and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. >> evan: i'm evan smith. he's a veteran academic and critic and an acclaimed author of both fiction and nonfiction, whose latest book, "finale: a novel of the reagan years", has just been published. he's thomas mallon, this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? and how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is "overheard." [applause]. >> evan: thomas mallon, welcome. >> thomas: thanks for having me. >> evan: congratulations on this -- >> thomas: thank you. >> evan: -- brand new book. why reagan? why the reagan administration as a setting for a novel? what propelled you to have the book be set there and then? >>

(laughs) - [evan] right. sales will now skyrocket actually. - yes well let me say that i put nothing into the book that isn't already or the paper i'm working on. so they have made great strides in sex robots. - yeah. - have you noticed that? - no i'm sorry we don't write that. (laughter) - well i have because i fool around on the internet. have you heard of pepper the facial expression reading robot that they've developed in japan and-- - no i haven't why don't you tell us about it? - pepper just got launched. and he is a greet- i think it's a he. but it's hard to tell because he looks like a chessman with a big wheel thing underneath. - [evan] okay. - he's not a sex bot. but he can shake hands with you. and apparently he can read your expression, he can say... you're looking a little sad today. or my we look quite happy. i don't know actually what he says. - right. - they have them as greeters in banks and enterprises like that. traditional greeter positions. they put a bunch of them on sale for private con

... - [evan] thank you for being caught. - [mary lynn] it's exciting. - [evan] good to have you. - many of us know you through the front door as an actress. we know you from 24 or some of the other stuff you've done. you've been a comedian for a long time. do you self-define these days as a comedian who acts or as an actress who does stand-up? - it's hard to say at this point. i don't really know. - maybe there's no one or the other, it's both. - yeah, i kind of change once i get on the road. last time...i just got into austin, so things haven't gotten too crazy yet. last night was pretty mellow, but i was just in atlanta, and when i landed, i called my husband, "i miss you, i don't know what i'm doing, "why am i doing this?" and, then had a great show, and i don't usually go out that much, and then the comedians were like, "come out with us!" and then ended up going out, having a crazy night. - [evan] yeah, it's a scene. you enjoy it, still. you've been doing this a long time, but you still enjoy it. - i enjoy it, it's just the transition between, "why am i doing this?" and then, once

and everything started to soften for evan when we started the transition for him. >> the change in evan's behavior and emotional state was dramatic. but while his family came around, the kids at school were a different story. >> there's no physical violence, but there was huge mental. they hurt my feelings. not just my feelings, like they tried so hard to make me break down or do something. and to make me lose control. and people would always make fun of me. not make fun of me but they would tease me but i would come home from school my mom would say, how is school today? it was great. >> but it wasn't great. >> it would horrible, i had no one to sit with, talk with, no one to be my partner. it hurt very much. >> school would not be his own challenge. another transition was fast approaching. one evan and his parents deeply feared. the onset of puberty. because evan is biologically female he would look more and more female every day. >> i was panicked. evan had indicated self mutilation was absolutely on the list of possibilities should he develop breasts and stuff like this, he says i'm c

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. we stayed calm and weathered the sto

- [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith, he's a pulitzer prize winning biographer, and former editor in chief of newsweek, - [evan] whose latest book, destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush, has just been published. he's jon meacham, this is overheard. - [evan] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you can say that he made his own bed but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time, took it on and-- let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. (crowd applauds)

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they made a couple of runs. storm. >> evan: what does this mean to this p

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs.

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. we sta

my grandfather told me that. - [evan] is that right? - i applied that across the board especially when it comes to those who don't have, the other mantra comes to mind, "though there are people out there "who do not have your best interests at heart." "there are people that do not have "your best interests at heart." now, it didn't say, evil white people, racists, white supremacists. they didn't say, black folk, they didn't say tall people, short people - it's not specific. - it's not specific. be vigilant about recognizing those that don't have your best interests at heart. seven days after the levees broke, and new orleans was flooded and destroyed, those people raised their ugly heads. i will say their names: james reese and ashton o'dwyer on the front page of the wall street journal said, "this is an opportunity to change this city forever." "we will get rid of the people we don't want." e are going to change it demographically, "politally aaplly, and if it n't change, we are out of here." that was on september 8th. there were liter

this is serious business. - [evan] i guess, mr. ambassador - - we need serious candidates. - i guess, mr. ambassador, i was wondering not are you concerned about who might be the republican nominee because you're worried that they couldn't run the country. i'm more asking, are you worried that anybody that they nominate could potentially beat your candidate. - you know, i don't think so. - is there anybody in that field. - secretary clinton has prepared herself her whole life for doing this. i think once - you know, right now, it's kind of like being the other kid who might be better than swoops, who might be better than her. nobody's more popular than the quarterback on the bench. but once you get down and it is the democratic nominee versus the republican - [evan] when it's a choice. - we've got a choice. the other thing is, and you said we're going to talk about it, we're proud of our president and our record. we're not running from what we've done. you know, ronald - everybody loves to frame everything in terms of good or bad.

that bought earned evans a title shot against forrest griffin. evans won that one, too, superstardom. since then it hasn't been all knockouts for suga. a series of injuries have caused his career to sputter, but evans has a chance to get things back on track at april 16th in amalie arena. shogun backed out with an injury for the match, so i talked to one of the meanest dudes who ever entered the octagon. rashad evans or suga? do you prefer that? >> suga. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to the most? >> just stepping in the octagon, every single time stepping in the octagon especially after being injured two years i realized how blessed i am to do it. so i decided to go out there and fight. >> reporter: how do your legs feel right now with just two fights since then? how is your knee? >> it feels better. i got my movement backen and that's one of the biggest -- back and that's one of the biggest things i rely upon a lot. i got my confidence back. i'm excited to show everybody what i can do healthy. >> reporter: even without being healthy

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. >> evan: what does this

and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> now at 6:00 a gun battle in new jersey leaves a young boy >> and the biggest day of the presidential election yet who will survive and who will fall by the waist side, after all the super tuesday votes are counted. good morning. >>> thank you for joining us today is tuesday march first you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with bill evans in the accuweather forecast. >>> check out this beautiful sun rise i posted it on twitter this is our picture from the fort lee side of the george washington bridge looking east to our sun rise, it is dawn the sun is officially up at 6:30, you see the red sky doesn't necessarily mean sailor take warning but there is rain coming in. 41 dropped another degree so we're looking at 42 around brookehaven, smithtown to babylon, and 32 and poughkeepsie, and we'll have a nice day today with sunshine

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. we stayed calm and weathered the storm. >> evan: what does this mean to this program? >> player: it's huge, man. we

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. we stayed calm and weathered the storm. >> evan: wh

>> reporter: team downy versus team evans. and it's war. america so low -- >> oh, believe me i'll take all the help i can get. >> of course, heading to evans is captain america himself, war veteran, falcon. >> nobody has been, you know, filled with the idea of being a celebrity. the one celebrity in the marvel world. >> are you sur >> look me in the eyes. >> see? >> the interview. >> also on team evans, former betty, elizabeth, scarlett witch. her role model was n team downy. black widow, scarlett johansson. >> i want to know what it feels like to fight like that really bad. what it feels like in my body to things. >> you feel like the new kid? >> i feel less like the new kid. time arou >> yeah, swirly ies -- >> i feel like we bullied her a lot. >> i'm planning on taking you alive. >> taking the high fall, another evans teammate, former assassin, winter soldier. the competition for best stunt work is fierce. and after work in atlanta, the competition for best dance moves is heated too. >> not to brag, but i can break aankle. i

meteorologist bill evans with >> well, here we go. today we're going to be looking at warm weather that only gets warmer. record-setting weather is on the way for you in the next few days. current temperatures this morning have been really warm for this hour of the day. we're looking at a temperature right now of 52 degrees. that's just to start your day. it is going to be around 36 hauppauge, 34 hanover. a little cooler as you get out to higher elevation where there's a clear sky and almost a calm wind. we're looking at 37 bridgeport, 32 around islip. these will drop a little bit more, but not much. it's going to jump up there today to the mid- to upper 60s. we're almost out of room on the graphic, heather. >>reporter: yes! >> did you see that? >>reporter: yes, i saw that. i love it and i think that's wonderful, and unfortunately we have fast track going on. so the b, d, f and m trains sus spend between 57th street. and q trains some track work, so downtown express only. new jersey transit, long island rl, metro north running on or c

bell evans joins us now with -- bill evans joins us now with the accuweather forecast. breaking records! >> we'll break record highs. we'll look at our camera here in askera. queens, where -- astoria, queens, where else would you find your princess? >> in queens. >> we're looking at roosevelt island and fdr, chrysler building, we can almost see one world trade. 45 is our temperature. humidity is 80%. that will dry out. we've had a southeast wind overnight. we go southwest. the humidity drops, pressure falling, but it will hang around 30. were at 67, and we're going to be looking at 77 today. 30 degrees warmer thafrnl normal. still cool overnight -- warmer than normal. still cool overnight. we'll looking at record warmth today and tomorrow. temperatures will step back a little bit for the weekend but this weekend will feature temperatures that will be around 60 on saturday and we might cool down to 50s on sunday but still those numbers are way warmer than normal see the clock spinning clockwise. we go forward daylight savings time saturday into sunday. set your clocks fo

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. we stayed calm and weather

bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning, it's 4:30. donald trump backtracks after saying that women should be punished if they have an abortion. we're live with new reaction from one of his biggest supporters, chris cristie. >> parents are on alert after a guard was accused of recording a teenage boy in the bathroom and posting that video online. >> plus, new video of the man accused of preying on and attacking elderly women in our area. and good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> like the saying goes, march is going out like a lamb, and rather warm. we're starting out rather warm for the last day of march. 50 degrees. 50 degrees. 45. newark is around 47. all these numbers way warm for this hour of the day and it only gets warmer today. we're looking at sunshine, a few clouds for afternoon, we'll hit 70 degrees. 15 degrees warmer than normal on this last day of march. april fool's day is tomorrow day, maybe a thunderstorm. we'll talk about that next. it's weather with heather ev

bill evans with your accuweather forecast. now eyewitness news. >>> breaking at 5 al, a hijack plane makes emergency landing in the island of cyprus, some people are still being held hostage, they have details on the hijacker. >>> developing in queen a 3 alarm fire blew through at news is live with details on injured firefighters. >>> powerful winds blew down trees, we are here with hard hit community in west chester county. thanks for being with us. today is tuesday, march 29th you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. it is a mean nasty wind you have to be careful in lower manhattan that wind speeds almost doubles, they are at tropical storm force. the temperatures are mild but you tack on the wind it feels colder. our 5 a.m. temperature will be 45 degrees, it is 45 at bridgewater hannover, montclair sussex. and the winds profiles across there. we have a 12 to 25 miles per hour sustained winds the gusts we'll be surprised if we get 50 miles per hour wind gusts today. you see our cameras bouncing around

is behind the scenes of the new captain evans. amazing stunts and epic fight only our cameras caught on the set. >> don cheadle do that. >> selena gomez's very bad day. first, slashing the paparazzi. then trapped in an elevat and why is rosie o'donnell rapping? >> what's your name, son. >> from march 9, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. nancy reagan the perfect mix of hollywood glamour, washington power and style. >> transfer from the funeral home to the reaga library to the star-studded guest of friday's invitation-only funeral. entertainment tonight covering every angle. >> nischelle turner has more from the reagan library. >> angels surround her. prayer service hundre respects to former first lady. mourners greeted by this image. mrs. reagan looking regal. in a full ledge j length red gown. her official white house portrait. frps her daughter at a brief service in santa moniia where eight secret service agents were pallbearers. motorcade made the 45 mile drive here to the presidential library northwest of los angeles in simi

i'm meteorologist bill evans. well, there's a wave to our west of warm air surging up and a front to our west with a few showers. so that is coming our way today. and, of course, that is why you hear that march is like a lion because we got mild, warm air coming our way today and tomorrow, but as we get to saturday and sunday, koarl air is gg to come down, a low -- is going to come down, a low from the gulf comes up, and that could give us some cold rain and wet snow for sunday evening into sunday night. next seven hours temperature warms by 58 by noontime. starting out mild, into the low 60s this afternoon before a few showers get here. it's weather then heather every seven minutes. what do you got going on right now? >>reporter: behind me you can see route 287 right near 684 let's go over to our maps. as you head eastbound on route 287, that ramp to exit 5, an earlier accident, the accident has been cleared away. ashford avenue, the ramp to the saw mill river parkway northbound, we do have that construction ther

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. where does that confidence come from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of

evan washburn, take it away. >> evan: coach, the program waited 54 years. you waited 17. what does it mean it get here and keep playing? >> coach: absolutely unbelievable. our guys played great tonight and gave us everything they had. i could not be more proud of this group of guys. >> evan: at no point did this moment seem too big for this team. wheres from? >> coach: we have been building for a couple of years. they stuck together. >> evan: you called him a bad little man. makai mason had a legendary afternoon. what is it about his game that allowed him to have this type of performance? >> coach: he is the toughest nut you will ever meet. a really tough kid. nothing shakes him or bothers him. he was unbelievable tonight. >> evan: enjoy it. >> coach: i will. >> evan: makai mason, come on in here. congratulations. an unbelievable performance. your demeanor seemed stoic throughout this game. what was your approach from the start? >> player: trying not to get too up or down. i try to lead through example. they will make a run. they made a couple of runs. we stayed calm and

evan lambert is live. evan. >> we just got an update from tampa police in the last few minutes confirming to us that they are working a deadly hit and run here at interbay boulevard and sixth street south. they say this happened around 8:45 tonight and a man in his 40s was riding a bicycle and he was hit by another vehicle. right now they do not have a description of that vehicle, of course that is something that they are working desperately to get. because them, at this point, they believe the car fled the scene. they will be looking looking for the car car. they are talking to witnesses and they also say there is evidence here at the scene that suggests this is a hit and run so another car was involved with when they got to the scene they did find this man in his 40s zed here at the scene. they are looking for video, possible surveillance video in this area that could give them any clues to exactly what happened and any leads on what kind of car they should be looking for. and in this area, i want to men

here's meteorologist bill evans >> well, it's going to be your gear. and later today we'll have a couple of showers that are around. temperature this morning, we start off this friday morning, we're looking at temperatures right around 50 degrees, and we're looking at what's going to be these winds that are out of the northwest today, making it feel much cooler. 39 around hanover, 43 montclair, teaneck, looking at normally the temperature is about 35 in the city, about 25 north and west, so it is a little warmer, but the temperature is going to keep dropping this morning, and then later on this afternoon, we're going to be into the mid- to upper 50s and with the wind it's going to feel chilly, so dress warmly. there could be a shower late in the day too. we'll talk about that and a spring snowstorm for sunday evening. all that in your accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> heather has got friday off. debbie duhaime is in the traffic center looking at the commute for you. >>reporter: we'll start on the subways telling you what's happening on the b,

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and let's join bill evans with the accuweather forecast. bill. >> join? i didn't know i was coming apart. did you, heather? hey, hey, hey. here's what's going on this morning. we're looking up columbus avenue. whoa! as we get started this morning, the traffic isn't going, and it's a busy morning already. it is a chilly morning, though, with temperatures 38 degrees, the humidity dry, the winds are west at 3 an the pressure has been falling. look at the pressure, it's at 30.31, that's a mark of strong high pressure over us which means a fair weather day today. as we get into a high pressure ridge, the skies are clear, the winds are calm, so that's allowed the temperature to drop off. yesterday's high 53, a little bit below normal. normal high is about 55, and look at the record high 82 back in '98. '98 one of our warmest years on 33 at smithtown to babylon, 28 around brookhaven. 23 west hampton. always a chilly spot when the skies are clear and the winds are calm. it's 37 around belmar. the meters -- 37 around newark, belmar meters are still asleep. light w

interview. >> also on team evans, former abeth olson, scarlett witch. her role model was on team down black widow, scarlett johansson. >> i want to know what it feels like to fight like that really bad.ls like in my body to be able to physically do those things. >> you feel like the new kid? time around. >> yeah, swirlies -- >> i feel like olson, we bullied her a lot. >> i'm planning on taking you alive.ing the high fall, another evans teammate, former assassin, winter tion for best stunt work is fierce. and after work in atlanta, the competition for best dan is heated too. >> not trying to brag, but i can break a ankle.the ankle. >> many times -- mayweather. you don't wanant it. >> all right. all right.d to see chris and anthony on the next season of "dancing with the stars." tomorrow.y remember kate winslet was killed off in the last movie but there is an even badder villain running things now played by jeff daniels. >> to me, you are a miracle. you're genetically pure. come to me.n everybody into just like you and we'll save the world. >> jeff is new

meteorologist bill evan seas here with details on how long this wet weather will last. >> we have showers that are around. if you're headed out right now, you need your rain gear. the showers should be gone by the time we get to sun up which is just after 6:00. that will be sunrise. 56 degrees right now. the temperature is falling. we were at 62 last hour and now we're at 55 at north por massapequa and tom's river, up the hudson river valley. we'll be looking at sunshine today. cooler than yesterday. yesterday's high was a record 79. we'll be in the low 60s today let's see if our road cam can has anything to do with the traffic. how is it out there? >> it is slippery out there. we'll start out bry telling you about the -- telling you about the path trains. hudson, light rail moving no problems on the rail way. metro north new jersey transit on or close to traffic and one, shgs three, watch for service changes. over on 72 at 5:39, it is an on going fire department activity. alternate side parking in effect. back over to you. ken, shirleen? >> thank you, debbie. >>> we're following two brea

meteorologist bill evans joins >> we can have that again today. i don't know about hail but i can see lightning. we're looking at skies that are clear. here is the camera at the george washington bridge across the hudson river and west side and on. temperature starting at 46 degrees. the winds are calm. pressure, 29.89. that is just below 30.00 which is our mark of fair weather. atmosphere just a little bit unstable. yesterday's high was normal is 50 and we'll be up around 63 today so we'll be 13 degrees warmer than normal. we're at 45, 46 degrees now. normal overnight low, 45, sun is up at 7:43. there might be showers around. one more day, passing shower for the parade. brisk and cooler on friday. below freezing at night coming up this weekend. the last weekend of winter will end like it, chilly. sunday. we'll have snow and rain mix sunday evening. we'll talk about that. 42 at north part at massapequa. one around monticello. these numbers very warm for the overnight hours and a cold wind allows the temperature to drop off and allows fog to form.

bill evans is live with the forecast. >> we have a nice start to the day. we'll be looking at temperatures well above normal for this time of the year. we start at 36 and it will warm up nicely.

i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm bill evans. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. >> reporter: 45 in east hampton, 45 around norwalk, and 45 down the jersey shore. by the afternoon, temperatures coming up into the low 60s, and weather and heather every 7 minutes. >> it's a mess. this is on 78. two tow trucks are on the scene.

. >> okay, first of all, tell us about evan. >> evan was just a lively nursery student in our school. when we heard about his passing, it was a very rough night. you know, he would come into school no matter what treatments he had, tubes, just smiling, hugging every teacher. the teachers all spoke about just his energy, how much he loved to be in class. you know, it was a big, big loss in our community. we all felt it, you know? and we felt, you know, as an educator it's not really a good experience sitting there thinking about how you're going to wake up the next morning and approach your students and how to talk to them. >> right. >> there's been a lot of tragedy in our community this year, unfortunately. you know? and being able to speak about it with omer and rone the following day in class actually led us to take those emotions and try to find a way we can, you know, drive them into something really special to honor evan and make it purposeful. >> so you partnered with hackensack children's hospital correct? organization. >> it's actually a brain child of omer and rone. we were i

we have bill evans with the let's look outside. it will be pretty moderate to maybe even at times heavy downpours as we go on into the morning commute. here we go. we have pretty good visibility from our camera there. here comes the rain over spreading the area heavier as go into sussex and warren county and hudson river valley. we have the rain showers that are still continuing to spread east ward through connecticut and out towards the eastern long island. the rain extends down south. throughout the day today and it is windy. we're looking at 42 for the temperature by 8:00. cloudy, rainy, windy during the day. temperatures in the mid-40's. touching 47 by the time we get to the afternoon. it will be a day that feels like the 30s all day. make sure you have all of the gear. umbrellas and boots. she had on her wellies this morning. >> i did. mm-hmm. >> they're cute. they have little ladybugs on them. >> they do. the frog ones are getting cleeped right now so i'm wearing -- cleaned right now so i'm wearing the ladybug ones. this is w

then why don't you enlighten me, evan? do you think it's easy keeping up with the demands of you and this church? demands? a plate charity functions. how do you think that that gets paid for? you'd be happy to spend every penny that comes through here. no, don't you try to turn this around on me. you think i don't know about your dirty ways all these years? all your, your gamblin' and your gutter deals you do behind closed doors? i grew up in this church watching my father do the same exact thing, so i know all about it. and i'm not just gonna sit back and let you ruin this opportunity for me. you know after everything, i thought that we were still a team. but now i see that it's every man for himself. so game on. [dramatic music playing] [rap music playing on radio] [rex] you can't beat me, i told you that boy. come on now. [knocking] pastor, you wanted to see me? yes. uh, how are things with the ribbon cutting ceremony over at the clinic? great! everything's in place. you had a chance to look over your speech? yes. great

here is bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> we have another great day. record high temperatures today. record warm, 65 this hour and we're looking at that dropping a degree or two. the normal overnight low is 33 in the city to 23 north and west. look. 53, 30 degrees warmer than normal. 66 in poughkeepsie. 52 around bridge port. 52 around long island. a lot of sun. notice the wind today. wind picks up ahead of the front as opposed to yesterday. the blow torching west, southwest wind is what will warm the temperature up to 78 by the afternoon. we'll talk about rain tonight, cooler temperatures ahead. the weekend, too, all in the accuweather seven-day forecast. debbie is in for heather. transit on or close to schedule. subway on time. pathways on or close to closed. beeline buses moving smoothly. watch for slow downs in the westbound belt at the mill basin bridge with an accident and on the southern state westbound there. reports of a problem on 84 east at the beaconox bridge. a collision, here is a look at the george washington bridge inbound moving okay.