renee mar somebody live at reagan national airport. what changes could travelers see this summer? pam. you know, we're waiting for secretary kelly to arriving, but i can tell you that at some ten airports across the united states there are some now tsa measures already in place and, of course, that can expand to even more airports. department of homeland security secretary kelly has not been subtle about his concerns about, potential terror attacks against transportation, particularly aviation. again, pam, we're expecting him to arrive here at reagan national shortly. travelers are on the move and expecting record volumes and the terror risk is as high as it was on september 11th, according to department of homeland security secretary john kelly. >> what i have learned in the last 120 days is this, you know, relentless attempt on the part of terrorists to -- to blow up airplanes in flight. ideally big airplanes with a lot of people. we are watching a number of very, very sophisticated advanced threats right now. >> reporter: travelers flying to the united states from ten airports i

we're down here at reagan national airport. the hurricane hunters are here.ool stuff. like the weather world of cool you've got storm chasers and hurricane hunter it's at the top dream jobs for meteorologists. kevin mccarthy geeking out down here at reagan national. i'll bring in another weather geek friend this is christopher strong national weather service meteorologist. >> thank for joining me. >> good morning. >> all right. so for those who don't know talk a little bit about the hurricane hunters and exactly what they do. >> these are planes that actually fly directly into hurricanes. you think most planes try to avoid storms these planes actually fly right into the hurricanes to give us good observations so we can forecast much better than we would just looking at them remotely from satellites. >> okay. we got a couple of them here right? tell us about this one right behind us here. >> this is the noah king air one of the four that will be here today. this is not one that will fly directly into the storm but this flies it a round and does mapping, and it

the high made it up to 85 at the reagan national airport. it goes to show what sunshine can do here. 8 o at manassas. 81 to fredericksburg. it's dropping to 70's west of us. if you have outdoor plans the temperatures will fall to 70's. 73 degrees by 9:00. the stormwatch7 satellite and the radar, a few showers out there now but well south of the d.c. metro area. if you have anyone 95 around the fredericksburg area to look at a light rain shower. that crossed the expressway east. 20 miles per hour. the commute is going to slow things down. 58 to 65. can't rule patchy fog in the morning. it won't have any impact on air travel. but leave a few extra minutes. traveling the beltway. this is why. not only the patchy fog but a chance for showers and maybe a thunderstorm. 7:00 in morning. that is what this model depicts. moving through the midafternoon hours we'll see the scatters showers remain on radar with thunderstorms. we have a better chance of mid-to-the late week the temperatures 80 on wednesday. perfect on thursday around 80. 84 for friday.

details from reagan national airport outside washington dc. >> reporter: a ban on electronics devices larger than a cell phone could be expanded on transit sites headed -- lights added to the u.s. the current ban is people traveling from airport. the expansion would apply to people flying out of europe and the uk. u.s. officials began discussing an additional electronics ban following the laptop bombing of a somali airliner last year. the transportation security administration issued a statement saying, we have not made any decisions on expanding the electronics man, however, we continually assess security directives based on intelligence and will make changes when necessary to keep travelers safe. airlines are working with the government to discuss the issue, but they have expressed concerns about the potential impacts to passengers, especially business travelers. >> eight hours uninterrupted by phone and be able to just be connected to your laptop to do what you need to do i think is a great option. >> she often uses flights to get work done, but she adds that she would be willing t

this story, wind gusts recently and leesburg. 31 miles per hour in quantico. 26 at reagan national airport. it will be breezy. we will be in mixed skies,, just gusty winds come and temperatures winding up close to 66 degrees. the big picture on satellite and radar, a lot of moisture from the deep south. severe outbreaks possible through oklahoma and texas and oklahoma, butt arkansas and louisiana. it will take a little time to move eastward. the cloudiness will increase tomorrow. as a result, chapters will turn a bit cooler as the winds come off the ocean. we expect tomorrow night the rain to develop from the south and west. overnight tomorrow through friday morning, showers and thunderstorms will enter the picture as the warm front approaches and the winds pick up moisture out of the gulf. maybe one inch to two inches of rain hospital by the time the rain -- possible by the time the rain ends. we will talk about what comes after thsy and what happens for the next 10 days when i join you in about seven minutes. lindsey: tonight trying to push for change at a d.c. veterans hospital after a

p three at reagan national airport. seventy at bwi thurgood marshal. definitely leading the 90s in the dust for sure. our current temperatures not bad, fairly mild outside, with temperatures being into the low 60s. to the far northwest we've got some 50s. your overnight lowe's tonight into the 50s and we'll let you know what to expect in the week ah head with my full cast. montgomery county fire officials believed this fire at a school bus lot was accidental. it happened overnight on near shady grove road. the fire destroyed one bus and damaged three others. the damage isis mated at about $100,000. a fire at a furniture refinishing businesses caused nearly a damage. this happened last night around 8:00 in clarksburg the business was closed when the fire broke out and fortunately no one was hurt. no word yet how the fire started. police in but, virginia are asking for help tonight tracking down a suspect who is allegingly wanted for illegally recording women and a young girl inside a walmart among burke commons road. the suspect recorded up the dresses

national oceanic and atmospheric administration showed off the hurricane hunter aircraft at reagan national airport. it was a chance for crew members to talk about their jobs and raise awareness about hurricane preparedness. hurricane season starts june 1. steve: and a cool event that was. unfortunately it was only here one day. the next best chance of rain until the dmv is not thursday, but friday is going to be a slow go for the rush-hour commutes both in the morning and evening. saturday, while it will not be a washout come is not picture-perfect. now inperatures right the 40's and 50's, not quite as cold as last night when we had mainly clear skies. the cloud cover right stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, and it stays dry. it stays dry early tomorrow morning through the day tomorrow. 44 to 52 for a daytime high, partly cloudy skies -- actually, that is the nighttime low. the temperatures tomorrow come a chilly start getting up early, a light jacket is all you will need. don't forget the sunglasses. by midmorning, the temperatures warm nicely. you can probably toss the jacket because it will warm

steve: it was hot, 93 degrees at reagan national airport. not a record. 96 back in 1997 is the record. if you like the heat and humidity, we have a break on the way. a big change for the forecast this weekend. stronger storms near baltimore, beginning to ease. the warning we had five minutes ago has canceled. showers greenbelt and berwyn heights continuing to move off to the north and east. not amounting to a how lot more -- to a whole lot more overnight. widely scattered showers stay in the forecast and tomorrow another round of showers over the dmv. the temperatures are slowly cooling, a cold front on its way. 69 martinsburg, 76 reagan national, 58 fredericksburg. up temperatures tomorrow, not quite as soupy and warm. the morning temperatures, upper 60's if you are going out early, take your umbrella. clouds hang around for pretty much the entire day. a little thinning late in the afternoon, early evening, but don't expect much sun tomorrow, the temperatures well below average this time of year. futurecast, 7:00 a.m., widely scattered show

fredericksburg. 89 at reagan national airport. humidity levels going up and the combination is making it uncomfortable. showers and storms forming and more of this will develop through the afternoon and approach our area. a cold front of working from the north and west will bring its own energy. , or :00,t will be clusters of showers and storms. they will continue to this evening and table rock in the overnight. behind the front comes a big change in the weather, much cooler. it will feel more like april. mid-april for the weekend, we will let you what -- know what that means number wife coming up. [inaudible] -- number wise coming up. lindsey: ambulance turned himself very latest. >> ambulance appeared in federal court -- anthony weiner is now officially a felon, he pleaded guilty to one count of transmission of obscene material to a minor. he sent erotic pictures of himself to a 15-year-old girl in north carolina. he was exposed by a british tabloid. according to court documents, he did live erotic videos with her. he is married

almost an inch and a half at reagan national airport. over an inch at dulles. and an inch .39 at bwi thorough good marshal. broke a record at martinsberg. most of the area saw awh quarters on average. wind is an issue gusting from 21 to 24. we're talking light wind as we move overnight into tomorrow it will be more on the breezy side. current temperatures going to be cooler than today. highs going to be in the 60's overnight tonight, temperatures into the 50's. once we get into the seven-day forecast. we'll have a dip for nighttime lows into the 40's. can you believe it? i can't believe seems like we're going backwards in terms of our temperatures are concerned. tomorrow is the day we were going to have showers off and on, not a total wash-out. temperatures will be into the 60's. 66 degrees we're forecasting for the dc corridor. here's a look at futurecast. you can see where the breaks come in. this is in the overnight hours, we pick up some rain by about 8., 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, by midday we're dealing with it but few dry slots in the afternoon, b seein

david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> amazon is firing back in a battle with wal-mart overpping costs. we learned e-commerce giant dropped its threshold for free shipping by $10 to $25. according to online price tracker, best black friday. the reported move comes four months after wal-mart reduced its free shipping threshold to $35. >> do we hear $15? >> $15. >> don't think it counts from ing a lot of after school be tweeting abut a social media experiment. three schools have blocked kids' access to face book, instagram and 30 sites during the day. officials want to see if student grads and, if they're, their graduation rates that is and behavior improve. so two high schools, and one middle school are taking part in the expeerment. another high school joins in monday. >> here is the deal. they can do that. students don't use instagram or facebook. they're all on snapchat. >> snapchat. >> block away. go ahead. hold my beer. and inspiring grad in the meantime out of florida. >> check out the video. sam bridgeman being helped on stage at university of south florida's conventio

region reagan national airport on this early 4:5 1st time now. 62 degrees. warm, summerlike day today. gary will talk more about that on the other side. you're watching fox news introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com >> bill cosby gave his first interview in years. he does not plan to testify in own defense at the trial because of what might happen during cross examination and talked about the quote piling on of accusations and cosby suggested racism might be involved. cosby faces trial next month on three counts of felony aggravated indecent assault in connection with 2004 case involv

per hour gusting right now and we had some peak wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour today at reagan national airport. a pretty good indication of just how things were out there, but at least it was nice. we hit into the low 80s and upper 70s at the airport. very, very comfortable. and a far cry from the 58 gre day that i was talking about a day or so ago. i'm glad things improved and they got very nice for mom. with the wind department we've got gusts from 18 up myelitis an hour. the winds pushing from in from the north, northwest. temperatures in our neighborhoods right now, 730 greece at fredericksburg, 730 at culpeper, the 66 at dulles this hour, 68 manassas, 69-degrees at annapolis. so overnight tonight your overnight lowe's will be in the upper 40s and the low 50s pretty much across the board, clear skies out there, but the heat is on the way. get ready, i'll let you know when to expect a taste of summer. though details later. back to you. thank you, gwen, a fire that broke out this morning hit too close to home for some firefighters in springfield, virginia. their fire station on ethyl road we

kevin lewis live at the reagan national airport. this was a tough day for them. they got stern warnings. kevin: absolutely. a lot of ears steaming in the congressional hearing room. a congresswoman going so far to tell the united c.e.o. he better charter a private jet for the crew members before ever again kicking off a paying passenger. >> i am sitting here today because on april 9 we had a serious breach of public trust. >> the united airlines c.e.o. grilled on capitol hi nightmare. >> in that moment for our customers and the company we failed. >> today's hearing was not mandatory. executives from alaska, american, and southwest joined united while allee gent, delta, jet blue and spirit opted to sit out. today united vowed only 15% of the overbooked flights resulted in too many passengers ending up at the gate. united explained the volunteers accepted vouchers 96% of the time. still, 40,000 passengers on the u.s.-based airlines were unwillingly bumped from the flight. >> essentially you represent four regional me noilies so you -- monopolies. >> they contend 60

take a look, live look, reagan national airport. lines are already growing as we see there.aa estimates more than 39 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home this weekend. that's the highest number since 2005. >> of course, the weather already causing some headaches there. we will go to ginger tracking all those severe storms. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. and, yes, it is. took me about eight hours longer than expected yesterday to get in, so please do check ahead when doing your travel plans. there will be a colossal travel weekend and a giant weekend weatherwise. there's that am news shelf cloud dangling over homes in maryland. those storms causing those low ceilings that kept everybody delayed and on the tarmac and it's going to happen again. boston up to the northeast is a problem here. rain today and denver, part of the severe weather threat fornd definitely possible. this is a really large area saturday. i wanted to point out little rock up to st. louis. please watch out for this as this comes together for your saturday afternoon and

autria: people and fairfax tampingetting vocal on down the noise from reagan national airport. >> they are upset. this is a superhighway of air traffic that is annoying. they came up with solutions, to go higher, further down the river, disburse at the end of the river. autria: they will try to work with officials to reduce the noise. we celebrate moms, we want to make s shopping is easy here for you. we have a $100 safeway gift card. call in now to win today. .all a number 7 wins autria: metro looking to make up cash. that isine in ridership leaving the agency in a pinch. what it could mean for you. coming up >> a big announcement about our family. doug hill is retiring in september. he is still with us until then, so share your gratitud about him. we have all been posting our on our facebook pages. you can easily see how much he again, #thved. anksdoug. rain moving through from 7:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. you will need the umbrella heading out the door. perhaps over an inch of rain by late today. get the big umbrella ready. no sunglasses for the next three days. we are tracking the r

take the over time flights if they don't spirit could face further cancellations, abc 7 news reagan national airport on saturday night at the royal palace banquet hall. police found 35 to as many as 60 people involved in the fight. a crowd of hundreds were washing. ten victims were found in the parking lot, two treated for head trama. please identified the main suspect vehicle and arrested the two people inside. >>> today what caused a tunnel to collapse near a pollute own yam mine. ferz officials say everyone's can accounted for. >> emergency alert, lock down and contamination scare centered here in the gaping hole in the ground where this hanford worker was doing his job. one of the employees took cover until it was cleared. >> it is an old plant and would bring concern to anybody. >> scare for workers and families around the site. >> they had surveyors and they notified there was no contamina contaminate. no radio active breach. >> inside radio active waste stored in rail cars. the breach went all the way down the tunnel. eight feet inside. the workers? the old plant were evacuated immediately. s

for residents upset about the noise of the airplanes going in and out of the reagan national airport, they will discuss recent flight path changes tonight at the walt whitman middle school in fairfax county. howard county police are searching for a stolen puppy and they need your help. look at those eyes, becca is a four-month-old female husky mix. she was storm from the cat and dog rescue in ellicott city. no signs of forced entry, nothing else was taken, if you see her at a pet store or a clinic elsewhere to please call howard county police. a bear is on the loose, this is one of my favorite twitter videos today. valley, sevenriel yards away from a house after a confrontation with a small dog that had chased him away. the bear reappeared, one resident said it got into her kitchen and she was so scared .hat she hid in her bedroom neighbors say that he has an going to trash cans looking for food. the caps, bringing playoff hockey back home. it is the pivotal game seven tonight. you are taking a live look at the kettler ice plex, where larry: right now we want to get you into the hotte

. >> and special arrival due at reagan national airport today. check it out. hurricane hunter. like this one. will be on display. part of hurricane awareness tour. and discussing dangers of tropical storm and 2 to 4:30 this afternoon and our very own michael thomas will get his own tour. we'll be at reagan to check out the planes beginning 8:00 hour. >> planes were fancy. >> united states. >> chipping shard any while you drive through the hurricane. >> time for morning line. >> caps dominant last night. sfaiing alive in the stanley cup playoffs won every aspect of game in pittsburgh and now in a position to win the st steeryes on home ice over overnight. you could not ask for a better scenario. caps on the power play. first goal of the game. and app dry made it look easy as well. caps broke a seconds in backstrum with goal 3-30 and setting up on power play and john carlson makes it 4.0. that was the power play that was so prominent last year. again, 5-0 until a couple minutes left in the game. scored two goals in the last two minutes. 5-2. >> i think we take away things we dewe

the name of the plains. >> mike thomas is live at reagan national airport this morning.l the details. good morning, mike. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you allison down here at reagan national. they got great event going on today. the first time all four, four of these hurricane hunter aircraft that is go these hurricanes they gather data for us and help us predict these types o all four of them will be at reagan national. you can come down here free of charge and take tours and talk to some of the pilots and they'll be presentations going on. we are going to talk to one of the pilots ours. thank you so much for joining us what's your name. >> commander doug mack inn tire. >> commander, thank you so much for talking to us this morning. >> certainly. >> of course the question on everybody's mind what's it like flying one of these planes into a hurricane? >> well this planes are high altitude jet going 45,000 feet above the storm loon, at upper level winds and the steering winds and seeing where the storm is going to go. >> okay. so this is important for us why i guess

at reagan national airport. it's 33-mile-per-hour gusts in hagerstown. 25-mile-per-hour gust down the river at reagan national. nats in town tonight for a home opener against arizona. perfect weather at first pitch. 72 degrees. the temperatures will fall. most areas by early in the morning will be in the 50's. a few areas far north and west of town 47 under clear skies and lighter winds. the winds are back tomorrow. we'll have sunshine and it will be a bit cooler tomorrow holding in the 60's. we will check out the weekend and the next ten days in seven minutes. alison: thank you. new at 4:00, scenes from a massive fire yesterday on gay drive in upper marlboro. the flames were shooting through the roof as the firefighters worked to put it out. the fire caused $125,000 worth of damage. investigators determined the fire to be accidental. but they did not say how it started. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- not one, but two of the houses in hottest neighborhood. but we tell you what the catch fa

dhs secretary john kelly visited reagan national airport to meet with tsa agents as they prepare forwhat's expected to be a pretty busy summer. kelly said there's not a specific threat this weekend but officials are always on alert. >> i'm very very confident that we're doing a very effective job in protecting. with that said it's a constant threat and we always have to be vigilant. >> reporter: earlier this week tsa officials told fox news they're testing new screening procedures at about a dozen u.s. airports and it could mean more bag checks for travelers. aaa expects 39.3 million people to travel this weekend. >>> in washington, i'm ellison barber, fox news. >>> britain lowered its terrorism level threat one knowledge from critical to severe five days after terror tack outside an ariana grande concert in manchester which killed 22 people and left nearly a 120 others injured. authorities say they have made major progress in unraveling the plot. two more people were arrested today in connection with the deadly attack. 11 people are in custody so far and more arrests are expected. o

now we are in the middle 60's at reagan national airport. moving through overnight, mainly clear skies. 44 to a 2. winds out of -- 44 to 52. winds out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. waking up tomorrow morning a chilly start to thursday. a light jacket and sunglasses. you will need that early on. clouds increase in midday. with the clouds, we will eventually see areas of rain develop later in the day. highs tomorrow are in the middle to the up earn 60's. dry for the evening commute. if you are out late tomorrow, the wet weather arrives from the south and west and will pick up in intensity moving to the friday morning rush hour the weekend outlook, 63. scattered showers on saturday. lower 60's on sunday. back to the lower 7 o's thursday and friday and the weekend. jonathan: thank you. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the threat from north korea sizing up the military and the naval fleet. just what they are capable of coming up next. >> honored with six edward r. murrow awards for journalism, including the prestigious award for o

jeff goldberg is live at reagan national airport and he has a look at some of the changes. jeff. jess is that is a question. will it speed things up or slow it down? it involves the plastic bins. you can see that people put stuff in to them at the reagan airport. many air travelers like matt heading home to chicago noticed a recent trend at the t.s.a. checkpoints. >> it's become longer in recent months for sure. jeff: in an effort to speed up lines t.s.a. will be adding an extra step for travelers. in addition to placing laptops in individual bins, flyers could have to do the same with the other electronics bigger than cell phones, ipads, came consoles or cameras. >> in the name of real safety i can't oppose it that much. but it's cumbersome. jeff: many passengers are overloading carry-on bags to avoid paying fees to check bags. that is creating problems for the t.s. screeners who have trouble for the individual items. anything that is not cleared as safe has to get manually checked. the t.s.a. believes separating electronics could help with the bag lock. >> it -- backlog.

at gravelly point and at reagan national airport, it appears there are no travel delays and no airplane delays right now. the planes are still coming in on schedule. it will take a while to get here but the planes are all stacked up behind me. and things are going along here okay. we just have to keep thunderstorms out of the way. we head back inside to chief meteorologist doug hill. he is tracking the line, where they are and where they will move in the next few hours or so. back to you. doug: a few isolated showers brewing now in south side virginia. way below charlottesville and even farther south. the heaviest amounts are along the cold front. that is still west of the mountains. you can see the skinny line here. this is all severe stuff. this area is spinning up the tornado in northern pennsylvania. more in new york. looks as tug but a little farther south and west, only a little after 4:00 in the afternoon. we have time for more showers and storms to form and move to the metro area. we think that is what will happen in the balance of the evening. however, the enhanced area of the

it's 75 at reagan national airport. 72 in winchester. the upper 70's to 80 this hour.redericksburg. going to the nats game is looking good. on the cool side. moving in the seventh inning stretch. toward the end of the game, the temperatures are in the middle 60's. night jacket for later in the game. but in the beginning it looks gorgeous. the temperatures in town falling to the lower 60's. we may see showers tomorrow morning the early morning hours. this is what the freshly updated future cast looks like. the showers that try to roll in 7:00. we are not expecting much. better chance of the thunderstorms. moving in the afternoon hours and the early everything. the storms are to the south and the east of d.c. the beach forecast. a lot going on. ocean city to 70 and 75. better chance of storms moving toward the end of the wee home we are in the upper 70's to the lower 8 o's on memorial day with a chance of thunderstorms. definitely not a washout. ten-day outlook shows better condition on cause and wednesday next week. the mid-70's for next week and the upcoming weekend. j

the temperatures look fantastic. 83 at reagan national airport. 80 at dulles international airport. 77 at winchester. 79 at luray. it's cooler well west of us. look at oakland, maryland, 64 degrees. the higher elevations. that is why they have the temperatures in the yesterday at this time cloudy and gloomy and damp and wet. the temperatures are 15 to 18 degrees warmer around the metro area. that is why it feels so great. if you have the barbecues or outdoor activities this everything the temperatures lower 80's by 7:00. 8:00 in the middle 70's. once the sun goes down past 8:20 this evening the temperatures fall in 70's. and then the 60's. talk about satellite and radar. there is not a lot going on. not around the immediate metro. this is moving at 20 miles per hour. we will have the wet roadways. if you expect anyone using 95 away from the d.c. carolina, likely to run into delays. this is a busy travel time with the folks trying to get home. right to home right now we go looking at partly cloudy skies. we can't rule out chance of patchy fog. you may wanted to leave a few extra minutes

on friday close to 9 o degrees. 819 the computer pick for the number at the reagan national airport.this is the view tomorrow morning. feel like the 70's but in the day it feels like the lower 9 o's in many locations. the scold front i explained to -- the cold front i explained to bring us storms friday. it's south of us on saturday. we have a different wind direction. it's closer the average is up to 77 degrees. the race begins a it the preakness on 6:45. it will be comfortable. it's good for the horses and the jockeys with the temperatures not on the hot side at all. 93 followed by 89 saturday. a stronger cold front comes in and then through the middle of next week shower and the storm chances. 70's in the day and 60's at night. alison: not bad. thank you. still to come here. a campus divided. larry: find out why they could separate for two commencements this year. >> she had to be doing 70 miles per hour. she hit the hill and she was almost airborne. alison: but that is just the start of a find out what the driver had under her shirt that had the police scratching their heads. lar

two cars collided near the exit to reagan national airport. that was around 3:30 this morning. those lanes were shut down for 0 minute. everything is open right now. >> and happening now. maryland state police investigating an overnight crash on the best way. this the mangled scene 11:45 last night aft crash between mercedyes benz and honda civic it happened outer loop river road exit. three men were taken to the hospitalment we're told they will be okay. >> hard to believe after that damage. crash over nights in prince george county two cars collided on martin luther in mitchellville. 10:30 it happened last night. one woman rushed to the hospital in critical cond condition. >> more on the fallout from firing of former fbi director james comby. he heard about his termination watching about it live on tell snrition os avrption less. >> he landed dulles over ov in the meantime the president decision sending shockwaves throughout d.c.. both with democrats and republicans questioning timing of firing. >> annie yu live outside of the fbi headquarters now with more on all of this hug

the temperature at reagan national airport is 91 degrees. 86 in wint. the feels like temperature is warmer than that. middle 90's for much of the area. upper 90's for leesburg. tonight is the warm side. hot side. temperatures fall through the 80's. a few clouds here and there. waking up alley it is warm and humid. upper 60's to 70. the future cast looks like this. want to bring in a few showers. i don't believe it will amount to a lot. better chance of the thunderstorms heading in the day on friday. future cast in terms of the heat index values. so another sizzler considering the time of year. looking ahead to the weekend. we have a cooldown on the way. saturday around 70. 75 degrees on sunday. nice mix of the sun keep in mind the average for this time of year is 77 degrees. michelle: thank you for the update. we are following breaking news. want to give you an update here of the deadly wrong way crash. skytrak7 is back live over u.s. 50 east. in arnold. an update to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall stre