also at mauras. these readings are warmer than yesterday.e warm up even over these delightful readings. we're doing it with low dew points. when these numbers get into the upper sixties or low 70's that is when we start feeling you mad. nothing even close to that now. we're warming up in a very dry air mass. the wind is blowing east 5-10 now. there's no wind at o'hare. quite a variable wind regime. dry air warms pretty easily. all of our natural pollutants are moderate today. that is not totally reflected in these inland temperatures that we her post near the lake. you go down to the '50s after that. here's what is interesting. this is the jet stream prediction. what that means is there's quite a dome of warm air that is supposed to develop your watch as he stepped through time of his big dome of warm air develops right there next weekend. until then 84 tomorrow. a few showers in after him. perhaps a thunderstorm. turning humid later next week. there is summerlike. good to see a. thank you so much for joining us see a. thank you so much for

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it's in the media well the report also said maura taylor a fire is taking place near the russian border on the graham side on friday night a russian checkpoint was shelled by the ukrainian military injured a border guard it happens when some two hundred refugees were crossing into russia . showing america's firm support for the ukrainian leader is the us vice president who is coming to kiev for a second time in as many months and they are a latest phone conversation joe biden assured petro poroshenko that the u.s. will not abandon ukraine looks at the long trail of american politicians backing ukraine's new government. whether it's secretary of state john kerry laying flowers his assistant victoria nuland handing out cookies. senator john mccain offering support from a down protest at sarah is what you i mean america's presence in ukraine has been visible since the crisis began late last year and that presence is only growing as u.s. vice president joe biden again visits kiev his son hunter is settling into his new job on the board of ukraine's largest private gas provider certainly one

maura schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: it's a stunning move by the church of jesus christ ofatter-day states. trying to make itself more inclusive. an advertising campaign. >> a husband and a mormon. >> reporter: within the past week, the church sent two letters, threatening disciplinary action. the first to john dullen, known for his podcast and who creates forums for those questioning their faith. the second to kate kelly, founder of ordain women. a year of old organization dedicated to shining a spotlight on gender inequality within the mormon faith. kelly's letter comes nearly two months after she led hundreds of women in a march demonstration in salt lake city, asking to be admitted to a meeting reserved for members of the priesthood, which includes most male members of the church 12 and older. she says the threat of excommunication is devastating. >> they are trying to force me out of my faith. and it's excruciatingly painful. >> reporter: dullen believes the church is sending a terrible message to followers. >> you can't say we're a broad, diverse church. and be excomm