i'm the vice president of public relations for crime stoppers of central iowa. mollie's mother was going to read a statement. after that, i will explain a little bit about crime stoppers. we'll field a few questions after that. the questions, we don't have anything relevant to the investigation. it will be all pretty much about the fundraising, what our purpose is with that. and any questions about crime stoppers. >> first of all, i want to thank you all for taking time out of your busy schedules to be with here today on mollie's behalf. second, i want to thank the, from the collective souls of all of mollie's family and friends. the efforts that have been put in from the people in this town, in this county, in the state, the country and across the world. we appreciate every act bestowed upon us. i would like to thank steve rhodes of jasper construction who showed up on my doorstep a couple of mondays ago with his voice cracking and tearing in his eyes saying, "laura, we have to do something now to get a reward fund established." and steve knows it didn't happen

greg willey is with crime stoppers of central iowa.a tip through crime stoppers is truly anonymous - and it's to motivate those who won't talk - to start talking.greg willey/crime stoppers of central iowa:"we for the other ones who for whatever reason would not come and communicate any information to the police either because they are guilty of something themselves or maybe involved in a crime."the best way to leave a tip is to call 1-800-452-111 or visit w-w-w dot crime stoppers of central iowa dot com. and the family says, no information is too little, when it comes to tracking down mollie.rob tibbetts/father:"if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. so come forward, share that information with the authorities and let's bring mollie home." (grant)ators say the 20-year-old disappeared on july 18th. so far, there's been no trace of her. (vicki) new at nine tonight... a sex trafficking victim was able to thank her rescuer today after being saved back in june. (grant) reporter olivia degennaro spoke to the sacramento postal

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christhian rivera led them to tibbetts body in a cornfield in central iowa. rivera admit today following her during her run on july 18th. she threatened to call police when he wouldn't leave her econe. he bame angry. he told investigators he doesn't remember killi her but later found her bleeding in his trunk. surveillance video led them to him. this i how their search for tibbetts ended. >> i wake up in the morning, i mollie. i'm at work i think of mollie. it's true tos t day and it will be for years and years o come. >>> as mentioned, rivera is an undocumented immigrant from eemexico. he'sin this country for seven years. an autopsy will determine how and when tibbetts >>> right now, the person who shot a 6-year-old in d.c. is on the loose. this morning, we're learningt more about t shooting. >> the little girl, she was sitting in a car with her mother and sister monday night when someone sprayed the car with bullets. the shooting was on 56th street southeast. it happened less than a mile from 10-year-old makiyah wilson was killed last month. her killers are

christhian rivera led them to tibbnts body a cornfield in central iowa. he admit today following her. she threatened to call police when he wouldn't leave her alone. he became angry. he doesn't remember killing her but later found her bleeding in s trunk. surveillance video led them to him. family and friends are devastated this is how their arch ended. >> i wake up in the morning, i think of her. i'm at work i think of molly. still to this day, it's true and it be already for years and years to come. >> he's an undocumted immigran in this country from mexico for seven years. >> the person who shot a 6-year-old, i -- >> with her mom and sister monday night. someone sprayed their car with gunfire. the shooting happened less than a mile from where 10-year-old makiyah wilson was killed last moh. her kille still on the loose. this grandmother told our pat collins she's grateful that her granddaughter is still alive. she asked that we alter her voice and show her voice. >> saw what happened, what went through your heart? >> thank god she's stillal e. it could

the largest in crime stoppers in central iowa's history. >>> it is hard to see it tonight, but theres smoke in the air and it may get worse tomorrow. this what it looked like as the sun began to set in oakland. that thick layer of haze coming from the wildfires burning up north. nbc bay area's storm ranger is tracking the wind and the smoke headed our way. so our meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> until these fires are fully contained, you can see all the smoke we dealt with today. certainly most of it right here through the credibility valley. lgray, that is t dopplar radar bruno mountain. i have it sent set up to send up 1,200 pulses per second to give us high detail of what's happening. still finding fine smoke particles in the atmosphere right now. that's making it hard to breathe and might be making your eyes yich and, and watery. the change tomorrow is this, weaker upper level winds would carry less smoke off to the east. that would allow the surface wind to possibly bring us heavier spoke into the bay area. we could see that smoke travel as far south as the south bay. we'll have a

. >> reporter: crimestoppers of central iowa saying all tips will be kept confidential. more than 200 so far. including a possible sighting at this truck stop in missouri 230 miles away. and this afternoon, investigators canvassing this field in the county where mollie disappeared. both leads turning up nothing. >> alex perez joins us live tonight from brooklyn, iowa, the town where mollie tibbetts went missing. and i know the searches overnight and today did turn up, at least nothing so far, but the fbi and local authorities indicating to you, alex, that leads are still pouring in? >> reporter: that's right, david. they are certainly not giving up hope. there are signs like this one across the area. authorities tell me they have about 40 investigators working this case every day. family members believe there's someone out there that has a clue that will help authorities crack this case. david? >> alex perez tonight. alex, thank you. >>> next tonight, the concern over extreme weather in the east tonight. 35 million under flash flood watches this evening, from georgia all

. >> reporter: crime scene investigators traveled to central iowa to examine a body found in a cornfield believe it is 20-year old mollie tibbetts. they say an undocumented immigrants, 24-year old christian rivera, admitted to stalking her while she was on a run. the last day she was seen. >> he ran next to her, behind her, at one point he tells us that mollie tibbetts grabbed her phone and said "i am going to call the police." she then took off running. he chased her down. he then tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: in the affidavit he admits to putting her in the trunk of his car. investigators found her body in a field buried under cornstalks. they got a break from cameras in the area that showed mollie tibbetts and christian rivera's car. >> we identified the vehicle belonging to christian rivera. subsequently he led us to this location. >> reporter: police say her feedback helps to retrace her -- police say her fitbit helped to retrace her path. >> we will love the family as they go through this awful time. i can't even imagine what it is like. >> reporte

christhian rivera led them to tibbetts body in a cornfield in central iowa. he admitted to following tibbetts during her run on july 18th. she threatened to call police when he wouldn't leave her alone and he became angry. he said he doesn't remember killing her but later found her bleeding in his trunk. surveillance video led them to rivera. family and friendsre devastated this is ou their search for her turned out. >> i wake up in the morning, i think of mollie. g to bed, i think of mollie. i'm at work, i think of 'sher. rue still to this day and will be for years and years to come. >> as we mentioned, rivera is an undocumented immigrant from mexico and been in this country for seven years. an autopsy will determine when and how tibbetts died. >>> six minutes after 5:00 right now. the person who sho a 6-year-old in the leg in d.c. is still out there. this morning,e're learning re about that shooting. >> this is horrible. the little girl was sitarng in the with her mother and sister monday night when someone sprayed their car with the shooting on 56th street

for tibbetts, safe return for $260,000, a record amount for crime stoppers of central iowa. she disappeared without a trace three weeks ago. >>> a man has been everitt jamison pleaded guilty for helping isis plan an attack last year. he planned to use pipe bombs to scatter the crowd and shoot at people running away from the explosions. once he's released from prison, he will spend the rest of his life on probation. >>> pulling the plug on info wars. the controversial site no longer welcome on social media platforms. what does that mean. >>> the newest lottery mega millionaires. some even returned to work today despite their new s >>i almost didn't audition for idol slowly out of fear. >> why you shouldn't hold back if you're even thinking about the possibility of auditioning. >>> checking on traffic at 4:10 on this monday. creeping along trying to get down the peninsula and south bay, andhe l dec of the bay bridge, trying to work people...with fitnessps to fight ty...foodabetes... and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along with diet and exercise, ...helps low

far no sign of mollie at all nearly a month after she was last seen jogging in her hometown in central iowao arresting some potential suspects, including somebody who was attended a vigil for mollie. officials said those reports were r. not true. no suspects. meantime mollie's father telling fox news that he thinks his daughter is still alive. >> what we need the rest of the community to do is to jog their memories or find the courage to come forward with the information that will bring mollie back. i still believe she is out there. i still believe we can bring her home safely. it's just going to require that someone brings that information. >> shepard: a reward for information at least for her safe return is now more than $400,000. ahead the feds say nearly 50,000 americans died from overdosing on opioids in just the past year. 50,000. now the president is calling for his attorney general to sue big drug makers. plus, there is word the president wants to roll back rules on how the u.s. launches cyber attacks. the details on those stories coming up. ♪ ♪ if you have psoriasis, ... little thi

>> the family partnered with crime stoppers of central iowa, shep, which substantially increased thisw days ag it was hovering around $2,000. now it's inching closer to $300,000. the family says it wants to use this money to basically pay off anyone that might have her. also continuing to urge people to use that 1-800 o452-1111. can you also visit crime stoppers of central iowa.com. shep? >> shepard: matt finn on scene. a plane that crashed in southern california over the weekend just seemed to fall out of the sky. that's how one witness described what happened as the cessna took a nose dive into a parking lot killing all five people on board. this is dash cam video. keep an eye on the right-hand side of the screen there here it is again. you will see the plane go straight down it smashed into a car in a parking lot in santa ana. thankfully, nobody was in that car. trace gallagher in our west coast news hub. what word do we have on what might have caused that crash? >> as you said, shep, planes don't just fall out of sky. this one appeared to. that's baffling aviation experts. it's hi

that is a record amount for central iowa's crime stoppers. speaking to abc's "good morning america" today, molle's father says he believes she's with someone she knows. >> probably someone who cares about her but that relationship was misguided, misinterpreted, and went wrong. and i think they are in a place with mollie and they don't know how to get themselves out of this horrible situation. >> he did not elaborate on why he believes that. tibbetts spent part of her childhood in glenview before moving with her family to iowa. >> new at 6:00, driver assist systems found on some cars can file in some circumstances. that's according to the institute for highway safety. the insurance industry group found electronic assist systems can fail to see stopped vehicles. in some cases, they actually steer drivers into a crash if the driver isn't paying attention. the iihs tested five systems on teslas, mercedes, bmws, and volvos. they said systems had some safety benefits but only when drivers paid attention. >> warriors star steph curry is giving back

the 20-year-old was last seen jogging two weeks ago in a rural central iowa town.oyfriend dalton jack. here is just part of that. >> do you have any theory of what might have happened? what do you think happened? >> i mean everybody has their own theories but i'm just leaving it up to the law enforcement to try to figure that one out. and just don't want to go racking it through my brain thinking of what happened, what happened, what happened? just driving myself insane. because i know everybody else around here is. and you just got to lead by example and try to just let the law enforcement do their job. >> melissa: we'll have more from the exclusive interview in a live report from iowa that is coming up in the next hour of "outnumbered overtime" with harris. >> lisa: while we are awaiting the white house press briefing we expect to hear more on news the president considering plans to slap 25% tariff on $200 billion of chinese goods. a big jump from the initial proposal for 10% tariff. the tariffs target food products, chemicals, steel, aaluminum and a most of cons

tibbets got in the car with somebody she knew on the night she disappeared from her hometown in central iowah ago now. earlier this week mollie tibbets' father said on this program that he believes his daughter is with somebody she knows. and that this person is now in over their head. so he made it clear, after he said it that he was trying to say it was total speculation. yesterday we reported mollie's boyfriend and her brother said there were no signs of a struggle at the home they were staying. they said mollie probably would have fought back if somebody tried to kidnap her. matt finn has been following this from jump and he is live in brooklyn, iowa. matt, what are you learning? >> shep, this afternoon the reward for mollie tibbets has grown to $332,000. crime stoppers tells us that's the largest award in his organization in iowa state history. they received 935 tips. a federal investigator on the ground in this case tells fox news that they are taking every one of these tips and leads seriously and, quote: have questioned everybody in this county. and, shepard, happening right now, we

(ken) (ken) crime stoppers of central iowa says, a reward fund has grown to more than 385-thousand dollarsite that launched earlier this week .... has generated hundreds of tips. finding mollie- dot- iowa- dot- gov... is asking anyone who may have been in any of five areas back on july 18th ... to recall what they saw. (ken) its an unfortunate reality. students across the country are preparing for the start of the school year by training for a school shooting. the skills one professor says will help your kids survive. (pam) ahead... you may remember this ... aretha franklin bringing a tear to former president obama's eye. now we get reaction from others in the nations capitol... to the queen of soul's passing. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice

. >> reporter: the family has partnered with crimestoppers of central iowa and raised $220,000 for aard. they told us this is an incentive to pay off anyone who might be holding mollie tibbetts captive. police and the fbi are keeping their eye on a pig farmer not far from here who says the fbi has visited his property twice and asked to search it and he is on the radar of police at this hour. leland: donald trump has his golf -- that is what it says in the teleprompter, at his golf club tweeting this morning early this morning, going to ohio to campaign for troy balderson for the congressional special election tuesday. early voting is on, troy is strong on crime, the border loves the military vets and second amendment, a puppet of nancy pelosi/high taxes. the home of greater ice cream, we bring in brian thomas. thanks for being with us. think about ohio, this district john kasich used to represent, donald trump won it by 11 points, o'connor and balderson are tied won't. why is this a race? >> we have been giving a lot of thought to that, thanks for having me on today. leland: we trie

crime stoppers of central iowa says they have received 600 tips. >>> joe biden is out with a new messages you are" initiative to promote the acceptance of lgbt young people. >> we highlight harms of family rejection to show the importance of family acceptance. >> the foundation notes that lgbtq people under the age of 25 continue to face rejection. the video features cyndi lauper and numerous activists. >>> coming up, fashion isn't always about looking good. as long as you feel good, right? that's what people tell me. >> it's all in the mind. ♪ ♪ >>> a new season is almost here. so it's time to start updating your wardrobe, but looking fresh doesn't have to cost a lot. >> tom kelly shows us his hidden talent, finding treasures where you'd least expect. >> reporter: as a standup comic on "good morning, america" and "the view", i have to look my best but get tired of wearing the same thing every week. i want to look good but don't want to break the bank. ♪ $20 in my pocket >> reporter: so when i want to pop some tags and i don't have $20 if my pocket, i head out to the thrift store. my big

the rise is president of crimestoppers in central iowa said it appears it is mollie tibbetts. made tuesday in iowa. she was last seen on july 18th going on a jog near her boyfriend's house in a small farming town. they plan to hold a press conference this afternoon to provide more details. i called the school and spoke with the second. and she told me that today is the first day of school and we're not sure yet if we're going to get a chance to speak with the principal. >>> people in oakland that live near mills college are frustrated and frightened about a man seeing peeking in the windows of homes. and two women say he's been watching them. lee is in the maxwell park neighborhood now. they know what he looks like but not who he is. >> reporter: that's right this man has been caught on camera four times in the last two weeks. but he doesn't seem deterred by being cut on camera. peeping-toms are looking in their windows. this is the man a few weeks ago at the home of julie -- he scaled a six foot fence and her screams scared him away. she called the police. but the man disappe

tibbetts says he encountered community who were sensitive and kind during the weeks he spent in the central iowater. members of the tibbetts family have been against politicizing her instead they've tried to focus on the positives. mollie tibbetts' brotherscott wasn't supposed to play in his high school football season opener... just days after police discovered his sister's body. but he did and as the quarterback... threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third in a win. <"the tibbetts family, they've just been a rock for this community, i think it's the epitome of what this community stands for. they've just had an outpouring of support. they've been there for everybody and everybody's been there for them."><"and i would like to say to the family all of the community, we feel badly about what happened, we dont know why it happened... we just know it happened, so i am going to say i sorry for what happened."> mollie's mollie's father asked mourners to remember his daughter by "celebrating something wonderful," rather than focusing on how she died. (pam) still ahead.. a german shepherd r

and a source with crime stoppers of central iowa says the big news out of the prenc confe later today will be a massive jump in the reward. they're still tallying up the final tmber. they s new reward will be at least 138 -- $148,000. up from $2000 a few days ago. >>> let's go over >> let's go over to al with another check of the weather. hey, al. >> hey, we continue toave the fire danger out west, conditions especially in idaho dry.il 30 per hour winds and there are over 107 fires burning out west. three of the biggest, of cour, in california. the carr, mendocino, and ferguson fires. ry weather will continue at least, though, temperatures are starting to cool down. summer heat continues for much of the west and central plains. seattle today will only be 69 conclusion after spending the week near 90 or better. redding 101. l.a. 88.10 phoenix but as we see the jet stream dip to thesouth, cooling in portland. temperatures starting to moderate in northern california and seeing the heat from denver, grand canyon, all the way into fresno. that's what's going on around the country. here's w

and a source with crime stoppers of central iowa says the big news out of the press conference later will be a massive jump in the reward. they're still tallying up the final number. they say the new reward will be at least 138 -- $148,000. up from $2000 a few days ago. >>> let's go over to al with another check on the weather. >> hey. we continue to have the fire danger out west where we've got conditions, especially in idaho, dry. we're talking about 30 miles per hour winds, and there are over 107 fires in the west. three of the biggest in california. the carr, ferguson and mendacino. temperatures are starting to cool down. summer heat continues for much of the west and into the central plains. cooling conditions into the pacific northwest. seattle will only be 69 degrees after spending a week near 90 or better. redding 101. l.a. 88. phoenix 109. but as we see the jetstream dip down to the south, we'll see cooling in portland. temperatures starting to moderate a bit in northern california and we're still seeing the heat from denver, grand canyon into fres >>> happening now, san fra

i want to thank central iowa crimestoppers for staffing the tip lines.ips every day and they're working very hard at it and also working, i would like to thank them for working with the family on the reward for mollie. there is one other group of people i want to thank from my office. i want to thank all my co-workers for working hard on this. especially our dispatchers. they are being inundated with telephone calls and all kinds of things and two of them live in brooklyn so it's very dear and close to their hearts what's happening here. they've been getting beat up over this and i want to make sure they know how much we appreciate what they're doing. thank you very much. >> thank you, sheriff. i guess i should have started by introducing myself. i'm the director of investigative operations for the iowa department of public safety. since i last met with you on tuesday, the investigative response has not slowed down. investigators from the dci and f.b.i. and sheriffs office continue to complete leads that come in and evaluate and prioritize new leads bein

we had it right here on the channel through crime stoppers of central iowa.ging mollie tibbets home safely fund. in listening to the family members, it's very clear they believe she has been abducted and they believe she is alive. they think somebody knows something that could get her released. >> absolutely. there is $172,000 reward that was announced yesterday at a press conference. the family soling out hope. they are very optimistic that someone knows and has mollie somewhere. and they are hoping that that person or persons will release mollie. and collect this reward. brian: thank you so much. ainsley: thanks, ted. steve: if smokes have information you can see the tip line at the bottom of the screen the phone number is 641-623-5679. ainsley: the reward $127,000. steve: and growing. brian: federal judge slamming prosecutors yesterday for focusing on paul manafort's wealth and expensive fashion choices instead of any possible crime. mark levin calls their case a total abomination. i talk to him about it next. steve: plus, what happens when a democratic so

mollie's hometown where she went missing july 18th the family of mollie tibbetts of crimestoppers of central iowa will hold a press conference and they will announce a major increase in the reward money, perhaps over $100,000. crimestoppers tells fox news the family of mollie tibbetts this morning believes that mollie is alive and being held captive somewhere. and until proven otherwise, they are going to continue to try to recover her. this morning the family and crimestoppers is ramping up their personal and private efforts to recover mollie. they are cooperating with authorities and facilitating them. it seems right now they're trying to raise as much money and awareness to recover mollie tibbetts. >> bill: her boyfriend spoke to fox news.com at length yesterday. he is back in the house where she was staying when she disappeared on the 18th of july, matt. >> he is back in that house where mollie went missing. he hasn't gone inside the bedroom where she has gone missing. we asked him if he noticed signs of a struggle or forced entry. he said he would not comment because investigators asked him

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in addition to investing this fortune he also invested in the michigan central railroad, the land in iowa and all sorts of other ventures in the forbes family, they manage the wealth well into the and the 19h century. warned delano the second loses his first fortune in the panic of 1857, he invested in all sorts of ventures, he had built himself a lavish estate on the hudson river valley, he had several children, he had actually gone to china right after he had gotten married after returning and he thought he was done with this sort of business then in 1857 he loses almost all his money are done in two years later at age 50 decides in his desperate state, he wanted to make money by going back into tea and opium trade and rebuild his fortune. in 1859 he fell back to china, he settled in hong kong and three years later he sends for his wife and several children, one of whom was sarah delano who was around six years old at the time and some of her earliest memories are being on her father's clipper ship, sailing from new york to china, hearing the sailors thing and she would later sing those

there is a fellow from central new york who went out to iowa to try to make his fortune. co., his name was. he went out to council bluffs, and he stayed there a month, he his mother. -- he told his mother. -- councilso bluffs bluffs very much. i stayed a month intending to get into some kind of business but everything was dull and promised to remain so until after the war was over and i concluded to enlisted. so there is your evidence that people were enlisting for the money. and it was appealing to them. now, as was mentioned, i like to base my research on original resources, contemporary resources, not memoirs. i don't really trust memoirs. i'll use them if there is nothing else, but i think they should be taken with several quarts of salt. but the manuscript material that we have, although there are thousands of collections across the country are not that representative of the union army as a whole. i mean, let's say there were 20,000 collections of union manuscripts, letters and diaries, not counting memoirs. that's quite a few, and, as all of us who do this research

iowa, chicago. and then into tuesday the thunderstorms and heavy rain move through the central appalachians. right up through central pennsylvania. isolated severe weather with those storms along with the heavy rain threats. we have great weather to be had. perfect in areas of new england, and texas and oklahoma. in the southeast we're dodging the storms. weave had a lot of downpours in the cool in northern new england, but a picture perfect beautiful afternoon. lunch outdoors. we'll see a warm up as we head through the week, too. areas in the middle of the country heat back up. >> nice to get a break. >>> american gymnast simone biles reminded us she's in a league of her own. four-time gold medalist, four times she made a come back after she took a long 14-month break following the 2016 olympics. she was sporting competition. won all fourth gold medals, including the fifth championship. >>> the massive man hunt in nashville after a rash of murders. >>> and why they're targeting the marines for a good cause. but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delic

and he misses his grand central and he got lost was his first time there. he arrives back in marion, iowa where he's from. i went and found a local newspaper. this is the biggest celebration that this part of iowa has ever seen. they call it bill reid day. it has a flying tiger from your state and it just meant everything. the governor gives a speech about for iowa to be able to claim that it has one of its own tigers and then goes back to china later in the war because so many have deep attachment to the chinese people and he is killed at the end of the war there. and though his story hasn't been fully told and i've gotten to work a lot with his family and it just means the world to me to be able to tell that story. >> what was the attrition rate? >> there's only a handful of guys that stay on after the end of the flying tigers in through the end of the war. and so a lot of these guys are not going to other theaters in being part -- and later becomes a very famous pilot were basically he leaves early, depending on which account you listen to and people get opinion about this. he's either

it's mainly falling currently through central and northern michigan, back through wisconsin and eastern iowa could lead to more flash flooding because of the fact this these downpours are coming down and producing a lot of rain in a short period of time. it's all associated with the cold front that will slide to the east bringing showers and storms. it's hot and humid through most of the eastern two-thirds o that's a look at the weather across the country. >> yes, it's a gloomy start, especially in san francisco. you might have even caught some drizzle early this morning. our temperatures remain, for the most part, in the upper 50s and low 60s. san jose, 58. san francisco, 61. through oakland, also in the 60s. we won't see much clearing for the coastline but we'll see some partial clearing for inland areas. your san jose temperature trend climbing into the upper 70s by 20:00 and that's what we're topping out for, for today. >>> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan dreyer, thank you." to a timely dust-up as tennis gets under way. carson with more on that. whes up? >> earlier you might recall

central and northern mix mish. also back through michigan and iowa. we had rainfall, 4 to 7 inches in parts of wisconsin.ours are coming down and producing a lot of rain in a short period of time. it's also withhis cold front at will slide to the east bringing showers and storms to the midwest tomorrow. hot and humid through most ofte the e two thirds of the country with temperatures well up into the 90s. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. a sticky start to your monday morning. hazy skies over washiniton. going to be a hazy, hot, and humid week around here through at least thursday. temperatures are in the low tow. mid 70s it will be a quick jump into the upper 80s and low 90s today. afternoon highs probably about 92 downtown, near 90 in most of the suburbs. a slight chance for a thunderstorm or two later on in the day, primarily out along the i-81 corridor. heat and humidity tweough esday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan dreyer, thank you. >> now to a timely dust-up ins tennishe u.s. op

central valley. you're up to 39 minutes. no delays to mission boulevard. the green at 15. northbound 85, you're looking great at just 14 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. happening today, the suspect charged with murdering iowa college student mollie tibbetts expected to be arraigned. tibbetts who used to live in oakland disappeared a month ago. >> look at what neighbors are doing with the signs in iowa. they're putting tape over the word missing and writing the word why. in today's first look, we're learning more about a possible motive from the suspect who is in the u.s. illegally. here is alex perez. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," the tragic ending mollie tibbetts' family feared, investigators discovering a body andis man wi murder. he confessed to crime according to investigators. officials believe the 24-year-old abducted her while out for a run back on july 18ahr phd said you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect led them to the remains found in a corn field about 10 miles outside of brooklyn, iowa, where she was living. >> she was found in a corn field and there were

iowa. no details yet of the discovery of her body and we expect a news conference to be held in the 5:00 p.m. local time hour central we'll have more on this as it comes in. this is also a fox news alert. the defense team sounding upbeat on day four of jury deliberations in the paul manafort trial. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." good tuesday morning i'm sandra smith. >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. it looks like it won't be an open and shut case after the jury has had three-piece days of deliberations and no verdict. manafort's lawyer says he thinks it's a good sign for his client. >> they'll continue to deliberate starting tomorrow morning at 9:30. mr. manafort is very happy to hear that and he thinks it was a very good day. >> eric: we're live outside the courthouse. what happened in the last half hour that the jury has been back behind closed doors? >> paul manafort looked as upbeat today as he has on any of the 16 days of this trial so far. he walked into the court and laughing with his legal team, patting them on the back and it's different than what normally happens. ma