i'm jim rosin field in for jim handly. >> and i'm pat lawson muse.ge appointed tito jackson's son as a temporary guardian. >> the judge is concerned she left for arizona with no warning, and-hand spoken total children in days. all this is going on with the concert tour in the background. kerry berg lund has the story. >> reporter: while her sons were on stage at the greek theater saturday night, they were wondering what happened to their mother. she was supposed to be here. under most of the jackson radar, kathryn had slipped away to spend time with her daughter in arizona. the official website to michael published this picture of the matriarch playing uno. but in true jackson family fashion there's more to the story. katherine jackson was misting for several days. a neighbor who lives right across the street told me she didn't want to worry the grandchildren. it turns out that's exactly what she did. paris was tweeting for help, sending out a phone number. i want her home now, she wrote. they filed a missing persons report, and with janet, came to t

live in falls church, jim rosin field. >> anticipating the problem that's created by the fact of no power is the fact that it is so very hot out there. doug joins us with a look at the kins. >> out there right now, but the good news today is at least we're not dealing with humidity. that does mean anytime we're around 92, that lahti was right. overnight tonight, current temperatures in the 80s. we'll continue to see that heat. we're not going to see any rain. though. -looking at the numbers. 99 in st. louis, 94 in cincinnati. one thing for sure, this heat is not going anywhere anytime soon. we'll talk about that and yours july 4th holiday coming up. >>> thanks, doug. d.c. mayor vinton gray toured several areas affected by the storms. he began this afternoon by checking some with city residents. the mayor also stopped by the city's emergency operation center and met with crews, removing trees. >> if you worked for the federal government, you have the option once again to take tomorrow off. the office of personnel management announced that employees can take unscheduled telework or unschedu

. >> jim rosin feld recording from. >>> in prince georges county, there's this is knee cypress street, a utility pole crashed and caused a domino effect. a bunch of stores had to close because they didn't have any power. mcdonald's is one of the few places open, and it's become a bit of an oasis with people struggling to get something, because they don't have the refrigerator or anything else. that's tough. >>> it is. drivers remain careful out there. there are several transportation officials are reporting about 400 signal outages across maryland. including these broken signals in bethesda. officials in fairfax county tell us more than 80 intersections. drivers are urged to treat those signals as a four-way stop and always proceed with caution. >>> to keep the evening community moving, restrictions are lifted. this is a live look at traffic as you can see a lot of people are telecommuting. tonight you don't need the two or more passengers. outside the belt way and on i-95 and 395, the usual rules of two or more passengers per vehicle are still in effects. >>> police have more to worr

. >> i'm throwing down the gauntlet, jim rosin field. >> you're on. >>> let's show you what's happening. let's do it tonight. tomorrow will be too hot. look at this shot. it is gorgeous out there. plenty of blue skies. the potomac river looking very nice this wednesday afternoon. current temperature sitting at 88 druce. temperaturewise around the region, this is where we stand, currently at 82 degrees, winchester, 84 at patuxent river. once again, just simply gorgeous. no rain to talk about. it's high and dry, going to stay that way right into most of the day. satellite and radar picture, a wider view. it is just clear sailing all across the region. notice a few showers back here toward the eastern portions of ka chasm that's a warm front. that warm front will start moving our way. look what's behind it. 106 in st. louis, 105 in wichita. 97 in memphis, 98 today in chicago. that warm air will move our way, way, so say good-bye to the nice weather we have out there today. you still have a few hours to enjoy it. tomorrow that heat will come in. the storms should stay well to the north and