flag flies in. >> mike: yep. yep. anthony allen. >> referee: fair catch interference, kicking team, number 35, 15-yard penalty, first down cleveland, time-out. >> brad: cleveland trailing by ten. elite quarterback maybe, but not on the last drive. he's frustrated. broad broad ju minutes remaining. trailing by ten with 10:01 left. brandon weeden, the rookie quarterback, keeping his team in the hunt play action. up the middle. somebody got a hand on it, i think on his throwing arm. >> mike: he's probably lucky, baas webb was going to pick that off. that was a variation of the play where greg little just ran, came all the way across the field. you have a corner sitting here waiting for it this time, okay? excuse me, the safety is waiting for it, bernard pollard. it's a good thing that ball got knocked down right there by haloti ngata or a piece. >> brad: weeden has only officially been sacked once in 38 total drop-backs, but they've had a lot of pressure tonight. here comes some more. incomplete. >> mike: it's not always

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> mike: thank you. wow. what a great audience we have here tonight and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. we hear the latest job numbers and they are not good. they are dismal. estimated 23 million americans don't have jobs beyond those numbers there are real people and some of them are in a world of hurt. i have a special friend in iowa and got to know her in -- and her family in 2008. she is a beautiful young lady and a some say a special needs child but i prefer to say she is truly special. yesterday, wendy went to work like she has in the past len years in the local wendy restaurant but it was locked up and a sign on the front said it was closed. and the manager explainedine though the store was doing well. but the company said it needed renovation in this economy it was not enough money for the cost. for a while she just sate -a sat in her room and then she said, i think god is telling me right now, i am not feeling too good. i have a frosty key chain and i couldn't use it s

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> mike: thank you. wow. what a great audience we have here tonight and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. we hear the latest job numbers and they are not good. they are dismal. estimated 23 million americans don't have jobs beyond those numbers there are real people and some of them are in a world of hurt. i have friend in iowa and got to know her in -- and her family in 2008. she is a beautiful young lady and a some say a special needs child but i prefer to say she is truly special. yesterday, wendy went to work like she has in the past len years in the local wendy restaurant but it was locked up and a sign on the front said it was closed. and the manager explainedine though the store was doing well. but the company said it needed renovation in this economy it was not enough money for the cost. for a while she just sate -a sat in her room and then she said, i think god is telling me right now, i am not feeling too good. i have a frosty key chain and i couldn't use it she could g

. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause]. >> mike: hello everybody, thank you. thank you very much, great crowd here today in new york. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. having just returned from the republican national convention in tampa i've got some thoughts, for one thing, that magic moment with clint eastwood, pretty spectacular, really. we've been trying to get president obama on this show for years, he's turned us down every time. now i know it's really easy, and we just bring the chair out. so (applause) >> maybe if i have the chair, he will magically appear. just like harry reid's imagery friends tend to appear from time to time. [applause] >> we really didn't miss losing that first night at the convention canceled because of the possibility of bad weather. oh, it was a tough, but appropriate call given the weather forecast. and by the way, the three big networks were only going to cover one hour each night skraen way. and so, had there been a monday session, vi

i think one thing that none of you would commend mike for but we can as advocates is for mike and all these folks is because of the deep passion that all of the advocates have for the issue and getting it right mike and the others have been put through what can only be described as an extremely grueling process of dealing with all of our complaints and disagreements, and as you can see on the 18th we came out of this with something that everybody could live with and that is moving us forward, and mr. campbell is to be commended for going through that only what can be described as a meat grinder to get to this point and anyone that is willing to put up for that for several years deserves comond aigdz and on that note we're not done with and you you're now doing rate payer stuff and it's predictable pg&e will play games with rates like they did in marin and we will likely need your assistance and will be calling on it and we talk about the local process but they were key going to the state and keep fighting for the ability to move the program forward the right way so we are not under mi

he was far away. >> mike: and that's amazing. jeff says he doesn't always know jesus or talk about him. or make you feel bad about what he said. i'm going to ask him how he found jesus when we come back. stay with us. [applause]. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a reason...to look twice. introducing a stunning work of technology -- the entirely new lexus es. and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> this is it true. no one was on to me. a church quid addicted to pornography. i was crate tod have sex and get wasted. i felt a facade of meekness now i know jesus, i boast in my weakness. >> mike: that is an unusual statement for people . >> mike: that's an unusual statement for most people who have never read the bible. boast of your weakness, the whole point of being an american, i'm strong and tough and beat everybody up. and what do you mean you boast in your weakness. >> paul posts in a letter to the corinthians, jesus is standing you representing you as a christian and kind of representing you on

if mike bought the put he would be looking at a loss of 55%. but because he sold that weekly september put against it which expired worse he was able to offset the loss and is looking at a flat trade. the question is he going to stay in? let's go back to the charts. our own olympian of technical analysis. carter braxton worth. carter in. >> i think it's in the water and we are going to stay. >> this is really interesting because this is a short dated trade. we need to manage these things carefully. this trade was up quite a lot earlier today. we sent out a tweet and said if we have it on you might want to take it off. what punished the trade is the fact that the stock rallied. when you get into these types of trades you have it at your short strike on the day of expiration. that is when you cover the trade. right that instant. that is actually what probably in the trade would have decided to do. i also though am inclined to be bearish on nike going forward. >> it is interesting the impact that nike's results had on a china-related plays. yum wa

mike is suggesting a call spread that costs 25 cents. to me that makes a lot of sense to define your risk especially as you head into earnings. >> real quick, i'd do a completely different trade, bullish trade in the web extra on bank of america because the stock is below $10, you have to change it up a little bit. >> all right. let's wrap this up with a little stocks versus options. 100 shares would set you back about $900. mike's call spread purchase which is basically a stock replacement strategy meaning you sell your stock and use a portion to buy options. that costs much less as in $25. and it could triple your money by october. >>> let's move on here. seems like we've been talking about it all year. now it's just days away. we are talking, of course, about the unveiling of the highly anticipated iphone 5. after the iphone 4s was released, it was met with lackluster reviews. what can we expect this time around? cnbc's john fortt covers the name better than anyone. he's been working the sources, got the latest. he's also making his "

we will stay on the short side. >> mike? >> you know, this is one of the situations where i have been saying a lot that i would prefer to be long options at this period of time. of course since i am long, the issue is do you want to take this off? i will be inclined to lean to the short side. i like having those two short puts against it. if those things get a whole lot cheaper, offered at about 30 cents at the end of the day, you might want to consider covering the short puts. >> i agree with that. to me, this is one of the real head scratchers of the week. i think the trade has been on here. people were focused on exposure. last time they reported they talked about sales in north america, weak on the east coast. sales were not great but the guidance was not as bad as expected. the news still isn't gate but the sentiment got overly bad. >> we talk about how town side puts get juicy and they bailed mike out. >> if you want updates, be sure to follow us on twitter. and dan posts regular updates on twitter. >> the final call f

>> good, mike. why don't you go ahead. >> i think you have a good point. >> even the safety trade stocks were up. that means the fed is going to step in and do more as well. >> in many ways mike is right. the market really could do no wrong. >> i don't know how much more bullish you can get. there was huge call volume and pretty speculative names. but the xlf, the financial sector etf saw five calls trade for every put. incredibly bullish. >> there was a huge sell in bank of america. some guys are gaining this sort of stuff. i would just make one last point as we head into this fed announcement. let's be perfectly clear here. they are going to go into a qe 3. that sounds crazy to me. >> if you think most of wall stre street. >> talk about the massive call buying. >> i think it's very hard at this point. i would not with my own money sit here and say i think you should short financials here. it seems to be a one way train. on the other hand, i also am concerned about macro economic factors. when i lo

mike is suggesting a call spread that costs 25 cents. to me that makes a lot of sense to define your risk especially as you head into earnings. >> real quick, i'd do a completely different trade, bullish trade in the web extra on bank of america because the stock is below $10, you have to change it up a little bit. >> all right. let's wrap this up with a little stocks versus options. 100 shares would set you back about $900. mike's call spread purchase which is basically a stock replacement strategy meaning you sell your stock and use a portion to buy options. that costs much less as in $25. and it could triple your money by october. >>> let's move on here. seems like we've been talking about it all year. now it's just days away. we are talking, of course, about the unveiling of the highly anticipated iphone 5. after the iphone 4s was released, it was met with lackluster reveals. what can we expect this time around? cnbc's john fortt covers the name better than anyone. he's also making his "options actions" "debut. welcome to the show. >

i think mike is right on, just buy a call. you don't have to get too fancy in a low-volatility name. >> carter jump in? >> one of the most important think it's healthy when you have names too far too fast like coke philip morris, to have money come out of them. found its way back into other cycles of things. when rotation happens it's not a bad thing it's a good thing and people taking profits and putting more risk on cyclical things. >> tie a nice yellow ribbon on this. one more stocks versus options. 100 shares of boeing would set you back over $7,000. mike's call purchase only risks $125 and that is why we talk options. we will see carter later on in the show. thank you very much. now if you have a question you can send us an e-mail. i love to read them. only the nice ones, of course. the address is optionsaction@cnbc.com. we will answer it. in oir 101 extra right after the show. we also post updates there. check those out. this, in the meantime, is what's coming up next. >> talk about weakness at tiffanys. last week a bear

mike pereira, in los angeles, our rules analyst. mike, your thoughts? >> well, let's address the fumble thing first. and if the ball's punched out, remember they rule touchdown. you'd have to have a clear recovery before it goes into a scrum, which you don't see. you just see them point out the ball actually after the scrum. so, you know. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field stands. touchdown. >> gus: they're saying the ruling on the field stands, touchdown. >> charles: going on what mike's saying. if oklahoma state didn't come out of the pile, you can't give them possession post. you have to have the officials rule oklahoma state with the ball coming out of the pile. they can't reverse what the officials called on the field. >> gus: one more look at it. >> charles: bergeron goes in. you see the ball in the middle right there is coming out. but the officials had already called touchdown. >> gus: jordan adds the extra point. the touchdown will stand. texas takes a 41-36 lead. but they will be talking about this one in stillwater all

mike pereira, in los angeles, our rules analyst. mike, your thoughts? >> well, let's address the fumble thing first. and if the ball's punched out, remember they rule touchdown. you'd have to have a clear recovery before it goes into a scrum, which you don't see. you just see them point out the ball actually after the scrum. so, you know. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field stands. touchdown. >> gus: they're saying the ruling on the field stands, touchdown. >> charles: going on what mike's saying. if oklahoma state didn't come out of the pile, you can't give them possession post. you have to have the officials rule oklahoma state with the ball coming out of the pile. they can't reverse what the officials called on the field. >> gus: one more look at it. >> charles: bergeron goes in. you see the ball in the middle right there is coming out. bute officials had already called touchdown. >> gus: jordan adds the extra point. the touchdown will stand. texas takes a 41-36 lead. but they will be talking about this one in stillwater all wee

between the put and the $1.05 mike reduced the cost to just .75 mike can see profits below the strike of the longer dated put by more than the .75 on the trade. >> it's great. >> it sure is. but it gets better. that's because the value of the put will decrease faster than the value that he thought allowing mike to do something only mr. bolt can't do, turn time into money. >> the reason i came here was to show the world that i'm the best. >> relax because there is a tradeoff. in order to make the most money mike needs nike stock to stay just above the put he sold by the first expiration or in this case above 92.50 but below the put he is long by the second expiration by more than the cost of the trade or in this case beloam $91.75. >> since the time of the trade -- >> well, it was. after initially falling nike shares rally to finish flat leaving carter with a tough choice, clean up the trade or hope nike trades resume the fall. now these are in a race against time and the options fans want to know one thing, what will these two do next. >> before we answer that you might be thinking if

(laughter) . >> mike: thank you. chuck has supported me, his lovely wife gina and my wife, we have spent so much time together and shared so much together. we've seen his work together. and we have been to iraq together, 18,600 individual troops we spent time with and you know, it's amazing every one of them thanked us. i've never heard so much god bless yous and thank you for coming, and why are you here one question. remember that? and chuck said, because you're here. >> mike: well, you want to thank both of you for being here, but most importantly, i want to thank you for the involvement in the project. and i hope that all over the country, people will go see last ounce of courage. it opens this coming friday in theaters in cities across america, i hope you have to wait in line a long time to get a ticket. the theaters will be packed to see a wonderful film that will encourage you and inspire you. thanks. >> i'll be right back with some closing thoughts. [applause]. want to try to crack it? yeah, that's the way to

. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you, thank you, thank you very much. welcome to the huckabee show from the fox news studios in new york. we have a really lively audience and a lot of these folks, not all, but most of them are from the massachusetts republican assembly. (cheers) >> and i didn't know there was that much republican enthusiasm in all of massachusetts much less coming to our show. we're so very happy to have you folks here. if we don't learn from history. we're destined to repeat it. now, i fear that's exactly what's happening now, in the staredown between iran and israel, appears that barack obama is neville chamberlain to benjamin netanyahu's winston churchill. one man thinks we can reason with maniacal killers and the others know that playing with a snake leads to snake bites and those who think that this is political gamesmanship. i assure you, while it might be for the white house, for israel it most certainly is not. the president has often spoken of his familiarity with muslim

between the put and the $1.05 mike reduced the cost to just .75 mike can see profits below the strike of the longer dated put by more than the .75 on the trade. >> it's great. >> it sure is. but it gets better. that's because the value of the put will decrease faster than the value that he thought allowing mike to do something only mr. bolt can't do, turn time into money. >> the reason i came here was to show the world that i'm the best. >> relax because there is a tradeoff. in order to make the most money mike needs nike stock to stay just above the put he sold by the first expiration or in this case above 92.50 but below the put he is long by the second expiration by more than the cost of the trade or in this case below $91.75. >> since the time of the trade -- >> going the right direction. >> well, it was. after initially falling nike shares rally to finish flat leaving carter with a tough choice, clean up the trade or hope nike trades resume the fall. now these are in a race against time and the options fans want to know one thing, what will these two do next. >> before we answer

but here in portland, maine at mike dewey's u.s. airway ticket carrier. it was just before 6:00 a.m. and dewey had just checked in the first commuter fight to boston. >> i'm going to step out the sidewalk and the smoke. just as i stepped over the counter, i looked out and i see these two fellas standing there. and they're looking around. >> reporter: in the official report of the 9/11 attack, there are 1,742 footnotes. mike tuohey is the very first. >> i looked at the tickets. oh, first class tickets. you don't see $2100 tickets anymore. and these are real tickets. they were paper tickets. i'm saying oh, good thing. i can check them in. >> the names of the the tickets. the ring leader of the operation. >> i think they were less than 30 minutes prior to their flight. >> reporter: 500 miles away and 1:46 later, vaughn alex was at an american airlines ticket counter at dulles airport where he had worked for 20 years. >> they came in through the doors behind us, walked back and forth a little bit and i had them come right up to my position. vaughn alex is foo

mike was so anxious, he could hardly sit still. we met at mike rio's mother's house near phoenix, arizona, where he, his wife and daughter have been living for the last year and a half. maggie and their daughter share a bedroom and mike sleeps every night on the living room couch. what is it like for you at 51 to be sleeping on your mother's couch? >> ashamed. i feel low. i feel -- how can i support my family, let alone get them a house? >> reporter: mike doesn't have the money for a place of their own. he can't work. firefights and an ied blast in afghanistan left him with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. maggie isn't working, either, so she can look after him. the money is running out, and they find themselves like hundreds of thousands of other veterans, fighting a battle they never expected. one they frankly can't believe. they're fighting for benefits from the department of veterans affairs. >> i thought they were there to help us. you know, i -- if it wasn't for my wife, i would be in the fetal pos

mike tuohey is the very first. >> i look at the tickets. i go, whoa, first class tickets. you don't see $2,400 tickets anymore. and these were real tickets. you know? they were not -- they were paper tickets. so i'm saying, well, good thing, can i check them in. first class. >> reporter: the names on the tickets -- abdulaziz alomari and mohamed atta, the ring leader of the operation. >> i think they were less than 30 minutes prior to the flight. i'm sure they were. 500 miles away and 1 hour 46 minutes later, vaughn allex was at an american airlines ticket count in dulles airport where he had worked for 20 years. >> they came in through the doors behind us, walk back and forth a little bit, and i had them come right up to my position. >> reporter: vaughn allex is footnote number 12. >> we just finished the morning check-in. actually the counter was clear at that point. we had no passengers and i saw these two gentlemen come in and it was kind of -- you look back on it and you hate to use words, but it was comical. they came in and they kind of went one way, they looked at o

mike shumann is here. the cal bears kicked off their season. >> mike: the bearer of bad news. they broke in the stadiumive a heartbreaking los nevada. the i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and you never need a referral. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only

mike shumann is here. the cal bears kicked off their season. >> mike: the bearer of bad news. they broke in the stadiumive a heartbreaking loss to nevada. the starting quarterback zach maynard was benched for >> mike: the cal bears sawferred setback before the returned the rennovated memorial stadium. starting quarterback zach maynard benched for missing a few tier -- tutorial session and the bears struggled. that move will be questioned. cal found themselves down 14-0. may indiana comes bag and goings 37 yards to bryce treggs. 14-7 wolf pack. the reverse to keenan allen. check out the bears. not a bad run. he's a playa. cal fought back and tied it but jefferson pounds it in. one last chance effort by cal. didn't work, maynard to chris harper. did maynard's benching affect his timing? >> anytime you come to the game, cold, you're not expecting win to come in the game, it takes a rhythm, once i got in the game, if i was able to start the first quarter, would be also different but did a great job starting th

mike was so anxious, he could hardly sit still. we met at mike rio's mother's use near phoenix, arizona, where he, his wife and daughter have been living f the last year and a half. maggie and their daughter share a bedroom and mike sleeps every night on the living room couch. what is it like for you at 51 to be sleeping on your mother's couch? >> ashamed. i feel low. i feel -- how can i support my family, let alone get them a house? >> reporter: mike doesn't have the money for a place of their own. he can't work. firefights and an ied blast in afghanistan left him with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. maggie isn't working, either, so she can look after him. the money is running out, and they find themselves like hundreds of thousands of other veterans, fighting a battle they never expected. one they frankly can't believe. they're fighting for benefits from the department of veterans affairs. >> i thought they were there to help us. you know, i -- if it wasn't for my wife, i would be in the fetal positio

hello, mike. >> hello, mike. >> i love you. >> i'm not that much of a viewer. i just happened to click through. but my thoughts are that it's great to see these guys on for five years considering they don't do a hell of a lot except run around new york and take still pictures of themselves, and they have a lot of great guests. it's a great show. [ giggling ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your business. we've loaned more money to small businesses than any other bank for ten years running. so come talk to us to see how we can help. wells fargo. togethe

ever try turkish coffee, mike hydeck? >> i have. of course i have. >> well, turkish coffee is being handed out by a truck to drum up attention for september's inaugural turkish cultural heritage month. today you can find the truck in georgetown on m street near blue mercury. tomorrow it's at the textile museum and sunday it is at the smithsonian national museum of the american indian. cheers. a whole lot of coffee on your head. >> this coffee cup is almost big enough. this will show you about how much i drink every morning. if you add up all the cups, i probably come fill this. >> if you have an offer you've seen or you have a local deal for our viewers, what can you do? >> you can hit jessica up on facebook. she might give you a free coup of coffee. >> or -- cup of coffee. >> or i'll tell you where to get one. >>> welcome back. 6:53. your weather first. the showers have left. we've got patchy dense fog, especially west and southwest of town. the dense fog advisory till 10:00. mid-70s by noon. high around 80. late showers and storms

a look atraffic now with mike. good morning, mike. >> good morning, tom. things still looking good on the beltway. no accidents on the inner or outer loop. interstates in maryland also looking fantastic. vw parkway everything moving at speed. same goes for 95 as you see on the map. let's take a live look now at 95 at 216. traffic to the right is heading south. things moving smoothly there. it's about a nine-minute ride on 95 south from 216 to the beltway. aaron? un? >> mike, thank you. >>> 6:12 is our time now. a vicious beating caught on tape. the suspect is a marine. we'll tell you why police believe anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better sc

. >> mike: i'm mike shumann. how about those oakland a's, a season-high nine game win streak sweeping the red sox under the coliseum carpet. do they gain ground >> alan: today was the end of an era for a church that has served the oakland community for more than 100 yearsle the fruitvale church has 50 members. because of the declining membership, the national presbyterian dephenomenon nation voted to close the church. it's the end and also a beginning. >> it's bittersweet, a lot of things that happened here, but it is also a grateful occasion to recognize that god is still working and god is still moving and this is a chance for us to step into new life. ang ang the congregation called the new revelation community church will begin reining the old church next week. the fruit vail presbyterian church was founded no 1889 for farming families to worship. >> in another part of oakland, the annual pride festival served up food, entertainment, and a dose of self-esteem. the corners of 19th and. >> frances: streets were

great guy, mike rowe. >> what did you learn, mike? >> cuffed jeans?

. >> mike: we do. a little bit of everything. the champagne was on ice and the g men to had to win to clinch the national league west, and how sweet it is, the giants win their second n.l. west title in the last three years. that brings back memories. hi >> mike: the giants clinched their second national league west title with a win over the padres at at&t park. with buster posey the only remaining player not on the mound. sandoval, seals it. look out. flips over the fence. it's worth another luck. still has time to blow a bubble. that's a lot of pablo landing in your lap. bottom four, scutaro, what a pickup he has been. shines a single to center. the two brandons score, belt and crawford. giants have a 5-cushion. eight inning of, bab don belts to opposite field. giants up 8-4, in the ninth sergio romo, gets cot say to send one to center. pagan makes the catch. the giants win the national league west with an 8-4 victory. giant fans on fire, and on the celebration, wow. >> feels great. a wonderful feeling. a lot of hard work, and

mike shumann is here with sports and the 49ers cake off the season. >> mike: that's right in green bay, and a battle of 0rbacks whe linked. aaron rodgers and alex smith, but they're >> mike: the 49ers begin their run for a sixth super bowl title sunday in lambeau field in green bay where they have not won since 1990. this will be a battle of quarterback from the 2005 draft. aaron rodgers, facing off against alex smith. alex was the first overall pick in the 2005 draft and rodgers fell to 24. he and alex have been friends since the draft and still stay in touch. >> pitted against each other coming out of college. and it's funny, going through that, kind of became pretty good friends had a lot in common and just staying connected in the offseason. >> a great guy, and a guy playing at a high level. so to have that many pass attempts like last year, and to take the football the way he did. didn't get enough credit. >> mike: going to be a great matchup. big day for local college football teams. cal, a must-win. they looked better in all three phases of the game. cal broke it occupy in the f

mike? >>reporter: no. i really like that bow tie, though. >> he looks good. >> looks like he's having fun. >> obviously a lot of people are going to want to know what the weather is going to be like tomorrow, that's the story and the traffic finally cleared up because of the grand prix. >> yeah. that's the good news but we'll have the usual stadium traffic starting early, so we'll be talking about that. >> it's all on me, isn't it? >> yes, it is. >> let's talk about what's going on right now, megan and we'll get to that forecast for you. as you look at the temperatures this morning and you feel the temperatures as you're stepping outside, it's very warm. these temperatures all across the board close to 80 degrees. there's a reason for that. we do have a southwesterly flow. i'll show you those winds in a second. but we do have plenty of cloud cover around. so when we have those clouds around in the morning, they act like a blanket so temperatures just don't fall off. we are looking at a few showers, mainly