john zarella. okay. john, you are on the air. listen, i'm getting some guidance from our producer on the ground and jacqui jeras. i'm looking at the note. john, i'm going to go to you, jacqui, you are nodding your head there could be trouble with the weather. what is going on? >> reporter: don, look behind me, it is beautiful. not a cloud in the sky. if you look in front of me due west, lightning and thunderstorms well within 20 miles of the landing site. that is problematic because if, in fact, the shuttle had to make an emergency return to the landing strip here, something goes wrong on liftoff they don't want bad weather near where they would have to land. they are no go, unfortunately, right now. they are getting close to the 7:13 launch time. >> john, is it an official scrub yet? >> reporter: no. not an official scrub yet. >> stand by, john. i want to bring in jacqui jeras. what is going on? >> thunderstorms, don. that is what is going on. they have developed and moving in the area. this is the launch pad area. you can see t