thank you. >>> we want to turn things over to indra and, indra, you say we can print it. winter is gone, right? it's like 80 and here on out. it is time not only for sara to have her baby but finally temperatures are going up. keep an eye on what it looks like on the east coast. we saw 40s to we're talking about 50s. keep it moving, 60s and then 70s by the middle of the week. please tell me you love me that you're looking at this, the pattern has we'll be staying warm. more today, midshipman to upper 30s, snow this afternoon.>> list davidn's "under pressure." >> that's a rather dubious one. "fruits of my labor" and coming in at number one pearl jam's "just suggests moms start with a slow mellow song and save the high-tempo ones for the final push. >> i put some on that were too sappy and honestly like sobbing and ino emotional so i would advise you don't put any that are like -- >> hormones. >> the hormones will be kicking. >> hopefully sara has good tunes to listen to today. the twoians as surprise that alicia keys' 5-year-old son egypt is aigy. so good he produced a seg

thank you. >>> we want to turn things over to indra and, indra, you say we can print it. it's like 80 and 90 degrees from here on out. >> i don't know if i'd go that far. it is time not only for sara to have her baby but finally temperatures are going up. keep an eye on what it looks like on the east coast. we saw 40s today. >> that weather was brought to you by petsmart. doesn't that sound good, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 8 0s. >> 90s. >> baby steps. summer. >> you're basically saying winter is over not so many words. >> we have selective hearing. >> i'm just nervous someone is wrong. >> here's what's coming up, the abc news fixer putting thousands of dollars back in one couple's pockets after they ran into some pretty big tax problems. how she did it after the break. >>> a programming note for all of you. a big night of nba action tonight, the rockets taking on the chicago bulls at 8:30 eastern time right here on abc, we're going to be right back. lowe's presents wow, they're so it's like they were made at hgtv. right. our best paint and primer in one starting at $23.96, at lo

thank you. >>> we want to turn things over to indra and, indra, you say we can print it. weather -- winter is gone, it's like 80 and 90 degrees from here on out. correct? >> 90 -- i don't know if i'd go that far but, yes, it is time not only for sara to have her baby but finally going up. keep an eye on what it looks like on the east coast. we saw 40s today. by tomorrow we're talking about 50s. keep it moving, 60s and then 70s by the middle of the week. please tell me you love me that you're looking at this, the pattern even has extended and means we'll >> that weather was brought to doesn't that sound good, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s? >> 80s, 90s. >> 100, 110s. >> baby steps. >> we want to jump right into summer. >> you're basically saying winter is over in not so many words. >> close enough, by my terms, yes. >> we have selective hearing around here >> i'm just nervous someone is going to hit me hard if i'm wrong. >> here's what's coming up, the abc news fixer putting thousands of dollars back in one couple's pockets after they ran into some pretty big tax problems. how she did

marci, thank you. >>> let's send things back over to indra petersons. indra, good morning. >> i know i told you guys it would be a nice, mild week. we have a bit of a hiccup on a, i don't know, a monday. yes, a little bit of cold air making its way through. a hint of a wintry mix. notice right below it, mild. look at the words. by tuesday, it rebounds. temperatures feel better. not to say we won't see showers. nonetheless, rough tomorrow morning. as we're all waking up. same system hanging around the gulf. it's pushing in through the northeast. mild rain. ohio valley, hot spot. about two to three inche. in the northeast, about half an inch to an inch will be out there. here's the next trend, enjoy and take every single day, you know, just enjoy. watch this. here comes the cold air from the midwest. each day gets a little bit cooler. as the temperatures slide down. we'll l e a 20-degree st message >> am mouth florida, here's a look at your next several days, already we have a few showers in the middle keys. we expect more in the inland areas. highs getti

let's check the weather now and meteorologist indra petersons. good morning, indra. big story setting up out west and we're talking about the atmospheric river. what does that mean, moisture expected to move into the west coast. just take a look at the line of storms that will be funneling into the area. . >>> sunshine giving way to clouds and less wind today. 42 is still pretty nice. temperatures will fall to freezing overnight and down to 32 in the city with isolated just a few snow showers and flurries by early and then exit the area at 44 for sunday afternoon. monday looks great. 54 degrees. we get mild sun breaks to start off the workweek. it will feel like april by tuesday. wednesday record warmth and 70 degrees. fr >>> just a little teaser you guys. you may love me by the middle of the work. temperatures going up. >> we already love you. >> yeah. >> i was going to say we already love you. >> even more. >> everybody else but ron. ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you ca

thank you. >>> we want to turn things over to indra and, indra, you say we can print it. weather -- winter is gone, right? it's like 80 and 90 degrees from here on out. correct? >> 90 -- i don't know if i'd go that far but, yes, ha steve: low clouds this morning. mostly cloudy, variable cloudy day. temperatures low to mid-50's for highs. tomorrow a shower comes in and then 58. so a little bit >> that weather was brought to you by petsmart. doesn't that sound good, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s? >> 80s, 90s. >> 100, 110s. >> baby steps. >> we want to jump right into summer. >> you're basically saying winter is over in not so many words. >> close enough, by my terms, yes. >> we have selective hearing around here >> i'm just nervous someone is going to hit me hard if i'm wrong. >> here's what's coming up, the abc news fixer putting thousands of dollars back in one couple's pockets after they ran into some pretty big tax problems. how she did it after the break. >>> and a programming note for all of you. a big night of nba action the chicago bulls at 8:30 eastern time right here on abc.

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. >>> let's go to indra petersons. we're watching systems all over the country tonight, right? >> you can see tornado watches out there for eastern portions of oklahoma and louisiana. that's the most dangerous times because storm systems can take people off-guard. getting hit hard. in the pacific northwest, series over 50,000 people in seattle area currently without power. strong winds, and the ground is saturated, ripping trees right out of the ground. 25-foot swells along the oregon coastline. and they do need the snow in the sierras, so hopefully putting a dent in the drought situations. >> indra, thank you so much. >>> and moving on to zika, 193 cases in 31 states. that number expected to rise. but scientists are fighting back. eva pilgrim with the radical new way to fight zika. >> reporter: tonight, a potential new weapon in the fight against zika virus. the fda researching a new experiment, using mosquitoes to help stop its spread. scientists releasing genetically modified mosquitoes. already using these mosquitoes. our dr. richard besser saw them firsthand in february. >

>> meteorologist indra petersons, thank you. the zika crisis. with fresh cases emerging this version of fighting fire with fire. altered mosquitos stem this tide? it's a controversial plan. and ever have a pilgrim is on the story. >> reporter: as we prepare to head into the height of mosquito season, the threat of zika virus continues to grow. this morning, scientists are fighting back. using the mosquitos themselves. this morning, the fda is moving ahead with an experiment intended to help control the mosquitos that spread zeke have a virus in the u.s. to use the insect itself, creating a line of genetically modified mosquitos that will die before it can bite anybody. >> in two to four days after we release it, it will be dead. >> two to four days? >> yeah, exactly. >> reporter: dr. richard besser saw them in february. >> this building here, it produces 2 million male mosquitos genetically modified every week. >> reporter: how does it work? the male mosquitos, who don't bite, are alters so their offspring will die before they can transmit the d

let's check the weather now and meteorologist indra petersons. good morning, indra. big sorry out west, we're talking about the atmospheric risen, that means tons of moisture moving into the west coast. look at the line of storms funneling into the area. if you have any doubts look at the beach erosion with surf up to 15 feet. it's raining right now and series of storms will be moving in, not one, but two, three, they will continue to bring all the heavy rain. the threat for mudslides in the region. los angeles 7 inches below the average for this time of the year. it will not make a dent in the drought conditions yet. the pattern shift is happening, where it's been warm up a season, that's shifting and that's great news. here's local weather. good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we have temperatures in the 20s, double scan live is clear. sky conditions are clear. what beautiful shot that is of the center city skyline. increasing clouds, 45 degrees. snow showers possible first thing tomorrow morning, otherwise clouds and

hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects quickly. look at this dome of i'm loving it on the east coast, normal. also cold, a blocking high. like a big bubble that is system in the middle of the country from being east. with that we've been talking about flooding concerns that it's going to take time butll see that dome of high pressure start to pull out of here and the rain will shift farther to the north but either way, as we go through the weekend still going to be eats of rain, in fact two feet have fallen. plenty of flooding into the h or two. doesn't sound like as much but grounds are saturated. no room for anymore not with that threat of severe weather nday. >>> moving everyone. we have sunshine today the 60s with the lecture community into the upper 50s -- make sure community -- make sure -- e community into the 50s. we are checking overnight rain around midnight tonight. amazing out there. just a little piece of news it may get cold after a while. >> wait? to feel that love you were talking about earlier. >> no, we're not lov

marci, thank you. >>> we want to turn to indra for more weather. >> i have good news. so cold for so long on the east coast. that is finally shifting. the cold air kicks out. temperatures going up about ten degrees a day. new york city, 50s, 60s, then yes, bring on the 70s. gets better and better. look at the extended pattern. next week and the week flafr. staying for the eastern half of the country. the wes >>> i hope everyone is having a great weekend so far. i'm meteorologist marina jurica. looking at your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, gorgeous day today. cooler day, but a huge warmu >> that weather is brought to you by wayfair. yes, it gets better, bet erks better, every day. not just for one week. next week looks good, too. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," how a nanny cam led to this woman's arrest. what place say she did to the toddler in her care and how you can protect your own children. >>> and a programming note. a huge game in the nba this afternoon. steph curry and the warriors take on kobe and his lakers. i have

abc meteorologist indra petersons is here. you were telling me it's going to be a rough next few hours. >> especially in the san francisco area, powerful storm making its way in this evening. potentially four to six inches of rain. like a fire hose pointing at the west coast. mud slides or even an isolated tornado not out of the question. it will make a pattern shift. cooling in the west, warming if the east. washington, d.c., a few days from 70s. right along that river, could see heavy amount of rains. >> such a contrast in temperatures out there. indra, thank you. >>> we turn to washington now, and new details coming in the case of that gyrocopter. you remember the video. prosecutors now say, he was just seconds away from colliding with a delta flight that had just taken off. hughes was convicted and he now faces ten months behind bars. >>> we turn next to the face-off between the fbi and the apple. a new voice now weighing in. tonight, the district attorney of san bernardino said the iphone belonging to one of the attackers

let's get more on the threatening sfrorms indra petersons. >> you're seeing a lull right now. a series of storms expected to make its way into the west coast. remember, that is not the big story. we have to take a look at the setup that will be occurring for the middle of the week. winds go clockwise around a low. counterclockwise -- excuse me, clockwise around the high. two pin wheels pulling in the moisture, right out of the gulf. you have a bull's eye sitting right here. all the moisture right in the middle of the country. areas that are already flooded. cecilia? dan? >>> serious concerns in the weather department this week. also serious concerns about the zika virus. it can cause a variety of problems for developing babies at any stage of pregnancy. not just the beginning. >> that's right. there are at least 192 reported cases in 32 states and washington. and abc news chief women's health correspondent dr. jen ashton joins us now. the study changes the way we're thinking about this. should expectant mom bs worried? >> think everyone is concerned. pregnant women and obstetr

indra, thank you. >>> we turn to washington now, and new details coming in the case of that gyrocopter. you remember the video. prosecutors now say, he was just seconds away from colliding with a delta flight that had just taken off. hughes was convicted and he now faces ten months behind bars. >>> we turn next to the face-off a new voice now weighing in. tonight, the district attorney of san bernardino said the iphone belonging to one of the attackers could lead investigators to a possible third gunman. abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: tonight, that controversial locked phone found in this shot-up suv back in the spotlight. the device used by two terrorists who killed 14 people in san bernardino at the center of a fierce battle between federal government and apple, who refuses to unlock the phone. now, the local d.a. is suggesting there could be evidence of a long-rumored third attacker on that phone. do you believe there is a third assailant out there? >> i don't know if i believe it, but i'd like to make sure there isn't. >> reporter: in a new court brief, d.a. mike ramos, pressing

marci, thank you. >>> we want to turn to indra for more weather. >> i have good news. it's been so cold for so long on the east coast. that is finally shifting. watch that cold air kick right out of here. temperatures going up about ten degrees a day. new york city, 50s, 60s, then yes, bring on the 70s. it doesn't stop there. the good news, it even gets better and better. look at the extended pattern. next week and the week after. staying for the eastern half of the country. the west coast, cooling down. but they've been waiting for the week. good morning everybody it's gonna be a chilly day today as highs climb into the upper forties will see chances for showers this morning a few showers but decreasing clouds as we head into >> that weather is brought to you by wayfair. yes, it gets better, better, better, every day. not just for one week. next week looks good, too. >> very excited about that that. >> dancing, kind of whatever this is. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," how a nanny cam led to this woman's arrest. what police say she did to the tod

i don't know where this is going. >> let's get it over to the forecast and indra petersons. hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects quickly. look at this dome of high pressure. i'm loving it on the east coast, temperatures 30 degrees above normal. also cold, a blocking high. like a big bubble that is middle of the country from being east. with that we've been talking about flooding concerns that will just not go away. it's going to take time but eventually we'll see that dome of high pressure start to pull out of here and the rain will shift farther to the north but either way, as we go through the weekend still going to be talking for more threats of rain, in fact two feet have fallen. plenty of flooding into the south and another inch or two. doesn't sound like as much but grounds are saturated. no room for anymore not with >> okay, all been happy campers, amazing out there. just a little piece of news it may get cold after a while. >> wait? >> i still want to feel that love you were talking about earlier. >> no, we're not loving. >> keep the sign. hold it up

hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects very quickly, yeah. look at this dome of high pressure. i think the phrase has been i'm loving it on the east coast, temperatures, they've been a good 30 degrees above normal. like a big bubble that is middle of the country from being able to push farther to the east. so with that we've been talking about flooding away. it's going to take some time but eventually we'll see that dome of high pressure start to pull out of here and the rain will shift farther to the north but either way, as we go through the weekend we're still going to be talking for more threats of rain, in fact, two feet have fallen. plenty of flooding into the south and another inch or two as we go into the weekend. >>> it looks like that system will say to the rest of us as we look to the west. we see a few clouds but no rain on the horizon. temperatures ranging from 68 in sarasota, 69 in ellington and ruskin. 66% rate fill and wesley chapel. tampa at 67. the same in winter haven. we will go from the 70s up to the mid-80s by later this

indra did a good job. >> i'm happy to be back. >> i know we're looking at severe storms then possible snow in the northeast starting tomorrow. rob's is going to have the forecast in a moment. >>> we'll start with the breaking news overnight, a fatal plane crash in russia. the plane coming in at a steep angle and then the fireball. >> tough to watch. it was a boeing 737 operated by a budget airline called flydubai. the plane was traveling from dubai to a city in southern russia. there were 55 passengers, as well as 7 crew members on board. no survivors, emotional scenes at the airport with distraught family members receiving the worst possible news. >> a disaster. for more on what went wrong here, let's bring in colonel steven ganyard. steve, good morning. it appears to have been caused by strong winds, officials say, near hurricane force winds. given what you've seen on the video, does that make sense to you? >> winds in and of themselves should not bring an airplane down. perhaps it was a contributing factor but if you see the video and you see the angle that comes in at i think some

hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects very quickly, yeah. look at this dome of high pressure. i think the phrase has been i'm loving it on the east coast, good 30 degrees above normal. also cold, a blocking high. like a big bubble that is blocking this system in the middle of the country from being able to push farther to the east. so with that we've been talking about flooding concerns that will just not go away. it's going to take some time but eventually we'll see that dome of high pressure start to pull out of here and the rain will shift farther to the north but either way, as we go through the weekend we're still going to be talking for more threats of rain, in fact, two feet have fallen. plenty of flooding into the south and another inch or two >> okay, we've all been happy it's been amazing out there. may get cold after a while. tell you about that coming up. >> wait. >> i still want to feel that love you were talking about earlier. hold it up. later. >> coming up. >> she says it with a smile. >> i want ten more minutes for you guys

. >>> let's go to indra petersons. we're watching systems all over the country tonight, right? >> the severe weather threat ramping up. oklahoma, arkansas, louisiana, a tornado watch through the overnight hours. that's the most dangerous times because storm systems can take people off-guard. these are fast-moving cells that could re-ignite the threat for flash flooding. in the pacific northwest, series of storms moving through. over 50,000 people in the seattle area currently without power. very strong winds, and the ground is saturated, ripping trees right out of the ground. also bringing down power lines. 25-foot swells along the oregon coastline. 15-foot waves out there. and they do need the snow in the sierras, so hopefully putting a dent in the drought situations. >> indra, thank you so much. >>> and now turning to new developments in the zika outbreak. more than 200 cases in 31 states. that number expected to rise. but scientists are fighting back. eva pilgrim with the radical new way to fight zika. >> reporter: tonight, a potential new weapon in the fight against zika vi

hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects very quicy, yeah. look at this dome of high pressure. i think the phrase has been i'loving it on the east coast, temperatures, they've been a good 30 degrees above normal. also cold, a blocking high. like a big bubble that is blocking this systememn the middle of the country from being so with that we've been talking about flooding concerns that will just not go away. it's going to take some time but eventually we'll see that dome of high pressure start to pull out of here and the rain will shift farther to the north but either way, as we go through the weekend we're still going to be talking for more threats of rain, in fact, two feet have fallen. plenty of flooding into the south and another inch or two as we go into the weekend. >> jennifer: good saturday morning south florida. temperatures heating up already to 76 degree in miami. still 73 in fort lauderdale. wind speeds at 17 miles per hour. straight out of southeast for miami so. it is still breezy not as windy as the past couple of days. notice

thank you. >>> we want to turn things over to indra and, indra, you say we can print it. weather -- winter is gone, right? it's like 80 and 90 degrees from here on out. correct? >> 90 -- i don't know if i'd go that far but, yes, have her baby but finally going up. like on the east coast. we saw 40s today. by tomorrow we're talking about 50s. keep it moving, 60s and then 70s please tell me you love me that pattern even has extended and means we'll be sta >>> it is a christmas start in the bay area and me was a beautiful conditions later on. up and to the 70s by noon. looking for a high of 74. even warmer on sunday. enjoy your tampa bay weekend. t nd good, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s? >> 80s, 90s. >> 100, 110s. >> baby steps. >> we want to jump right into summer. >> you're basically saying winter is over in not so many words. >> close enough, by my terms, yes. >> we have selective hearing around here >> i'm just nervous someone is going to hit me hard if i'm wrong. abc news fixer putting thousands of dollars back in one couple's pockets after they ran into some pretty big tax proble