mr. markel was injured, one of those would be mr. nd the other would be the suspect in this case. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> strange one right there. let's go to ginger with the weather. >> people ask about your wedding and say was there a problem? i had millions of problems being may flies. it's a story about my wedding but this is a radar and detected so many may flies, look at this video and you'll get a better indication of what was happening. everywhere and these things live for 24 hours and they were around in northern michigan just for the week of my wedding. it was so nice. confetti. my veil was a really good bug catcher. that's what i used it for a lot walking through. check this out. we do have quite a bit of building heat. a lot of fuchsia 100s. excessive heat watches >> hey everybody, david murphy with an update from accuweather. thank you very much ginger. we've got some sun, hazy sunshine building and it's warm with temperatures around 70. speaking of which this afternoon 89

mr. markel. >> reporter: adelson's attorney said his client is devastated and scared because she doesn'tmorning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> let's talk to dan abrams about this right now so the biggest clue, no sign of forced entry. what does that tell you. >> that in conjunction with the fact that he was shot in the head has made it clear to the authorities that this was targeted. this was not random. it wasn't a break-in. it wasn't a robbery. that he was the intended victim here. and i think that's the reason that they've gone public with that information. they want to reassure the public there, the neighbors, et cetera, you don't have to worry, there's not a killer out there on the loose. this was someone who was specifically targeted and that's a really important clue. >> that's why they start to focus on everyone who might have known the free fesser. >> we tend to always talk about the personal side. he was involved in a divorce, et cetera. don't forget the professional side, too. a lot of these cases you see people with professional animus towards someone. would was h

mr. markel. >> reporter: targeted by whom and why? taught criminal law at florida state university. a graduate of harvard law school. >> i've been working in the realm of punishing theory -- >> reporter: colleagues said he had a special bond with his students. >> he was a little different, i think, than most law professors in that he was younger, could relate to them more. so he seems to have an empathy to them that you don't always see in academia. >> reporter: markel's ex-wife is also a professor at fsu. they have two sons. a family friend describes her as being frightened. >> we are working as hard as we can and following all avenues. we are not simply focusing on one thing or one person. we're following everything. >> my own sense is that they're really getting close to putting all this together. >> reporter: police are asking anyone who saw dan markel before he was killed 11 days ago to give them a call because they believe perhaps somebody saw something that maybe they think was insignificant but could be an important piece of c

governor jack markell's office says mr. obama will be in the first state on thursday.e will keep you updated concerning the details of his visit, once that information is available. >>> well, more than a thousand trump plaza employees are expected to receive notices on monday that they could soon be out of the job. news came yesterday, that the casino will likely close its doors by the end of september. just the latest blow to atlantic city's casino industry. the atlantic club closed in january and show boat is closing next month. all while the managers of the revel casino hotel are still looking for a buyer. >>> welshing moving on to the accu weather forecast. you just knew it was just a matter of time before humidity made a come back. fact of the matter is sticky conditions will return during the second half of the weekend. meteorologist melissa magee joins oust i had side on the patio with the the first check of the accu weather forecast. >> hey there, walter not a bad start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine. from the start of the weekend at least we have low h

mr. president came to the port of wilmington to talk. >> first class infrastructure at tracts investment. >> governor markell explains us mass transit fallensystems in the countries against which we compete. >> it is embarrassing when amtrak and passion sell la which is our fastest train is half the speed of the fastest trains in many countries around the world. this is the united states of america and we have, you know, other countries have a first class infrastructure and we don't. >> reporter: the president spent much of his nearly 20 minute speech blasting republicans in congress who have barely been willing to fund gap stop infrastructure plans g when we are invest in infrastructure we're making sure that the economy is growing not just for the next five years for but for another century. that's what right now republicans in congress don't seem to be focused on. >> reporter: with that mr. obama sat down to sign what's called a presidential memorandum. launch agnew program designed to increase private ventures with federal, state and local governments on infrastructure projects not before taking a final shot at gop lawmakers. >> so far

mr. obama came to the port of wilmington to talk up the benefits of public dollars. >> first class infrastructure at tracts investment and creates first class jobs. >> reporter: delaware governor markellplains u.s. mass transit fallen far behind systems in the countries against which we now compete. >> it is embarrassing when amtrak which is our you know and the acela which is our fastest train is about half the speed of the fastest trains in many countries around the world. this is the united states of america. and we have, you know, other countries have a first class infrastructure and we don't. >> reporter: the president much of his nearly 20 minute speech blasting republicans in congress whom he climbs have been barely winning to fund gap stop infrastructure plans. >> when invest in infrastructure we're making sure that the economy is growing in the just for the next five years but for another century. that's what right now republicans in congress don't seem to be focused on. >> reporter: he sat down to sign a presidential memorandum. launching a new program designed to increase private ventures with federal, state and local governments on infrastructure projects. but not before t