a tent that is turned into a springlike display. first, we will take a look inside a state dinner as part of our coverage here on c-span2. we will tell you what it is like to be invited to these expose of affairs and will get the role of first ladies over the years. we will have a conversation with julianna smoot who serve in the obama administration. we want to begin with the perspective of james fallows. as a national correspondent, you have attended three state dinners. what are they like? they are interesting and fun. ach dinner, there was sprinkling of journalists, usually people who of some connection to the country are being invited. i ve been to the ones for korea. for china recently and then for c