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highways look mnly we the road crews are ready too out in ceroblems develop. >> this is the wilson bridge, smooth sailing so far. pavement is wet. we had sn, but it melted. >> in the sdrkts a live look from downtown d.c., roadways just wet. tom is hereo talk about the forecast. we missed another one. >> a lot of sad faces looking at us. >> the kids are mad,om. >> and the teachers. >> no school delays or cancellations, prepareo head off to work and school this morning. we did g a light dusting. radar showing a bit of still lingering snowshower activity, central blue ridge,ff to the ea...

mixture of rain and snow is moving in late at night. and a lotf us are wondering if school wil start on time in the morning. good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. jim van is off toght. right to storm center4 and meorologist doug kammerer. >> the bad news is for oers is i don't think the'll see so too much in the way of cancellations tomorrow because we will notee much of anything out of thistorm as far as precipitation goes. airport 38 degrees the current temperature. winds out of thesouth-southeast at 13 miles an hour. eping our temperatures up. that mns rain from around the d.c. area,...

but just how long is that going to last? we'll ask her "today," thursday, may 6th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. i'm meredith vieira. >> i'm matt lauer. you have to sit here and wonder if we won the lottery, $266 million, would we be here this morning? >> you have to wonder about that? i don't wonder about that. i wouldn't be. >> it would be good morning, i'm lester holt. >> no! >> you'd want to work. you think your life would stay normal for a little while, at least. >> no. she's working for now, anyhow. also...

nearly 1,000 points at one point this afternoon before it began recovering. it is the largest point drop of its kind in the history of the market. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the huge drop was driven by another day of deadly protests in the streets of greece. the violence stems from public anger over a deal that greek government made to avoid going bankrupt. investors here in the u.s. for the debt in greece will spread and hope the global economic recovery. cnbc's brian shactman joins from us cnbc headquarters. brian, what happened? >> reporter: it is a great...

arraignment. >> this morning, a clearer focus of a bungled bomber, who likely acted alone, after returning from pakistan earlier this year. new details this morning, that faisal shahzad, apparently rehearsed his plan to park a car bomb in times square. authorities say he did a dry run three days before. and the day before leaving the bomb-rigged suv, he left agetaway car in the area. but forgot the keys to that car inside the pathfinder and had to flee using public transit. just the latest signs of a bungled attempt. >> i think he thought these products were a lot more powerful than ...