it is going to feel pretty cool, though. we re looking at some very breezy conditions throughout the day today. we ll actually keep things breezy into the weekend, as well. the cape currently under a wind advisory. that starts this afternoon at 1:00 p.m. that wraps up late tonight for us. wind gusts possible up to around 40mph. an here in boston, we could be looking at wind gusts up to around 30, 35mph. more on your full forecast and your weekend forecast coming up. sarah: all right. time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. danielle: hey, sarah. good morning, everyone. if you re getting ready to head out the door, not seeing any issues. ten minutes from braintree to boston. mostly green on the maps. for the most part you re in good shape. route 3, 24 and 95 no problems. the pike looking good all the way back the framingham. route 2 and 3 problem-free. and 93 fine all the way back to 495 heading into boston on route 1, you re in good shape this morning. let s t
my question is having each of you work throughout your lives on some pretty small to i ammely large films, curious. how have you been able to preserve your own comedic voice in this plethora of media, and where are you willing to compromise? us, with movies i think there is a temptation to try to acquire as much money for your budget as humanly possible. it s a sign of success on the surface in hollywood, if you that spensive movies, the upper echelon. if you make cheaper movies, you are the lower echelon. the unspoken implication is you want to be making bigger, more expensive movies. when we were getting more successful, that s exactly what we did. were able to make a $150 150 million dollar movie, so we did. we quickly found that budget robbed us of everything that made us creatively valuable, and everything we enjoyed most about the process itself. if we think of a new idea, we can do it. if someone takes of a joke, we can do it. we learned money actually robs very large
parties. and then at 11:55 am the president will take the oath of office, immediately followed by his second inaugural address. after lunch inside the capital, the parade makes its way to the white house, with inaugural floats honoring, among others, the president s birth place, hawaii, and the state of illinois. we saw her in her thom browne coat, starting off her husband s second term, though, with a new look. you noticed the bangs. they have been the talk of town the past few days. we ll take a look at her influence over fashion over the past four years. i think there s going to be a lot of talk this morning about the size of the crowd here today and comparing it to the size of the crowd that was here back in 2009, something like 1.8 million people came to washington to witness the first inaugural of this president. they re expecting somewhere between 500,000 and 700,000 this time. and i don t think that should be seen as a lack of enthusiasm. we met some people on t
tradition, pageantry and tradition today, monday, january 21st, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of today, the second inauguration of barack obama, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from washington, d.c. and good monday morning to you, everyone. welcome to a special edition of today on a monday morning from capitol hill. as you look at the white house there, now the capitol. i m matt lauer alongside savannah guthrie, natalie morales and mr. al roker. beautiful sunrise in washington. no matter who you voted for, this is an historic day for the country. little cold in the capital, but all along the country, people are starting to gather along the parade route this morning. the president and his family have a very full day ahead. so do we here at nbc news. 8:45 eastern starts off, the celebration does. the obamas and bidens will attend a private prayer service at st. john s church. to there back to the white house for 10:00 coffee w