. >> there's not an airplane at fort smith, no, not at greybull. no, she didn't go back to cody. hasn't arrived back in laurel. >> reporter: mckengzy's plane like all such planes was equipped with an emergency beacon. elt they call it, which should go off in a crash, but there was no signal from any elt. so what did that make you think? >> that she's safe. if her elt could go off they'd pick of the signal and we'd go find her. we're thinking, this is a positive thing. >> reporter: unless -- unless it hadn't gone off because of >> not having it meant that the airplane had crashed very severely. or was upside down. or possibly burned. >> reporter: shadows lengthen in the deepening afternoon. the forest fire smoky tail blurred the ground beneath them. and mckenzie's family, all they had to hang on to was knowledge that the searchers wouldn't quit. >> was there solace in that? no. it was miserable. i'm not going to lie. >> reporter: up in the air, they kept looking. suddenly, larry mayer spot add crashed plane right beneath him i. was a little startled to be looking for an airplane a

fort. alexis smith, mike nicco. >> we're all wearing dark clothes. >> dark colors, too, yeah.depressing. >> will there be sunshine today? that's what we need to know. >> yes, i tried to bring out the pink try, contrast it to show you what's going to happen this afternoon. good morning, everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. i overlaid the visibility layer. unless we're down below two miles, we're doing okay. keping an eye on the coast because the marine layer is

fort. alexis smith, mike nicco. >> we're all wearing dark clothes. >> dark colors, too, yeah. a little depressing. >> will there be sunshine today? that's what we need to know. >> yes, i tried to bring out the pink try, contrast it to show you what's going to happen this afternoon. good morning, everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. i overlaid the visibility layer. unless we're down below two miles, we're doing okay. keping an eye on the coast because the marine layer is developing right now. a west wind at 13 at the golden gate bridge. if it makes the right-hand turn, we'll let you know. 7:00 this morning, your 12-hour day planner. 54 to 61. the bottle line is the coastal conditions. mainly upper 50s at noon, 4:00, and 7:00. the middle number is the bay. 73 to 77, and really nice this evening. 83 to 87 noon inland. there are areas in the east bay that will be in the 90s. but everybody falls back into the 70s in the evening. one more nice day and then the hat is on. how about the commute this morning? >> looking okay in most areas. a check of the golden gate as well. ia

smith, 11:16. moving east at 35 miles an hour. so fort royal area, you up to the north, a line of heavy showers from alexandria, back to just south of manassas. southern fairfax county moving east. and then, closer in now. prince george's county. southern part of the county. upper marlboro. heavy downpours here. don't be surprised if you see a little lightning and we head into eastern charles. and saint mary. you have more action headed your way. and the eastern shore seeing heavy rains. this looks like the last batch for a while. light to moderate showers and from winchester down to the valley. warfield, just ending for you. it has been a long day. and ladies looks like we have more storms tomorrow. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at the forecast. >> thank you howard. back to our top story, jim vance inspired people at home. kids on the street. and some of us, at channel 9. >> jim vance is the reason i was in the news business. he me in dc and talked about his job in front of the whole school auditorium and i fell in love with

smith. your response to what he has to say? >> i step back and i look at this summit and it is not about trump or putin, but each country's interest moving fortthere is an investigation underway. it must be taken to the final end. maybe it is collusion. but as another democratic representative, senator chris murphy said, just a few weeks ago, it is increasingly -- the obsession almost with russia and hacking has distracted democrats from looking more seriously at some of the fundamental issues that are a problem in this country. and i think it is hurting democrats in that context. i also think, again, come back to cyber hacking. instead of the continuing escalation about sowing distrust and undermining our democratic institutions -- by the way, i think we are resilient country. let us focus on a cyber treaty, which the obama administration did not participate in. there was one offer. i come back, sam nunn's letter coming talks about the need to lay down cyber rules of the road. i had to get into tit for tat, but there's an interesting carnegie mellon study that shows the u.s. has interfered in over 80 foreign elections between 1946 and 2000.