laura bush and jenna bush hager.usical guest tegan and sara. and featuring the legendary roots cr. >> questlove: 468. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. hello. thank you very much. thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. >> steve: that's a crowd. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there. hot crowd. hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." oh, it's going to be fun. here's what people are talking about, everybody. i saw that donald trump supporters are upset with the show "family guy" after it recently made fun of trump. [ light laughter ] i see both sides of the issue. on one hand, it's just a a cartoon. but that cartoon could be president of the united states. so, i mean, they should be -- [ applause ] but now that trump is the only one left on the republican side, he's starting to set his sights on hillary clinton. but hillary dismissed trump's attacks, especially on her personal li

randall hager advocated for california's mental health parody act which took in effect for 1999. it requires equal coverage of physical and mental health conditions. hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits and high copays. >> another incentives take place of that. >> the unit analyzed data from the department of health care. since 2001 nearly 2100 consumers asked the state for an independent medical review of mental health decisions based on medical necessa medical necessities. >> what it tells me is that our medical review process is working. >> shelly says the processer has a check on the health plans. >> it is not right on the plan to deny them medically necessary care. >> what is it going to take for health care to do the right thing? >> it is going to take a lot of over sight. >> dave jones supervises health insures. the department of insurance also runs an independent medical review, data of 2011 shows the department over turned 53% of mental health denials. >> that does not mean health insurance won't continue to deny treatments. >> they're not strong enough. >>

hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits on treatments like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues has risen there at takes the place of that. >> he says that's the use of aggressive medical thnecessity evaluati evaluations, the state regulator that overseas health plans like blue shield. since 2001, nearly 2100 consu r consumers asked the state for an independent medical review on decisions based on medical necessity and found they turned over half the denials in 66% of eating case alone. >> it tells me our medical review process is working. >> reporter: shelly says it serves as a check on the prog m programs. >> it's not right to deny them the medical necessity. >> what will it take to get them to do the right thing. >> a lot of oversight. >> being aggressive. >> while she overseas the health plans, he overseas insurers to ensure compliance with parity laws and running an independent medical review. data since 2011 shows the department overturned 53% of mental health denials. >> that doesn't mean the health insurers won't continue to deny people

jenna bush hager, nbc news, orlando. >>> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night. >>> we're still in a drought, but these actions are things for the future of california. >> doling with the drought forever, the move by governor brown to make sure we keep an eye on our water use from here on out. >> drought or no drought, we have permanent rules now. as we a3r0epproach the summer, governor brown issuing an executive order about how we conserve water. we have multiple reports this evening. jeff ranieri has an update on our drought conditions. we begin with marianne favro in san jose. >> you can't hose down your sidewalk or wash your car in the street right now. not just now, but any time regardless if there's a drought in california. your local water district is going to call the shots when it comes to how much you need to conserve. >> governor brown issued an executive order today that permanently prohibits what we found here in san jose. lawn sprinklers with water running down the street. the order also perman

choose love from the new collection of revlon mascaras. >>> this morning on "today," jenna bush hagere on one with prince harry about the invictus games and his relationship with his grandmother, the queen. >> if you can channel all of your passion and efforts into things that really matter and bring amazing people together and put smiles on people's faces, if i spend the rest of my life doing that, i'm happy. >> catch the full interview with the royal bachelor later on "today." >>> in sports and two deciding playoff games on the court, the cleveland cavaliers are heading to the eastern conference finals after sweeping the atlanta hawks. kevin love led the way with 27 points while lebron james chipped in 21. the hawks are now 0-12 all time against the cavs in the postseason. the cavs will face the winner of toronto versus miami. on the ice, the tampa bay lightning are heading to a second straight eastern conference final at two a piece. >>> and if you just looked at bryce harper's box score, you wouldn't believe he set a record, but he did. the washington nationals star is the first m

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former deputy administrator tsa and our corresponden correspondence, our colleague and friend bog hager. first, to you, to you, i know y familiar with the region and you have been at the cairo airport recently. tell me about your theory of the case. what possible concerns that you see yourself at the airport being in cairo. >> i agree with everything that's being said. in respect to the region, i would say there is been a long history of the region there things that could go wrong. when i look at this, the numbers and the area, back and forth through cairo and paris. i think one of the problems right now is they're from a terrorist perspective, something that isis had been able to manipulate. we are i don't want to draw conclusion but possibly someone putting something at the aircraft. >> could a timed device going to paris and go back to cairo? >> absolutely. >> bob hager over decades of investigating these disappearances and crashes and catastrophic event, what are the first warning signs and concerns that you would have looking at this scenario? >> well, first of all, let me say ofte

. >> jenna bush hager will have that later on in the show. >>> let's begin with a race for the presidency. the picture now clearer than it was last week at this time. donald trump now the presumptive nominee, campaigning out west. yesterday, he turned his attention to hillary clinton, turning his attacks to his most likely opponent and the former president of the united states. >> she is married to a man who is the worst abuser to women in the history of the united states. hillary was an enabler. and those women were destroyed not by him but by the way hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >> hallie jackson is covering the presidential campaign at the white house this morning. hallie, good to see you, as always, on a sunday morning. people having flashbacks to the 1990s. is this what we have to look forward to over the next six months, personal attacks by donald trump going back to bill clinton's time in the white house? >> at least in the '90s, the trump sbts clintos and the clin friendlier, willie. you saw this really come together over the last 48 to 7 hours, becomin

bush and jenna bush hager.ated -- the inflated of the laura bush during the reading of the book. it was just tremendous. >> when you say we, you mean ainsley. >> right. >> i say me. we're all on the same team. >> anyway, a great team behind the scenes bringing a great -- we have another hour right now. >> all right, steve, way to kiss up. >>> donald trump may be running unopposed but he had two huge victories. >> huge. >> racking up delegates in west virginia and nebraska. >> and meanwhile hillary clinton got berned by bernie sanders. >> coal people not too happy with her. rich edson has the latest from there. >> reporter: hey, good morning, ainsley, steve and brian, and donald trump continues amassing delegates. he wins here in west virginia. and also in nebraska. that's somewhat unsurprising considering he has no national gop active opponents running against him. that includes senator ted cruz. he returned to washington, d.c., and the u.s. senate yesterday. he said he could re-enter the race if a path to the

. >> jenna bush hager will have that story a bit later in the show. let's begin with the latest on the race for president with the picture a lot clearer than it was a week ago at this time. donald trump now the presumptive republican nominee. he was campaigning out west yesterday. last night he turned his fire on hillary clinton, once again launching a personal attack against his likely democratic opponent and her husband, the former president of the united states. >> she's married to a man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. hillary was an enabler, and she treated these women horribly. just remember this. and some of those women were destroyed, not by him, but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >> holly jackson is covering the presidential campaign at the white house this morning. good to see you as always on a sunday morning. people having flashbacks right now to the 1990s. is this what we have to look forward to over the next six months? personal attacks by donald trump going back to b

. >> jenna bush-hager still in for kathie lee. nobody is happier right now it is cher's 70th birthday so joann is celebrating. she has been in love with cher since she can remember. i still remember the day cher came. she's seen her six times. >> since i was six. >> loved her since you were >> anyway so happy birthday to cher. >> is that yours? did you do that? >> no, i did not do that. >> that's on your instagram. >> i'm going to kill whoever did. >> joann used to dress up as cher. >> she's 70. >> i know. i'm shocked. we kicked off our summer concert series. jenna and i were outside. it was this crazy concert. puff daddy and the family and they all came out. it was the plaza -- sometimes concerts are great and sometimes they're awesome. >> look at this. >> look at hoda dancing and if you can zoom in you can see my head popping up. >> by the way, yes. yeah. >> oh gosh. >> oh yeah. >> it's always better in your head. oh. my eyes. anyway by the way, you know what he did, he came out and he pu it was a real event. >> he was also play

jenna bush hager is filling in for kathie lee. nobody is happier right now. cher's 70th birthday.nne lamarka celebrating. she's been in love with cher since she can remember. i remember when cher came. this is her song "believe." you've seen her six times? >> since i was 6, i've loved her. >> since you were 6. happy birthday to cher. >> joanne, you kind of look like her. >> did you do that? >> no, i did not. >> yes, you did. >> that's on your instagram? >> i'm going to kill whoever did. >> joanne used to dress up as cher, and still does, actually. >> she's 70. can you believe it? >> i'm shocked. it's her birthday today. anyway, we kicked off our summer concert series. jenna and i were outside. it was a crazy concert. it was puff daddy and the family. they all came out. it was the plaza -- sometimes, concerts are great and sometimes they're awesome. >> look at this. >> i mean. >> look at hoda dancing. if you can zoom in, you can see my head popping up. wasn't that the best day? >> yeah. oh, gosh. it's always better in your head. oh, my eyes. anyway, you know what diddy did? he came

jenna bush hager is here, kathie lee is on her way back from l.a. that is karma chameleon by the culture club and guess no is here with us today? boy george! can you believe it? everyone's taking bets on what color he's wearing. >> i said purple, what did you say? >> i think pink. i don't know. but anyway, we heard he's got gr he's got a big announcement for his fans. >> he's a busy man. and our girl bobbie brightens up one family's life with a surprise paint. >> and this guy has collaborated with sheryl crow, he's written songs for "gray's anatomy," he's open for elton john and this irish musician, foy vance is going to be singing. just remember his name and you'll say, oh, who was that great singer they had on the "today" show, foye vance. >> and the shocking story of one young woman struck by a terrible head pain during a run. little did she know, she was having a stroke, she was only 27 at the time so we'll hear her story. >> so surprising when you hear that from such a young person. we'll also have dr. natalie azar to talk about that. >> would

my name is will hager. i just written a book called showdown about thurgood marshall's 1967 confirmation hearing and i quote a letter by a lady named barbara ross and somebody over at the texarkana city clerks office told me to call this number because i'm trying to find any family members of mrs. ross so i can tell them this letter is in the book and she said my name is barbara ross. and i'm sort of taken aback and i said oh really? were you named after her or something and she said, really. i was 19 years old. i was home from college that summer. and i heard a snippet on the radio that the senators were giving mister marshall a hard time. i told my mama and my daddy that i wanted to write a letter to senator mcclellan and my daddy said don't do that. it might get the family in trouble. but the next day when my daddy went off to work, my mama walked over to me and said write your letter. and i wrote that letter and it was mind-boggling to me to be talking to the writer of this letter and as i said, the add

. >> randall hager advocated for the mental health parity act which took effect in 1999.l law requires equal coverage of physical and mental health conditions. hager says the laws had stopped numerical limits on treatments, like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues has risen that takes the place of that. >> he says that's the use of aggressive medical necessity evaluations. the investigative unit analyzed data from the department of managed health care, that's the regulator that oversees health plans like blue shield. 2100 consumers asked for an independent medical review of decisions based on medical necessities. they overturned half the denials and 56% of eating disorder cases alone. >> what it tells me our independent medical review process is working. >> the process serves as a check on the health plans. >> frankly, it's not right for the plans to deny them medically necessary care. >> what's it going to take for health plans to do the right thing? >> it's going to take a lot of oversight. >> we're being aggressive and proactive. >> while

taking over the region from hagers town, winchester, front royal, 395, 66, -- 95, 66.art of prince george's county and southern maryland. these continue to head officious. this is our set up we have -- head off to the east. this is our set up we have for next few days. rain chances are in the forecast next few days as well. this is one of our computer models that has been getting the forecast right for today. here we are at 4:00. letting up showers, areas off to the north. kind of lingering for areas along the shenandoah valley. i'm optimistic you're going to start if game at least. temperatures in the 60s, southerly winds, cloudy skies. pack the rain gear. look at later tonight. could have stray showers working in to the overnight hours. i think the game is going to get in no problems. 65 by 6:00. 8:00, temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow morning, 6:00, another round of showers. might issue the yellow weather alert if it impacts your morning commute. we'll dry out in the evening. rain showers come in waves here and there tuesday night and wednesday. thursday might be dr

we're talking about first lady laura bush and her daughter jenna bush hager. >> the badly naughty behaved one. >> they've written a children's book together and it's all about something that they love very much and we're going to talk about that in a little bit. >> and then we'll get a view of -- and i love to do these things, i'm a looky-lou at homes and things like that. celine dion's florida house is up for sale and cnbc was given exclusive access. i don't want to read because i want to look at this. >> we'll take you inside. apparently there's a water park attached. >> oh, wow. >> what? oh! yeah! >> what? >> the price has been lowered from -- >> don't give it away! >> well, a lot of money. >> it's a lot of coin. >> i think if we all put our money together we might spend one night there. >> is that a movie theater? >> we can watch "titanic" and listen to her own voice. >>> plus, on the heels of prince's death, we're talking abouts will. if you're sitting at home without one, sharon epperson is here to talk about why you should get one today. >> sometimes you think oh, i'm too young to

. >>> want to bring in retired nbc news aviation correspondent bob hager and counterterrorism analyst, good to have both of you with us. we're getting more information at this hour. we heard initially from officials in egypt. they believed it was more likely related to terror. from what you've seen, would you agree with that assessment? >> it's really hard to tell right now, especially that no groups have claimed responsibility for the attack. also, there is actually very little chatter from online jihadists about whether this was indeed carried out by isis or some other radical faction. time has not run out. there is still plenty of time for isis to claim responsibility for the attack if it indeed was behind downing this jetliner. there is absolutely no confirmation right now. it's all speculative. >> it's also interesting to look at the passengers who were on board, that the majority of these 56 passengers, 66 in total with the crew and of course those security folks, that the majority of them were egyptian. how does that come into play as we look at the possibility of terror? >> we

laura bush and jenna bush hager for being with us. i want to second what you said. did after they left the white house. they kept america first. they were never petty. they were always there to support those who followed them. even after they were savaged during the campaign. they showed nothing but class and they're a great example to all of us about how washington should work. thank you guys so much for being with us. it's a great honor. >> thanks so much. >> the book is called "our great big backyard." make sure you get it. if you love america, you will. if you want to end up like mike barnacle, don't. >>> a proposal for a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states was, quote, just a suggestion. he's looking for a way out as he pivots to the general election and he may get it in the form of rudy giuliani. >>> also trump and paul ryan's meeting ahead this morning. "morning joe" back in a minute. trolling for a gig with braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control wi your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actu

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north of win chester headed to hagers town and activity exiting southern maryland.e will talk about what we are guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another. their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> the bombing in brussels became yet another game changer for authorities trying to foil future terrorist attacks. in a growing number of u.s. cities police dogs are the key to fighting back. thcanines are being trained to sniff out suicide bombers. >> reporter: nellie is a key player in e against terrorism. she seeks suspicious packages but is also trained to track chemical vapors suicide bombers emit as they move through crowds and stop them before attack. >> how do you keep her focused. >> through concentrating and accl imation. >> reporter: they practice daily and she works at hig

[crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> i want to bring in aviation correspondent bob hagerformer ntsb senior air safety investigator greg fij. you've heard technical failure terrorism, do you ever any other thoughts on what may have happened? >> i think that pretty much pins it down. if you have to speculate and of course it's speculation, you'd say that terrorism at this point fits the scenario the best. is it people in the plane taking over the cockpit? is it a bomb on the plane? and to answer those sort of questions, you've got to locate the wreckage field. it's interesting that the greeks say that they have sighted a couple of pieces of wreckage that may be wreckage from the plane already. but then you have a long, long job of trailing listening devices to try to hear the pings from the black boxes, locate the black boxes and then eventually, if it were a bomb, even the cockpit voice recorder and cockpit data recorder may not tell you that precisely. it may just show that all of the data stops at once. you have to find the wreckage to really pin it down. we're into a lo

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. >>> and laura bush and daughter jenna bush hager paid a visit to "the tonight show" to promote their book and george w. bush's new found love of painting came up. >> it's progressed. he paints putin. >> he did? >> that was a long time ago. that's already -- he painted the world leaders he served with. >> how did it start? >> he got the app on his iphone, the penultimate. he drew these very funny stick funny characters. >> it was a period where he only communicated through his art. >> that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> i want to bring in political analyst and best selling author ellis henican with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. do you have a book yet? >> i don't have a book yet. but to quote msnbc.com, things got weird in west virginia last night. not that bernie sanders won, but that trump supporters helped to put him over the edge. >> sneaky, right? >> sneaky. >> little sneaky. >> i think they're messing around. they don't want hillary to romp to victory. they want trouble on the way. i think they were sowing a little mischief there. >> 39% said

this morning on "today," prince harry sits down with jenna bh hag hager, where he discusses the importance of the games. >>> well, storm chasers captured this video as what they refer to as an elephant trunk tornado, forming in southwestern oklahoma. fortunately, no damage or injuries were reported. the area also saw heavy rains and golf ball sized hail. nbc meteorologist steve sosa is >> good morning, dara. it was a busy weekend of severe weather across the country. what's left over from those storms this morning are across areas of nebraska. if you're waking up in oklahoma this morning with the sound of thunder and seeing flashes of lightning, that thunderstorm activity continues for the next couple of hours. the bull's eye of heavy rain was across central kansas, where we have flash flood warnings this morning in northern kansas. looking at the country for today, we've swept out the misery in the northeast. finally the sunshine back. a gorgeous day for many of you. the midwest is the problem for the next couple days. showers and thunderstorms from dallas all the way up through areas can

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. >>> it's winesday wednesday and i'm jenna bush hager filling in for kathie lee and we're ready to play "who knew." with millions of americans hitting the road this weekend and with the 25th anniversary of my favorite, "thelma and louise" we thought it would be fun to test your knowledge of famous movie road trips. hoda is across the street with $100 for anyone who answers the questions correctly. and for those of you who don't, you're still a winner. you get one of her wonderful signed books. here is gray drake, the senior editor at rotten tomatoes. "thelma and louise" 25 years. can you believe it? >> 25 years we've had the gift of seeing those awesome woman -- spoiler alert, they drive off a cliff, sorry. >> pretty sure 25 years later people know that. >> fair enough. >> hoda, who do we have? >> what's your name? >> ann marie from new jersey. >> here's your question. ready. brad pitt played jd, the sexy exconvict in 1991's thelma and louise. what what future a-lister also auditioned for the role. george clooney, johnny depp or alec baldwin. >> george clooney. r r[ bell ringing ] >> yo

. >> i want to say to folks at the 92nd street y, they hosted laura bush and jenna bush hager.s, they had them laughing. that's jenna's husband on the left. and the guy who is in charge of the 92nd street y on the far right. they were just amazing. >> they were putting the final touches on our bride-to-be and our maid of honor. >> we have to see what louis and don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ] hey there, hi.ntless protection. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't i

jenna bush hager was in florida on monday with natalie.ura bush, to talk about their new book that honors the park service, "our great big backyard." mrs. bush, your daughters got together to share your family's national park memories and why they think you are special, as well. take a look. >> my mom loves the outdoors. she loves being around her friends. she still spends time with all her childhood friends and they go hiking in national parks every summer together. she loves nature, and we love, as a family, spending time together at our ranch, being in nature. >> one of my favorite memories with my mom was travels we took together. once, she took me rafting down the grand canyon. for six nights, we shared a tent. that shows you how much we love each other, that she'd share a tent with me for six days. >> i would describe my mom as lovely and kind and graceful. she has a calmness about her that's very refreshing and makes you feel calm, also. >> i am always astonished when i think back to the way that she raised us, which was, she never

. >> this morning, the prince talks to jenna bush hager about his mission to help wounded warriors, what his mother would think about it, and how he's had to overcome headline-grabbing mistakes over the years. >> it's part of growing up. you have to find your own path. >>> and rough landing. a plane crashes on to the top of a building in california. why it could have been much worse. today, monday, may 9th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. willie is in for matt, who is on assignment for our 100 years of national parks series. i can imagine him pitching his tent somewhere as we speak. >> where? we don't know yet. it is an exciting week kicking off this morning with beautiful down there. sipping a little tea, it looks like. their adventure included a few stops. we'll check in with them, as well. >> already laughing. >>> first, let's get to the top story. choice words from donald trump and his top supporters from republican

. >> the prince talks to jenna bush hager about his mission to help wounded warriors, how he has had to overcome headline mistakes over the years. >> part of growing up. you've got to find your own path. >> rough landing. a plane crashes onto the top of a building in kacht, why it could have been much worth today monday, may 9th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning everybody. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. willie is in for matt on assignment for our 100 years of fatnal park series. i can imagine pitching his tent somewhere. >> where we don't know. it's an exciting week kicking off with natalie and jenna in florida at bisque cane national park. sipping tea it looks like. a few other stops as well. we'll check in with them later. >> they are laughing. first to our top story, choice words from donald trump and his top supporters for prominent republican leaders who have failed to back trump as the gop's presumptive nominee. we begin with peter alexander. good morning

next week we have jenna bush-hager and her mom coming to visit. >> and country singer thomas rhett andioned we're throwing a wedding. >> awesome mother's day to all the mothers out there and mom i miss you every day. >> i love our al. >>> right now we are waiting to hear from metro's general manager. >> our transportation reporter adam tuss is at this news conference. we'll bring it you live live as soon as it happens. >> we have a lot of rain falling throughout the region. when can we finally see some sunshine? could it be here for mother's day weekend? we have your forecast coming up. >>> news 4 midday starts now. >>> metro's general manager is about to outline a new maintenance plans. >> it comes as dangerous incidents on

hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits, like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues have risen that takes the place of that. >> and he says that's the use of aggressive medical necessity evaluations, the investigative unit analyzed data from the department of health care which oversees health plans like blue shield. since 2001, nearly 2091 people asked for a review and the state's reviewers overturned nearly half of the denials and 56% of eating disorder cases alone. >> what it tells me is that our independent review process is working. >> the director says the process serves as a check on the health plan. >> frankly, it's not right for the plans to deny them medically necessary care. >> reporter: what's it going to take for health plans to do the right thing. >> a lot of oversight. >> we're being very aggressive and proactive. >> reporter: while they oversee health plans, the insurance commissioner supervises health insurers and both regulators conduct ongoing policy reviews to ensure compliance with parity laws. the department of insurance also runs a

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. >> just think about that, >> showing the rain over the last six hours and notice hagers town. 60 degrees and that's where it is now. still some showers around the beltway, right along the airport there and fred ricksburg and around waldorf. >> that's just one wave of rain moving through and we're in the blah pattern between two different ways and that will only help to enhance this as it makes it's way through and this one coming through overnight tonight and let's time it out for you. future weather timing it out around 11:00 tonight, no worries and most of us should be dry. tomorrow morning, 8:00, notice who is seeing the rain tomorrow. >> no, you have rain in there early tomorrow and most of the rain back to the north and west and we will still see showers and notice areas of drizzle and we'll get everyone back on the shower activity. >> showers at the bus stop, 52 tomorrow afternoon and just cool temperature around 62 degrees and 71 on friday and a couple of nice days, but look at that weekend. back into the 50s with the rain and the latest on the seven-day forecast and the weekend c

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