closing these embassies. that doesn t mean there s some ultraspecific threat against 19 different facilities that are closed over the coming week. without benghazi, the reaction, i think, would be very different. the political costs of benghazi to the obama administration, as you know, was very, very large. and that is the political context here. and, phil, what happens now? does the u.s. wait this out? does the threat go away? at some point the embassies reopen? this is fascinating. from someone who once sat in the chair. when we re going to remember from yellow to orange back in eep 3, 04, 05, we used to sit there and watch the threat matrix drive us, to escalate the threat warning. and then you d say, how do we get out of this, in this case, something we haven t talked about, the american government has said, at the end of august, the travel warnings will expire.
country. many 20s across the map here. 36 memphis. 39 kansas city. the snow pack is not going anywhere this weekend. look at florida. florida you are going to feel the deep 3 s in some cases. 50 in atlanta, 60 jacksonville today is the daytime high. into sunday northern part of the state even into central parts of florida. 15-20 degrees below average. we are almost there. first day of spring, ladies, 19 days rather first day of march, 19 official days until spring comes the 20th of march. we will do the count down for you. we will count it down every day until we finally get there, patti ann. just because it is called spring doesn t necessarily mean the weather is going to be spring like. that s very true. janice dean, thanks.