thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> nate taking aim on the northeast. millions, including the d.c. area, in the path of what's left of the storm. this coming just days after nate made landfall as a category one hurricane in the gulf coast. let's go to meteorologist josh knight. josh: we are starting off with a live look of our satellite and radar. you can see here we have those cloudier skies across the area. this is a look from chesapeake beach, where we are dealing with quite a bit of that cloud cover. switching over to

region. be watching as this system moves pretty quickly across the area. with that in mind, cloud cover slow to break down for us today, but temperatures able to warm up pretty quickly. we have about 81 degrees for our feels-like temperature in d.c. fredericksburg, 85 degrees under cloudy skies. those feels-like temperature's are going to bump up quickly. let's show you the latest on futurecast. those showers continue to move out of here. a couple more will pop up later this evening, but predominantly we are going to be dry. it's going to be hot and muggy. temperatures for the afternoon hanging in the mid--80's. a chance for morning showers. the wind will start to break down for us as well. still muggy into tuesday. more fall like by the end of the week. we will talk about that and your chance for showers wne

>> today marks one week since the las vegas massacre. overnight, an unusual sight to honor the victims, lights out on the biggest strip -- vegas strip. many gathered near the mandalay bay resort, laying floewrs to honor -- flowers to honor the victims. we are learning more about the shooter's deadly plans and passed. -- past. a woman who worked with the gunman and considered him a friend is now sharing her story. matt: these new images of a smiling stephen paddock obtained exclusively by abc news. under his arm is lisa crawford, who says she was a property manager at a building he owned in texas for six years. >> he cared about everybody's finances. he cared about everybody's cars. he cared about -- he actually cared about people. mattin

those pictures show them palling around together with iconic las vegas hotels in the background. ed.we emailed, text one of us-- neither liked talking on the phone. ford, who said she's spoken to police and the fbi, said he had a goofball sense of humor and was even generous to his tenants. >>ford, who said she's spoken to police the person thak then, they would've enjoyed living on one of his properties. matt: paddock remains such an enigma that the fbi executed another search warrant on his home near las vegas sunday. you can see were they breached the garage in that nondescript house. overnight, one of the first police officers in that sniper's nest, telling police that the shooter had a handwritten

>> he had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his targets from their. -- there. matt: it contains numerical figures for wind, trajectory, and distance, apparently meant to maximize his ability to kill the concertgoers down below. jason aldean, who was on stage when the shooting began, making his first public appearance saturday, going on "snl." he sang the tom petty classic, "i won't back down." g, jason his "snl" gi aldean returned to las vegas. on sunday, he visited shooting victims into dip -- in towo hospitals. his pregnant wife was with him. the white house is releasing a list of daca demands, which includes curbing fedal

for sanctuary cities. democrats are concerned these priorities will threaten efforts to protect hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation, many of whom were brought into the u.s. illegally as children. more now on the battle between the white house and the nfl. vice president pence walking out inthe colts' game indianapolis sunday when players from the san francisco 49ers knelt during the national anthem. mary bruce has the new reaction. mary: as players from the 49ers took a knee, vice president mike pence staged a protest of his own. the vice president, who flew from las vegas to indianapolis for sunday's game, standing with his hand on his heart, but, soon after, he and his wife abruptly left the stadium. willhe tweeted this, "i not dignify any event the disrespects our soldiers, our flag, or our national anthem," but it wasn't an impromptu protest. an

all along if players took a knee. president trump tweeted, "i asked vp pence to leave stadium if any players kneeled. i am proud of him." former quarterback colin kaepernick started the protest last season. 49ers player eric reid calls pence's actions a pr stunt. we were probably going to do it again. mary: some are asking, was it worth it? after all the scandals involving unnecessarily expensive travel by cabinet secretary's, how much taxpayer money was wasted on this stunt? >> according to calculations, that quick trip costs nearl -- cost nearly $243,000. that does not include advanced personnel, secret service, or support on the ground.

are looking into an attempted sexual assault case. a woman told police she was assaulted around 1:30 sunday morning near water view politics -- water view plaza. police have not made an arrest. gunshots inside a walmart and now police in ellicott city are looking for the guy who pulled the trigger. it started as a fight, then one man shot another man and took off. it happened around midnight on northridge road. the victim also fired several shots, but no one was hit. we are just one month out from the virginia gubernatorial election. tonight, candidates will face off in their third and final gubernatorial debate. we are carrying it for you live tonight on news channel 8 at 7:00 p.m. at uva wiseuare off university. up -- wrappedmped up at columbus plaza. ryan h

keeping a close eye on the weather, even tossing around the idea of moving the ceremony indoors. the u.s. marine band canceling this morning because of the wind. despite all of that and despite a little bit of rain, d.c. is celebrating 525 years of discovery, honoring christopher columbus. it was 1492 when columbus' bold endeavor helped change the map to include the new world. the ceremony organized by the national christopher columbus association and the national park service. the ambassadors from both spain and italy will also be speaking and celebrating the spirit of exploration and the important contributions italian-americans have made to the united states. >> for us, it's a very important day. colombian encounter, as the historians refer to it sometimes, is arguably the most important single moment in human history. r

day has also become a day recognizing the united states as a nation of immigrants. we have heard reports of protests in new york city, but we have not seen anything like that here in d.c. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. >> coming up on abc 7 news at noon, wildfire targeting the heart of wine country. dramatic scene in napa. and a wild ride caught on camera. a man clinging to the front of a baltimore county school bus. josh: some of the rain is moving out, but we are not done with the humidity. when we will finally feel more like fall. let's get a check on the roads with eric smith. you. thank it's going to be a bit heavy in a few spots out there for the midday. a crash at the beltway, on the right side. this is the on ram

northbound. the ramp is still blocked. they are moving it to the side. expect big delays on the northbound side of the parkway heading up to the beltway. the beltway struggling both directions heading this way. here is a look from georgetown pike at the inner loop. you can see the on ramp to get onto the beltway off georgetown pike. everything is very messy. you can see some big delays heading down this way out of maryland. that's all from the traffic

kellye: wildfires tearing through the west. much of the state of california facing red flag warnings this noon as flames torched hundreds of acres in napa county and sonoma county.

is -- escape. >> mandatory evacuations as raging wildfires rip through at least 200 acres. >> we don't have the exact time this started. certainly we don't know what the cause is. right now we are focused on trying to get people out of the area. reporter: high winds and dry conditions causing the flames to spread rapidly, hopping freeways in the heart of wine country. >> my wife and i live in downtown napa. it's actually raining ash. be 50flames could easily feet tall as they are cresting the hillside. pretty frightening. reporter: wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> there is a plethora of premium wineries all over the place, and a lot of these people haven't picked their grapes yet. housedr: the resort the pga tournament over the weekend, with

firefighters and police racing to the scene. kellye: when you compare that to what's happening in other parts of the country, a dramatic difference. josh we've got a little bit of everything: across -- josh: we've got a little bit of everything. colorado is dealing with three to six inches of snow possible around denver. as we get over toward our area, we are dealing with the rain and the moisture thanks to nate working its way off to the northeast. let's talk closer to home. temperatures in the mid to upper 70's, but feeling more like we are a few degrees warmer, about 81 degrees thanks to how much moisture is in the air. humidity is really high. this is more like a tropical air mass than what we are used to for october. the higher the dew point, the more moisture floating around. anytime you get about the 70's, feeling oppressive. we are not going to get a big break from the humidity until next

that will be our big change in the humidity. today is going to be the worst. as we get into tuesday, it's a little bit better. wednesday and thursday, some slight improvements as well. but not really going to shake that muggy feeling at all for this week. a few showers hang on in southern maryland and over toward the bay for the next several hours, but that's about it. we will get some sunshine. with the money factor, it will feel -- muggy factor, it will feel closer to 90 degrees. tuesday will be much prettier. not a lot of sunshine. tomorrow, enjoy it. as we work our way into the evening hours, the clouds start to build back in. more rain showers wednesday and another chance on thursday. not going to pick up a ton of rain out of these, but enough to slowly start eating away at our deficit. feeling more like 90 this afternoon. the mugginess will make a big difference.

into the second part of the day. fast forwarding into tonight, temperatures stay warm. we are going to be in the 60's. more summerlike with those numbers starting off around 70 degrees. back up to around 83 with more sunshine for tomorrow. over the next few days, we finally cooled down heading into wednesday, thursday, friday -- we finally cool down heading into wednesday, thursday, friday. rain chances stick around thursday and friday. saturday and sunday, both days looking much better. kellye: thank you. charlottesville city leaders are upset following protests on saturday night by white nationalists. about three dozen people gathered or less than 30 minutes. this was the third rally prompted by charlottesville's plans to remove a statue of robert e. lee. the rally was

congregation was worshiping. >> it was unexpected. i hadn't heard anything about this happening. how could i make sure that my participants here, my jewish community is safe? >> they weren't back in large numbers, but they were back and that is very troubling. kellye: governor mcauliffe tweeted his opposition to the protests. the mayor handed some type of -- hinted at some type of legal action. caught on camera, a man clinging to a moving school bus packed with students. this is coming in from baltimore county. someone from that bus apparently threw a bottle toward a man's car. he then got out of his car and started banging on the bus' door before jumping onto the hood. the bus driver chose to drive slowly toward the nearest police station. an off-d

the man into custody. coming up, president trump in a new war of words with the top republican senator -- a top republican senator. and harvey weinstein, out of a job. the new fallout for the movie mogul accused of social harassment -- sexual harassment. the nats getting ready for wrigley.

kellye: new fallout for harvey weinstein, the movie mogul now fired from his job at the film studio he founded. a bc's linsey davis has more on the latest developments. linsey: just f

bombshell report accusing him of sexually harassing women, harvey weinstein is out of a job. the weinstein company initially said the embattled mogul would be taking an indefinite leave of absence from the company. late sunday, the remaining board members, including brother bob, ouster, which comes amid a week of growing fallout from that "new york times" report, which describes allegations.ment on friday, three members of the weinstein company's all-male, ni ne-member board of directors resigned, followed on saturday by attorney lisa bloom, who tweeted she would be stepping down as weinstein's advisor, just one day after she appeared on "good morning america." >> this is textbook sexual harassment. >> it's gross. >> it's illegal. >> yes.

came forward, claiming weinstein hallway 10r in the years ago. waited,se asking why i you try telling that story 10 years ago. only possible because of women with far bigger names, far braver than me." >> i've known harvey weinstein for a long time. i'm not at all surprised to see it. linsey: when a reporter attended to compare weinstein's behavior with president trump, the president made this distinction. president trump: well, he says they were inappropriate. >> [inaudible] president trump: that's locker room. that's locker room. kellye: still ahead on abc 7 news at noon, a one-on-one with president trump's first wife. what she is saying about her children and donald trump as their father.

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kellye: we definitely have a combination of pretty bad conditions, muggy and hot, wet. it's rather depressing. josh: but the good news is we are going to lose the rain as we head into the afternoon. with what's left of

so quickly, taking the rain out of here quickly as well. gowdy sties -- cloudy skies still at 1:00. it's going to get hot very quickly. it will feel more like 90 degrees this afternoon thanks to all the humidity. your extended outlook, we have the rain chance this morning. looking a bit better tomorrow. rain chances move back in wednesday and thursday. just in time for the weekend, very nice, mid- to upper-70's. finally more fall-like by early next week. we will take a closer look at

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>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. kellye: happening now, cleanup from hurricane nate. there is plenty of picking up to do along the gulf coast. maggie rulli has the details. maggie: nate came in

a category 1 hurricane, making landfall twice, first in the louisiana, then a second time in mississippi. heavy rains and storm surge battered the coast, flooding many casinos in biloxi, mississippi. filling up parking lots with five feet of seawater. the cars left behind tossed like toys. churning up a waterspout off the coast of louisiana. the storm traveled north, quickly downgraded to a tropical depression, but still bringing more rain and even destructive tornadoes in the carolinas. >> we got trapped. it was overwhelming. >> very scary. nate is only the latest in a string of destructive and deadly hurricanes to hit the u.s. this year. the administrator a fema saying that nonstop onslaught of rough weather has been a challenge. >> nearly 85% of my entire agency is deployed right now. we are still working massive issues in harvey,

as the issues in puerto rico and the virgin islands, and now this one. maggie: some local officials are criticizing fema and the trump administration for not doing enough, notably, the mayor of san juan, puerto rico. >> we filtered out the mayor a long time ago. we don't have time for the political noise. scenes likekfully, this one are not that common along the gulf coast. the mayor of biloxi says his city was prepared for nate. maggie rulli, abc 7 news. kellye: meteorologist josh knight is here with a look at the forecast. a rather cloudy day. josh: cloudy and still breezy. the american flag flapping in the breeze there. some of these flags on the pier. the wind gusts not too bad. i think we are done with the strongest breeze. we will watch for the cloud cover to break down and temperatures to warm up quickly. right now sitting at 78 but feeling more like the low

cloudy skies take over the map, but those will start to break down as we go throughout the afternoon. there's a slim chance a couple more showers could pop up across the area. i'm not looking for too much of that. wind gusts, 20 miles per hour near fleet -- near leesburg and fredericksburg. ashing too strong left over the system continues to move farther off to the northeast. temperature wise, working our way back up into the low-80's, but feeling more like 90 degrees once you factor in the humidity. still windy, but drying out. temperatures slow to fall throughout the evening. even at 11:00, still in the mid-70's. cooler weather is on the way. we will time that out for you. the southwest waterfront makeover is almost complete. the wharf finally opens this week, but with it comes some big changes for drivers.

reporter: the long-awaited opening is finally here. this week, thousands of people will be down and around southwest waterfront. the district apartment of transportation has released a plan on how to manage the influx of visitors in the -- the district department of transportation has released a plan on how to manage the influx of the visitors. traffic control officers will be on duty to keep cars and people moving through the area. ddot is also planning to use traffic signal timing to ease traffic. people are being urged to take public transportation. we now know a soldier from maryland is one of the people injured during training at fort jackson, south carolina. two soldiers were killed and six others were hurt. officials say friday's accident involved a military vehicle and a troop formation.

latest feud is intensifying, going at it on twitter with gop senator bob corker from tennessee. corker going so far as to call the white house "an adult day care center." reporter: it was a presidential slam not often said by the opposing party, let alone within party rank and file. tennessee senator bob corker saying president trump treats the office like a reality show and is so reckless the nation could be on the path to world war iii. in several instances, he has hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were under way by tweeting things out, corker said. the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, who is not seeking reelection, candid in his rebuke of the president. it all began last week with this comment. >> secretary mattis and chief of peopleelly are those that help separate our country

to punch back on twitter, saying "corker begged me to re-endorse him for reelection. i said no, and he dropped out." the no holds barred twitter war, corker tweeting out, "it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their ship this morning." just last year, corker campaign for the president. in thatrnight, interview, a frank admission, saying, "i konn for a factow -- know for a fact that every single day at the white house, it's a situation of trying to contain him." the feud comes at a time when senator corker's vote could be crucial to tax reform and deciding the fate of the iran nuclear deal. kellye: president trump's first

despite a messy divorce 25 years ago, she says she and the president talk often. >> how often do you to talk? -- two talk? >> i have the direct number to the white house, but i'm not going to call him there. i don't want to cause any kind of jealousy or something like that. i am the first trump wife. [laughter] kellye: watching her children during the campaign inspired her to write a new book, "raising trump." she talked about the president's role in their kids' childhoods. credit forve the raising such great kids belongs to me." full credit? >> he was a good provider, but he was not the father that would take a stroller and go to central park or go to play baseball with them. kellye: she also said she encourages the

twitter.use of she and the president went through a bitter divorce in 1992 after he had an affair with a model. at noon, on abc 7 news tackling the topic of youth football. the story of one dad's dilemma that is helping other parents. plus, outrage online. the ads that people say disrespect women of color and the apology they are just not buying. angelina jolie versus an african warlord? not a movie script.

kellye:

parenting dilemma that so many people are facing. should you let your child play football? more and more parents are saying no and even some nfl players are expressing their concerns. one father is sharing his story about why he decided to let his eight-year-old play. he sat down with abc's linsey davis. >> repetitive head trauma. >> the movie, the movie was based on the gq article, so i knew it was dangerous. linsey: he was well aware of the risks of tackle football when he sent his -- when his then eight-year-old son asked if he could play. after a great deal of soul-searching, chronicled in the article, "what kind of father lets his son play son,all?", he said, "yes, you can play." why is it you let your son play

>> i love him. i want him to reach his potential. linsey: it toughens you up? >> it toughens you up. you are a little banged up. linsey: you talk about a militaristic -- >> the choreographed way the game is played. i love the teamwork and the coordination. linsey: what would you have said if your parents had not let you? >> i would have been infuriated. i love football. linsey: so far, father and son agreed the rewards outweigh the risks. >> when i see him walk off the field with his helmet in his hand and his face is already and he is sweaty and i know he is giving 100% out there -- >> ever since i started football, there are like late-night pickups from practices. he helps me get my pads off. i'm worn out. he surprises me with a gatorade or something. it's awesome. kellye:

nats getting ready for game three against the cubs. the nlds heads to chicago tonight and the nats are storming into shy town -- chitown. >> there's the drive to write. -- right. no doubt about it. kellye: the nationals lighting up the ballpark this weekend. bryce harper and ryan zimmerman bringing a huge jolt of life to the nats, who were sluggish through game one. now they are riding a wave of momentum into wrigley field. game three of the series is this afternoon. here is why skipper dusty says being away from home gives the nats an edge. >> i use to like playing on the road because there are less distractions on the road. you don't have to go to the bank. you don't have to go to the laundry. you don't have to do anything, just get up, eat, and go to the ballpark. youhis hostile environment, expect it to be a hostile environment and that kind of

aren't really conducive to, you know, competitiveness. ace max scherzer is on the mound. first pitch is set for 4:08. game four tomorrow. should there be a game five, it is back at nats park on thursday. your chance to grab home game tickets to the nlcs. presale tickets went on sale about two hours ago. you will get a refund if the nationals don't make it, but we don't want to put that out there. josh: we don't even say that out loud. they will be back on thursday, ready for another one. what we've got going on, 56 -- excuse me, just over half an inch for dulles and d.c. a little more rain farther off to the northwest. not enough to

dry spell we have had, but at least something to make a little dent. once you factor in today's rain, we've gotten over 2" since the beginning of september. the number was above 3" earlier today. starting to see some improvement. live doppler, not a whole lot going on. just a few showers. we have leftover cloud cover and humidity. that sticks around for today. if you are trying to get out there and do any exercise outside, it's not going to feel great. 5:00. 79 at 1:00, 83 at it will feel more like 90 degrees. as we work our way throughout the evening, temperatures stay very mild. mid-70's around 11:00. tomorrow morning, around 71 to get the day started. tuesday is one of our prettier days this week, more sunshine. the humidity backs off a little bit. 71 for you in the morning. feels-like

afternoon closer to the mid-80's. a very summerlike sort of day, about 15 degrees above what is normal for this time of october. as we work our way into thursday, 67 to 70 degrees around 5:30, still expecting things to be cloudy and humid, still relatively mild, but thursday will be one of the days we could get some rain back into the forecast. that moves in wednesday and thursday. with that in mind, some delays, a possibility, but not looking for thunderstorms. any rain that shows up should be on the lighter side. today, we topped out around 83. it feels a little more comfortable tomorrow. better chance of rain wednesday and thursday. cloudy skies with those showers moving in. heading into friday, still an isolated shower chance. for the weekend, we get more sunshine to move back in here. temperatures top out around 80 degrees. as

next week, temperatures will be cooler. numbers will top out in the 60's with a lot less humidity. finally, by next monday. kellye: talk about girl power. a new exhibit in d.c. is helping to showcase female artists. veronica johnson went to check it out. veronica: what if half the world's artwork went missing? that's what the exhibit wants to address. maggie is the founder of superfiernce. -- superfierce. what's going on? >> we are not sure. superfierce is founded on three platforms. the exhibition is part of it, activation, and also mentorship. new businessing opportunities and new relationships where people can navigate this very unorthodox , i don'tking a living think

that's our goal. veronica: supporting women. one other figure i heard was 65% on the dollar, what women artists make compared to men. this is your way to come in and support some of the, not only local artists in this area, but even national artists around the country. some of these paintings and artwork, just lovely. you're looking at some watercolors, mixed-media, photography. you've got acrylic's through here. if you like art in general, you need to come out to this exhibit. on top of that, it is supporting a big cause. these are my friends this morning. we have some of the artists, 30 plus artists on display. we will go right down the line. >> i'm a photographer. >> leslie. >> dominique.

need to get involved with superfierce? >> it's important for women artists to know they have a community that supports them. it's hard to put yourself out there and put yourself out for judgment. it's nice to know there are people who will have your back. >> i couldn't have said it better. it's an honor to be involved. veronica: the thing about superfierce is that it's not only about buying the artwork, but you can get involved. there are some panel discussions that will be taking place until november 4. >> 12:00 to 4:00 on saturday and sunday. we have some listed events. check them out. come by and support. we are here to spread the word. veronica: the show is superfierce. veronica johnson, abc 7. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, massive outrage over and now removed dove ad. the video the company says missed the mark.

angelina jolie. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor.

kellye: developing now, a sparking outrage online for being racially insensitive. now the company is responding. dove, synonymous with its cleansing bar and real beauty campaigns, apologizing after this image went viral, showing an african-american woman removing her brown shirt with a bottle of dove body wash at her side, appearing to reveal herself as a white woman in a light colored top. it was compiled from four

grabs from a three-second video dove posted on its facebook page, showing women of three different ethnic cities -- eth a t-shirt toving show lighter skin. adse are putting out these with these subliminal messages that are telling young ladies that your darker skin is not beautiful enough. you need to appear if i and clean yourself. this was a tone deaf -- you need to purify and clean yourself. this was a tone deaf ad. adrienne: in response to thousands of furious responses, dove removed the clip, apologizing on facebook, saying, "dove is committed to representing the beauty of diversity and we missed the mark in thoughtfully representing women of color, and we deeply regret the offensive has caused." the 60-year-old company getting more backlash for that explanation.

doing -- saying, "you can do better than missing the mark." the ad was contended -- intended to convey that dove body wash is for everybody. sorry."deeply kellye: she's one of the richest, most famous actresses in the world. news outlets in europe report oscar-winner angelina jolie volunteered as part of a plan to capture african warlord joseph kony. jolie was willing to act as bait to lure kony out of hiding. her then husband rad pitt was supportive of the idea. -- her then husband brad pitt was supportive of the idea. angelina: there are a few bad people out there, who if i were left in a room with, i would be tempted. joseph kony, i hate him. kellye: he is accused of

abducting hundreds of chilled to make them sex slaves and child soldiers. an american -- hundreds of children to make them sex slaves and child soldiers. an american awarded the nobel prize. he was called a pioneer in applying psychology to figure out people making economic decisions. walmart is making it easier to return items purchased online to stores. a new walmart app lets customers select items they want to return. store, thealmart customers can go to a special express lane where they scan the code and hand the item to an associate. refunds will be credited as early as the next day. iphone and ipad users will soon have hundreds of new emojis at their disposal. apple is rolling out a new batch of emojis designed to be more detailed and diverse. they include gender-neutral options and more skin tones. there is also a hand signing "i love you."

tickets to the new movie going on sale tonight. and waiting for the return of fall. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪

for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

calling all "star wars" fans. today tickets go on sale for the next movie in the series. there will be a new trailer for episode eight during tonight's monday night football game.

your tickets online. it hits theaters on december 15. is this something you want to see? josh: i haven't kept up with any of the newer ones. kellye: do you really think this will be the last one? josh: they will go back and do one in between. the original trilogy. then after that i fall off the wagon. kellye: you are a busy guy. josh: that's a good excuse. keep an eye on the rain. the showers continue to move out of here. we get some sunshine and things warm-up later this afternoon. tomorrow is a much more summerlike day. wednesday and thursday, clouds start to move back into the area and we bring in the chance for wet weather. into the weekend, just in time, high pressure takes over, lots of sunshine, and temperatures close to 80. kellye: thanks for joining us this midday. be sure to watch abc 7 news at 4:00.

where is michael? he's supposed to be here by now. >> relax. i'm sure he'll get here any minute. >> besides, we're delayed. we could be here for a while. >> i was getting goodies, guys. got oversized glasses, pretzels -- >> that's me. >> a cut-out mary. >> oh, you know me so well. >> what the heck is it with this delay? >> oh, god, apparently, the pilot isn't showing up. >> what? >> oh, geez, i almost forgot! i better get in that cockpit. see you guys on the plane. >> since when is she -- >> i have no idea. >> does she know how to fly? >> i really hope so. well, either way, we're going to disney world! >> this is your captain speaking. does anybody know how to get to florida? >> carla! ♪