to be here. dry weather for tha and if you do have outdoor recreation plans for this sunday, a great day coming up. should be milder, too, than yesterday. there is a live view of the washington monument and we ve got dry pavement around the region this morning. just a few clouds coming through and temperature now 56 at naonal airport. it s in the mid-50s in prince george s, arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties. elsewhere, generally in the 50s throughout the entire region this morning here is a look out in the mountains. s a bit chilly and a few isolated locations just near 40. most locations in the low 50s to upper 40s. and on the eastern shore the low to mid0s now. over the last 12 hours we ve had some clouds coming in. high pressure has now begun to move off the atlantic seaboard so we have aouthwesterly flow that is bringing in a few clouds and we ll have those clouds this and out for this sunday. but afternoon highs climbingto the mid-70s. so a very nice day. and then
captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. it was just a little over 24 hours ago, we got our first glimpse at some of the thousands of secret iraq war documents released by the controversial website wikileaks. tonight a closer look at those pages, largely compiled from battlefield accounts is revealing a picture of the iraq war far more grim than what we were told. from a staggering civilian death toll to americans turning a blind eye to iraqi brutalities to iran s deep involvement in the conflict. they are stories that are rewriting much of the history of this war. in a moment, richard engel will tell us how it squares with what he saw on the ground, but let s begin with pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. jim, what s the pentagon s reaction? reporter: lester, pentagon officials have condemned the wikileaks release of military secrets. nearly 400,000 reports from battlefield commanders on the front lines iraq, while much has been pretty much report
captions paid for by nbc-universal television good evening. it was just a little over 24 hours ago, we got our first glimpse at the thousands of secret war documents released by wikileaks, largely compiled from battlefield accounts is revealing a picture of the iraq war far more grim than what we were told. from a staggering civilian death toll to americans turning a blind eye to iraqi brutalities to iran s deep involvement in the clon flikt, rewriting much of a history of this war. in a moment, richard engel will tell us how it squares with what he saw on the ground, but let s start with jim miklaszewski. what s the pentagon s reaction. reporter: pentagon officials have condemned the wikileaks release of military secrets. 40,000 raw reports from battlefield commanders on the front lines iraq, while much has been report to some extent it provides a deeper look into the darkest side of the iraq war. the leaked documents cover the deadliest year of the iraq war and for th
captions paid for by nbc-universal television > good evening. it was just a little over 24 hours ago, we got our first glimpse at the tusands of secret war documents released by wikileaks, largely compiled from battlefield accounts is revealing aicture of the iraq war far more grim than what we were told. from a staggering civilian death toll to americans turning a blind eye to iraqi brutalities to iran s deep involvement in the clon flikt, rewriting much of a history of this war. in amoment, richard engel will tell us how it squares with what he saw on the ground, but let s start with jim miklaszewski. what s the pentagon s retion. reporr: pentagon officials have condemned the wikileaks release of military secrets. 4000 raw reports from battlefield commanders on t front lines iraq, while much has been report to some extent it provides a deeper look into the darkest side of e iraq war. the leaked documents cover the deadliest year of the iraq war and for the first time pr