For the first time ever, acrobatic live coming up this morning here at Bach Exotics,

our 21st annual Toys for Tots Show, and the weekly wrap-up at 845.

We got a great crowd here this morning, you guys.

Merry Christmas.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks to everybody who has already dropped off a bunch of toys for the Marines who are here

with us.

And thanks in advance, if you're on your way to Bach Exotics on the Auto Mile.

Santa Bac has arrived.

We'll talk to him coming up in a little bit.

And he has a lot of gifts to give to everybody who is here.

Curtis, can we open the window world to Boston weather window quickly?

Because it is frigid this morning.

All right.

It is 11 degrees in downtown Boston right now.

It feels like five.

Yeah.

So pretty big story actually yesterday, just under the radar in the New York Times of all places, saying that national climatologists have had to alter the dire predictions because one of the big studies that they utilized to say that we're all going to be dead because of global warming in 10 years was really skewed Uzbekistan, whose numbers were nowhere near reality. Oh, no. And that information, some scientists in Uzbekistan led the world to think that we were all going to die soon. So just take a deep breath. Probably using an old thermometer or something. Or maybe just go in, you know, ballpark it. Maybe, yes. AI is going to take us anyway. Sorry, Ken.

You can listen again. So, feels like five. Afternoon high of 27. This weekend, not bad. Tomorrow morning for the jingle all the way 5K and the seaport to benefit the Greg Hill Foundation will be about 35 degrees, partly cloudy, perfect running weather. That's good. Yeah. That's really good. I'll take it.

And we get a live

Kenan-Curdish show tomorrow.

We do,

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