-nick: yeah. lemonis: nick, can you get fabio for me? nick: yeah, yeah, sure. lemonis: nick is the head of sales, and he doesn't even seem to understand who his clients are. more importantly, he doesn't even seem to know how to drum up any new business. i mean, this is a real problem. the question, fabio, is, who is the biggest account for this business? fabio: i actually just had one that's called skyline restoration, which is a buddy of mine that -- shirts, it was about 8,000 tees. and he gave me his other company recently, which is about 500 shirts, and the business is gonna build from there. con edison -- i have buddies that work for con edison. -lemonis: the electric company? -sal: yeah, the electric. fabio: delta, another one. -lemonis: somebody you knew? -fabio: [ laughs ] it actually is a good friend of mine. lemonis: maybe we need to hire some salespeople. nick: well, i don't know about that. lemonis: you can't even rattle off to me the customers that you have. nick: i have a lot of relationships with a lot of my customers, and they'll recommend me --

nick is going on the record with "e.t." about this apparent budding romance that has everybody buzzing. tonight's top story, the heartthrob and hollywood's hottest mom. >> i'm 23, single, and loving life. >> how is kate? >> everybody is asking nick about kate. there were romance rumors before they were spotted together at disney world last month. the 23-year-old ignored the past though. here's how the associated press brought it up. >> you got used to, okay, what are they going to write about me today? do you not even pay attention to it? >> yeah. i try not to. i think you have to live in your art. >> the singer told "e.t." canada he has come to accept the media speculation about his love life. >> i do live a public life. and for whatever reason, people are interested in that. i think my life is not that interesting. >> well, we disagree. and we have a supercreative approach to the kate q hudson received an oscar nomination for her role in "almost famous." >> how cool was it having penny lane from "almost famous" a groupie

nick: ok. [applause] [applause] nick: clearly an extraordinary set of images from the book, which is what we are gathered here today to talk about this evening. i thought it might be useful to put this work into a little bit of context, with the ap's history. for those not familiar with the associated press, it is a not-for-profit cooperative news organization founded in 1846, during the mexican-american war as a way for newspapers to share the costs and logistics of coverage of that conflict. and the ap since 1846 has covered just about every conflict known to man, so we have a very intimate and long-standing relationship to warfare and armies and conflict around the world. the cooperative is owned by about 1500 u.s. newspapers and they pull their resources together through the fees that they pay us, the access to the content, and sharing of their own content, to provide a news agency that is unparalleled in global reach, bureaus, just about every country you can name, a never ending stream of

nick: all right. ernie: we'll keep doing this. nick: and many, many more. ernie: her niece patty let us know. happy, happy birthday. nick: and we're heading into a cool fall weekend. we'll talk about the mets game weather. should be dry, but bundle up if you're going to citi field. it will be in the 40s for the game. 64, 54 today. pretty close to average. and the record high and record low were in the late 1800s. 61 now. dry air, northwest wind. few clouds out there. they've been out there the afternoon. 29.97. the pressure is rising for the moment. we're watching low 60s to middle 60s for highs today. even made it to upper 60s in south jersey earlier. didn't get out of the 50s at monticello to sussex. that's it for the 60s. we'll be chilling it down. 61 at belmar. same at midtown. 50s to the north and west. monticello, 48. 60 bridgeport. upper 50s to 60 across most of long island. wind switching to the west-northwest at 5, 10 miles an hour tonight. tomorrow the wind gets gusty, even worse than today. a bit breezy today. tomorrow the wind could be 10, 15, g

nick jonas was that burger thief. and at maxim's holiday party, dancing's mark ball halas was k kobain. >> i'm a vampire. but i lost myfangs. >> nischelle turner joins us now. halloween is com early to val's show "dancing with the stars." >> val's on nick carter's team so i stopped rehearsal to what they're scaring up over there. here's the hint,nancy. they're called team nightmares. >> this one is special. >> because you got -- >> because of halloween. >> teamnightmare's number puts a halloween twist on"the nightmare before christmas." >> most people like christmas or valentine's day. i'm just kind of a weird creepy guy and enjoy halloween. >> i'd say nick digs halloween. backstreet boys video everybody is a horror classic and the guys performed it at the be beaumont fashion event last week. the caused nick to miss a rehearsal f this dance. >> you actually didn't make the rehearsal. >> it was great, i was with the guys and it was an honor so had to go. i'm here and we're trying to make up for it. >> it's been a scram

. >> also, is dancing's nick carter going scary tonight? our exclusive. >> i'm just kind of a weird creepy guy. we're with jon stewart and his wife running a farm. >> three we have pigs. two rabbits. two guinea pigs. two one parrot. >> oh, kid. we have a kid. >> now, in our 35th season, this is "entertainment toni beyonce in the eye of storm. as halloween hits hollywood early. we're going to show you who got dressed up this weekend.d. >> there are a lot of amazing costumes. first serious business. we're now seeing for the first time ou robin thicke and pharrell williams came o the losing end of their infamous court case. >> they are candid and sometimes even combative. in this taped testimony that wound up costing the star millions of dollars. >> do you consider yourself an honest perso >> no. >> define a bluegrass chord structure please. >> i'm not here to you music. >> please define it. >> i'm not here to teach y music. >> robin thicke a ph are confrontational. >> do you u ke it a habit to be dishonest when you give interviews? >> when i

nick: and a pumpkin, too. ernie: you can stay up to date on the forecast with the fox 5 ny weather app. you can watch live radar right where you are. just search for fox 5 ny weather in the itunes store or google play to download the free app. >> speaking of apps and the weather, there are plenty of apps to help you enjoy autumn more. audrey puente shows us what's appening. >> reporter: you can see we are deep into apple picking season. if you can't find time to go to an orchard, it can come to you with the rent an apple tree app. choose your tree and the amount of years you'd like to rent it and that's it. a farmer in upstate new york does the rest. check out the orchard on the app and plan a road trip to visit your tree. at harvest time, 48 of your best apples are delivered to your door. how many them apples? >> football season is here. tailgating is in full swing. score points with fans with the grill it app. scroll through a variety of categories that will lead you to pumped up written recipes and replay-w

>> everybody is asking nick about kate. there were romance rumors before they were spotted togethe disney world last month. the 23-year-old ignored the past though. here's how the press brough up. >> you got used to, okay, what are they going to write about me today? >> yeah. i try not to read it. i think you have to live in your art. >> the singer told "e.t." canada he has come to accept the media speculation about his love life. >> i do live a public life. and for whatever reason, people are interested in that. i my life is not that interesting. >> well, we disagree. and we have a super create af proech to the kate question. hudson received an oscar nomination for her role in "almost famous." >> how coo was it having her at your concert in florida? >> you know, when it comes to that stuff, i try keep that as quiet as possible. the past is fine. we talk about all day long. >> i didn't ask you anything. i just said her as your groupie. come on. >> it's a loaded question. it's a loaded question. but, yeah. i mean, all my fan

. >> nick is joining us now. warmer and getting better tomorrow. nick: as promised. ernie: you talked about that. nick: i did. we made it into the mid 70s in areas today. it's going to do it again tomorrow. ernie: we've got interesting weather. nick: we do. this is the time of year where we get some of the swings in temperatures. not surprising the last couple of days it's been chilly. today we're on the other side of the average high of 62. we went up to 69. 48 the low this morning. that's on target. tonight we'll stay in the 50s in new york city. 80 and 31 the split. 7:13 sunrise. down at 6:09. no rain today and not much coming anytime soon. that's the downer part of the forecast. we need some rain. 68. the humidity is dry. temperature pretty comfortable with a southwest wind. few scattered high clouds. there's the warm spot in poughkeepsie. 74 for them. mid 60s montauk. 70 at the jersey shore. monticello, 64 there. 65 sussex. upper 60s around town. mid 60s as you head to long island. hanging on to 72 up there at dutchess county airport poughkeepsie. look at the te

nick: it's great. ernie: thank you, nick. pay attention to this next story. this is very special for everybody. the odds of winning powerball are changing tonight. the next time you buy a ticket, you'll have more regular numbers to choose from, but fewer powerball numbers. that means the odds of winning a smaller prize get better. but winning the grand prize will jump from one in 175 million to nearly 1 in 300 million. analysts say it will cause more jackpot rollovers meaning a billion dollar jackpot could become a reality. nick: i'm ready to play. ernie: we have a special question for you. i hope you trust me when i say it's a good one. watch. >> are you slow to trust people? ernie: what about you? how long does it take to earn your trust? your answers are coming up. >>> and join us friday for a look at the financial crisis in puerto rico. it's been described as being as bad as greece's debt problem. but it's gotten little attention. what does it mean for all of us? that's friday at 6:00. first, russ will join me to talk keep it right here. okay. so everyone

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nick bryant, bbc news. babita: for more on last night's debate, i was joined by republican strategist ron christie a short time ago. what did you make of last night? ron: there was a whole lot to talk about from last night. i think governor bush needed to have a breakout performance. he needed to look so -- strong. he needed to look like a president, and i don't think he did a good job at all. his attacking marco rubio, the senator from florida, who was once his protÉge, and he said, maybe you should quit your job in the senate, jeb bush looked terrible. babita: miscalculation on his part? ron: miscalculation on his part. the missed population of the night was the moderators. john harwood from cnbc, generally perceived as being a fair presenter, came across as biased, came across as against the candidates, and senator ted cruz from texas had the breakout moment when he railed against the media, railed against the questions, and i think that turned around the spirit and the energy in boulder. babita: he sai

nick: it would be nice. ernie: a little cooler. nick: a little cooler coming in. montana is beautiful. ernie: it is pretty. nick: fabulous. cooler weather coming here. maybe this weekend we'll get some of the radiational fog in our cooler valleys. because when the wind gets lighter tomorrow night and maybe tomorrow night will be our best chance of seeing that, you might see that in the valleys to the north. you can see on the satellite photograph, some clouds out there. a couple of showers may appear. that's when the approaching cold front. that's why we were talking about it turning cooler. we were back in the 70s again. we'll be finding that temperature in the upper 50s to 60 tomorrow. 75, 58 officially. 62, 48. that's average. 88 and 30 in the records for the day. your sunrise 7:16. you'll see it set at 7:06 and see all of it tomorrow. a southwest wind at 9 and it's 71. the dew point, that's down at 47. that's why we're not seeing a lot of showers. the air is too dry to support much. a little sprinkle or two. upper 70s in poughkeepsie to newark. stayed in the u

our senior correspondent nick paton walsh joins us. nick, watching the video of the event that resulted in the death of the first american service member in four years in iraq. really telling the story of the dangerous situation. >> reporter: it actually shows you what american forces have been doing in iraq. particularly what they are doing in the raid. it is rare to see american commandos. this is pretty clear when you see what is going on here that the american commandos are up front shooting at the enemy. the normal idea of the assist mission with the american special forces, they tend to hold back. they are giving advice and instructions from behind. clearly in this case, which led to the death of master sergeant josh wheeler, the 39-year-old from oklahoma. a veteran of 14 tours of afghanistan and iraq. the commander on the ground decided to get more into the fight. they may have been assisting on the ground, but it has opened a window of how much boots on the ground were in that case and perhaps before, but not publicly acknowled

dari: hello, nick. nick: hello. did you like the 70s today? dari: it was lovely. steve: is it still 70? it must have warmed up again. nick: it's pretty nice. a high of 72. we point that out because, as the video is going to show, it was the opening of the rockefeller skating rink today despite the 72 degrees. it will be nice to be on the ice. don't fall. you get wet when the ice melts pretty quickly. nonetheless, there you go. the ice skating rinks season has begun there. 72, definitely above average. average high, 65. average low, 51. 87 and 33 in the records. the record lows are getting down there. we will see 30s in new york city as we head into the weekend. 7:06 sunrise. setting at 6:19. a little rain today, a couple of showers moving through. i think the threat is now over. 70 degrees. clouds are still present. wind coming out of the west. the pressure low at 29.52, but it is on the rise. we will be seeing improvement tonight into tomorrow. a couple of isolated showers in sussex county, new jersey and eastern parts of pennsylvania. that's about it. we don't e

. >> joining us now to talk about the weather is nick. here. but you're keeping an eye on the chicago weather for us. nick: we have to for the mets tonight. and i think they're going to be fine. they have a couple of showers earlier, but they're scattered about here. as we take a look again, things should be fine there. weather. nick: looking at skyfox hd, what a beautiful sunset. ernie: what a temperature today. nick: we were in the middle 70s, which is above average for this time of year, hitting 76. ernie: swimming weather. nick: just about, yeah. in fact, it's still 63, 64 or so if you go into the ocean. if you want to tough it out, you could do it. surfers are still out there doing it. we'll have a mild day tomorrow, 75, 76 again, before another cool front slides along. that will cool us down as we head into friday into the weekend. 57 was the low this morning. notice how above average the numbers are. should be a pretty sunrise. 68 now. humidity, not bad. still pretty dry. winds out of the south. about. the pressure is holding steady. loo

busy day, nick. nick: going to get busier. we have the next two days to deal with not the hurricane yet. we'll be dealing with rain and wind. again, probably a lot of it. and particularly along the coast with the wind and flooding problems that will exist tomorrow, right into the weekend. 64, 56 today. as we were advertising, a cooler day and below average. that's where we were. tomorrow, we don't get out of the 50s. you're not going to see the sun tomorrow. 63 now. humidity at 65 percent. we have some rain falling in the city. winds out of east-southeast and gusty. we'll take a look at the hurricane in a second. hurricane joaquin, moving through the central bahamas. for us, it's a cool and cloudy day. not a lot of rain. that has been increasing in the last hour and more into tomorrow. 60s across most of the area. 60 at islip. not out of 50s at sussex. tomorrow, i don't think any of us get out of the 50s. touching 60 in some places inland. that's it. 57 at belmar. close to 60 most other spots on the island. 63 in town. 58 the

nick is joining us with some delicious weather. nick: that's a good word. ernie: tasty. nick: fantastic. our appetite wants more. we'll have more. just a little bump in the road tomorrow, but emphasis on little. we have a weak system bringing a couple of showers. ernie: stretch it out. nick: the big holiday weekend is coming. we have to be on target for that. you'll like what's coming our way. today was the lower 70s. we had a bit of clouds from time to time. but a nice day. the low, 59. above average. average high 67. low, 52. neither record in jeopardy anytime soon. record high 87 was a couple of years ago in 2007 and 37 on this day back in 1988. your sunrise 7:00. it will be a challenge tomorrow. if you see any sun, it will be during the first part of the morning. right now, 64. humidity on the increase a little bit thanks to the wind out of the south. we have a few scattered clouds. the pressure is strong, 30.09, rising for the moment, but we will a system approaching to change things for tomorrow. it's about 70 for the high through the hudson valley. 69 sussex. newa

., there is lavato sneaking in and will is nick trying to go unnoticed. kate shows up at that same hotel. coincidence? maybe. i sort of hope it's not. >> so here's what happened. earlier in the night, kate and nick both went to demi's album launch party. but the new question is what brought these three together while kate and demi starred" glee", i'm going to sat real connection is nick. >> i'm 23, single and loving life and a moment of just trying to have as much fun as possible. >> it was a big night for the ladies before her maybe meeting with nick was on the red carpet. two looks in 12 hours. and demi, well, she practically shut down times square. check her out surrounded and showing off the pipes. she is trying to get people excited for her new album "confidence" which dropped today. and here's another couple we got our eye on, christie brinkley and john mellencamp, the fifth date in four weeks, going to an art gallery. that smile must be sign that things are still going well. >> these two are completely proving that you can find love later in life.

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nick: we are. dari: beautiful. nick: very nice. alison: thanks, nick. speaking of beautiful, the mets two wins away from their first world series since 2000. they arrived in chicago today after taking the lead at citi field last night, beating the cubs 4 to 1. murphy's bat is hot again. he has homers in four straight games. the series continues tomorrow night at wrigley field. degraham will start and he's looking forward to the challenge. >> we have a lot of confidence going into the game. we matched up well against two great pitchers. we got a chance to take a 3-0 lead tomorrow. 9 guys are putting up runs. our job is to keep it close. alison: they'll start hendricks tomorrow night. games 3, 4 and 5 are in chicago. dari: oprah winfrey getting into the weight loss business. she is taking a 10 percent steak in weight watchers. it will cost her about $43 million. she's joining the board of directors and under a five year agreement, weight watchers will be allowed to use her name and image to endorse its products and services. alison: a breed of rabbit that

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. >> and then there was nick jonas. >> and then nick jonas. nick jonas is on "good day philadelphia" this morning. we know he can sing. what about his acting. he has a new role. also is he kateing kate hudson. i'm too afraid to ask him. >> you mean hudson. >> what did i say. >> upton. >> he might be better off with kate upton. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> hold on. >> what? >> all right, it is 9:30. >> we we all know nick jonas can sing, october, and really do some acting. >> pretty got chops when it comes to that. so, we here at good day philadelphia, we love nick in the fox show screen queen. >> about have we seen the last of his character on the show? have we really? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> killed him? >> no, no, no, he

weren' t done, nick brothers rips off a 30 yard touchdown run, . they would miss the point after. 20-0. stevens couldn' t do much on offense. 42-0, the final. winnisquam and somersworth in the bears improve to 5-0 with a the graveyard. 26-0 win. christain serrano ran for 125 yards and two touchdowns. he also through two touchdown passes. the newport tigers are undefeated in division three, at falmouth tonight. 3rd quarter, already 42-7 newport, tyler shannon with a big run, 32 yard gain, taken down inside the 10. a few plays later, jake dows takes it in from two yards out, . that right there made it 49-7. the wildcats still fighting, jacob shoemaker hits koal simonds for a short gain, but the tigers are looking good at 5-0. they win big, 56-7. bishop brady at raymond the giants were tested, but they win 27-22. >> come on, let' s go. jason: merrimack valley home with kingswood. 14-0 home team in the second quarter when ian curtin dumps it off to nick bartlett, he makes some moves and finds pay dirt, a touchdown. 21-0 for the price. 28-0 when the def

nick: enjoy it now. as we go in towards the middle of the week, we have a storm that will bring rain, but it's going to bring a chunk of wind which will start knocking off leaves on the trees, something you want to keep in mind. and that could lead to flooding if the drains get clogged by leaves that are coming off the trees and clogging up the drains. you could have potentially localized flooding problems wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. today, 58 for the high. 46 for the low. 54 now. air is pretty dry. northeast wind, light, 5, 10 miles an hour. a few scattered high clouds. pressure is on the rise. 61 at newark for the warm spot on the map. upper 50s everywhere else we go. 56 on the east end. 55 monticello. back down into the lower 50s north and west of the city. 30s in the colder suburbs. 53 poughkeepsie. mid 50s to newark. low 50s at belmar. low 50s to upper 40s across long island to montauk. we're down four to 10 degrees on average from 24 hours ago. and a northeast wind has been in play at

nick: digging through the wardrobe. ernie: thank you. when we come back, we know when it comes to the arts in new york city, there's something for everyone to enjoy, which is why we're celebrating them all week long. and today we start on broadway for a look at classic and contemporary works. one of the stars joins me live coming up next right after the break. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, so if you need more fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed

nick the weather is going to be fine. it will be great for the world series tonight great for halloween tomorrow in the marathon. lots happening. ernie: you wore the orange tie ready for halloween. ernie: you are covering all your bases as they say. nick: and they will run the bases tonight. let's talk about our forecast ernie. today certainly a nice day october day in a typical october day. a little breezy and sunny and more seasonal. 61-d. the split. we will be lower than those numbers for tomorrow. the coolest day of the next couple but warms up next week to 82 and 1961 and 31 in the state in 1925. sunrise 7:25 sunset 5:55. 54 in the air is dry to northwest winds backing off and the sky generally clear. low 60s in the city across long island 62 bridgeport 50's for the north and west and didn't get higher than 48 in monticello. right now we are finding temperatures on the way down 50's sussex mid-50's on the shore 57 on the east end and look at the temperature change for yesterday with her miles an hour we are down nine

dari: did you know that, nick? nick: i'm willing to take the risk and use the soap. dari: if you're digging ditches -- nick: or you worked out. >> bad weather, too. nick: that will do it. something new to try. well, today we were right back into a typical october day with look at the highs back to buffalo and pittsburgh. that's our weather coming tomorrow. it will be cooler than that on sunday. fox 5 sky guardian, nothing nearby. a couple of isolated showers coming out of the poconos. they may just come across some of the northern parts of the area if they hold together. towards sunset, they'll start falling apart. we'll call for clouds in the sky. that will be it. it will start turning colder as temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 30s and 40s. 62 in the city. now 61 at belmar. it's down to 52 at monticello. 61 poughkeepsie. and low 60s from bridgeport out towards montauk. the wind out of the northwest. figure on the northwest wind tonight 5, 10 miles an hour. tomorrow, the wind will be gusty, northwest, 10, 15, up to 30 miles an hour. it will be chilly for

nick and lilly both have downe syndrome. as king and queen, they got to share the moment together. before all of their friends, and family. >> mick, i love the dance. >> forever. >> friend forever. >> yes. >> senior taylor don was nick's dayton the court and standing next to him when his name was called. >> tears, it was probably the best moment of my entire time at cb south. i couldn't contain any emotions, it was amazing. >> lilly's brother son the football team, was getting ready to take the field. >> i could just hear the crowd cheering. i just new that it was lilly. i went out there ann just saw my mom and my grandparent and they were just like almost on the verge of tears. >> what's next for these two? >> oh, going to a game. >> central bucks south went onto win their game against abington. nick and lilly say they're forever grateful to their peers forgiving them a night they'll never forget. chalfont, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> fantastic. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", the waiting game continues. vice president biden still sitting the th

nick is laughing. nick: he's afraid of the dentist and he knows it will be the middle of winter. >> get your flu shot. forget about the teeth. steve: fair enough. beautiful day. nick: got to love it. absolutely. for this time of year. like this tomorrow, even a slightly milder. tomorrow, maybe 74, 75 in the city. that's what it was in philly, 75. washington, dc., 76. albany, 71. boston, 64. buffalo at 63. there's nothing on fox 5 sky guardian. we have a few scattered clouds. we'll see some of those from time to time tonight and first part of tomorrow morning. then we go back to lots of sunshine. you can see the clouds streaking in on the satellite photograph. won't be as cool tonight as last night when we dropped into the 40s. tonight, a few suburbs will be in the upper 40s. we'll probably stop around 60 here in new york city. currently at 72 in town. 72 up there at the dutchess county airport. monticello, 61. 72 belmar. lower 70s most of long island until montauk. bridgeport, cooler at 68. wind pretty

from toronto, nick bryant reports. nick: young, debonair, with the looks and magnitude of his father. he has the most famous name in canadian politics. sent a clearhave message. it is time for a change in this country, my friends. a real change. he watched with his young family as his liberal party pulled off a comeback, ending a decade of conservative rule, and ushering in something we normally associate with america, a dynasty. he hails from a stellar political bloodline. his father was a prime minister famed for glamour and charisma that once inspired trudeau-mania. his first national moment was to at hise mourning father's family. >> justin trudeau was born with a famous name, but does he have the judgment to be prime minister? nick: conservatives try to trend the star power against him. >> justin trudeau is in over his head. nick: it was stephen harper who went out of fashion with voters. his tough line on asylum-seekers was at odds with canada's welcoming tradition. his budget cuts produced austerity. >> we gaine

i'm nick giovanni. >> nice sports metaphor there, nick. i'm debra alfarone in for andrea roane. larry miller has your timesaver traffic but we begin with first alert meteorologist allyson rae with today's forecast. i bet she will tell you to keep your windows open. >> not if you ask nick. >> debatable. >> it's all debatable. it's all preference. i left my windows open last night. i thought it was nice and cool and comfortable. it is pretty cool out there for sure. temperatures dipped down to the 30s for some areas. it is going to be a chilly start but this is what fall is all about. crisp mornings and sunshine and warm afternoons. your high today 73. that's going to be pretty nice. let's head over to larry million we are traffic. good morning, larry. >>> good morning. around the capital beltway we're still issue and problem free. we are actually having a fairly nice day today. i expect as we round out the rest of rush hour, it will continue that waip. again no issues around the inner or outer loop. 295 and 395 free and clear of any issues. in college park traveling from the bw p