the suburbs. wow. we are moving deeper in the fall season so every week we could be saying that, the coolest temperature of the season. yeah, yeah. this saturday kicking it off. nice finish to september, beautiful day to day with sunshine, comfortable temperatures if you like fall weather, love to take, great football weather too planning to head to the eagles game in problems there weather should not impact the game as well. a lot of sunshine. the pretty much full sunshine. tough to find clouds in the skies this morning live look at center city, up to 55 now. sun starting to warm things up, and they will happen rapidly over next few hours. north breeze at 8 miles an hour and upper 40 s in allentown and mount pocono. the mount pocono down to the upper 30 s earlier this morning. the low to mid 50 s a cross south jersey and delaware. but still in the suburbs chilly. pottstown, quakertown, mid to upper 40 s at this hour. wind direction out of the north. that wind is comi
the western slope but we are dry across the front range and eastern plains. a few showers several through to the west this morning. mesa county all the way towards the nuclear area. a light rain to get us going and temperatures will get to the low 80s once again today and we will have a lot of sunshine in denver. we will talk about the rest of the state in the moment in a moment. watching cones out there this morning. we have been watching on 285 is they do work at c4 70. no flashing lights, that is a good sign. as folks are heading out the door. a cross timber metro it is a similar situation but we do have the ramps closed as you get from santa fe and northbound to i 25. the alternate takes you to santa fe past alameda. keep that in mind if you are heading out the door in the next few minutes. we have slowing on c4 70 near to 85 and southbound as you vacation and they are found dead. one was from denver. authorities want to know what happened. the women were vacationing
hiary clinton is trying to do the same. voters are lining up at polling stations on super tuesday, on what is expected to polls show donald trump and they significant lead over his opponent and most of the 12 states and ucuses. but boosters say ose numbers might be low. there are some people who won t acknowledge they are supporting him but they can t wait to vote for him. senator ted cruz hopes to make it a two-man race. will we will see i believe it will tmp and me coming out what they significant chunk of delegates. hillary clinton is hoping to land a knockout blow from senator bernie sanders. he voted early this morning but he is looking for more than the goal today is it to end up with as many delegates as we possibly can. there are 859 delegates at stake for the democrats but polls show the lead of 20 points or more in six southern states. clinton has already focused all mac shifted some of her focus to the election. i will stand up and figig for u this
officers in their universities, officers in their colleges, officers in their departments, and when we were all in graduate school, no one ever said anything about that. none of us were trained to be department chairs, to be s, to be, to be dean presidents. we thought this would be an interesting panel that you would like because we have a number of distinguished presidents who are itians, and most of us is slightly awkward because most of us are greeting each other because we know each other as historians. we have seen drew and earl and ed on panels, giving papers. we have read their books. here they are as presidents former president of the university, president of the university, president at one of the major universities of the united states, and we don t often think about that great to what extent did the role as historians help them in their positions. we also would like to invite a conversation about higher education. these are notat easy times for higher education
and it is all systems go as far as we know. once in the air, a 60 person team in mission control in monaco takes over. there s a rest room in that plane and so he is ready to get through this multiday flight. now, this is what the plane looked like around 3:00 this morning as it was getting wheeled out of its portable hangar. it s made out of carbon fiber so light enough that crews can push it by hand. two pilots take turn flying the plane on alternate legs of the journey. this time around it is andres boshburg who suited up for the 16 hour flight to phoenix. it can fly in the air forever, powered by the sun, recharging its batteries at night and really the only thing from keeping it keeping it from doing so is the physical limitations of the pilots. they are showing that clean technology works, feasible and makes good sense. not only protecting the environment, it is mainly a way to sustain the chemical growth and job creation and profit for the industry because if you r