somaall now for free infon.nd you'll also get this free beneficiary planner, and it's yours just for calling. so call now. >>> good morning, everybody. coming up on 4:21 on your thursday morning. and anokyer st start to the day around here. temperatures in the or uncoble zone for now. mostly in the 70s to near 80 degrees and stifling humidity remains in place. that will be here through the rest of the day. we're in storm team 4 weather alert to keep you ahead of what is goingo be another sizzler day outside. there are changes on the way. at's the good news. we have to get through today first. southwesterly flow is going to continue to pump all of that heat and humidity right here into poo the region. with time, that cold front near chicago today, that arrives here late in the overnight hours tonight into morrow. that will be the end of 90-degree weather for a while. future weather for today, there's the tiniest chance you will get hit with a thunder shower today. the best chances of that happening are be west of

newspaper wrml try to conhe information elsewhere or get it on background where they can useat the infon but not the name. publishing an op-ed like this, i'm sure "the times" weighed it very heavily before. it is just hardly ever done. jane: is there a risk that in doing it like this they arhe playing intoresident's narrative that there are people out to get him and that there is a deep state? paige: there are a lot of questions out whether it is good or bad the way they did it. they issued a statement that they felt that it was important fothe public to see the op-ed to see the discord around the white house and the confusion and the chaos within it. i think that tere are downfalls to publishing an anonymous op-ed, and we will see thoseay out in the media in the coming weeks. jane: the president is going to a rally tonight in montana. what cane expect? presumably this is not over. paige: it isn't, and trump is historically unhinged at these rallies. he has a script typically when he speaks at these events, but he often veers off scrd says what is on his mind, and this is very much on hi

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