was the capital of marciano which developed a sophisticated system. around $1000.00 b.c. they controlled the mountain passes leading to an ancient persia. 27 b.c. alexander the great conquered the trade of a crossroads of the major axes of the silk road. in the 2nd century b.c. the parthians extended their territory from their capital of nice to the borders of the roman empire in 1280. the capital of the me an empire reached its apogee as the now almost forgotten kingdom wielded tremendous power. a truck brings the excavation team to the ancient trade hub of. located in the middle of a restricted area just a few kilometers from iran. and many of them are delighted to join the archaeologists again as their families look forward to the extra money. speaks to the workers in russia as they were all born in the soviet union and most still understand the language. recently won a renowned research grant in france and is using the funds to pay for this year's dig. his limited resources have to be used efficiently so each and every step must be well thought through team needs to b

they tell of a time when the desert was home to a flourishing paradise of sorts called marciano. societies need a reliable supply of fresh water yet the capital of marciano was in the middle of the car coom and today the murray river tapers off into a delta in the desert but what was it like back then. since gone or dead is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the car a desert. circling archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams an earth an expansive hilltop settlement 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers had rediscovered and then bans ancient civilization. to date turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or deputy fro

rob marciano timing it out. >>> embattled congressman matt gaetz defiantly speaking out against allegations of sexual misconduct and sex trafficking, facing calls to resign. gaetz telling a conservative women's group he's not going anywhere. >>> newly obtained video of a police confrontation in virginia. an army lieutenant suing officers who pulled their guns and pepper sprayed him during a traffic stop. >>> new images of the volcano erupting on the caribbean island of st. vincent. mass evacuations under way. thousands forced from their homes. cruise ships ready to take them to safety. >>> and the world bracing for a possible wine shortage. winemakers lighting fires, trying to save their freezing crops. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the pandemic and the alarming rise in new cases. for the first time in nearly two months, the u.s. reporting 82,000 cases in a single day. and now another hurdle in the vaccine rolout, states bracing for a severe drop in supply from johnson & johnson, an 85% decrease in shipments next week. and

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano joins us now.ake us through the forecast. >> let's start with the wind. wind gusts at 50 plus in manhattan and jersey city. damage in d.c. and i expect a second surge of damaging winds overnight tonight. because of that wind advisories and warnings have been kept in place until tomorrow morning all the way down to north carolina. maybe some more damage. meanwhile we're watching the upper low in texas, will create slow, steady flooding rains. down i-10, taps the gulf more, more wind dynamics and by sunday, severe storms through louisiana, all of mississippi. by the end of weekend, they'll be under the gun. >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the nationwide chicken shortage. what it could mean for your favorite fast foods. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a b

our very own weatherman rob marciano getting a red carpet ready makeover live on the air.down to hollywood's biggest night is on as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> so he's gone from full beard to goatee. where are we going next? >> i don't know but he had like an evil laugh that came with it. did you notice that? >> salty sea captain isn't gone yet. >> that's just his laugh. >> that's right. >> just to be clear. >>> good morning, everybody. very excited for the oscars bash we've got planned including rob marciano's hollywood looks, it's an event so momentous that we have a countdown clock to the big reveal of rob's face. rob's shaving off his beard while we're live on the air. that's a live shot of him. >> wait a minute -- >> whoa. handlebars? >> freddie mercury is in the house. >> okay. >> wow, okay. >> we will rock you. >>> but first, we'll get back to rob shortly if you are interested, but first we do have some breaking news overnight on the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine allowed to resume immediately after a cdc advisory panel r

>> rob marciano, we'll be watching this weekend. thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline this evening -- caitlyn jenner is now running for governor of california. the former olympian and reality star and transgender activist could be the most -- in the country. she's facing gavin newsom, who's facing a recall. >>> tonight, president biden be the climate summit with world leaders. the president finding common ground with russian president vladimir putin on the final day of the virtual summit. president biden praising putin for his efforts to decrease russia's emissions. the president saying, quote, two big nations can cooperate to get things done at this time. world leaders will finalize their commitments at glasgow summit in november. >>> on climate, our series continues tonight. the endangered river in the u.s. tonight, the battle over the snake river in the u.s. some ranking it the most endangered in the country. the salmon population near extinction. what's behind this? kayna wit worth on the river tonight. >> reporte

>> rob marciano, we'll be watching this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline this evening. caitlyn jenner is now running for governor of california. the former olympian and reality star and transgender activist could become the most high-profile republican candidate in the country. she's challenging gavin newsom who will likely face a recall election in the fall for his handling of the pandemic, including restrictive lockdowns. >>> tonight, president biden and the climate summit with world leaders. and the president finding common ground with russian president vladimir putin on the final day of the virtual summit. president biden praising putin for his efforts to reduce russia's climate emissions. despite their disagreements, the president saying, quote, two big nations can cooperate to get something done at this time. world leaders will formalize their commitments at the glasgow summit in november. >>> on climate, our series continues tonight. the endangered river in the u.s. tonight, the battle over th

they tell of a time when the desert was home to a flourishing paradise of sorts called marciano. societies need a reliable supply of fresh water yet the capital of marciano was in the middle of the car a comb and today the murray river tapers off into a delta in the desert but what was it like back then. since gone or is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past and the desert. turkmen archaeologist mohamed begg leo was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams an earth and expansive hilltop settlement 500 meter researchers had rediscovered an advanced ancient civilization. today turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone from grave robbers and weather damage. to the center of going to death they boast so once magnificent building perhaps a palace or temple bu

they tell of a time when the desert was home to a flourishing paradise of sorts called marciano. societies need a reliable supply of fresh water yet the capital of marciano was in the middle of the car a comb and today the murky river tapers off into a delta in the desert but what was it like back then. since gone or j.f.k. is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the car a desert. turkmen archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams unearthed an expansive hilltop settlement 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers had rediscovered and bands ancient civilizations. to date turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or depth a gr

rob marciano tracking a few things out there. severe tornadoes. there was flooding. where are things heading next? >> the focus again, whit, is on the southeast when yesterday we reported on a tornado that came through louisiana where unfortunately there were multiple injuries and one fatality. f-3 tornado, doing severe damage there, and on the heels of that, or right after that, we had this. not just your ordinary water spout, that is a full-on tornado coming on shore on panama city beach. this came on shore, and did a lot of damage to hotels and convenience stores, ripping the roof off in one particular spot. this, probably the same cluster of storms. 80-plus-mile-per-hour winds in pensacola, florida. that cluster of storms is now sinking to the south, and we'll get another round in central florida. orlando and disney world will be a rough spot around the lunch hour, and driving across miami before we clear things out really tonight and tomorrow. before that happens damaging winds and large hail. that's a check of what's happening in-- >>> good sunday, morning. sta

they tell of a time when the desert was home to a flourishing paradise of sorts called marciano. societies need a reliable supply of fresh water yet the capital of marciano was in the middle of the car a comb and today the murky river tapers off into a delta in the desert but what was it like back then. since gone or dave is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the car a desert. circling archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams an earth and expansive hilltop settlements 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers have rediscovered an advanced ancient civilization. today turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or depp a gra

rob marciano timing it out for us. st ahort t now. of draft the event in p what commissioner roger goodell says he's looking forward to tonight. >>> good evening everyone. joining us on a busy thursday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin tonight with the next chapter in america on this pandemic. covid deaths and cases declining. more states and cities easing restrictions. at the same time, the vaccination rate in this country is drastically slowing down. in new york city, once the epicenter of the pandemic. the major plans to foully reopen the city by july 1st. governor andrew cuomo suggested it may be possible to open even earlier. but health officials are expressing concern about the huge vaccination falloff in parts of the u.s. tulsa, oklahoma, is averaging fewer than 200 shots a day at a site capable of administering thousands. the cdc reports more than 141 million american adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine. that's nearly 55%. in some areas, officials are going door-to-door to try to convince hesitant ame

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is joining us now. and rob, what can we expect in the coming days? >> reporter: these storms across alabama and georgia really mean business. we have had big hail and winds gusting over 60 miles per hour. you see it on the radat oss e us of the state. albany to sara that, you're getting it. watches posted for the next several hours. mid-atlantic going to get heavy rain. picks up tonight and wraps up in boston tomorrow afternoon. the next storm coming into the west now with rain and snow all the way down into d.c. for the oscars, and that's going to set up a severe weather threat that could be potent we'll see you on "gma" torrow. officials calling it a tsunami. the country recording nearly 1 million cases in just three days. experts saying that's a fraction of the real number of infections. the health-care system on the brink there. train cars being used for patients. so many dead, mass cremations are happening in the streets. tonight, the haunting images and the warning for the rest of the world. here'

. >>> let's switch gears now and turn to the weather and rob marciano.ray of sunshine upstairs. how are you doing? >> he's our ray of sunshine? >> yes. >> oh, okay. >> cut him off. cut whit's mic. hello, janai. welcome back. >> hey, rob. >> that sunshine this morning in the first weekend of april not quite strong enough to get us to where we need to be. yesterday we had a whole lot of record low temperatures, dozens of them, in fact, and this is lexington, kentucky. hard freeze. tulips are gone, daffodils in my yard are gone. these are some of the numbers, 29 in laguardia. record lows, newark, 28. 17 in binghamton, altoona, 22 and bluefield, west virginia, 19, some of the windchills were even colder than that, so we have freeze warnings and frost advisories to the gulf coast, 38 for a record low this morning already in jacksonville, florida, and across parts of the midsouth we're seeing temperatures well below that. so a winter-type feel that feels like february than the first weekend of april and windchills anywhere from below the freezing mark to lower

with more on these storms let's go back to meteorologist rob marciano.good morning, once again, sir. >> good morning. frightening night for folks here. i'm sure walter would have been scared of this lightning. we had over 100,000 customers without power, a lot in louisiana. this was a tornado in central mississippi, backlit by those lightning strikes. these storm had some heavy-duty rain and jackson can't catch a break. they've been inundated with rain the past several weeks, three inches of rain falling there and flash flooding and moving to the east relatively quickly. a number of tornado warnings posted from louisiana through southern mississippi and into florida also and with these we could see damaging winds. had large hail with these too as it continues to press off toward the east and it slowly spirals its way up towards the northeast, tonight, tomorrow, we'll start to see rain and kind of storminess lingers on the back side of this in chicago during the day tomorrow. the most dangerous weather will be over the next six to eight hour here, mobile,

titi >>> spicy meatballs and beautifully colored eggs in the marciano household today.now what you are wondering, janai. where is the pink, jumping bunny? >> yeah. >> it's coming up in the next half hour. >> i was bracing myself. i refuse to call you a spicy meatball. >> thank you. how about a spicy hair ball? >> all right. >> you're still giving me heartburn. thank you, rob. we'll talk to you soon, and looking forward to the easter on this easter sunday. as france endures another coronavirus lockdown, one business deemed essential this time.pital city's famous chocolate shop, and abc's ines de la cuetara has the latest from paris. >> reporter: let them eat, and let it be chocolate. in france that seeps to be the message this year. bars and restaurants are closed, due to covid-19. but ahead of easter, chocolatiers have been added to the list of essential businesses. we're marking our way through paris to find some of the best chocolate eateries in the city. we made our way to the chocolate lab where we met a real life willy wonka. named best chocolatier in the country.

rob marciano is upstairs with all of that.again. >> hi, guys, we've got a fire in idaho, this was about 1200 acres and it did do some damage. destroyed a home and damaged some residences there. they managed to get it under control. today's fire danger will be farther south in the four corners. we have a system that's pretty significant that's coming into the pacific northwest yesterday and it's going to be driving down to central and eventually southern california here in through tomorrow and monday and this could cause some dangerous travel through those mountains obviously higher elevations will see some snow, rain at the lower elevations, and tuesday, this is finally really a setup to where we'll see maybe a classic day or two of severe weather that could produce some damaging tornadoes right through tornado alley and in response to that the atmosphere on the eastern side of the country will really warm up. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we'll look at temperatures in philadelphia, not just the 70s but potentially the mid-80s

say hello again to rob marciano. hey there, rob. >> reporter: hey, t.j.ers notch. eight inches of fresh snow there, little fresh powder for the holiday weekend. they are open easter sunday. a couple of easter cities for you including easter, texas, 78 degrees, you will take that at least sunday afternoon, could be chilly in the morning. >>> good friday morning. i'm lisa in for mike nicco pick out the local clouds, the fog at the golden gate bridge. a cooler day as the cooling trend gets underway today. in fact, we will look at temperatures anywhere from 3 to 10 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. mid 60s today in partial son at the >>> we're going to look at the rise and fall of wework. one of the hottest start-ups in history then it plunged from nearly $50 billion in value to basically worthless in six weeks. the new hulu documentary looks what happened behind the scenes and rebecca jarvis has a preview. >> the next revolution is the we revolution. >> reporter: a company poised to change the future of how we work. >> i moved into a new office space ca

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up and down on the chip for brody but the man everybody is chasing is marciano. 65 and he is the leader up by four and in the clubhouse at 11 underpar. we have kevin durant a nagging hamstring injury. they were talking about a dispute on the bench from a few years ago. that was the beginning of the end as katie for a warrior. stay tuned for that coming up at 8:00. >> thank you. >>> that is all the time we have for this early addition. we will see you back here at 11:00. up next, countdown to the lakers and nets. have a great afternoon, we will people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your internet do that? this place can fix it. thanks. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile and you could save up to $300 a year. switch today. ♪ >>> who's up for a saturday prime time showdown? it's

we appreciate you. >> thanks. >> now let's get a check of our weather with rob marciano.arned a lot from dr. henry. hyaluronic acid. note to self, going to google that this afternoon.this itside. san bernardino mountains. they'll have an easter egg hunt tomorrow. parents, challenge your kids in te snow, don't color the eggs, all right. there you go, pro tip for the day. here's the jumping easter bunny for tomorrow's forecast. we'll start out chilly in my spots. but it'll be gorgeous in nearly the entire country, even the northwest, 47, 74 in l.a. and maybe record warmth across the midsection of the country. happy easter and passover. time now for a look at your >>> good morning. it's a gray start here in san francisco temperatures from the upper 40s to low 50s. by this afternoon we'll hold on to the clouds at the coast. otherwise, a bit be >>> we are just one day away from easter. if you haven't started getting ready yet, well, i'm also a procrastinating parent. so you're in good company. "good housekeeping's" style editor lori bergamotto has come to the rescue, thank goo

. >>> time now for a check of our weather, and let's check in with rob marciano. hey, rob. >> hi, good morning, guys. eva, good morning to you as well. we are looking at some damage from yesterday outside of orlando in lake county. this is straight-line wind damage. we didn't have much in the way of measurements, more than 40 miles an hour but obviously this gust was much more than that, damage to that church, and these storms packed a punch as far as rainfall is concerned. biloxi and mobile, all seeing 7, 8, 9 inches in biloxi the past several days, gulfport so far the wettest april on record and this stationary boundary will sink to the south and get at least mississippi out of this today but the sunshine state not just today but the next two days. multiple rounds of more storms could have gusty winds and certainly hail and more in the way of heavy rain, possibly 4, 5 more inches of rainfall as we head in towards tuesday and wednesday. speaking of the middle of the week, it was cold across the east yesterday with that snow across parts of the northeast. but rale

hope to find potential signs of temple complexes what gods were worshiped here and what led to marciano's fall. in the in the ancient city of merit in the car a comb desert is shrouded in legend and lay at the intersection of the old silk road trade routes leading from china to the middle east and onward to europe america is steeped in a long and buried history. since the 2nd century b.c. has blossomed several times palaces and 12 kilometers of fortification walls were erected here again out of clay bricks its former glory can only be imagined. dynasty after dynasty each one left its mark. during his conquest of the persian empire alexander the great renamed mer of alexandria and margie ana reconstructing it as a greek city. but wind and rain have eroded the once thriving trade hub rendering it largely unrecognizable. america's wealth and strategic location made it highly coveted among major powers in the 1st century a.d. the city acted as a border fortress to ward off nomads coming from the east while in the middle ages it rose to become one of the most illustrious cities in the world an

rob marciano joins us now with a look at the forecast. hey, rob. >> reporter: tornados, hail, damaging winds over 80 miles an hour. the storms causing another fatality. over 80,000 people are without power. the line going through miami. the core of the system going through the great lakes. very slow-moving. so another day of cool, wet weather in the northeast. but not as cool as the upper midwest, windchills tuesday morning expected to be in the teens and 20s. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. red hot housing market. home prices are rising at the fastest pace in 15 years. how the pandemic is fueling the demand. >>> and volcano emergency. the worsening conditions on the island of st. vincent. as most of the country is covered in ash and without power. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospita

. >>> rob marciano has a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: great to be with you on this wednesday. we have lots coming up on gma including the vaccine pause from johnson & johnson. all 50 states halting the rollout of the single shot vaccine amid blood clot concerns. what we know so far and what to know if you've already had the shot. >>> the police killing of daunte wright in minnesota. what we are learning about the officer who fired the lethal shot and will there be charges? a decision could come down this morning. we have the latest. >>> plus, a gma exclusive. colton underwood in his own words opening up in a very deeply personal conversation. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor,

. >> rob marciano has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning reggie and jobina, good to be with you on this chilly friday morning in coastal connecticut , right around the freezing mark this april 2nd. hope you had a good april fools. up on gma, testimony and day four of derek chauvin trial. floyd's girlfriend taking the stand, emotionally opening up about the couples struggle with opioids. this morning, we have an extensive interview with the first witness from the trial to speak publicly. the teen cashier who worked at cub foods, his message for derek chauvin this morning. >>> also the latest in the fight against the pandemic, and new concerns heading into the holiday weekend. that i was variance spreading throughout the country as the race to vaccinate ramps up. >>> plus, the falcon, winter soldier star, emily van camp joins us on the heels of the brand-new episode and pop superstar demi lovato dropping a new album overnight. she is going to bring us a very special performance of one of how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys...

. >> rob marciano has a look ahead. >> good to be with you on this friday.start our newscast on gma with two more horrific shootings overnight. one and sexist at the workplace, were seven people were shot, one is dead. and in south carolina, the former nfl player who shot five people dead there, then turning the gun on himself, what authorities are saying about both mass shootings today in search for answers. >>> also had, the new vaccine sites, halting the johnson & johnson shots after a small number of people had adverse reactions. i got mine, had no problems. what this all means for the race to vaccinate. and the new warning about those annoying robo calls, i get a bunch of them, why we are all getting so many. and what you can do to help stop at least most of them. >>> also, country music superstar, one of my favorite, luke bryan will be on the show with his latest single, waived. reginald and kumasi, you may know my favorite luke bryan song, also water themed, rain is a great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine na

rob marciano is out there in the field braving the -- >> hey. >> wait a minute. >> what's up? >> i didn't recognize you. who is this clean-shaven man? >> how are you doing? >> it's our friend rob. >> amazing. a little shave and you get to eat at the dining room table. >> i know. they let the dog back in the house. >> shave and the vaccination just to make it clear. ♪ shave and a vaccination, do downstairs ♪ >> hi, guys. good to see you. we got some hail coming down in decatur and they've got to shave off the trees. look at the leaves being shed here. newly foliaged and coming down. baseball-sized hail in some spots there along the florida/georgia line. lex intergroup. in miller county, georgia there was major damage coming through this area. significant weather through the south. that's moving through the northeast right now. that is heavy rain from philly, new york in it right now, hartford, boston, you're about to get it about midafternoon. moving out pretty quickly, but for the most part this is rain anile, rn omsafrci a the w d few showers with this, and some snow into the

. >> rob marciano had a look at what's ahead. >> reginald, kumasi, good to be with you on this tuesdayts coming up on gma. protest in minneapolis overnight and we will have the latest on that all over the police killing of daunte wright, which happened just miles from where george floyd was killed last summer. new details about how it happened and what we are learning about the officer involved. dantes family will join us live this morning and abc news exclusive. >>> also ahead, the latest on the coronavirus emergency, the cdc director urging michigan to go under another lockdown, as the number of cases in that state explode. the good news this morning on the treatment front. >>> we are following the latest in that deadly school shooting in tennessee. what we know so far about the shooter, the motive, and how the injured police officer is doing this morning. that is all coming up people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 30

meteorologist rob marciano starts our coverage with a look at where these dangerous storms are headinging. rob. >> hey, good morning, whit. several clusters of storms rumbling through the south overnight, wind, damaging hail and, yes, at least one tornado reported. this is in mississippi. you see it back lit by lightning strikes behind that water tower. a big tornado but so far just minor damage reported there but with this jackson, mississippi, can't catch a break. it's been weeks of storms here and they are saturated. so two to three inches of rainfall coming at one time. flash flooding there. here's where the storms are. they are now barreling down i-10. new orleans, baton rouge, mobile, alabama, you're about to get it. there are a couple lines so it's not just one line pushing through, kind of several chances of seeing severe storms. that will press later on this afternoon across the florida panhandle and then up through the carolinas, virginia, and then eventually up towards the northeast, severe storm threat will diminish tomorrow, but you can see the center of this thing is stil

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. >>> first to rob marciano. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george.have a severe weather threat in the southeast today. we want to show you the fires that are burning in the west, this one just north of tucson. the fire in dudleyville. they have 20% contain it, but 12 structures were destroyed with this fire. we have another dicey day ahead as far as the fire danger is concerned with escalating winds and dry air not gistjust across parts of the southwest, but in much of the west and the dakotas, and humidity levels as low as 5%, and any fire that does spark will see rapid rates of growth. time now for a look at your weekend forecast sponsored by amazon. >>> good morning. welcome to friday. we are going to have mostly sunny conditions today and a little bit cooler. in fact, our coolest day moving forward as we have we can warming trend away from the coast, and still searching for any rain in the seven-day forecast. coming up dry. emperors inland, we will have the 70s, low to mid 60s around the bay. look at the mid to upper 50s in the cococococococococo