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attorney and sec chair mary jo white along with former federal prosecutor nancy kestenbaum.y will lead a full investigation of the allegations in recent press reports about moonves, cbs news, and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. moonves was accused by six women of harassment in an article published by the new yorker. moonves told the magazine he did not remember many of the claims and he denied sexually assaulting anyone. but some of moonves' former personal assistants are speaking out in his defense, including suzanne fickinger, who worked for him for 24 years up until 2013, the time span of the "new yorker" allegations. >> i sat outside his door within ten feet of him for the span of 24 years. and in all of that time, i never saw or heard anything that i would consider inappropriate in the workplace. >>> europe is baking in intense, recor-breaking heat. adding to the misery, there's no relief in sight. seth doane is sweating it out in rome. ailo f rier: the culprit, hot leavi europeansnd triple-degres melng you're from vi>>yes.seo eat >> this is a different kind of he

mary jo white and former federal prosecutor nancy kestonbaum will lead the probe. in an article published in the "new yorker," six women accuse moonves of harassment. moonves could address the issue this afternoon during a teleconference on morning earnings. >>> coming up on the "morning news," ohio state investigation, why coach urban meyer has been put on leash. >>> and an opportunity for a homeless man who became an internet sensation. this is the "cbs morning news." leash. >>> and an opportuni for a homeless man who became annan ter net sensation. this is the "cbs morning news." it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or

chair mary jo white, along with former federal prosecutor nancy kestenbaum. they will lead a full investigation of the allegations in recent press reports about moonves, cbs news, and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. moonves was accused by six women of harassment in an article published by "the new yorker." moonves told the magazine that he did not remember many of the claims and he denied sexually assaulting anyone. earlier this week, the los angeles d.a.'s office disclosed that another woman had gone to police last year to allege that moonves assaulted her in the late 1980s. the statute of limitations had run out and no charges were filed. but tonight, some of moonves' former personal assistants are speaking out in his defense, including suzanne fickinger, who worked for him for 24 years, up until 2013, the time span of the "new yorker" allegations. >> i sat outside his door within 10 feet of him for-- from the span of 24 years. and in all of that time, i never saw or heard anything that i would consider inappropriate in the workplace. >> reporter: a s

>> the board got in there with mary jo white, the first class white collar investigative team.a report. part of it is what did they know and when did they know it? you can't expect the management team to comment on that. of course, the lawyers told them to keep their mouths shut. i would have expected them to say something about something they were very free to talk about. that is the attack on the press and their brand of news in particular and total silence on that i find that somewhat more disturbing because lawyers certainly didn't tell them to keep their mouth shut on that. i think it deserves far more recognition than the silence that it got. >> julia, i know you reported this earlier today most of the board is allied with moonves and probably a key reason he's been able to pick this fight with controlling hair shareholder national amusement are they conflicted? >> if you look at the breakdown. three aligned and four supported les moonves in his battle with national amusement and while they're doing this investigation moonves won't be involved and managed by the board and

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allegations of sexual misconduct made against moonves by six women in an article in the new yorker mary jo whiteer chair woman, leading the investigatio investigation. announcing the hiring of the firms, the company issued a statement saying moonves will have no role in the investigation and the board took no further action regarding moonves' role running the company. the board noted it takes these allegations seriously and is committed to acting in the best interest of the company and shareholders and is confident the employees of cbs will continue to perform at a high level as the process unfolds now the big question is what moonves will say in cbs' earnings call today at 4:30 p.m. eastern. back to you. >> very big question, julia. we'll be here for it, so will you. thank you very much. >>> fitbit reporting better than expected results will it effect the growth outlook? we speak to the ceo about that be right back. >>> look at shares of fitbit the company reported a boost in sales from the burst of smart watch. james park is the ceo and joins us this morning. good to have you back. good mornin

twenty now are michael, former deputy chief of staff to scc chair mary jo white and dominic, an attorneybusiness law. let's are with you, dominic. the two words that seem to have elon musk and a great deal of trouble is funding secured. if he is not telling the truth a minute related the price of the stock and it went up 11% a busy face? >> all officers and directors of public companies have a duty not to knowingly or misleadingly make false or misleading representations. he's funding was unsecured but it's potentially a straightforward violation of rule ten d5 b1 how many jail - >> it could expose them to civil and criminal liability. adam: lawsuit by investors financial, and. >> in the worst-case scenario. adam: does scc have a tendency to go after people who proudly minute late their stock through public statement? >> absolutely. that's a core violation in the scc might and in particular, where this statement is so definitive if there's a problem where the facts don't read that out. there could be an issue. adam: what should've been the normal process or disclosure that we are taking

they now have mary jo white is my understanding. >> do you have confidence that this investigation willfair? >> oh, in terms of urban meyer, the answer is yes. now, the wrestling problem and the diving problem, chuck, it was at least a year, maybe two years ago when i asked my people to make sure that in the university that students have a place to go that is confidential when they can report either an assault on them because they may want to think about prosecuting a little bit further down the road or a place they can go where they can blow the whistle and have confidentiality. and we have asked the universities to be able to set this up. many of them are moving in that direction, not all of them are where we want them to be. but this has been an issue across this country for a significant period of time. and the universities have to make this a priority. i've got two daughters getting ready to go to college here. one we take on sunday and one three weeks later. i want them to know where they can go and they can report and they can be safe and they will not be compromised. this is hap

the company's board says mary jo white and nancy kestenbaum will lead that investigation. mary jo white is the former chair of the s.e.c cbs says mr. moonves will have no role in the probe cbs will release its latest quarterly results after the bell and much discussion about the fact that mr. moonves is expected to be on the call >> yes a lot of people will be on that call hearing what he has to say about this, the redstone family, viacom >> we had an analyst on -- we had an analyst on yesterday who said he was more focused on the numbers, guidance, not all this media speculation. >> are you kidding >> yeah. i think this could be him coming out with a loud and clear defense to say he plans to be here no matter what. >> the numbers are like a side show it's the past quarter. >> i can't believe this analyst represents all analysts views. we'll listen to that call. >>> when we come back, the latest tv show reboot. we'll tell you about a furry friend from the '80s who may be making a comeback. i bet i know who it is. >>> and if you're traveling to austria, we'll tell you why yo

will say there's been a special committee that's been hired and two major law firms including mary jo white the former head of the sec in the southern district of new york. so he's not going answer these questions. they're made that very clear i'm not the least bit surprised that they're going to take a business as usual approach, and i would not expect him to get on the call and talk about the allegations. they have a system set up and they have a process set up and they're going to stick to it because that's what their lawyers are telling them to do and by the way, les' contract is very clear that he has to be doing business as usual or else he's entitled to say that his duties can change and he can ask for a big payout >> good point there, bill cohen. julia boorstin who covers the company and who covered les moonves. i want to bring you in with some reaction about what does it is a about where the company is right now that he was on the call with business as usual and no mention of the allegations >> well, after reading his statement to "the new yorker" which was pretty detailed with nua

last night that former securities and exchange commission chair and former federal prosecutor mary jo white and former federal prosecutor nancy kestenbaum will lead a full investigation of the allegations and recent press reports about moonves, cbs news and cultural issues at all levels of cbs. the news division in march hired ntfirm to dif conduct re an independent review after last year's firing of "cbs this morning" co-host charlie rose over sexual misconduct allegations. the company says that investigation is expected to wrap up in the coming weeks. although it's unclear how last night's announcement could affect that. acd mocuubsli oshoned byf "the new yorker." in the report, he denied or said he did not remember many of the claims. we've since learned of an additional sexual assault allegation that los angeles police investigated last year. no charges were filed. times up weeted yesterday, we are e watching, we expect a full transparent and expedient investigation. cbs is scheduled to report quarterly earnings for the teleconference this afternoon. the company has not confirmed if moo

. >> sisr mary jo wowing the white sox fans of chicago dlrowing down the m of that plate.e learned this is no miracle for this sister because she played softball in college in minnesota. the white sox say that's the best first pitch. you go, girl, they ever had.er siary jo is getting her own bble head,ob [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lauren miller rogen,

mary jo's perfect strike. here's john donvan. >> reporter: with a mitt on her hand, and a spring in her step, sister mary jo sobiek took the mound last night before the whitee shy type at all, to throw the ceremonial first pitch, and that, she's signaling to her departed mom, her angel in the outfield, she said later. now, sister mary jo, she has an arm. she used to coach sports at marian catholic high school, so when the honor was offered, she accepted, warming up some in the parking lot outside the stadium. and then inside, hobnobbing with sox manager rick renteria, and asking him to warm up again with one of his players. >> she stepped back about 45 feet and threw a bullet, and i was like, wait a minute. i said, can you play for us? and she said, sure. >> reporter: but now it was for real. and was sister mary jo, at long last, nervous? well, this little maneuver says, no, she was not. and here is the pitch, and right down the middle. and so a little celebration in front of everybody. and then back inside -- >> thank you, everybody. this is wonderful, appreciated. >> reporter: that number on her back, 60, she says, is the speed of her fastball. nope, not

white sox game. >> she's a nun with an amazing arm. here is john donvan. >> reporter: with a mitt on her hand and a spring in her step, sister mary jo took the mound beforete sox played to throw the ceremonial first pitch, and that, she's signaling to her departed mom, her angel in the outfield. now sister mary jo has an arm. she used to coach at marion catholic high school. she warmed up some in the parking lot outside the stadium. and then inside, hobnobbing with sox manager. >> she stepped back about 45 feet and threw a bullet. i said wait a minute, can you play for us? and she said sure. >> reporter: but now it was for real, and was sister mary jo at long last nervous? this little maneuver says no, she was not. here's the pitch, and right down the middle. so a little celebration in front of everybody. and then back inside. >> everybody, wonderful, appreciate it. go marion catholic! >> reporter: that number on her back, 60, she says, is the speed of her fastball. nope, not shy at all. and yes, the nun has an arm. john donvan, abc news. >> not shy at all. >> amazing. >> you did that once, right? >> nothing like she did, i was not nearly that good. >> d

sister mary jo looked like a professional member of the chicago white sox last night. call it divine intervention. the nun showing off some slick moves before throwing out the perfect first pitch at last night's game. that toss, by the way, right over home plate and within the strike zone. >>> when we come back, a hit broadway musical that has fans finding kindness from the people who inspire them. >>> the broadway musical about a little canadian town with a big heart is booming. "come from away" based on one of our country's darkest days focuses instead on the kindness and light found in strangers from one small town. nbc's kevin tibbles paid a visit to the actual town and found truth in the show's positive portrayal of its residents. ♪ >> reporter: on broadway, gander's star turn is all about an unscheduled stop. but today, passengers re. jany flew in from new york after seeing the play, part of a growing trend. tourism is up since the play opened. >> it just touched my heart. i just felt very strongly -- a strong force to come here and meet these wonderful people. >

remember over the weekend that nun, mary jo big game white sox versus royals and look at that heat shed going to throw the ball at the dunk tank. who is going to get in this tank? and is the water going to be warm? steve: 70 degrees we would like to have folks in tv land write in which of us should sit on the dunk tank. sister mary jo throw the ball. brian: first time in the early landfill 1970s when we started. i watched them fill up the dunk tank with a hose. wait a second the hose water's is pretty cold. don't worry we warm it up for you. i believed that why i believed that i don't know. but it's good to be back in hose water which we used to drink out of in the 70's and we survived. no keurig at all. steve: who should be in the dunk tank for the sister? tweet us or facebook us. we read it all day long. ainsley: that's right. get to some news now. a fox news alert breaking overnight. a nazi camp prison guard living here in the united states. there is his picture. he has been here since 1949. finally deported to germany. steve: ice agents following orders from president trump arresti

this was at the white sox game. sister mary jo comes out to the mound.on a show, wearing number 60. she takes the mound properly, just like a professional. this is my favorite part. she looks in for the sign. she lets loose with the pitch. that is a strike and that is your check this out of a lifetime! that has got to be the greatest. meanwhile, there was some activity tonight. the fans make it a nice play and the ball girl at fenway coming up with the play. she does the right thing. giving it to a fan. in the mean time -- meanwhile, he has the catch of the night. as far as fans go, this might be it. take it back up to seattle. astros-mariners. watch this guy make the barehanded stab way out there. while holding a beer. he is a bit of a showman. he will take a bow and, not only that, the mariners beat houston. that is all good with seattle and all good with a's fans. they are dead even for first place in mid august. that is all worth checking out. it is time for new -- more news. start coming up next at 11. >> i know he is watching. i do not like that. h

white sox game. check it out. that's sister mary joobieck of maryland catholic high school in suburban heights throwing out the awesome first pitch. sister mary j through a bullet -- mary jo, threw a bullet that has gone viral. so impressive. she did the arm bounce trick with the ball before the pitch. she played college volleyball and softball and knows a thing or two about sports. >>> everybody, this is wonderful! appreciate it! go! >> the number 60 she's wearing, sister mary jo says, the speed of her fastball. >> whoa! >> 60 miles per hour. >> she's got some skill. >> that's crazy. >> the trick shot with the ball. >> i think that was incredible speed. >>> from all of us, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is up next. we'll leave you with a live look at sfo where the fog is lingering. >> yeah. we'll see sunny skies this afternoon, but comfortable in the 60s and 70s on the shoreline. enjoy. you wouldn't accept from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they

. >> reporter: with a mitt on her hand and a spring in her step sister mary jo took the mound last night before the white sox played, not the shy type at all, to throw the ceremonial first pitch. that she signaled to her departed mom, her angel in the outfield she said later. sister mary jo has an arm and used to coach sports. when the honor was offered, she accepted. warming up some in fact parking lot outside the stadium and then inside hobknobbing with the manager, asking him to warm up with one of his players. >> she stepped back at 45 feet and threw a bullet. i was like wait a minute. can you play for us? she said, sure. >> now it was for real. and sister mary jo at long last nervous? little maneuver says no, she was not. then, here's the pitch. and right down the middle. so a little celebration in front of everybody, and then back inside. >> everybody, this is wonderful. appreciate it speed of her fastball.pe shy at all. and yes, the nun has an arm. john donovan, abc news. >> what a great story. >> she -- i'm so impressed. >> me too. >> she can do -- >> trick with the ball. >> that wasn't girls slo

mary jo. she threw out the first pitch at the white sox/royals game this weekend in chicago.nces the ball from her elbow. look at that. perfect curve ball. you go, sister. so, how's it going? well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symp

white sox game. that wasn't the only trick sister mary jo had up her sleeve. she showed off a slick arm bounce. oh, yeah, before sending a bullet to home plate. the sox may actually be scouting sister mary jo. the team tweeted, one of the most impressive first pitches of all-time. >> it may not be an exaggeration. that's pretty good. >> not bad. >> have you ever done a first pitch? >> i have not. >> have you? >> no. >> why not? >> anyway -- >> the a's made up 12 games in the division since june 16th. today the champs would take sole possession of first place as they looked to sweep the houston astros. before they played any baseball, justin verlander, second bater of the game. matt chapman blasted his 17th home run of the game. the a's lead 1-0. two batters later, chris davis connects for his 35th home run of the year. oakland had the lead tethe 1st. top 3rd, now 2-1. yuri guriel. but then the a's answer back. davis' fifth multihomer game of the year. the home run derby continues. evan gattis skies one just out of the reach of nick martinez. and next, this ball ricochets into left. martin maldo

that is sister mary jo, impressing baseball lovers around the world with her first pitch at the chicago whiteill join us in this studio later this hour. i will talk to her president big moment on the pitcher's mound. ashley: signer up for the mets. stuart: the mets, that was cruel. on the show, later this hour. now this. new study looks at states where your money goes the furthest. all right, ash. ashley: start where it goes the furthest. 100 bucks work out 115 on national basis that would be mississippi. 100 bucks goes a long way in mississippi, at least further than in other places, followed by alabama, arkansas, west virginia, and kentucky. the question is where do 100 bucks not go that far? value of it is hawaii. it would be worse, $84, actual value. followed by washington, d.c., new york, california, and stu's other favorite place, new jersey. so stu moved from new york to new jersey and you're still getting hammered. sorry to say. pennsylvania looking good, stu. just saying. stuart: stop it now. i'm just a jersey boy. ashley: yes, i can tell. stuart: hoboken. market come back a bit. we

take a look at sister mary jo selby act of catholic high school, she threw the opening page of the whiteas a perfect pitch. the white sox picture caught the ball and praise the sisters saying, she threw a perfect pitch. you have to throw like a girl sometimes. greg, your turn. >> greg: she threw a nun hitter. [laughs] it's a very exhausting, and what i found it best to do after a long flight is take a bath. here is a video of me getting a bath after a long red-eye flight last week. it's very nice to hang back and relax. >> at the hedgehog. >> do they really smell bad? >> they are adorable. >> while they are not cut away. >> all right -- >> -- >> ? >> today is august 20th and i was surprised to find out it's the first day of school in d.c. take a look at my grandkids. eli is starting third grade, the girls are off to first grade. new shoes, fresh haircuts and sparkling backpacks. when i was a kid, school started after labor day in brooklyn, new york, but apparently the first day of school is different all across the country and it's getting earlier and earlier. and students are already in

southside of chicago, a local nun dazzling the crowd at a white sox game and showing that she's got game. check this out. her name is sister mary joeck. >> come on. >> watch this. look at that. better than 50 cent, huh? >> a lot better. >> fires a perfect strike but not even divine intervention could help the woeful white sox who lost to the equally woeful kansas city royals. >> they need her on their team probably. >> great trickery there. >> they brought in a ringer. >> i like that. >> rob, thank you. >>> coming up on "gma," two hero officers rush in to save a woman trapped in an apartment complex engulfed in flames. that dramatic rescue caught on camera. >>> plus, the mtv video music awards never fail to entertain and even stun music fans. we have a preview of the big performances and special tributes planned for this year's vmas. >>> and making it official, the special ceremony planned in india for stars nick jonas and priyanka chopra. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by pronamel toothpaste. protect your enamel against the effects of everyday acids. pronamel toothpaste. we all want white teeth. you

mary jo sobieck with a nifty little move. then she threw a perfect strike. look at her, that's not easy to do. she threw a perfect strike at the white weekend. the team calling it one of the most impressive first pitches of all time. and joining us now from chicago is sister mary jo. sister mary joe, how are you doing this morning? >> i'm good, michael. how are you? >> i'm great. we're just wondering, how did this first pitch come about for you? how was the offer thrown out to you to throw out the first pitch? >> marian catholic had a night with the white sox. a promotional game, and it's the 60th anniversary of our school. our sisters founded the school in 1958, and so to celebrate that, the administration asked me to throw out the pitch as one of the sisters who are still here 60 years after that founding. >> there must have been a reason they chose you. >> well, george, i think it's probably because i have a little bit of athletic ability. i was probably the most likely candidate because of my youth and my agility. >> you played a lot of sports growing up. i was so impressed by you, sister, because you threw it from the mound, an

. ♪ >> sister mary jo throwing the heat the first pitch at a white sox game. >> didn't break a sweat. whole day. county. orning, >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. investigators are looking into a fatal accident in contra costa county. it happened early this morning at richmond parkway and san pablo avenue in richmond. the car was leading sheriff's deputies on a chase when it ran into and got wedged under a truck. >>> a united airlines flight headed to singapore had to turn around and land at the san francisco airport after it hit some birds this morning. no reports of injuries. >>> and today state lawmakers will grill verizon about why the company slowed down data speeds for santa clara county firefighters. the fire chief said his crews had their internet speeds slashed while fighting the mendocino complex fire. we'll have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. >>> good morning. 8:57. this is live look at the

white sox said was the best of all time. gadi schwartz has the inspiring story. >> reporter: in the history of first en none quite this. >> how about that. >> sister mary jo, a teachert mary ann catholic high school striding up to the mound, warming up the heater and laying down a catholic cannon. >> i got to be all in. that's just me. so i had to go to the rubber. >> reporter: the white sox blown away. >> i said can you play for us? >> reporter: just don't ask this sister what her favorite team is. >> i'm from central minnesota. i'm kind of straddling heaven and hell here with the living in chicago now so i might be converted to the white sox. >> reporter: hopefully because the white sox are calling it one of the most impressive first pitches of all time. which got us thinking about other first pitches. some better than others. this is snoop dog on the mound. here is hall of famer nolan ryan and this is our very own lester holt. >> maybe lester and i should have a competition. >> reporter: sister mary jo showing us baseball is not a bad habit. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> late word tonight that sister mary jo is getting her own bobble head doll. >>> appreciate you s

the chicago white sox invited a nun to throw out the first pitch. boy did she deliver. sister mary jo ball from the mound. those look to be skills. wow. >> i mean, everybody need a reliev reliever >> look at that. >> impressive. >> yes. >> do you know how many celebrities and have come out to do this. >> sister has game. >> simone biles, the gymnast took the gold this weekend in every event. biles came out on top on balance beam, uneven bars, the floor and the vault. this level of dominance in gymnastics is super, super rare. the last woman to do that was dominique dawes in 1994. >>> at a terrifying crash at indy car race. watching nbc sports in the afternoon as i was major reckon the 7th lap several cars were involved robert wickens got into ryan hunter-reay. got into him, went up under the fences, came through, spun you can see a number of cars hit. most of the drivers were able to walk away. wickens did not. he was helicoptered out. here's the good news he was awake and he was alert track officials say. but he had to be airlifted to a local hospital more than an hour, they waited f

misconduct accusations >>> and check this out, the chicago white sox invited a nun from a local catholic school to throw out the first pitch. sister mary jo a perfect curveball as a strike. >> it was a shocking number. it was such a flop >> it sure was it really was. >>> u.s. and chinese delegates preparing to meet, hoping to cool tensions on trade, with additional tariffs set to go int into effect. meantime, the clajoining us nowr new mexico governor and energy secretary bill richardson. nice to have you back, ambassador >> thank you very much, sarah. >> do you buy this idea that china is suffering a lot worse than we are, their economy larry kudlow said was in terrible shape and they have to come to the table to make a deal that's why we're getting optimism in the market >> i went on your program when the president imposed steel and aluminum tariffs on china because of their technology -- it has bad trade implications in my view, soybeans are plummeting, but also what happens if china starts loosening sanctions on north korea? what if they really start undermining our policy with north korea because they're upset in addition to the fact

white sox have found their own pitching ace. she threw out the very first pitch. she then threw a perfect strike on thern co. the team's manager latered jok that he asked sister mary jocome f pitch the team. her answer? sure. >> it was like she snapped off a curveball. >> i wan to know when she practices. >> she is incredible. >> we have got some rain, it's beenunsettled across the northeast, it's another cloudy gray day, the heaviestf the falling down through southern new jersey, we also have some heavy rain falling back through the plains states. we could see some isolatedve storms throughout the day. we will see this slowly move theastward into the nst as we go through tomorrow, this area of low pressure will keep the stormnd ar some could produce some damaging winds, for republican shall dofor - torrential downpours. as we go through this evening, and tondrrow. >>> for us, we only have an it's lited chance of some showers rolling through the area today and tomorrow. tuesday looks like our best chan of rain from what dylan was just showing you down in the plains. by wednesday, thursday most dry and looking a lot better. current temperatures 60s and0s out there. we